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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-12

SUPERIOR CoURr-CIvTL TERM-PUTNASI,
J.-6Ioaday March 11-The case of Henry w.
Howard VS.. Jason Emerson ct al, was placed
on trial in the morning. This is d case in which
the plaintiff sues ior payment for a cow which
he sold to person acting for the defendant for
the purpose of bu,chering for the market. Dc
PENDANT claims that the animal was found to be
diseased and not fit for use, and as it was worth
less 10 him he declined TO pay plaintiffs bill.
The case was given to the jury about 4 O'Clock
in the afternoon, and at the time Of adjourn
mcnt they had not reported. Hopkins for
plaintiff, Very for defendant
The next case taken up was No 1872, James
Cribbon VS.. Patricl, Callahan, an action for
damages for injury to plaintiffs field crops by
defendants horse and chickens. Case still on
trial. Williams for plaintiff, Very for defend
ant. Cases next in order, Nos 1913, 1874, 1888
2l1, 214, 22t, 222, 228, 234, 287, 23s.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-12
rIccling ID De So alonneil.

The following business was transacted at the
regular meeting of the city council last even
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-12

Snow began falling about half past two this
morning.
A city notice On the second page tells about
the beautiful flowers in TAFT, Bliss & Rice's win
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publif Actifts.

Fcurth-Thst our report herein VIII be presented 20
cisl term thereof TO be held In the new Court onse
the City HALL In the city OF New York on the ssth dsy
OF November 1874, at the opening OF the court on thM
day and that then and fhcre, or ss soon
counsel can be heard thereon, motion VIII Dc mane
that the said report be confirmed,
CHARLES PI ACE,
GRATZ NATHAN,
J. WALKER FOWLER
Commissioners.
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poGttaI.

RAdIi{fyp EAkkIibf EEAkkIibf hiirHIfhfthkffIx6S rHIfhfthkffIx6S hdEErIse
or THE DEMOCRATS AND LIBERAL REPUB.
ANs ss5 \ e IN ps H% fosssg Saturday 81 Nsw Evening"
st o'clock, to rcafnrm the nominations OF Urecey
aud Brown, Herman and DepeW and 10 rstiiy 'he ioi
For MAY Abraham n. Lawrence.
FOR Justice Supreme Court-william II. Leonard
For Judge superior Court-Jsmes &. Spencer,
For City yJudge-Gunning g. Bedford,
For District Attorney G Charles D0nohue
For CorOner-Henry Woltman.. ,.. . -,
The following speakers have been invited ana viii
porltlvely attend ~ =, ,
The Hon. Francis Herman, The Hon z " DepeN
The Hon. Horatio seymour The Hon. a. II Lawrence,
The Hon. Thoe X. stewart The Hon. Hsmuel = 10Y,
The Hon. james Brooks, The Hon, ternsnuO WOOD
The Hon. Wm. II. Roberts, The Hon MichaeI. onnoh!'
Tho lion. John Kelly, The Hon. :. fithlan
Col Ethan Allen, Charles Donohue, Es1.
Airrrnon T. Sullivan, Ftq., James y. Thsyer, Esq
Chsries i. shaw, ESQ, Isaac H. Hunter, Esl.
CoMMiTTER OF ARRANGEMENTS.
ABRM. 4. HEWITT,
Chairman Tsmnany County Conventon.
CHRIsToPHEE ttNttI -.-,
WIN. n. OVfSCN. SOcreterlet
FsrDK. 2ixNEE. a,,ozr,,o ,orv,,
Chairman Tsmusny judiciary Convention.
cSnfsTornsn eSsnsT N1sn rrxs, Secretaries.
CHAs. n HASwRIL,
Chairman County Committee.
EDwARD BURKE,
Chairman Judiciary Committee
Tiios. r. STEWART,
Chairman Liberal Republican County Convention
Rs@. as@.s NJ; e. 'n.Ins9S' n.pss9' Secretaries.
JOSEPH W HOWE.
Chairman Liberal Repuolicsn judiciary Convention.
DANIEL b. DUDLEY.
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NEW YORK. oct. II. iS7e
SUPRRME COURT.
y In the matter OF the application Of the Department
men aad Oommonay Of the city Of New YORK, relative
W the
OPENING or
EIGHrY.NlNrH STREET,
from Eighth avenue to the New Road or Drive and
frOm Twelfth avenue 10 the Hudson river,
IN THE CITY or NEW YORK.
We, the undersgned Commissioners Of Estimat, and
notice to the owner owners, occupant occupants,
Of all houses and lots and improved or unimprove
lsnts an oted thereby and to all Others whom II may
That We have completed our estimate and assessment.
10 any OF ,he lands sected thereby and Who may Ss
opposed TO the same do present their objections In
Writing da,y yep,nSd ,T 60 JpI A. ptasn. E,9 our
day Of November lsil and Thai We the said ConmIs
week days next .er the said d day 81 SoSembef and
for that purpose VIII be In attendance At our said ONCE
That the sbstract ofthe said estimate and assessment
together with our maps and also all the ain iayits est
mates and other documents which we're used BY us IN
tho Department OF Public WORKS n the city OF New
York there to remain until the 9th day of December,
That the limits embraced by the assessment aforesaid
are follows TO wit; All those lots. piece parcels
o. nE sna eenS % M stree bStwss&
Twelfth avenue and the Hudson river and extending on
either side ~ Lighiy ninth sreet half the distance to
That our report herein will be presented 10 the su.
preme Court OF the Stale Of New YORK. at special
city isi 10 The city OF New YORK on tSs iftS day Of
Dooemler 1919 At The opening Of the cour, on that DAY,
can he heard thereon motion will be made that - 4,
said report he confirmed.
JOEL a; IITHiAN.
RICHARD CROKER.
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SUPREME COURT.


