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ticket than any other combination. Youra verv
hulS w., AUGUST BET.M6NT."
NEW YORK, June 1, 1872.
NY EAR SIR Greeley has so far not
lost strength in our State and the meeting OF the
free traders night before last though composed of
many OF our best citizens, did have any outside
effect. Their plan or making new nomination
VIII amount to nothing Yours, very
truly, AUGUST BELMONT.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Y0aK HERALD.

PARIS, June I, 1872
The Journal OGcidl announces that the total
damage sustained by the city of Paris at the hands
OF the Commune Will reach 100000, 900 francs.
THE BULLION SUPPLY.
The specie in the Bank OF France has increased
$500, 900 francs d airing the past week.
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THE NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE
AT FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, June I, 1877

FORTRESS MONROE, June I, 1872.
The steamer Miles Standish, from the Norfolk
Navy Yard, arrived here this afternoon, having on
board the Congressional Committee on Naval Appro-
priations and a party OF officers and ladies' on
visit 10 the f0rs.
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COrns, BuniOns, Nails, Sc, Cured With
out pain. ANNIHILATOR cures Corns, &C. by mall SOC.
DIR. RICE, 30 Broadway. corner Fulton street
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A.-BrOOks' Boots and Shoes,
the best and cheapest In the city.
l,196 Broadway, corner Twenty ninth street.
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DEEP SEA TELEGRAPHS.
Multiplication of the Means Of Communication
in Europe.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June :, 1872.
The laying Of an additional telegraph cable to the
Continent has been completed. The line runs di-
rect from Lowesloft, the Sussex coast to Emden,
Hanover. Teegraphic communication was opened
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observation-disclosures Are BcneHttfng,
while ofogr selling goods cheaper
retail than they buy at wholesale. For instance
Complete Cut and Engraved Glass S32 Fine Cut Dob
let's 81 dozen; Toilet Sets II pieces So 90 Whit and S. 50
Silver Plated Tea Sets S2G Table Spoons and
Forks. heavy plate, So dozen. N1COL DAVIDSON CO.,
Importers and Manufacturers, 6sJ Broadway.
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BISMARCK.
The Premier's Convalescence-Vi to the Isle of
Wight.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June 7, 1872.
Prince Bismarck is expected to arrive shortly in
the Isle of Wight, where he will stay few weeks
for the benefit or his health.
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A.-Nestle's LacteOus Farinn,
the Mothers Milk Substitute.
Recommended by eminent physicians
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A.-Those Crucl Pests.

At LORDS Cleaning and Dyeing, G3O
Bceckcr street, and 3i Broadway articles OF value
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Enthusiastic Demonstrations in Natick,
the Home Of Senator Wilson.

NATICk, lHlSS., Z, IS7Z,
A large and enthusiastic demonstration was made
this evening by the citizens OF the town In honor Of
the nomination of her townsman, Hon. Henry Will
son, to the Vice Presidency, by the firing of one
hundred guns, display OF fireworks, procession and
speeches. kilograms were received from the Sena-
tor and congratulations returned by his neghbors
and friends
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A.-Hats.-WnrnoclS Il Co.'s silver Pearl
CASHMERE HAT, only 81; gcntmans Hat In quality,
style and finish; "thc Nnblc Sixpence" 5l9 Broadway
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The Indians at the Theatre.

