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New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
LECTURES AND MEETINGS

Should young men enter politics ?" will be
the suggestive theme of debate at a meeting Of the
Catholic Association, the hall Of DE Ia Sale Institute
No. ~ Second st., tonight
The anniversary exercises of the City Mission
will take place at p tomorrow. IN Association Hall
The Rev Dr. John Hall, the Rev Dr. Joseph r. Dnrye.
the Hon. Vim. +. Dodge. ana Others Will take part
The entertainment in the Church of tbe
Disciples last evening quite successful The Com
mittec OF Literary Society have done great deal f
hard work and deserved the greeting they received The
Church was densy packed, and hundreds were turned
away, unable 10 obtain entrance. The tabeaus were
well received and the songs ANA TcctOns pleased The
audience
A free concert and entertainment will he
given patients Bellevue Hospital this EVENING
under the auspices of the Volunteer Amateurs p T. y
Rooney. manager. The entertainments under tho di,o
management of Prof Louis Berge viii consist OF Vocal
by amateurs. who offer their services gratultnnsIy
Flowers Will be'supplied In abundance.
A meeting of the Executive Committee of
the Refor Association was held last evening at their
AT the Everett House, John Foley In IN. chair
Cbas. NJ Hall offered Notwithstanding upon the Lei
Iature to pass bills FIRST to restore to the peonls .,
city the right 10 elect all heads OF the several
nents OF the City Government secondly that the rnn
cipa election be held In the Spring. apart from no,ti
state elections; thirdly 10 consolidate the 'Jv and
County Governments the resolutions were favored by
ex-Judge ThOmspon and others, and adopted
AT the meeting of the Methodist Preachers,
Association, yesterday, the debate was continpa, m
the subject: What we do for the o.,,,.o =,
God in New York - The Rev. Dr, Curry said tba, lss
meetings. camp-meetngs,i aud quarterly meetings had
lost their former power. The church services had no
come entirely too expensive for poor people, and o,
too secular In spirit The Rev. Edward Webb OF Tho H.
University at oxford. Peun., asked the nemer. -,
the Association Ia help him In raising funds for The A.
sistance OF the colOred men, attending the scboo a
Rev. q. L. Tay or asked the clergymen present To- ,
a memorial 10 Congress requesting the appointments ~
Commission TO investigate and report conccrnins ,h
evils resulting from the sale OF liquor 's '"o
The regular monthly meeting of the New-
York Baptist Teachers Association was held Las, v.,
ing IN Calvary Church, on Twenty -thrdst The a,,.,
ance was large An address delivered by the Re-
WaylaDd Hoyt on the subject, How we retain IN,
large hcbolars in sunday schools ~ He sa,d ,,,
efforts snould not he made, they freQuentv
merely lie had heard such hy mus snnv n,
Sunday schools ~ Heavens golden rafers shall y;na
with happy anghters" where no attention was maid ,s
the sense. The older scholars ought get weary NJ
such stun, and the little ones would very soon rhe
pupils shond he interested In the school and noth,ng
would prove more Interesting than the study OF me
Hcrpiuros, ii they ~eIe properly taught. TLe Rev
Harvey GSpte ssss Isrsop op tbe CrnoiH'ion.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
THE REPRIEVED uURDEgEE.