In the matter OF the application OF the Mayor Alder
men, aud CommOualty 0f the city Of New YORK. relative
OPENING Asp EXTENDING OF
MADISON AVENUE,
from the norhcriy side Of One Hundred and Twenty.
IN THE CITY OF NkW YORK.
We the undersigned Commissioners Of Estimate an
Assessment In the above Untitled matter, hereby give
hetce 20 tue owner or ONnrrs occupant or occupants,
OF All houses and lots and improved or unhnproyed
lAnd aocicd thereby and TO all Others whom Il may
First-fhni " have completed our estimate and as.
-esshcnt aud that all persons Interested In these pro-
ocodus or u any OF tho lands affected Thereby, aud
VINO may be opposed 10 the same do present their
JecOLs u writing, duly verified TO Charles Place, Es
our Chairman nt the once Of the Commissioners, "
dy OF Noleuher lsi2, and thIt the said COmmls-
eOners, VIII near parties so Objcotng within the ion
weok days next after the said ith dav oyemhpr ISM
aud FOR that purpose viii be In attendance Mt our said
Omco on each of said en- days, at u O'Clock NJ,
second -Ihat The abstract ot the said estimate AMI
ass SsncNt, together with our maps, and also all the
amda, 8, estimates, and other documents which werO
The once Of the Department Of Public Works IN the Sty
yember, 1879. - -
Thrd-.Thst the limits embraced by tho assessment
AFORESAID are as follows to WITT All lhOsc lots
psroeis OF land IN the city Of New YORK. situate.
pounded aud contained within the following limts,
thst say On the west by the centre line Of tfth
avenues on the east by the centre line OF Fourth ave.
nue. on the north, by Exterior sroel or Harlem river
ana on the south by the centre line ~ Fghty
stree excepting theroirom all the land known ~ Nount
Morris square.
The sun., 1872-10-25

N nan Ass1cstiou OF the tth Ward held on 23d inst
~ Coemopoltsn Han, the following resolutions we're
bers OF the NJ r. Brennan Association, do hereby pledge
ourselves 20 use earnest cndeAyors TO OBTAIN the
election Of candidates as nominated and endorsed By
Tammany Hail. Resolved That In the ed Assembly
Of the Hon; Denis Burns for Assembly aud also of
Jeremiah Murphy, Esq., for Assistant Alderman Re
solved, That IN the Hon VIM. X. Roberts for Congress-
his past entities him to ntire support Re.
solN ed That In recommending the people OF the city
and county Of New York the Hon. Patrick Lyaght for
Alderman, we recognize him as man who IL above re
proarh and who has heretofore nlled the once Of hs
tant Alderman with credit 10 hime, and hts consitu
ents nd sstisaCtio to all We therefore pledge him
our united support JOHN GILLIuAN, Pres.
JoHN NJ SwEKNy, Sec.
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snunst tntmsolna.