The Sioux and Ogalala Indians, now on o visit
from the Plains, and stopping at the Grand Central
Hotel, will visit the Union Square Theatre tonight
to witness the performance Of "Fortunion and to
admire that dramatic humming bird, Mrs. Oates.
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A.-FOr a Stylish and Elegant Hat ut
popular prices call DOUGAN, l02 Nassau street.
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A.-Ierald Bra nch Office, Brooklyn,
Corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from 8 A. NJ to s r. NJ.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 81 A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 81 A. M.
Synopsis FOR the Past TtcentvJour Hours
The barometer has continued falling from the
lakes eastward over the middle and New England
States, with cloudy weather and rain. Clear
weather is prevailing over the South Atlantic and
Gulf States, with light to fresh southerly winds.
Reports have not yet been received from the lake
regions and southwestward
Probabilities.
Clear and partially cloudy weather prevail on
Saturday over the Gulf and South Atlantic States
clear weather and westerly to northerly winds
from Tennessee to Lake Erie and the upper lakes
and extend eastward over the Middle States during
the day and over New England on Saturday night
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
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Judge Thomas Settle OF North Carolina, perma-
nent chairman OF the Republican National Conven-
ton, will be present at the Ebbtt House, Washing
ton, at twelve O'Clock noon, on the 10th inst for
the purpose of meeting the Vice Presidents of the
Convention from the several States and Territories
The object OF this meeting IL TO make the necessary
arrangements to execute the order OF the Conven-
ton-directing its President and Vice Presidents to
inform General Grant and Senator Wilson OF the
nominations.
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The Quaker City In Darkncss-The Gas
Trustees Employing Policemen to Man.
ufacturc Gas.
PHILADELPHIA June 7, 1872.
Owing to the strike of the men employed at the
various gas works, the city tonight is furnished
with very meagre supply Of gas. But few of the
street lamps are lighted, and the city is shrouded
in almost total darkness. Other workmen have
been obtained and forty policemen, formerly In the
employ OF the Gas Company, have volunteered their
services, and are aiding to keep up supply.
The trustees have published card asking the
consumers TO economics the gas, and promising
full supply In a few days.
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THE PHILADELPHIA GAS STRIKERS.

Average temperature yesterday. ......... o.
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
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All Kinds Political Banners and Flags
hand and to order at HOJER GRAIAM'S, 81 Duane
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A Broadway Dress Cashmere Hat. ST.
equal any, cxcelled by none, ut HEBBERD'S, il9
uear Canal.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, All
Diseases OF the Feet cured by DIR. ZACiARIE n Union
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Bugs Cockroaches, Flcas, Ants and Moths extcr-
minated BY KNOWLES INSECT Observation-Disclosures
less to human beings but swift death % biting singing,
81 win clean the largest hotel boarding house
steamer bed bugs and reaches. sold everywhere by
druggists and grocers. Depot No Sixth avenue
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For Bathing Infnnts-Burnctt's Kali

A.-Thcre is a dashfng Elegance about
Espenscheids Beaver Cassmercs. As morning hat
full fabric they equally appropriate gentleman
them Mt the hat which gives the pro-
per lnis To his costume. ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer
of Gentlemcn's Hats, lis Nassau street.
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observation-disclosures

At McLewee ~ Putnam's, COL Broadway,
the cheapest choice Gas Fixtures in the city Call and
xnItiiun
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Graefenbcrg MnrshaIFs Uterine Cntho-
LEON great remedy for Female weakness SOLD oy
druggists. GRAEFENBERG CO. l39 Wiuiam street.
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A Cool, Delightful Ha rcssing Chew
Alters LIFE FOR THE HAIR restores gray hair
stops its falling out and increases its growth.
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Deanc's French Ranges and Brofiers.-
BRAMHALL DEANE CO., removed TO 20 water ST.
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Grant and Wilson.-DeieGatcs to tho
Philadelphia Convention should each on his return pro-
cure a superb and elegant KNOX HAT, at III Broadway
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Best I'm the
world the only perfect die harmless, reliable, nstan-
tancous At all druggists.
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Mothers May Depend upon It.-TryinI
and critical indeed is the teethng period but relief II
offered by the timely use of Mrs wiNsLoWs SOOTHING
SYRUP.
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A.-Roynl Havana Lottery. Prices Re-
duced. j. b. MARTINEZ CO, Bankers 10 Wall street.
Box 1855 Post office. New York.
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Knapp's Extract OF Roots MAKES the bese
and cheapes, Root Beer in market Sold by the bot
10 onartor gallon one gallon makes 500 gallons beer.
Dar HulsO street
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David's Pearl Cashmere Hats for Gem
uemen.-Saesroom 29o1s Broadway, near Duane street
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oonn 2, ~ nanarai 49,.
western Railway Chicago. Dear srI have pleasure In
expressing my opinion of the ELGIN WATCHES; the
do think there Is better watch made
large number Of them are in use by conductors and
dissenting opinion upon their merits. They run with
smoothness and uniformity fully equal to other watch
know OF ana Justify all your claims OF excellence In
manufacture and lifting Of parts Yours, truly,
GEORGE L. DUNLAP. General Supe rinte ndenl
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SPAIN.
Admiral Topete and the Transmarine Possessions
OF the Crown.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID June Z, 1872
It is probable that Admiral Topete will be
appointed Minister OF the Colonies.
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Tho Weather in This City Yester

