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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-14
Ghe Giberal AepubIiran. n.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, SEPT IA.
A PROCLAMATION.


The summer of grcenhacks is mad
winter by specie payment; hence th'
farmer burns corn for fuel. and curse,
God for hard times. Industry is para
iiged aud s'agnation reigns supreme
over a bankrupt people. Having mas
sacred the P;esams and Ku. Klnxe,'
South Carolina with Federal bayonets
failed to get up war with Hayti, shot
Col Grosvenor in Chicogo under mil
itay orders, hutchered inoffcnsive Cor
cans. sided with Hessian Germany
against Lafayette sacrificed Cnba
captured the brave Irish FeniAns, los
all We fought for in the Alabam,
treatv--"We are at pence with all ma
tions." Our trade destroyed. our fa,
di>hn"ored, our people di>appointe
AID vith deLased franchise. Durin
this year We have only lost two hur
dred million of property and two thou.
ard millions credit in Chicago "
have only suffered the suspension I
the Hnbeos Corpus in time OF peat
ara tue lutaHhuuS Stedi oi tHTPe e'tCt
rial votes in Utah. Let us resign on
selves Let lis have peace in Il
Norrh and war in the South. Let
remember tho immortal words Of o
dear friend Kin. William. viz = y
other victory dear Augustus rrni
God from whom all blessings flow
!. lie, Useless Grant and II Cod FL
enjoy tbeir roast turkey aud champo'@
whi.e the w"rbir" rc"ule >tr'
With our hand in the treasury anI &"
seal on the hl~krt Ring vt CT. Ga
save America Down with the No
archy: us lime TO ahdtcate, and t
for = o her Washington.
n, T BY THE HEAD CENTER OF II
DENT DYNASTY
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-14
AAkENEa1b.N y!

TEvIiF OVERLAND SHORE. SALEM, HAS
received large l"t ui I.Iee, tashi' nahle
H., e"ud~, log, Gh,r sith wcii sc.eete" rt"en
II Itu.u, stI.-, stc. tive them cAll. Highest
t-Tsce Fa.d Iur rodace. a.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-14

TO vote for Grant is to endorse his
violations of the Constitution and his
squapdering of the peoples money to
effect his reelection.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-14
TO The PUBLIC.

4 III KINDS or WORK, SEWING
N Washing aud Ironing, &C.. done by Mrs.
bu, nett oii shuIt notice and reasonable
terms. All orders left at the house, south. west
part of Dallas. Will be Immediately attended to.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-14

The standard remedy for Coughs, Tn-
fiuenza. sore Throat, Wh0oping
Cough. Group. Liver Complaint,
Bronchitis. Bleeding Of ile
Lungs. and every affection of the
Throat. Lumgs and Chest, INCLUDE
ing COnSumpti0n.
Wfstars BaIsam does not dry up
o Cough. but loosens IL. cleanses
the Lungs. ailays irritation, thus
removing the cause OF the COM
plant. Nune genuine unless sign
ed 4. BUTTS. Prepared by SETH
w. FOWLlS. ~ SON. Boston.
Sold by REDDiNGTON, HOS
TETTER & CO., san Francisco,
and by dealers generally. lG-ly
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-14
View Goods! New Goods!
FOR TuE PRESENT SEASON.

We respectfully call the attention Of the
Public TO our Well Selected Stock Of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Ladies' aud Misses Hats.
Gentst Furnishing Goods,
Gloves, Caters. Etc
Hardware,
Groceries,
School Hooks,
Stationery. &C.,
I'm fact Everything Found In a First
Class Retail store.
We can assure our Patrons that we will be
up with the times.
Come and Examine our Stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Country Produce taken In exchange f. e
Goods.
N. l.. J. D. LEE.
Dallas, April %, 1871. l-t
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-14
: Z HEY ARE NO. IILE
sf AFlCV Drink

