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LONDON, June I5.-Dispatches re-
ceived from Geneva announce the pres
ence in that city Of all the members OF
the Geneva Board of Arbitration. The
American counsel and agent were
eloseted together yesterday with Chas.
Francis Adams. 1t Is reported in some
quarters and eontradicted in others that
Count Sclopis, President Of the tribunal,
viii soon propose an adjournment.
Geneva Is gaily decorated with flags.
An absolute failure Of the arbitration is
not apprehended by either side.
Booth, manager Of the Lyeeum The
ater, is dead He was a relative Of Ed
win Booth.
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with. o fair trip Of freleht and people. &

\ With a fair trip Of freight and people, for
4 the Ohio.aIR IrrTa - z % -.
The Indiana, Mary Houston and Pau
4 line Carroll are due from above to-day,
also the Chas. Bodmann, City Of Vtclxs-
burg and Utah from below. 1r 5yaf 80
i The Grand Tower from st. Louis
brought In a fair trip Of grain and pro-
duce. e
The Julia from above arrived during
the afternoon, put or fifty tons OF
1 freight here and LEFT with four hundred
tons for points below. 49,, s-.e ~
4 The Shannon passed up last Friday
night with cargo of railroad iron for
the Ohio. -f grz1a-a SIX
4 The Legal Tender departed for White
river, drawing four feet, and had fair
passenger list, ...5----. l.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Beats Leaving To-Day.
River, weather and business.

The river opposite the city rose seven
inches since last report, and stands
by the gauge nineteen feet above ex-
treme low-water mark. The changes
elsewhere are as follows: At Cairo it
rose one inch; at Leavenworth, one
inch; at Louisville, eight inches; at
Nashville, four inches; at New Orleans,
one inch. At Cincinnati it declined ten
inches; at Shreveport, two inches; at
st. Louis, five inches; at st. Paul, one
inch; at Yicksburg, Pittsburg, Omaha
and Davenport it is stationary. Weather
clear and pleasant. Business on the
leyee yesterday was only moderate.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.


VIENNA, June l5.-General Sherman
has been visiting places of interest near
Vienna. He also made an ascension of
Mountain SRmmering, and visited John
Jay, the American minister at Reichen-
eau, where the latter is sojourning
Sherman leaves tomorrow for Paris.
Lieutenant Grant is already in Paris.
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Kentuekr peeIares for GreeIer.

LOUIsvn.LE, June i5.-The Demo
cratic Convention for the city and coun-
ty to-day appointed delegates to the
State Convention, and Instructed them
TO vote for delegates to the Baltimore
Convention who favor the indOrsement
Of Greeley and Brown. @
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DOMESTIC TELEGRAKs.
RaIlroaa saIe eonnrmea.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, JuneI5.-In the
United States District Court to-day,
Judge Busteed confirmed the sale Of the
Alabama aud Chattanooga railroad, and
ordered the assignee In bankruptcy 10
deliver the road estate TO the proper au-
thorities.
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Railroad Accident

RAILWAY, n. J., June I5.-Eleven
cans of the freight train from Jersey
City, this evening, were thrown from
the track here by'a misplaced switch.
Harry Saydann, Of Bordentown, brake
man, was killed, and is now buried in
the wreck. Another person, whose
name is not known, Is believed to be IA
tally injured.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

- =
EMERT-The friends and aequaintanees OF
Mrs. e. B. Carroll and James B. Emery are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. MARY CARROLL EMERY, from the Second
Presbyterian Church, this sunday afternoon
at A O'Clock. Services by the Rev. ", E.
BoGGS.
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CHARLFsToN

CHARLESTON, June 15.-Cotton dull; !;
middling, 25e; net receipts, 176 bales;
exports coastwise, 247 bales; stock, 904I
bales. m ~ .r-,
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--LATEST BEroRT BIZ TrLHsHAPH.l
sAYANNAH.