Tho Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfo hours in COM
parison with the corresponding day of last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
macy HERALD Building
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A.-IFerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner of Murray street.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Grcat Reduce
ton prices Tickets Orders led Prizes
information furnished. Government Bonds negotiated.
TAYLOR co, Bankers Id Wall street. New York.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June 7, 1872.
The announcement from Liverpool yesterday that
the government had withdrawn its consent to the
departure OF the band OF the Grenadier Guards for
America was premature, although the report was
current in that city. The full band sailed on the
steamship City OF Brussels from this port for New
York, Thursday, the 9th instant the fact OF their
departure being specially telegraphed by Mr..
William Inman to his agent in America.
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A REMARKABLE MYSTERY.
Singular Case of Mistaken
Identity.

A Young Man Found Dead and is Recognized
by Mr., Mrs. and the Misses Christ as Their
Son and Brother-The Burial and
Mourning-The Sisters Follow the
Remains to tho Grave-A
Great Error-Hiram Re-
turns Alive and Well
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On Marringc.-Happy Relief for Young
men. Remarkable reports sent free. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia. Pa
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FRANCE.

Communist Spoliation and Its Cost-Specie In.
| flow to the Bank
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The Nomination Ratified In MississIppi.

JACKSON, MISS, June I, 1872.
Grants nomination is received with enthusiasm
by the colored element here. ratification meet
ing was held last night, composed almost entirely
of colored persons. Governor Powers denies the
statement that he will support Greeley, and says
that he will support Grant. Lieutenant Governor
Bennett supports Greeley, and addressed Liberal
Republican club last night. The clarion newspaper
of to-day asserts that nnety-nine one-hundrcdths
OF the democrats and conservatives in Mississippi
will support Greeley.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.

CHICAGO, June I, 1872.
The Tribune this morning says OF the result OF the
Philadelphia Convention that the nomination of
Grant was so universally expected that the an
nouncement of the fact failed to excite the least
comment. The nomination of Wilson, it says, was
q surprise to q few, but not to the many who have
known that Mr.. Colfax had long since been re-
garded with dislike by the Grant fac
ton. It then proceeds to review Wilson's
political history, especially his connection with
the old Nothing party, and con-
cludes the article follows sThis ticket presents
all the evils of the Grant administration, and, as IL
the hates preudices, bitterness, prescription and
acknowledgements Of the late years were not
enough there has been revived the Old and most
senseless OF all hates and preudices-the proscrip-
ton OF naturalzed citizens and their political dis
Embellishments in the addition to the ticket of Mr.
Henry Wilson, the, at one time, high priest OF
nativism In the United States"
The platform, 1t says, declares In favor OF all the
measures which the Administration party In Con-
gress have opposed The tariff resolutions 1t
argues, In the interest OF protection, and mean
that the Pres ident will veto any repeal OF
taxes levied for the protection OF mOnopolies.
The Times says the nomination OF Grant was
quite matter of course, simply through his con-
troll OF party machinery, and that the nomination
of Wilson was owing to influences which considera-
tions OF fitness formed no part, COliaX being i'm
measurably his superior in every qualification for
the position. The tariff plank In the platform 1t re-
CARDS as explicitly In favor OF protection.
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ARE USED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE
AMERICAN CONSERVATORIES OK MUSIC,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
The most severe test n Piano
can receive is constant use
i'm IL Conservatory.
Read the Following:

1t affords me much pleasure to give you,
in these few lines, q very sincere testimo
NAL for the Piano-Fortes of your manu-.
facture. We have now used the "PArENT
AKRON PIANOS" in our Conservatives for
year, and have had fair opportunity of
testing their durability during that time
The Pianos have been played upon almost
constantly, from morning Till night, and a
Piano must indeed be good one when il
will bear such constant use without show
ing signs of detection. As for remaining
in time, it outrivals any Piano known to
me.
Their peculiar sweetness of tone in the
treble, las compared 10 other Pianos with
the ordinary metal agraffe arrangement,
is 30 striking that | have had pupils re.
mark, while taking their lessons. that al
though they had at home what they sup
posed to be one Of the best makes of Pianos,
still the treble was very wiry-toned COM
pared with the " ARIoN.'
What makes them still more desirable
is their uniform volume of tone, which
enables the artist to perform composition
in tie true character.
In total, ! can conscientiously endorse
all that is claimed by the AKIoS Piano
FORTE COMPANY for their superb instru-
ments, rs consider them superior to any
other make.
Congratula,ingssyou npon the great sue
cess you have obtained in the manufacture
Of SO perfect m instrument, remain,
Yours, very truly,
HENRY SCHROEDER,
Director
New York, September 3D., 1870.
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GdtceSf0N " eWS.

NApoLEoN's REAL ESTATE IN
AMERIcA--Some years ago the well
known Franco American dentist,
DR.. Evans, purchased for the Elm
pcror Napoleon the property stu
atcd on the northwest corner of
Dcy trcct and Broadway, fronting
80 or 60 feet on Broadway and run
ming back on Dey street to q depth
Of $50 feet, for $3.50, 900. The West
ern Union Telegraph Co., have re-
Gently bought this property Of DR..
Evans, acting in behalf of the EN-
pei or, for SS4O,GO0, profit to the
deposcd monarch of $500, 900 1t
is the intention of the Western
Union Telegraph Co., to commence
tearing down the building at pres
ent situated thereon the LIST of May,
and to erect Il magnificent structure
for the telegraph centre of. the con-
tinent. Napoleon, however, is not
the only deposed monarch who
owns property in this vicinity: ex.
Queen Isabella of Spain also has a
good many dollars invested in Now
York property, and is known to
own block of houses in Classon
avenue, Broolilyn.-Boston Post.
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A. J. Fountain, who was indicted
by the U. S. Grand Jury in some
twenty cases offclony, and who was
found guilty by the jury in the first
case tried and only escaped punish
mcnt through flaw in the indict-
mcnt, procured continuance for
the most seri.us of the cases till
the next term of court; and now, in
stead of explaining the theft of the
bond no gave when first arrested
and the theft of the two indictments
against him for forgery, is daily
proclaiming through the Journal
that he is u remarkably innocent
and "a terrible prosecuted man, and
calling on the governm ent to in
terfere in his behalf. According to
the Journals theory, the Revenue
officers who made the charges
against Fountain, the two grand ju-
ries who found tho indictments,
the attorneys who prosecuted, the
court and the officers of the court
before whom he was tried, some
imaginary ring" and the people
of III Paso county who gave him
only twelve votes for Senator are a
terribly wicked and puriured set,
while Fountain only is pure Ev-
en- the San Antonio Express, a
thoroughly Radical paper, is DISCUS
ted with this stuff, aud so express
es itself.
Does Fountain expect to escape by
procuring the removal of the pres
ent officers so that these indictments
shall be mol pressed or the juries
packed? Innocent men TO thus
seek to avoid investigations Dems-
cratic Statesman.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