RESPONSIBILITY or 4 BRUTAL RUSSIAN SEl;r.
L. W. Buck, VI. D., County Physician ol
Hudson County addressed YESTERDAY the following i'm
uorant letter to GOV. Parker IN relation to the re
prieved murderer Mechea confined In the Hudson
comfy ia To await the investigation OF Commission
do iuHGiicO inQUfrtndo:
Jacob Mechella the condemned murderer hrs hecn
under NV n-ofe since his Incarceration m
oIr Comfy .Ia have seen him almost daily, and have
oscrved him carefully with especial reference 10 the
oucsfon Insanity JUST previous 10 his trial at the
Teou.st Juage Brdc, another physician and mNseii
made careful of Mechella for the purpose
of satisfying the Judge upon This point. II was oar
ouiuiou Al thai time that Mcchcla sane In the com
mon acceptatiou Of tnat term that H. responsible for
ms arts being able to discriminate between right ana
wrong Mechcls counsel declared chat the conduct OF
the prisoner denoted mental arrangement but the COu
and iurV 90 seems thou ghi otherwise.
A. tbe oucstun again been raised. and yOn nave
odor,lcd FOR It's settlement take this opportunity OF
GIVING you nay own ideas Of Mcchp lla- mental condi-
fio believing that. in Wow OF my position and opoI-
tunes for -eTvdtO they may De OF service 10 A0u
m thls case " that. iu order that NAV
arrive correct conclusion of the mans mental con-
dtIou We should consider his origin, education. ana
manner OF life. For u is edncaion forms the com
mon mind. II j. education of sOme KIND whicn
develops intellect Th.s man, understand
was born sen, aud has naturally "a
brutal organization. HIS education does not
seem 10 have been oi The kind 10 develop his moral
nature believe he has little or no conception OF moral
obligation gratitude or any other method 0f redress
ing real fanccd grievance than by the knife, cuo,
or pistol He associations have always been WIN
strongest uses tu compel the weaker 10 serve im. In
Ircf estimate hs intellectual faculties 10 be about on
plane with Of the wild savagcs 0f the South sea
Island. Suru q man, OF course, il, not aale 10 be al
.oc.cV require tine forfeiture of hi, life. leave 10 the
decision Of the honorable Court OF Pafdous.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
HOUSE on REpREsEXrArIyrs.

The House proceeded 10 the first business
order BoDdsy,, the call of States for refer
.poA onLy Under the call large number of public and
v 1nyate bills were introduced referred Among
Them were the following:
Fv Mr. yRYE rep, Me.)ln relation 10 The bOuntics
n. the Dyne month volunteers ana ths!r bcrs.
Nv Mr. POLAND Hep., WIN provide for The dis
4rihution Of the GeDevaaward also !" amend The Bark
snptey act m 49,.
spnsifs ID ssvings banks.
Nv NJ DIELL tRep, n. N.l--To repeal fge Bank
,.nxtfy act also the free Transmission bS mai OF
papers and periodicals; aiso for p"on' p'''d'n1s al
kyfaense. ~ y.
~ MI BIEBY rep, PeDn)-For fhe fee ransn.s
,ion by nsil Of newspapers ana periodicals ana mih
snn ,eeeipts for the SAME
By MI RASsiER Rep c)-for eqnahHnr me
patIoasI bank currency
by Mr. HAYS lkeyp Aih) 10 Te'"Hd ie If"''o" "
s0ftoD LEGALLY sened -. n a.. ....... .,
Ey NJ EClIE 'issI. Mrsl-t"f 'H a0mIth'QL ei
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09

Daniel Hin ~ UfbAns Ohio, ks favesa Aar 81 porsmesh
Ohio; Ruius A. Temp Rosa Cal, ~ Wright Vallejo
Cali John Johnson Crete Neb A. H. Chamberlain Ashp
keh, Howad Welb be Assistant Engineer N the
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