SAVANNAH, June 15.-Cotton market
quiet and nothing doing; middling, 24c.
Net receipts, Us bales; exports, coast
wise, 465 bales; sales, 55 bales; stock,
1929 bales. - IL - -
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GALVESTON, June 15.-Cotton nomi-
nal; good ordinary, 204e; net receipts,
3 bales; exports eoastwise, 239 bales
stock 1893 bales.
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NEW YORK ITEMEZED.

New YORK, June l5-
Depositors in the Union Square Ma
tional Bank were paid final dividend
of fifty per cent. to-day. -
A. H. Reavy and George III. Thomas
were to-day ACQUITTED of the charge Of
several davS
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GAIVESTON

MOBILE, June Is. Cotton quiet
middling, 244c. Net receipts, 12 bales;
sales, 100 bales stock, $40 bales.
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ALL THE main bridges and tFestles on
the South and North railroad have been
completed aRG the track is being laid as
RAPIDLY as possible The laborers are
grading the road in the mountain sec
ton as fast as the iron can be laid. A
construction train passed from Louisville
Thursday for Decatur, TO beused in coIaz
plering the road south Of that place.
The road Is to be Completed and trains
VIII run through by the first Of Septem-
Der. s -se y -
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NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs.
TOTICE 8 TO SHIPPERS.

AfFRcHANTs DFsPATcH TRANsFoRTar' Coz
SBPars OFFICE, No 4 CoERr SrREETr <
BOsToS, June ]. ts72.
NEH fSAAU g. MEASOH has been ap-
vi pointed agent for this Company at xem-
phis, Tennessee, from this date. "a
jele hra J.CHFrTENDEN. Sup't.
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safe Of Tennessee, &C r.
County OF shelby. - ......rH
], Martin Griffin, Cashier Of the German
National Bank of Memphis, do sOlelnnly
swear that the above statement is true, to the
best Of my knowledge and belief. e 80.
e. - y4s-- MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th
day Of June, lSz2. HUNSDEN CAkYl
Attest: H. E. earth, J. c NeeIy and e.
Meyer, Directors jul6
on the Railroad Wood Yard sign
Are found these figures, -'29;''
If then, your sight is not obscure, y
Go straight and Procure a load Of wood,
rIHFIE lSomposers Of the abuye pOim will be
II plezed to send a load Of wood to everybody
in the city Of Memphis. The termz Is eazy for
kasiao sil3 tss1 5asll FEe l nafi -
Rad1rOaea WOOdZard
isfa3 sTa go SECOND STREET. 4. -
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PRICES no SUIT THE TIMES.

VKTE are now Offering our large assortment
. w OF real and imitation LAcE5 and EN-
8ROIDERIkzs, RIBBONS, and FLOWERS At
reduced prices. Also, HATS, BDNNETS,
BUSHELS and TIEeS--all OF latest ztyle. q
30 Must be closed out by the latter part Of
Persons in want OF bargains wiz do wen 10
call at Esd
Hrrl Hr N. PERDUE-S, - CO.
tel8 No. 8l5 Aain street
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Notice in Bankruptcy.
AdministratOr's Final settlement.

To the heirs and creditors Of the estate Of MIS-.
Ma garet Boyer, deceased: -r
FTfHIS is to notify the heirs and creditors Of
II said decedent that viii take and state
the final settlement Of 7. w. Hoist, as admin
istratOr of said estate, on
sIOnday, june 24fll, ISz2,
at my Office, in the city OF Memphis, Tennes-
see, at 10 O'Clock am. 81 t Is Hr.
This June 18th, 1872. -
49, JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By J. H CULLEN, DC.
.. II. Poston. Sol'r Tor Administrator. JUS
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state OF Tennessee, u -..r ..
County of shelby,
/, W. W. Thacher, Cashier OF the First
National Bank of Memphis do sOlemnly sweaf
that the above statement is true, to the best Of
my knowledge and belief. 800.
w. w. THACHER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of June, lS72. NJ. 3. TREZEYANT,
-..-.-.. - O.. .-... Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: F. S. Davis, G. II. Judah,
John T. Fargason, DirectOSy- julie
Notice in Bankruptcy.
In the District Court of the United States for
the District of West Tennessee.-In the mat
ter of J. b. Ashe, Bankrupt Before Thomas
j. Latham, Register.
To the creditors Of tileabOVe-named bankrupt:
make notice that q dnaI meeting Of the
L creditors of said bankrupt viii be held az
the office Of said Register, in the city OF Ms-m-
phis, in said district, on the 18th day OF June
lS72. at 10 o'clock am, for the purpose named
IN the 18th section Of the Bankrupt Act,
March 2 1857. also give notice that have
filed my inal accounts, as ssignee OF the es-
tate OF J. B. Ashe, bankrupt, IN said Court,
al that on the 18th day OF June shall apply
TO said Court for the settlement Of my said
accounts and for a adischarge from all liability
as assignee OF said estate, in. accordance with
the pro, 1sions Of the 2Sth section of the act OF
Congress- entitled 4" An act 70 establish a uni
form system Of bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March 2, 1865.
jul4 G. w. TRUEHEARTs Assignee.
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REPoRT.
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK


chose Of business, Jane ioa, !,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
Aahin.sn FunsrnI.

The unique ceremonies Of Chinese funeral
were performed on the grounds adjoining Capt.
Harvey's laundry at Bellyille, n. j., on Thurs
day last. The dead man was one Ii Chow Chin,
a recently imported washermAn VINO fell victim
to the severity of the climate. His latter days
we're passed in profound communion with a
wooden god, to which he remained desperately
loyal in spite of the most Jealous efforts OF
Christian minister to redeem Ii Chow Chin
from heathenism As he lived he died, and his
burial on Friday was attended by l2O Chinese
the total number OF Captain Harvey's washer
men. Dressed as usual in wooden shoes, fab
| by pantaloons, loose shirts, and far extending
| pigtails they assembled in the spacious ironing
/ room Of the laundry, and in their manner were
/ while awaiting the removal Of their departed
brother. When all was ready, they moved
gravely and like religious order of Cinnamon
down to their countryman's grave and each threw
a piece Of lighted paper upon the corpse when
it was laid to rest From the paper funeral pile
| a dense volume of smoke arose. and the spiri
| OF Lii Chow Chin was believed by his brethrei
to have ascended therein TO the clouds. As tn
clay was being hesped upon the Chinese corpse
little sticks and pieces OF nickel currency wer
mingled with it, and money was distribute
among the strangers who came to witness th
ceremony. After the funeral the Cinnamon
> supper bell rang, and they repaired uproariou'
Q " to their chop-sticks and unseasoned tea an
|
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
WILMINGTON AND THE GRAIN TRADE

One Of the next enterprises to which the en-
erey and capital at the command OF our city
should be directed, is the development OF TRADE
in grain. The circumstances Of the situation
are ripe for this work. Wilmington can estao-
lish within a few years, an immense business oi
great profit to those Immediately engaged, and
Of large advantage to the city itself, in the re-
eelpt. sale, and shipment OF breadstuffs, both
from the Peninsula South Of us, and from the
Western interior OF the country.
The great need, in order to establish tins
trade, is grain elevator. This should be built
at once. 1t cannot fail to be highly profitable
investment Of capital. The movement OF grain
from the West is now Of immense volume, and
presses upon the cities at the seaboard through
out the year. Philadelphia began, only few
years ago, to ship it, by means of elevators, and
already her ability to handle it is overladen by
the immense bulk which crowds in, over the
PENNSYLVANIA Central. The cars Of that CON-
pany are now detained, day after day, upon the
tiack waiting to be empted, because the stor-
ago capacity Of the elevators is insufficient, and
also because they cannot load rapidly enough the
large number of vessels which are waiting to take
in their cargoes. A third elevator is now being
tiles will be far from sufficient.
Meanwhile, why not commence grain ship
ments at Wilmington ? The city now possesses
two excellent connections with the West. We
have the best ground for saying that grain com
ing forward by the Pennsylvania road, over thest
connections, will be delivered here, upon the
best and most favorable terms, the moment al
elevator is provided, and quick unloading of th'
cars is assured. This being the case. everything
waits the action Of our own people Facitiei
must be provided for handling grain, for storing
it, and for its delivery into vessels. This dol O.
the trade can be commenced, at once. Our har'
bor is far from being what it can be made, and
we must labor for its systematic development c
it's fullest capacity, but we can now receive and
end away vessels drawing fourteen feet Of wat r
Hundreds of these are now engaged in the grain
trade, both coastwise and foreign, and the mo
ment we build elevators, here, at suitable point
in our harbor, and commence the business o.
receiving consgnments Of wheat and corn, ,score'
OF them will load at Wilmington, and make oul
city their purchasing point for all classes o.
goods, aggregatlDg millions Of dollars, yearly
We do not make these suggestions hastily
They are based on sound, solid, business data
The daily meetings of the Board of Trade lov
to be commenced Immediately, will afford p
portunity for organizing the enterprise, and 10
developing all the accompanying details VIII cl
are needed TO make it great success.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
The tpizoutic.