THE New PHospHORUs LIGHT
Attempts have at various times
been made to produce an artificial
light which would serve az an ef.
fcient substitute for daylight in
Photographic operations. The ell
rctric light, the magnesium light,
the lime light, and light produced
by the rapid combustion Of sulphi-
DIES, etc, mixed with CELEBRATES and
nitrates, have all been tried, but
objections have been found to them
all. The most recent candidate for
favor is light produced by the
combustion, in pure oxygen, of a
mixture of phosphorus vapor and
coal-gas. The apparatus resembles
somewhat the old Bude light lamp,
and consists of stout cast,iron
vessel in which the phosphorus is
vaporized by means of Bunscn
burner. Into this vessel a steam of
common coal-gas is led through u
proper pilc, another pipe at the
top of the vessel serving for the es-
cape of the mixture Of gas and phos.
phorus vapor. Through the centre
of the cscape,pipe is carried tube
which conveys current Of pure
oxygen to the middle ofthe flame,
and in this way n light is obtained
which, in power, far exceeds the
best calcium lights. Those who
have seen phosphorus burned in
pure oxygen in gass globe, will
be able to appreciate the effect pro-
duced by q sheet of phosphorus
fame Ave or six inches broad and
fourteen to eighteen inches high. 1t
is not impossible that stream Of
hot vapor from some of the hydro.
carbons would provo superior to
coal-gas. Naphtha or gasoline
might be icd.-Handicratt.
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Calling Things by their wrong
Ausuna

We believe IL WA old Clovcn.foot
who 6rst devised the trick Of TAX
ing u good name 10 cover up n
wrong decd. Tint wicked trans.
erosion by which our first parents
brought n into the world was not
called By him m nngralcinl decd
or crime, or anything Of the sor'.--
lie named il the "pursuit Of know
lcdgc-,hc desire to learn good and
cvil--the attempt TO get I'm cdnca-
ton" Old Blackic has many II
son in Texas, who are calling loud.
~ that Democrats are opposed to
educating children, when that
which they call education is n sin
only smaller in degree than tho po-
biological indiscretion of the moth
or of US all. IT there is one in Tex
as opposed to public schools he is
woiully out of place; but there are
several tens Of thousands who are
opposed to hiding in n corner of
sch0olhouse Il mountain of political
corruption. There are manv thous-
ands of Democrats who dcnouncc
the present system of schools, be-
cause it does not do the work it
prctcnds to do. When the Logis-
laturc organized tyrannical and
expensive scheme for political pnr.
poses, they called it an educational
bill-which it was not, any more
than the eating of the forbidden
fruit was an effort to obtain an cd
ucation. Whenever the Democracy
obtains control there will be II
scheme devised for educating the
children of the State which will
not be IL fraud, as is the present one
-GdlresfOn Ners.
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MILLIONS Bear 'Ersti,iony To their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Bittcrs arc not vilc Fnncy
Drink, Made Of Poor Rum. Whisicy,
Proof spirits aud Refuse I.iau3rs, doe
tor+i. spc,d aud swec,cncL TO please tho taste,
called Tonnes" "hprctizcrs." Rcstorcrs. &C.
that lead tho tipplcr on to drunkenness and ruin
but arc true Mciicinn. made from the Native
Roots and Herbs of California, free from nll
Alcoholic Siimninnfs. They arc the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER md A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect
Rrnoy.tor and luvirora,or OF tho System. carry.
ing oil all nosonsns matter and restoring the booi
10 a healthy condition. No person take these
Filters according TO directions aud remain long
unwcli. provhi,i their bones arc MT destroyed
by mineral poison. or other means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond tho point Of repair
They AFRO n Gentle Purgntivo Ms we'll
nsa Tonic. possessing, also. the peculiar merit
Of actin: ~ a powerful agent in relieving Conges-
ton or Inflammation Of the Liver. e;:. u all the
yiscern Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
In young old. married or single. at the dawr Of
wo,nanhooi or at the turn Of life. these Tonic Dit
tiers have no equal
For Ininmmntory md Chronic Rhcu.
matism aud Gout, Dyspepsia or In-
digestion. Bilious, Rcn,iffcnt mud
Iutcrmittrut frvrr>. Diseases Of tho
HIood. Liver. Kidneys mud HINDER,
these Bittcrs have been most successful ~uch
Diseases are caused Ivy viiimted Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement Of
the Digestive Organs.
BYSPEPSiA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache. iain in tho shoulders, Coughs. Tight
nrss Of the Chest Dizziness. Sour Errctations OF
the Stomach. Bad Taste in the Month. Bilious
81. It.0a