Nehi b0sau Ntt 10 be Assistant Engineer w the
CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6--The Senate in Execu-
rve session to-day confirmed the following nominations
Martin weker Judge the Northern Dhe, Of Ohio,
Chae sherman reguodi Nathaniel shpmzp District Judge
Tor Connecticut, vice Wp. d. shipman resigned.
ah0raeseorge r. sanger for Massachusetts, W Lnrt'
for the Western Ditne Of Virginia Wm W Belon Tor 't'
Robert Mcarcn Marhsl for the District ~ Mnue.o,i Gerge X
MARVEL Msal fo the Territory Of Utah. Henry Lndennsn
Director Of the sh John Rsed ne and rer 81 the ran lfa,
osco Mine !euerson T. Babcoi eonr az ihr san frlno n
Henry Hal Of Connec CcnsuGenes at Hysnsi benjamin
Gerth Of New amPshre ,onsu Bordeaux Jesph J. hend
AI Chauec Michigan, Consul at ndscr an
Ions Crope' Of Sebrass Consul at Chenmui Bnfgeana o.
Indiana Consul At iiave samuel L. dgog OF lowe C % ~
Iasc H. Noulon suyeyor 81 Customs Tor Ia ,iosse VIZ
wm Copeland Surveyor Customs Omaha, Seh H. r. Garter
Go1s 1 oS I"SI ~ ReI%%%n r. Elliott I Penssna
Rsard H. Chase XIh PennUlyan David wlna@s Ayie Penn
syvaus jonathan Merriman NIlltb Illinois, John lon Nh i
ho.i Adam vose, Id Illinois, wm D. fersad ivis virsin.
Aa G. knight for FLORIDA; Andrew r. shatuek st Mississippi
David Ho.er IIo Connecticut; Benj r. Mshs, lAh haehu
seiis n Fatnp of Missouri Pension Agent ST. Lou; David
Goodloe, Pension Agent at Coyins'ep ~: hei ~
.ab. or te Conne OF the Legislative Assembly Of the District Of
Colnmba John Blade and Henry A. Willard to be mem6ers OF M
Board Of Public Works Of Coamba Richard Harrington
10 sretsr, Of the District CouDs John NJ Rhodes OF CohDec
Lieutenant Ia the teycnn ne service H.
wood of Maine Tbr Lieutenant the Revenue Services feieek
Connof Of Naebue Second Lieutenant the eyenne Service
Jona,er,IJenv IT, Hove Ithaca y. y. James Mclsn Mer
70. Penn Seuou e Remove Penn james A. Gibson Forbng
VILE PENN Benjamin Bmnge PisiGn PenS J'nes = sloeun
Scranton Peuni John Wyer Angaen, fe.ni IhoTs; s
Penn; Robert Denuson Warren PeBni John Mius Browne
Vile Pepni Robert W Crm Pe''9a rsnn' - b. "fs, f ~
stanton Va George P-rnente Brandon VI j. H. oenit
Sorlhaed VI W C's a,,na S.''S1 SSSoeT M"s Ausas
T. Jones Bddgewacr haN traaeis vincent NiIe,aI
Grove Mass Ss r. Botgeit Hyde pat Mass kuns g. Woo
.a'isa Ga MAJ & S'n q Wi. " assioa We; james W waieGei
BAH Ne David A Basn SesMiord Coma; Jo'a Brown y" IL
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
NOMINATIONS AND COMBINATIONS.
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
W AsuINGTOS, Dec. S-The President sen
fnllnnlnr nominations 10 The senatc to-day:

Posmnsrs-Georee Roberts 81 Rochester N y hr w.
Poland Al BrookGeh Mass Bartlett Bent at M1deorn ton
,lgTe Bristol Conf james W Hl Al WtitGbGrY.
tonn Hss W BTosb al Rat Ncsfor n u Jesse H. wills At
aJttsseu y y Joseph Hudson Peksk ~ y Wm. Wan al
heusri j.. H. D. Williams 81 1esdle. Penn Wm N PrIe at
Wmingon Del H. Pee n Warrington Va Wm b. williams At
Orar relut A. Hoharsor at Chester Court
Loa~. q Nelson Page AT Poh Dodge lows a. Hanhn Al
NJ L. Denote a. IerBgon Mo- WiNu w. Ghin
ssae WAshugto Territory hir H. Mann st 6imsu III w.
L. Boie, sJIecase ~ LunU. Whitney al hoIs Ill & LoIg
o. Iartbag' IN; X kcknigbi a Verd'E, III; Emory
Grst y Fnfbay. H. Iae.i Ibiof si "'nona ~ )
Csmsrob OTTAWA ~ Ebs 6rssss al ObsIss III Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
HOME NEWS.
TrIrRNoMITrR YESTERDAY At HUnsDTs. IN BRohDwAr
yam-3J5 Noon-3bo m.-37o Mdnigbt-5O
PRoMINhNT ARRIVALS.