D. IL l. "
Spirits and IlcclsGc i.iGaors Goctored. spiced
C. clswcctcucd t. lic s: u. t.stc. called Ton.
i>o."" Appetizer Z" Ecs:orcrg," &C., t.Iat lead
l., t.ppicr on - Grra.:cnacss and Tuin bet are
alta Medicine, made from tic Nat.yc Roots and
,.2-.}9 Of California, free from Hii Alcoholic
.s:.i.i:i!an:s. Tho az the G. HEAT BLOOD
oC.:yEiE.t all IIEE GlyINt: PRIN-
CIPI.E ptr.-ct Ecnorator 4dlnvi=oratcr Of
t.,syst =. cAr.yi@g OF 81 po.soIoUs matter acd
restoring t,.c Liocd 70 :. healthy condition. No
p.-soa o>l t-.c tAc5c II :crs according to G!rcc-
t.5l c-It r-:.l:..:' !o-s Gaw y.
Far fnla:li..:t; uni Chronic Rheu-
t11f.ruf aud Cont. ID. s3c2siI Sr fad.-
I. ,-:!ou. Billions, T:c;s;ittcEt aad later
g:i.t:S.i: Favc:s, Diseases Of tac Blood,
i..vc~, Il .:i..ys, cal ~ Hi..er. these Bit
.ccs lar bc:l lIo@: a.cc- -ss:a'. Swch Dis
cases e., c...sc! H. Vtiatcd Blood, wl.ch
l. :2le-..'y rrj..:c1l " arrangement Of Tia
7 .rs. O.G-.:;s.
DYSPEPSIA o.: INDIGESTION.
l. ....-4e. 1'a-I lathe Shoulders, Coughs. TigIs-
ics5 cr lic C..eat, D.-z.los, aor- Eruc;a;:o.s Of
tc s.J..i:.-.s E:l t.sts. t..3 .i"uih Bio"s ~
tac..a, - 1s.ts1n II ia E2as,, Inflammation OF
t2 In -. 'atl ia TER asios.s cftlc IL hidneys. aad
8 haas. ot.er painful symptoms. @r1 the on-
l2r .-ssf Dyspepsia.
IN yiavi-o.at. TIC Stomach and stimulate the
t9rpiIi yer q IA bow =. VIE. rcadcrtlc.n OF u1-
oqaaE eEic-cy i cleansing t..t blood CT al
nourltics, al Iuparu d new l..s aal viGoE 10
fiic whole S. stem.
FOR S.1IE DISEASES. Eraptions. letter.
salt I.heu4 B.otcacs, Syols. im3Ics. Pustui:s.
COS r1aacI15 IL. y gGs, ssc.si'i''Ica3 @ors
Ey1s T.. yai? les, ltet. Scurfs. Disc co9or&tio@s OF
;ho Sal-, uaalors al Diseases oft!Ec Sk.n, OF
wAa:cYsr aaae oE i.2tnr g.. literally dug rp
a.3ca..ic1 out Of t,t2 system IL a Ghcr' t.Sis ~
T.. ..ss f.these B!ttcgs. onc bossle ia S'Scti
casss. II convince tHe r!ost I4cEelulous or t4Ar
curative csIycts.
q a1sc the vl,ia,ed Blood whenever YOU ind
!ts inlpnr-t es bursting through she s&in la PINE
riee. Errp:ions CT Sores; cleanse it whon You
fad II obstractcd and sluggish IN the NeiEs;
cleans, Il " sn Il is FOUL aad your feelings viii
tell you when. Keep t;c blood pure aad to
aeAIta of tie fya.~.a viii follow.
plN, TArg a1l st.scr " OK NeS. l1rsins in
the eays.1in II s, rlany taoaz2ias arS cTtctnaGy
destroyed an1 moved. For fan d!.s,lohs. ro-d
carscally tic circnla- around oach botuc.
J. ilKFn, Proprietor. +. II. MCDONALD &
CO. D.r.t.<sl-ss ard & =. hreats. San Francisco.
C1l aal Q: AL 81 Cam1e street. New Yos...
eoLD II ~. D~J'Iti-Frs ANo D--ALEE3.
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For the very best phot ographs go to Brad
ley h. Ruloffson's Gall ery without STAIRS
Ess- ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 42s,
Montgomery, street, San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
MRS. WHARTON.