FURNITURE, CARPET5.
IL BEDDING,
AT O'FAi;IlELL'S, ~ sTH AN,
CORNER OF nrH ST.
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEkLN OR MONTHLY.
EURNITURB, carpets and bndung largest
Il assortment and the lowest prices for cash, or %
weekly or monthly payments. at
r. NJ CoWPERTHwAtr'S. i55 Chatham ~.
WEEKLY or MONTHLY PANMEN r.
w carpets furniture, bedding &c; prices lower llHp
any house in the city.
DEALY & CUSNINGUAN.
33i and SN6 81 Az. ne .'I' u
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M,Nienl.

So Bond st.. has had great eIpen.
rncc, and IA uueQuallrd In curing old of
Vous debility and blood and skin diseases Establish
cd ~ years.
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Slnantrut.

SECRETARN'S OFFICE. JERIE RAIL
Notice 10 hereby givon that the transfer hooks Of
thi. Company VII be closed at its General ONO.
a.. the 18TH day OF November is1t when the books vii
be for tranAfes the office Of puncA Shcnun
Co. who have been appointed transfer agens II THIS
H. N. OTIS Secretary
The sun., 1872-10-25
Astroloqu.

4 ArrEffH6E22ShIRSSGEGbT! Is rNf 3gEi kEkjyaiffh afh
GoTo ~ ,. nSF RFG pE2RAPMAH F1R E foI AIp 7TH Av
Consult the beet ClarNoyA Of the age tells eVrry
thing gves uck In love anu business brings together
those long separated speedy marriages !ncAy rumD3rs
ATTENTION i-Consultations on business. law.
suits enemies losses, abscnt friends, love marriage
scknoss, death pay refused unless SATISFIED. 6l
dha MADAME slNGHl. Cil!Noysnt.
A TTENTION i-MADAME PORTER, seress bee,
~ IN tue world. Consult her for everything, LncNy
Plumbers. Fee ~ cents % Carmne s;., near BleecAcF
No scuis.
4 TTENTION.-Miss WELLINGTON. ip Wet 27th
St. near 6th ay.. b. consulted un al a.sirS of
ne brings the separated together, and gives ucSy
A BONA EIDE seventh daughter that show, Ike.
MADAME -. ROSS, medical and business clair,
LNt Voyant, lii West tDh ~, between broadway aud
ith aN-Consut her ON all Affairs OF NE name of one
Tara causcs speedy marriages; shows Scness brings
together those long separated, lucky numbers.
MADAME DRAPIER, Just arrived from berlin,
t'L Ceh give iul talsia'uOn Us 10 past pres ni ami
future events, al 20 Broone ST. Ladies', @c no grnt.
NINE, Y. tells names date of marrisg.s s. and all you
60 West BleoCAerst,
MADAME DIX, Lasiness cla,rvoyant; fees from
IVA cents TO o. ZSe Yh st. between 1th and ~th avs
MADAM WATTS on.y reliable colorcd astrolo.
4'A Hist XII West Ah strear between 9Th nnd 9th avs
fsEiE wonderful astroogis eau reveal your lfo from
! the cradle to the grave. Madame aWEENi, 81 81
sS. hcAr 18th st. Lucky numbers no gents
TINHE GYPsY win reveal from the cradle 10 the
grave name date OF marriage ls Fast broadway.
S7 MME. T.. H0EDER. well known r yoar.
lie, re- gardA 10 health wealth marriage love Aras
sssont tHeads Law suiIs. soIuess and death Il A. ~
The sun., 1872-10-25
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING.