IT APPEARS IN PHILADLLPHIA-CoND OF
OTHER Giles
The horse disease has appeared in Philadel-
phia, eighteen cases OF it being reported m the
morning papers Ii IL spreading rapidly III Cam
len, and is reported IN other places across the
river. In New York city and Boston oxen have
begun to be used III some instances in place Oi
the disabled horses. In Boston car Ut one OF
the street railway lines was drawn yesterday
Dy men. In Wlllamsport, BROOKLYN Rochester,
Oswego and Newark the disease continues tu
prevail The latest dispatches report Its ap-
pearance in Biughampton, and syracuse, n Y,
and paterson, N j. ia Buffalo, however, It lr
50 far aDated that business was fully resumed
in that city yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
The Northern Pacinc'. Progress.

The Northern Pacific Railroad will shortly
whistle its locomotives ON the banks of the Mis-
souri River and from their depot wharves on
that stream, goods can be shipped on board Of
steamers that run a thousand miles and over ill
to the heart of the rich mining territory OF Mon
tana. The valleys and bill-ider OF that and OF
Gold and Silver have long ago been peopled by
sturdy and thrifty cass VI miners and farmers,
and all these people now get their supplies up
the Missouri and via the Union Pacific Road.
But the completion of the Northern Pacific to
the banks OF the longest river in the world VIII
cause a great revolution in the means Of trans
porting supplies to our friends IN Montana. In
stead Of having to pay thirty or forty dollars for
each ton of freight, they now do, they will be
enabled to get what they want not only great
deal quicker but also at reduction in freights
Of three or four hundred per cent on the ton.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
from our Late Edition of Yesterday.l
The Horse Epidemic.

FATALITY IN NEW YoRK-Nur CONFINED TO HORSES
ALONE AT T1rUsvIlLE, PA.
New YORK, Oct, 80
Five hundred and fifty horses died, yesterday.
The disease is believed to be now at its worst
stage. The streets present gloomy appear
ance from the absence of cars and vehicles
All branches of trade are suffering. Several
stablemen are reported as suffering from the
dsease.
The disease has appeared at Titusyille, Pa.
John Purcy of Jersey City, is dangerously sick
with the plague
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

Senator Wilson is on the stump, in Virginia,
making earnest and effective addresses,a as usual.
lie commands attention and respect, everywhere.
Without disparaging any one, we may justly say
that after President Grant, he is to-day, the
chosen leader of the Republican masses.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

The National Convention of Machine Manufac-
turers met at Cincinnati yesterday, Thirty man
ufacturing firms in Ohio, Pennsylvania Indiana
New York, Kentucky, Illinois and Wisconsin, were
represented The object of the Convention is
supposed to be the regulation of prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
RatchaIor,a daIr pve.