Preparing for tho Second Trial OF the
Unfortunate Lady-Professor Aikens'
School or Chemistry to he Vindicated
During the Forthcoming Van Ness In
vestigatiOn.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 1s, 1872.
At the meeting OF the Anne Arundel Circuit Court
on Monday next the date OF the trial Of Mrs. Wharton
for an alleged attempt to poison Eugene Van Ness,
her business agent at Baltimore, will be set. 1t
was generally supposed this case would not come
TO trial after the material points OF the
had been adversely decided on the trial for the
murder OF General Ketchum, and 1t is known that
Attorney General Syester and State Attorney
LEVEL have no desire to try the case. But the
Governor whose consent is necessary under the
law, has not sanctioned the entry Of noue pro-
scout. His action Is asserted, in some quar-
ters, to be Influenced by the pressure OF
those concerned in making out case
against Mrs. Wharton, and Professor Aiken and his
Maryland University are named as the real prose-
CutOrs, and the issue the vindicatiOn Of the pro-
fessOr's school Of chemistry, which suffered greatly
in public confidence during the Ketchum trial
The coming trial will possibly be set for a special
term late in November or early In December, the
regular October term Will be too short to embrace
1t. But DEFENDANTS counsel, who believe their op-
ponents have weaker case than before, will object
to any pOstponement. The health of Mrs. Wharton
and also other faithful daughter Nelly Is good
but there does not seem to be much abatement OF
hostile feeling towards the accused woman in the
particular circles OF Baltimore society wherein she
formerly moved.
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. IS, 1872.
CLEARED.

steamship Greece BD, Andrews Liverpool via Queens
steamship Adriaic DD Perry, Liverpool via Queens
via s Ss nGpfSa m Mrsn0u's Liverpool
Steamship Abyssinia OBJ, Hanes Liverpool Via Queens
steamship Peter jebsOn NoE, wuln, cork-Funch
Steamship Europa (Br, Campbell, Glasgow-Henderson
;. .s sessmship Regulator Freeman, Wilmington No-Lor-
Richmond Old Dominion Steamship g. -. ~
Ship Antrim (BD, o'Neil. Liverpool-E Morgan's
Ship John Ldgett Br, Poison. London-Arkel, Tufts
Ship .Theresc Mudgctt. London-Thos Dunham's Ne
Bark pagmar tNop Pederscn Cork for orders-Funch
Bark Gladstone cp Allan. Cork for orders-Tetens
BARK on9re tAus. casrano, Queenstown for orders
Bark ! Pendergast tBr), Bates cadiz-Pendergast
%s 9S sssS Ct
rdni Brig IsSposC Petruluz taD Lgnor Barcelona
Brig Caciqne Braz), Cinra, Rio Grande do sul-Dow-
brig Mex spearing eBr,, Thomas, cienfuegos-Jova
sshs ss H.zrn Esn snos xnS xoseo
schr William Hunter Harksen Montevideo-w II 7
schr Dolphin (Br), Hudson, Naranham-Jas Ward &
schr Carrie Clark, Cross, Maranham and market
schr mtR i B 6ctan, Coffin Barbados--Jones Lough
sehr uriah Tabitha, Morgan, Pensacola and Milton
schr Aldridge, Swain, Richmond-van Brunt
Bro.
schr wanata. sommerton, Richmond-Evans Ball 4
Co.
-schr Cordelia Newkirk, Huntley. Washington, Dc
Slaght 4 Petty.
schr II Benedict Ellis. Washington DC-slaght &
Petty.
schr W Freeman Robinson, Boston-Charles Fenny 4
Co.
schr Charles Rogers Mayo, Boston-A starbuck
Echr Pointer, Baker, Providence--H Jackson h Co.
schr onward, Wheeler, New London-H w Jackson
Co.
schr John Conlin, Abraham, New Havcn-Rackett &
Bro
Steamer W Allison, Churchill Moble-RackettA Bro.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1872-10-19