GRAND DRATIFICATION MEETING.
TWENTIETH AssENBNY DISTRICT
GREELEY. BROWN. HERMAN, LAWRENCE,
ENTIRE DEMocRA!!s%Ha e. fli!SsrEAt REPUBLICAN
.4 FF!9$$ Oct IS al Sr'Vooi' Hall si'i St and %
Tai s adEf. ~ gFf;
Il cs Tsi NJ lcNS14 aa Hsnsy Sssy Dr. fe0doF
MhETIS Of ; The I'm w.ra InaePsnGssO, z ,s Cam;
Wednesdsy evening Oct o. when The foiow resolu.
ene Sps sss e.. a lon S
;or Congress AID the Hon Gun ig Bedfcrd & Tor ciy
u O. SSuLLrs. See. J. McDoSALD, viee.Pres.
VIZ HAMILTON. sergeant.stArms.
ATA MEETING of the Third AiderinAnlc tApoIlo
HAD District Convention, held last eseninS q,
yrne. ".' unanimously nqHR9'ed lT t9r As'tsn, Al
EDwARD =. sxIrn, Secretary.
Y the ilth Assembly District Greeley snl Brown Gsm'
sfys on friday evening. Oct. IS. al O'clock Ivcry
member ~ earnestly requested to be present as usl
ness of great Importance Will lad sssG,s n Gqs rIs,
THos. W. VAN 1Ass=I. Sec.
IOHN wEiLAND AssOCIATION. : The
snpear for the purpose OF masng arrangem nts for
T.e3.ssh M,d rs!I1;.!iSn ,mectag for JsTs, oBrien
JAooR HUsHtEER, Sec. WM II. Bird, Pres.
THRLIBERAL KEPURLiCANso TIE si,th
moIS nomlnaed fimoisy cah,bsi for ks..ms
ana Mcnsei Icsiy Tor Assistant Alderman. Speeches
neAiy s. Jennings. aud @ = 4 pqP,,c9HssrTyl CO.
L,wIs HrrLio. Secretary
| As:oes'ion. o. the iith Assembly Dsirict % M, {
e. Fr,s,y evening Oct (. a. ,u O,eloSs at M'eLe''
fRAss scufibEr, Sec. fiiASCIs FARREL, Pres
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Shipping.

NCHOR LINZ STEAMERS
~ Sail every Nednestiy and Saturday 20 and from
GlasgOv. Liverpool, Londonderry, and Queenstown.
Pacngers booked to and from any railway station In
Great tain, ireland, Noraay. sweden Denmark Ger.
many holland. Belgium snd The Tinted ststes,
AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
Drafts on the Old Country FOR any amOunt.
Apply at the Company's ON 'es, Bowling Green.
UlNfEI-nN rs
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9nhiit Ncines.