This superb HAIR DYE ls the Best IN the World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous
No Ridiculous tlnts, or unpleasant OdOT. The genu
inc W. A. BA CHELOh'o HAlh DYE produces
IMMEDIATELY a splendid BLACK or NATURAL
Brown. Does not stain the skin, but leaves the
HAIR CLEAN, SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only
Safe and PBhFEUT Dye. sold by all Druggists
Factory 10 BOND ST., New York.
marb-e0ddW1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

New CAMP MEErsG GRouND-A party OF
gentlemen Is forming for an excursion over the
Wilmington ~ Western r. r. which s to take
place GU Thursday next. The object Of the ex-
cursion is to determine suitable LOCALITY toI
VI + Camp Meeting ground Among those al
ready mentioned as Intending to be OF the party
We have the names of Wm. Bright Esq Alex
Chandler, Rrys. r. W. Todd, Toml klnsUn.
Stubbs and Hill, Jacob Il Sharp, Lewis zeuley,
nue Heisler, Juo. Wise robert Mcdonnell. Jno.
L. Gouley, aud HLmphry Pyle. Others viii
probably also 90.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

Gold closed yesterday at 1925 Government
securities were unsettled, and mostly Is q
lover. Philadelphia stocks were moderately ac-
tive the market closing steady. Cotton was un-
chAnped
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
NRw CASTLE COUNTY,. -
For sherif-RoBERT LEWIS ARMSTRONG.
For COroner-cHARLEs A. wINsLow.

f. RIDDLE Chrlstiana Hu
REPRESENTATIVES,,
WILLIAM SILVER Brandywlne Ed,
JOSHUA MAkIS, wilmington.
EWis THOMPSON, Mil Greek.
JOEL THOMPS N, a hlte Clay Greek.
ID. BRAINEkD FRRpIS, Pencader.
T ,RODOhE CLAIR REQ Liun.
JOSEPH C. HUTUHINsoN, Appoqunimnk.
LWvY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
sAMUEL II, DERRICK, Brandywine.
CHRISTIAN EEBIGRR, WI miugtun.
GEORGE JAt KSON New Castle.
FERDINAND JANVlEit, Pencader
KRNT COUNTY.
sHRRRF-JCHN GREEN, South MurderElll.
CnK0EER-JAMBS J INNS, West Dover.
SENAToB-GEUhGE MASsBf, Dover.
REPR sEHTATIv s.
J.B COOPER, Duck 'riek.
NATHAN II UNDERWOOD. Kenton.
EpHRIAM GA RISoN Lutte Gre. X.
JonNrJ KEsi Rsii orih yll, Ma dc derslil; sI;m
JANEs MOORE, Mlspillinn.
GARRETT L. HYN5uN, Milf rd.
LEW COURT COMMISSIONERS.
JACOB R. LEE, Duck Greek.
| 10 IN W. tULLhN, over.
THOMAS PICKERING, North MurderkilL
| JAMES b. tOSNE South Murderki.
J.B. r POWELL, Mispan.
sUssEX COUNTY.
sHERIFF-BLI X SHARP.
| COR RKR-CHARIES e. EVANS.
| SRhAToR-D MEL j LAY lrON.
| REPRESENTATIVES,.
| JAMES II DEPUTY.
| JOHN ShUhT.
| G ,RRETFS LAYTON.
| JOSEPH 9. VIII T.
| WILLIAM A. GUM.
| BENZ AMIN .. JONES.
| JOHN +. WOOD.
LEVY oeUaT COMMISSIONERS.
JOHN II. WILtBANK Broadkln Hid.
| JAMES E. BET ;, b Dad creek Hid.
GEORGE W. JAMES. Little creek Hd.
VIII lam s. PHlLLlPS, bag. bore HID
| JOHN W. WlLGt s Baim r. lid.
| JuSHUA s. BUkr NJ Lewes and Rehoboth Hd
| JOHN s A. KlNS Bait more iid.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (sund

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tsundays
cre,ptsd) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South West
corner FsttA oad MorEss Svssta Too Cents a COPY.
Sir DOuars year. bs mai, or ssrVed BY carriers
throughout tie city.
THB DRLARARE TRIBUNE. uSsskly1 the sTeai
PeniHssIaT Oryan Of Fusmers and Fruit To'0eTs, pub
1ishsd every TAsTsdag morning, At 1SSo Dollars I
Year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