Jaetsysy, Salem; Potter Potter. Boston; s,nnck
s0p b a caess II sSt ESSeusy Ssrt
svsnins ssSr Eys Adsl sass for Fh,sdsspss & ss
Psde bound also the brig John Pierce and about
PORTLAND, Oct is-Arrived. steamship Franconia,
Brsss New York bark Gar Caro- Blaachard Cadiz ser
Good and Albert oiarspss: Allen. New York; Ciosson
Cissfed-schr Mary stowe. Rankin Washington. DC.
ssed @ orig s sss sdds rTsssp s SusHS,
Dc Echo, Waite; Virginia, Small, and Broadneld Britt
S1 SS :sar.
ArrIvsa IN lower harbsT: schr Q stedman, McFsdden
PRovIDENCR Oct f~Arrvsd, steamer City Of eall
weston Jones New Orleans schrs Sslyn s MaIT Ss
SsySa Ssy
''ssi gas: ssDgsh aeis
5s:SsI dsalss ks Fsp
kins; Thomas Ellis, Kelley; william bIrdsn1
ss;' sSss9 Dss.nes a'iR FSssm.n ,iIS
As :s1Rss
ysss y Han Tei@sn sa;snSsh sSSs
ssn DC
T.Ss WI
ea s MAI ha III Florida Ss
SW%%SR|sg %sSi% SiS SsI
% %SssIsd.ssEss Banks i Hasslas Mary er, Douglass LIVER
'??!i os% 'ss1 7aYPSa!ss asns.ns Panama
pa. SAVANNAH Oct lS5sailed M schrs Bradley Chase.
snfx Gart caa dsoss NSw 81
dslssy
era hisn. wS9faSusg siroaEs1
Phii4Sslphis; sarah Reed Reed de: Hiisson isssr.
81 fFsa &
as
Eliza Staples a pqs I n and
Ho6oken Ira Bliss, Norton and Matanzas Bragdon Cox1
saiIsdx;Bra!g " BekmoEs. Blckm.ore Baltimore
drea Philadelphia Goode May, Pswtnekes fcr do
viSHfHRD HAVEN. oe. schr. Mah:ssa
PortsT Gardiner for Philadelphia; XSSie hodsnsn.
sssss'9s sas .sSSs
sE En sYa Meos1s asses shancsn and asa o
haIi Cyrus Iois%sits % BToSsinss. hmiy S1 and
n M9S ssss ssys lent s9ons and
sS!f8a aHStyfS ssS YG5s sE%SA5 brig
LUCIA HSrcSi.sn zones New YORK t,s' "1'''' ] ''A
s siS J9nss sCss.
sephine, Phinney and Emma Day, Hoboken Luna, Hud1
Arrived, schrs VIM Bourne Terry. and A 8 Gas1
ke dasks s sorgetUwn Do ohr Mary Men
Elizabethport ,sssl3
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
ANNIVERSARY OF THE UNIvERsALIsT MIS-
SION,

The thirteenth anniversary OF the Sunday school
attached to the above mission was held yesterday
afternoon at Brevoort Hail. Fifty-fourth street. near
Third avenue. The Rev. DIR. Chaplin, the Rev. J. M.
Pullman, and the Rev. E. c. sweetser occupied
seats on the platform. The exercises opened with
the reading of Scripture and the singing OF hymns
or the six hundred children belonging to the school
about three hundred were present, In an address
by the superintendent, Dr. Needham, the history
encouraged still to continue In attendance. APP
propriate addresses were then made by the rever-
dren partook OF nice collation. This school is sup
ported by all the churches OF the Universalist
denomination In the city. The Sunday school
teachers In attendance yesterday were Mrs. Fuller,
Misses Mary and Josie West, Miss Kellock, Miss
Marion Holly, Miss Mary Green. Miss Amy Mon
uOse and Miss LQRde.
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
OCTOBER 10, 1s72-TRIPLE SHEET.