49, - . . > = .
81 Peter Connolly. H. Gros'myer, John ). MshOney
"a Joseph + pett., Nathan J. Seviuer. james Ksne
IS MsiviiS beis., william A. sprtt AdOiph Birn.
81. John Houston. james II. Fay, Charles n. Ray.
S SCHUYLER White, John Held, Henry +. Cushing
s., Alfred brher, Edward Kennedy, samuel ). Lewis.
81. Terence p. Smith, Thorn. whsleu. James f.
TwENTY-FIRsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
TBIRTY-sEy ELscrroN pIsrRIcrs.
Nelson Reed, Anthony D. Brsckein, william NC
2. Isaac /. Reeves. George Peck, James c. Bonnesu,
'ssoN Nsicas Y bey, Henry Richmond, Charlie. A. sho
4 Chsrie. Hsn.hsil. Joseph Carroll, Thom" P. Mon.
nell Chss b. Meigs ~ p,.. ,..., ~.
pSren George bef.ndop Geo A. "e' Joseph van
ssyROpTn lIsaey james Kin'sy John Mccarthy
~ 1lliism $ Jones, Horstio p. Allen, Henry c. Hart
:. wiiism Merritt. Isaac n. Martin. Charles W. Ty.
g. Henry MOnsrque Albert L. Blowers James Finley
10 Joseph 4. Ccrkey, Robert Earl Jr James II. crsw.
IT, John b. Hssgerty, Chas. c. Reed Charles II. Riley,
ia franei. r. Rail, william Ru,er, james II. Clark.
is. William i. .Ryer.op, james Miller Maurice W.
- scoyils b Fooic, Robert Po.tlli, John oDOnnel,
is wiiism II. Mott. John Brown. Henry Held. Jr.,
is Henry c. Robinson. Edward sherry. Henry Bier.
Oi9' Il &insm A wyderi. Alfred Herman. P. II.
IS fdwsrd e cSsge.hali, Eugene Hinton. Joseph
iS David II. poremus, Edward Reynolds. Michsei T.
g. wliiiam Martin John Robbins. John II. e.rri.
u. Wiiiism Iesfvocd. Edward d. welsh, Alexander
H. C6sris. covtan. Daniel Eassu, Patrick II. warren.
=. jame. .. Roper, A. sleght Jones, VIM. II. Hicks
y. John II. Gregory, Charles Rhodes, stephen Rob
eris' lohh n; pesuny, e,,u.. n.~., ch.,,o. T. a,nr
,eSsnp, vs. i, GcoTrs n Hunt, D''''' o".
q. 4 %ntaey, Charles Pierce, A"sibaid skilimOur
~ tS,Ss: syt Anthony A''ir'' Henry NJ JeO
e. {. W PeSsley, c. A. Peck. Augustus ssisman.
.. Henry :; Wines. Henry Muller. Charles A. Garth
vst. jane. Kendall. ,,. 49,,
81 EFT. Brown. Simon p. Soyes. Charles Druhl.
=. fiine,. quick, william welsh, william H. Psile.,
S. Gilbert Dorian, WIN. n. Smith. John A. Fitssim
s. w,n II. Mitchell. James =. Giynn. Edward Keeoh
s. Ira i Reed. Charlie. Dateheldor Joseph Lew.
s. Ps,rick il. Carroll WIN. q. Randall. Jane. Kelly,
81 JoGa II Porter wm. II. Draper, John ThOrp.
Leonard Reynolds.
'Vacancie. Persons selected not appearing or re-
pOLICE DEPARTMENT, OF THE CITY
No. so,NvLnISsY srnssr.
NEw YoEK oct I, 1872.
sS'St nsFts s..9 gss sS,ri g 'Sf
& 81 S ss H.'s s S ssss 81 :'s
SioSiJSa SiSSIS 81 Ns @ ' ::SsaSs '''
SGs;tS,yl 9eSS; Ssigss, i5ST e. a siPM
FRIDAY octc 3et 2s, from a. N toSP,h
T' ~".""'r <",owSSl o SSl;fdTioS DAY
ny orict OF ,he board q rYlSss, rYlSss;,ov
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TWENATIoyAL ,II$>S oP sTEAMgSMIIEs

FOKrN NIGHrLI TO and from LONDON DIRECT,
from Pers a and A. North river.
,... TO oUtENsroNk AND LIVERPOOL.
RGYPr, Grogun. saturday, Oct. -, at p ".
ITALY. Thompson. saturday. Nov. ., at SS =. NJ.
SPAIN Grace saturday Nov ?, Arm
CANADA, Webster, Saturday, Nov. 10, atSf
GREECE, Andrews. saturday, Nov. 2, al . 4 NJ.
EGYrI, GrogAn Saturday. NrY. 20. at F@P. Nj
FOR LONDON DIRECT
LHlN, lawson, Thurs lay, Nov. !, at e A. N.
DENMARK. Sumner Saturday, Nov. Is nj $40 p NJ.
HOLLAND, Bragg, "Wednesday, Nov. "a, N2..OP,M.
Csbn passage ,,'.' ....,..t,, fIo AMI - currency
THESE STEAMSHIPS ARE THE LARGEST IN TnG
TRADE.
Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown.
Londonderry, glasgow, or London, t2 currency.
For further information apply at The Comp anys once
No, GO Broadway. \. W. J. HURST, Manager
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Antilun nutItts.