FINE ASSORTMENT OF Gouns The ladies' il
1uest Of something new and attractive, shout
make a vielt to the store ot Mr. ) ii. Staats. Az
Market street, where has jus; beeu received u
new stock Of trimmings, hosiery, gloves, meruu
underwear, etc. Mr. SIS stock OF hahd-ku
zephyr goods, slipper patterns. sofa pillows
yarns, etc, always tull aud complete, is nov Of
the most choice variety of styles and patterns
Call and he convinced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

From all parts of our State the accounts are
very encouraging for decisive Republican sue
cess. next Tuesday. Push on the column Get
out the vote! The time for argument and ex-
hortation is nearly over Delaware will vote for
Grant and Wilson, but she ought to do even bet
ter by electing Lohand, and Republican Legis-
lature
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

Considering the overworked and ill-used con-
diton of the car horses and many others, in the
large cities, it is not surprising that many Of
them die when attacked by severe disease.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

Mr.. Washburne arrived in Washington yester-
day and was the guest Of the President He
was to leave last night for Illinois,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

supplies fully the want for perfectly safe and reli-
able Illuminating Oil for family USE Tree not only
from the danger Ui au explosion, but from the dan
x OF the fulh ignt'inR should tue lighted lamp BE-
upset lt is ee from Oh ectlunabe OdOr, burns In
the ordinary Kerosene lamps furnishing light un-
equa led by gas satisfactory In every particuar,and
Tree ir IN all apprehension Of danger, IL is put up
in one ga !, 1yg gall. and ten gall packages; g Gu
can IL cl sed with metal cap, bearing the manu-
taclurers's stamp. by patchasing hrse cans with
the 81 alH uncut the ge uneness OF the goods is
lanted with the assuran Of tbtui ing an oil per-
fectly pure and safe. Supplied, wholesale and re-
tail by
e. BRINGHURST a co, Ap0thecarios.
cor. Sixth and Market Streets
Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
Or. Carpenter,

Or. Carpenter,
1856 MULBERRY STREET, NEWARK, N. j.
Is now treating successfully
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
and all diseases Of the throat and Lungs, with his
Compound Menicated Limitations, COncen-
rated Food, and Cough syrup.
During the past ten years Dr. Carpenter has
treateu aud cured thuu-ands OF cases OF the above
nam d eases, aud has now in his possession GER
incates from every part of the country. The inha-
atiOn Is Dreathed directly into the lungs, soothing
and healing over all iniamed sur aces, entt ring
into the blood, it imparts vitality as II ptrneate.
eveTE part O the system. The SENSATION Is not un-
peasant, and the nrst inhaaton oft, Ii gives Veiy
ecided relief, particularly when there much
difficulty Of breathing Under the influence of my
remedies, the cough soon grows IA Ter, the night
sweats cease the hectic flush anishes,anu with i'm
proving digestion the patient rauidly gains strength
anu heah s again within his grasp
The con entrated tUOd rapidly builds up the most
debiitaUed patient prelenting to the stomach tOod
all ready 70 De assinllated and made into good rich
healthy bOOd.
he Cough syrup is to be taken at night to allevi
ate the cough and enable the patient 10 obtain
sleep. Fttt diTectlOn accompany each boz Of nm
remedies, lDhich CONSIST Of
One Inhaler; one Bottle Of Altera' i've Inhalent;
One BOLtle Of soothing Febrifuge InhaenJ; Une
bottle OF Anti-H@mOrrhagc Inhal.nt; One
Bottle ConU ntrdted FO d; One Bottle
Of Cough syrup.
Price IF box containing tmedies to last one month,
$40 dollars; Two months SIS; three months S25.
Sent to any address C. o. D. Pamphlets contain
ing la ge lis OF patients cured sent Tree Letters
Address A. Ii. CARPENTER, M. D.,
DR. CARPENTERS CATARRH REMEDY will
give immediate relie:, and vii effect PEI manent
cure In from one to three months, Piice OF reme-
dy to last one month, 50; lwo months, s.; three
Cancer in all its forms successfully treated Send
A. Ii. CARPENTER M. D.,
fVQ0-1V Newark. N. J.