Hchr Loduskia, Reeves Hoboken for Boston
schr Aiknoinook Brown, New York for Noank
Schr Maria Louisa, New York for New Haven Wt
Schr Munde, Eckford, New York for New London.
schr O Matthew'S Hunt, New York for Portsmouth.
Schr Rhode Island. Rawley. Hoboken Sag Harbor.
schr Samuel Carleton Burke Ezabethport for Provi-
dence. N
schr Forest City, johnson, Rondout for Boston.
sehr shn Crockford, Hatch, Jersey City for Provi
dence.
schr Maria Baker, Harper, New York for Providence
schr Miller, Brown, Ellzabethport for New Haven.
Schr w McComb, Horton, New York for Newport
schr Stella Lodge, McDermott New York for New Lon
don.
schr F ] Smith, Baldwin, New York for Hartford.
schr Fanny Edith, Rider, Rondout for Boston.
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
TAXPAYERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.

The Taxpayers Protective Association met last
evening at Milliman's Hall, Twenty sixth street
and Seventh avenue, Mr.. Peter Dolan presiding
and Mr.. Charles Clarke Secretary. The object ol
this association is to protest against the present
method OF paving Third avenue, from Fourteenth
street to ftftypint street. Mr.. DOlan delivered a
very sensible address the condition In which the
taxpayers OF the, city are placed by the action OF
siRnihcant local politicians, and gave an account
OF now cohomittee OF the association had been
ceYed by Comptroller Green at recent interview.
me committee had waited on the Com troller to
say mat tney were thoroughly with HIM In all his
Dnlcial action Mr.. Dolan was followed by Mr..
siarke, VINO also uttered independent sentiments
promised TO continue In the work undertaken by
them until an honest municipal government will
recognize that taxpayers have some rights.
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
OBITUARY.

Right Rev. Michael O'Connor, d. ID.
Right Rev. Michael O'Connor, d. d., at one
period Roman Catholic Bishop Of Pittsburg, Pa
died yesterday morning. He expired at Woodstock
College, In the neghborhood Of Baltimore, Nd,
full OF years and honor. Bishop O'Connor retired
from the active duties Of the episcopate some
years since, OF his own win and accord, and relin-
to qualify himself TO join OF the humble orders
of religious brotherhood which abound in the
Church to which he belonged. He devoted his la.
Dor, IN great measure to the cause OF education,
and his demise will be vastly regretted by a large
number OF friends His remains will be Inferred
from ST. Ignatius' church. Baltimore, on Wednes-
day ihe 23d instant, In the forenoon.
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
Passed Through He'll cato.
BOUND SOUTH.