ID Agents once and salesroom s; Bowcryl, Nil Ell
rifay, Oct. =, 1871, COu1i-nm nts Of vat hta,
on goods left Tor sale.
The sun., 1872-10-25
for Snlt mn 10 Fn.

DOOMs 10 let ; 90, O., ti0, or fi5 per month: 50
IL or ~ rooms each, IN new double houses, by
q. CRAMOND, 6e5 West 10Th st. we,t OF lith .v.
NXORN SHOPS To let cheap, one suitable fo-
w lohbing mason. Inquire at * East tth si nssr
BroadNay.
The sun., 1872-10-25

For O. 'EENsTowN AAD LIVERPOOL.
Royal Mall steamers are appointed to sail rs folio ws;
CITY OF BROokLlN, Saturday, oct. @, 7. a.
CITY OF MASHlNGTON. Thursday. Oct. 81, 2P ".
CITY oh MONTREAL, Saturday, Nov. Ppm
CITY OF ANTWERP, Thursday, Nov. I. ~ A. NJ.
aud each succeeding Thursday aud saturday, from Pier
IS North river.
RATES or PASSAGE
First Cabin. .... SIS gold Strerage go currency
l-SseIgers also forwarded 20 Il,vre, lsmburs, sSe
Tickets be bought here At moderate rates by pr
sons wishing TO send Tor their friends.
For fur her information apply at the ConpAny's Office
JOliN q. DALE, Ascent,
- BTOadvay, New York.
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i carrying the United stAtcs hsils.
IDAHO sails v edn lsday, oct. ~, at SP NJ.
MlNhE>olA salts Wednesday, Nov. 6, at 81 A. NJ
Ca6in p,-sage, - gold; rteerage, 81 currency.
WILLIAMS 4 GUION.
D broadway, New York
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Sablnss EanRs.

nEPOsIT TODAY IN the SAVINGS BANK
~ Chartered by the United states.
SEND FOR CiEcUlsR, i.i hirttkcr ~.
AsSLfS OVER tl0UHD.
IRVING oSSAyyibSiGS ISsTlTUTL9N.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST allowed On al sum,
Interest commences from nrst Of January, April Juiv
and october. Bank open daily from 10 A. NJ TO s. 4. ~
WALTER ". CONCKLIN, President
NANpSRBiLT L. bUNros, Secretary.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-23
DIR. &. +. BROWNS
Young American Liniment.

This celebrated and wonderful medicine, al
though as yet but partially known TO the public.
has been thoroughly tested in the hands OF the
proprietor fer the last I've years; during which
time .he rapidly increasing demand for it, egualed
hy nothing but its wonderful success, has induced
the proprietor TO extend the OF its circulation
In offering this Liniment to the public, as do
in full confidence that it must supersede alI Others
now In use, an external remedy for the cure Of
all diseases in the reach 81 that class of medicines
We can safely assert without the least fear Of con-
tradction, that il stands unrivaled in the list Of
medical Compounds externally applied tor the cure
Of disease Feeling, therefore, that il is
saTy TO pull a remedy eIninent!y wonderful in
its effects, mysteriou.y infaliblc in its powers
Of relief This preparation is offered TO the public
On its own merits and claims no volcanic origin or
essential oils Of the Arabian deserts, but on the
contrary, is what its name imports, AMI is a new
and rare combination OF tie rOvoE3 OF North
American products.
This Iinimsnt hes CAMEL lasting reputation,
where II has been used in most cases which require
an external remedy, sCoh as rheumatism soreness
and swelling Of the b. east, pain and weakness in
the back and joints. spIains, bruises, cramps
fever sores, goitre swClIed neck, PARALYSIS
wounds, erye.ipe.as, bites Of reptiles, headache
white swelinss, mango, ppiscn, burns, all swell
ing, salt rhe9aa, eorns, warts, sore eyes. run
rou.ds, &C.
We daily hear Of the mos: astonishing cures On
animals by this excellent remedy. and hazard
nothing in saying tina; there never has been its
equal a curative for horses. We assert, posi-
lively that it will cure any Of sweeny in exis-
tence also .plin, gals. sprains strains bruises,
scratches, wounds, bgbead, wind gals, sore eyes,
poll evil, ringbone and spawn, when used in the
beginning, and strictly according &c directions.
II is the best remedy known .or killing insects
AID -erev- worms in cattle, and given internally
With the food. it is harmless hut certain remedy
for worms in horses II Is also an excellent eoun-
tex-irritant. See Directions and Certificates ac-
companyins each hottie. Sold by every druggist
and Robert Parham.
&T1oo 06cts per Bottle.
sVPhneipal Derot g Plat Street, N. Y.-Aa
rnayD1of.f
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-23