VIII sss'SM s%sn S1w BAY ss 'r New
lumber iS to Jed Frye ooo Bangor Tor new YORK. with
sehr Nile Metcal, Rockland for New York. with lime
sehr George a Emily, Avery, Rockiand for New York,
schr Z Hallock, Tyler, Bangor for Philadelphia, with
sehr P $ Lindsey, Hamilton, Portland for New York,
with lumber pI.I., TO s, simpson Clapp. 49,,
schr Walter irving, Perry, Rockland for New York,
schr Geo II Gonover, Olsen, Boston for New York.
schr Surge, warwick, Providence for New York
schr M Albert Thomas, Tyler Providence for New York
sshr h BRACES Smith; Portland Ct for New York.
ssSr Charger, rhp9sy New Haven for ElIzseehport
schr Ann Ann sipley, Eldrldge, Newport for New York
sSRr Mary. Mary JSps %IS IsAlOg, LnSss Sey York
wkns & oSaenee SF Hew eT e% xST York
sshr Mary Nershon whitmore Fan River YER" for New
sc6r Joseph Hall. Hatfield, Portland for New York.
chr ca%g Wolf Prcvdenee e for Ss York
ehr T @ New ri SsY Nsw xSr or zocDo
schr prbaSa, Alien sopsrset or Nsw YQTs
schr Ontario, Barber, Providence Tor New York
Gs Gr
eS Ly s%es hs s S SsT r r New
sshr Golden Rule, 9yeEon Fall River T for New New York.
cr Has Chase aa New never sor @ NsT or TG New
schr Eagle, Chase, Wareham for New York.
ff Rysr syss 'ss sew sSy York
schr Norris, Leghorn, Boston for South Amboy.
schr Marshall Wells, Ross Greenport for New York
schr Bella Peck, Avery New London for Ezabethport
Schr Minnie Steele Baker, Providence for New York
Schr Fannie johnson. Heancy Boston for PHILADELPHIA
York.
Schr Treasure, Taylor, Boston for New York.
schr Clyde, Harper Providence for New York.
schr North Pacific Eaton, Providence Tor Elizabeth.
port
schr West Wind. Chase Fall River for New York
schr Mary johnson, Johnson Providence for York
scnr William ID Mangum, Chase, New Bedford for New
York.
steamer Doris, Young Providence for New York, with
mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Gaucus, Walden, New York for Boston.
Brig Comet (Br) Williams, New York for Gibraltar.
Schr Liberty, johnson, Elizabcthport for New Haven
schr Eliza, Howe New York for Providence.
Schr Elvira, Miller Elizabethport for Boston.
Schr Copnecticut Taber Elizabet for Pawtucket
schr Ri0 warren Eizabethport for Boston.
schr E Lewis, Judd, New York Tor Greenport
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
Rev. George It. Cha pm an, ID. d.

Rev. George 7. Chapman, D. d., died yesterday at
his residence, Newburyport Mass, aged eighty
four years. He graduated at Dartmouth in 1904
and commencing theological studies, entered the
Episcopal ministry and formed parish
at Lexington, KY, remaining there until
1880. Henry Clay was one OF his parish
toner's, and close tie OF friendship was
formed, which continued until Mr. Clay's death.
In later years he formed parishes in Bellows Falls
worcester, Newark N. j., Lee Mass, and several
came nourishing. DIR. Chapman has resided IN
Newburyport for fifteen years.
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
SCHENCk'S PULMONIC SYRUP
d sEAWEED TONIC AND MANDRAKE PILLS,
will cure Consumption LIVER Complaint and Dyspepsia

s. ssawEEp ToSIc AND ND MANDRAKE PILLS,
mscne. are to be
ssSss ss tsss
TSS dsfss % @sss: a Ss
lungs tho patient outsrows the disease and gets
vS s91i
hs II 1ns FSes aS9s S
sie Rs Ss
To DO this the seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
so and the se ooS vail
sCHENcK,s MANDRAKE. PILLS act upon the,
Es Issr ssSa .oS ne
Mhst "a ne pills can az nShlns been
s gain bladder ana sscredons Of the liver Ike
Liver Complaint is Of the prominent causes Of
soIEkcKs sEAwEEp TONIC is a gentle ssmalans
na Y ade anH n % n ne s n
gastric Juice 70 dissolve the food With the PuimoHIc
I II oaS sS0a blood 'srsn'a
ton sfsss S u Tay y 90 not ys
a. 4 g s$i! a,sSs
sesys Locking up the secreons and eventually
Dr. sOHENOK In his treatment does not try to stop
sS e Sr gs the csu Sc
Rs
II o person has consumption OF course the lungs In
chia irraons pieura adhesion exist or the lungs are =
;s ;:ss ss:ss
asys ss b. ssS & SS SsSS
@ fas' Thfs T s5ss sr' VIII Nj ssss !RnS
sss s i
COMMENCE 70 heal up, and tho patient gets aeshy and
well % Inis ~. s the only way @ e cure consumption
aa ars s fu
monic Syrup. Take the Mandrake pills freely In all
for many past, and now weighs 10 pounds, wag
wasted away to mere skeleton In the very last stage Of
nounced his hopeless and abandoned him to his fate
He cured by the aforesaid medicines ard inee his
recovery many thousands similarly afflicted have used
Fun DIRECTIONS accompany each making Il not absolutely
necessary personally DR.. 5chenck patients
wish m hsT aSEHk SHRgs sxsrInea AKA 81, son j.
Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia every Saturday
All advice given free OF charge, but for thorough
instrument VIII detect the slightest movement OF tho
respiratory organs; BY y can be readily determined
sympathetic affection Of the bronchial tubes which II
mistaken Pulmonary Consumpiion bur which Il
caused by torpid liver > ,iT-''
Or. souENCKs Medicines are prepared only at the
In. sCHENCK SON. f,
northeast corner Of Sixth and Arch streets
ana ior Ine sae sy al1 lry prrySgglsts and Dealers
- ,-,,,,u.,. Wholesale Agent for New York.
DR. SCHENCK will he professionally at his old rooms
y Bond street New York. Wednesday and Thursday,
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
DEATH OF a LUHATIO.

Jacob Cohen, lunatic who had been committed
TO the Asylum yesterday, died on the Commission
er's boat while en- route TO the island. The body
was returned 10 the Morgue and Coroner Schirmer
notified. Deceased, who was tweDtyfour years OF
pRe, and born IN England, lived in West Twenty.
lourth street. lie bad been peddier and general
sDegDat0r.
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTTEsT0NE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Anglia Qr), Small GLASGOW Oct via Mo-
Bros Had strong westerly gales and heavy head
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston Oct l5
with mdse and passengers to II X Morgan Co.
Steamship Niagara, Hodges, Richmond, City Point
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Domln
ion Steamship Co
Ship Caroline Coventry (of Londonl Ellery Manila
May 10, with mdse to Barring Bros Go. Experienced
light variable winds and Gains down the China Sea
passed Aner June Is: had fine weather up to Aug 1,
when; In lat lon 81 f. fell in with strong gales from
and sW; Aug exchanged signals with ship Benbow,
from Calcutta for Dundee % days OUT passed the Cape
Equator Sept r. In Ion 3 been 9days west Of Bermuda
with strong westerly gales
Ship Guardian Borland, Liverpool Sept with mdse to
Metcaf Took the northern passage and had varia-
BILE weather; has been days west of the Banks
Ship Magdalene (NG), Henke, Hamburg 40 days. with
mdse to Luing Co. Took the northern passage, and
had variable weather. was 10 days west OF the Banks
Oct TO- lat 80 IL Ion 49, passed American bark
ing east, showing white flag with red ball In 1t.
Bark Abraham Aus), Buntcl!ch, Londonderry 56 days
In ballast to Sloc0vich Co Took the southern passage
!, Brig Hattie Wheeler tof Portana, Bacon, oardenas
vanderlip Had strong northery winds the entire pas
4th lat 80 o. Ion 76 a. spoke brig Sportsman (of
Boston,, from Turks Island for New York
Schr Globe, Herrick, Jacksonville Is days. with lumber
to AsoD Clark; vessel to II w Loud Co Had strong
northery winds; has been days north OF Hatteras.
Schr John, Williams, Wilmington, NC, days, with
val stores TO Powell.
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
SAILED.

Ship Therese for LOndon barks Lizzie, Cadiz; Skiold
Queenstown; bries Olivia, do; Edward Falmouth ia
Flora, Rio Grande; schr Victor. Para.
Wind at sunset q, light
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
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