schenek,s Pulmonic Syrup. sea-weed
Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are the only med
but two thingsto do to make the lungs heal.
First, the liver and stomach must be got into
good, healthy condition, for when the lungs are
wasting the whole body is wasting, and the food Of
consumptive, even If he has an appetite, docs moi
nourish the body. II the stomach and liver are
loaded with slime II lies there and takes the place
OF food consequently the patient has no appetite,
very little, and the gastric Juice cannot mix with
the food, which lies in the stomach, and spoils OF
sours and passes OF without nOurishing the system.
SCHENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS act on the
liver and stomach, and carry of this slime. The
SEA-WEED TONIC is a very pleasant stimulant,
which, taken directly after eating, unies with the
gastric juice and dissOives the food producing good
chyme and chyle; then. by partaking freely OF the
PULMONIC SYRUP, the food is turned into good
blood and the body begins to grow. As soon As the
patient begins TO gain in flesh the matter in the
lungs begins to ripen, ana they heal up.
This is the only way TO cure consumption. No
one was ever cured unless they began to gain in
flesh. The second thing is, the patient must stay
in 4 warm room until they get well. 1t is very i'm.
portant for them to prevent taking cold when the
about are all wrong, and yet, because they are in
the house they must not remain quiet; they must
walk about the room fast the strength will per-
init TO get up good circulation Of the blood.
To those who can afford it, and are unwilling TO
stay in the house, l recommend a visit during the
winter months to Florida, well down in the State,
where the Temperature is regular, and not subject
10 such variations in more northern ATTITUDES.
Palatka, Melonville, and Enterprise are points
can recommends good hotel being kept nj the
former place by the Messrs. Peterman, while the
accommodations and advantages Of the latter places
such to facilitate the recovery Of all who par
take freely Of my preparations and follow the ad.
vice have laid down, and which is more fully set
forth in the circular accompanying my medicine.
Full directions accompany all my remedies, 50
that a person in any part Of the world can readily
be cured by a strict Observance Of the same.
J. II. SCdEECK, NJ. ID.
D. IF ,bo D,lr, and Sel-Wsel
Tonic, $50 per bottle, sr s.. 50 per half dozen.
Mandrake Pills, IS cents per box.
Prepared and for sale by
J. II. SrHEECK & SON.
Northeast corner OF sixth and Arch-s,s, Phi!aici-
phia, AID by druggists and dealers generally,
COLLINS BROS.
ST.. LOUIS, NO.,
mar3-5.LIGv Wholesale Agents.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-23
The Tenneisy Of Truit:.

When A nation as clear-headed a TIE
Americans once become convinced, from
long experience and observation, thst an
article possesses superior excellence as
medicine, not all the preposterocs clsmor o!
ali the worthless nostIum vendors in the uni
verse can shake their belief in its efficiency.
Truth is 4 very tenacious thing, as these
worthless are beginning to discover. Planta-
ton Bitters has too firm n hold upon the
popular esteem TO be in the slightest degree
effected by the cold water diatribes which the
advertisers of fermentod slops, "without a
particle of alchohol," are SO fond Of launch
ing against all aichoholic preparations. The
public knows very well that this peerless
renovan: and tonic does contain spirits, but
it also knows that they are of the purest and
most wholesome description, viz: fine old ST
Cfoi,, the mos. active and beneficial difluser
of its remedial and invigoro,ing properties
throughout the system which could possibly
be adopted. eod&w