Rrerooyf House-E Welby PuGn of London, and
roy W Lawrence Of Rhode Island 81 NLhotis Hoe-h
Gov R Page OF vermont, the Hon H. ssods o LoasSns sno
n MeC Cullcugh of Pittsburgh York Hot,-Cspt DauncC
Of the British .hetropoian HotI-Col H. haHns'o"
Assistant General L. Army and A. d. Barber OF uues..,
81 end- Phillips of Boston bUeren Hotse-osPN
Truron u s. Navy, ana Surgeon liassoa " y
CLirepf oei-Capt Feathorstonhsugh OF The Buth army %
Ju.ge Nathaniel shpmsn OF Hartford tVh dreHs, Hot-u.n
BANKS Homer A. Nelson and Pa cpen,eI
Ponzhkeepe Wiafsor Ho&t-Ienrr q Parker OF Ib bo'.
GaI CoLsar U0asState senstor G. H. Adams OF ton'es "
" Iot>i irnrrick-Co j. stoDehoue Of Albany hc0'a"
Hous-Lent oL SANCHEZ Of the Spanish Army,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09

~n.h Mana aa.,ded N remove pheir church building
i1om ts Urssent Site TO one tho hin adjoining the par.
sonaee tower 90 feet In hieht VIII be added 70 euo 10
str"r,nro and alan lecture room and claksrooms IN
the basement The cost Of the improvements VIII
amount it IL estimated, TO SIoOo
FAST UAmprON-Jacob III Corey was arres.eu he Iois
toarson vesterdav on "A charge OF stealing morse anu
wagon value 90 from stable OF James hsh'on III
this village
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
BROOKLYN.


Tax Collector Burrows ireceived $l77,OOO on
Saturday
Moro than 100 inspectors, canvassers, and
poll clerks who did duty polls November last
were paid for their services yesterday.
The report of the Commissioners on the
opening OF North Thirteenth IT. makes awards to the
amount Of s3O,Oo0 The assessment will be levied on
5626 lots making the cost of the opening of the street
about 80 cents a lot
James Regal. age 4J, was sent to the peni
Tertiary for 80 days, yesterday, on charge OF asking
money from pedestrians, then demanding it, and finally
assauitng person VINO should dare 10 refuse
plying with the demand
The President of the Board of Education
sent letter the Common Council yesterday, asking
that City Treasurer be instructed TO transfer OOoO
TO the OF the educational fund This is the amount
which was shown by the accountant, Wm. r. Warren,
when he examined the treasury frauds, 10 have
transferred from the educational fuDd and credited To
general fund IL Is now desired to use the amount
for educational purposes and this be until
the amount is retranserred to the proper account.
Tho Board OF Public Works reported yester-
day TO Board of Aldermen that investigation by
experts regard to the quality furnished TO the
city by the several companies showed that the
cubic feet Nassau II3 Peoples, SAB; Williams6urgh
asa Citizens, $780, and Metropolitan. asa committee
reported that they had inspected the gasworks OF Phil
adelpha, and that they IN favor OF the ctys
manufacturing Its own Proposals invited from
for the cleaning OF the streets aud for the
removal oi kitchen garbage apart IRON ashes.
STATEN ISLAND.
SrAPLEToN.-The funeral OF DR.. George A.
Richardson All exAlderman OF this village died on
sunday will take place tomorrow, from his late resi-
dance un Beacb-st The Rev. Dr. EccestOn, Rector OF
the St Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. will preach
the funeral sermon The L. s. Revenue steamer
Grant left her anchorage of this village yes terday for
cruise along the south shore OF Long Island ia of
disabled vessels
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
PoUGnKEEPsIE.-Dr Barclay, claiming to be
resident OF Hamilton Canada West, arrested yes
terday, and taken before Justice Curry OF Peekskiu
charged with committing bigamy marrying Mrs.
Raymond of Peekskil, who was also arrested The
first wife confronted both and upon her complaint they
were locked mp IN default Of 5000 each. Tnry viii he
taken to the jail AT White Plains to-day.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-RecOrder PARCELS fully
committed, yesterday stephen Brerly for stabbing
man named Purcell. to await the action OF the Grand
Jury. Purcell will probably recover. j. d. Barton
late General superintendent OF the Atlantic aud Great
Western Railroad Company, will take charge VI the
North side ana Central Railroads Oh JaBuary
EkwTOwE.-Tbe trustees VI the Methodist EUseops!
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
lnunuuucemens
Observation-Disclosures CocoASE removes.

An OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN.-DOn't fail
procure WIssL0ws soorHISa children teehng
no who has
critical without the aid " this valuable preparation
ant relief health the cI Cures
coic and regulates the bowels
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-14
Read This:

CpNPI IMENTAI5Y TESTIMONIAL TO
MESSRs. J. & c. MAGJ IRE, st Louis, Mo Gen
tIemen:-The undersigned. having known VOC ioI
wears a. reliable chemists and PharT1st hutlsis
am observing the effective acinn of your remedies
fnr vrb.,eyer recommended wish TO bear voluntary
evidence fothe efficacy of ynn rsi, and. IN our opl-
ION hps1 prepaTa ION, M AttJ RE q Nlbt IAN
60 BITTEkS- Ii is al that yon claim ior II as an
Alternative purgatvc depurator and dlHretlc AcllHs
sTecially UPON the liver blood, kidneys ana bowels
Joseph BROWN Mayor, who adds: Il have
fouud this the most pleasant ana eiiee'l'e
have ever Used
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Commissioner,
who adds Il endorse the Mayor op mon
TuoS PTCHFsnN. s.HLEFLINN,
In bIloI XK!hitiesd & oil OF Lefin & Rand Powder
- Co.
II G % uo1-sF-. Gas. D. CONFER,
prnrl II Tnuis Globe Ch mn Dem Cen. Com.
" EfWAGNER P. q. FUkGEsoN,
- -, Fr[,T,e4a t;nu-- jerks OF Mo. Dem.
BRITAIN 4. HILL. HENk1 + M Ib-
= III M. FRANK VALE.
: a., pos g-tm-us 1avin-s Clk. Court Criminal
Assn, . ,TTv,,IIStDs
NORMAN J. COINAN, I. NJ CHAMBERS.
NJ n iiTNtTTr : GREENWOOD,
W e. CIV collector res NJ. Z. a
/ rrr46S WAT>H Z A SHbN OCh.
AilO' rcbitect of Nhryock & Co
NJ r ANDREWS, " l. GAlt =.
! ofMnodv Michael 4 Go. UiGay. lALntnkahp d S'
/ TTIFRUN HAkNVM JAMES AkCHEk-
+ III If Rarnum's He,el Denver, Col
/ And many Others too numerous 20 tht1l'Iol-
J.& C. MAGUIRE,
Sole Proprieiurs,
+ +irice &c per hottie. Si L"n'- NO.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-14
BEluEPLADT

This extrabrdinary medicine, the fame Of which
is spread broadcast throughout the country II tn
doubfedIv superior To any remedy ever offered 10
the public for the complaints for which 1t s intend
ed We have in our possession TESTIMONIALS tur-
nished voluntarily by Col Long, late Typograph-
ical Engineer Bureau at Washington. Gen Fritz
Henry Warren. Gen. Pleassnton, and Others oil the
army Father P. j. DeSmet, the celebrated lndlan
Missionary, also officers of the navy; surgeons,
hospital stewards. commanders Of nearly every
steamer plying on the Mississippi and tributary
rivers western sanitary and Christian commissions,
army chaplins. and Others too numerous TO men
ton Likewise highest encomiums OF the press
praising its valuable medicinal qualities in the
highest terms No other medicine has such rec
concentrations J. & @. MAGUIRE, Sole Proprie
tors southwest corner Of Olive and Second streets
ST Louis, Mo, and sold by druggists and medicine
/ dealers everywhere
Agents. Fuller & Fuller, NauSohaack. stephen
! son 4 Reid. Chicago. Rice Rising, Milwaukee
| McKesson & Robbins, 81 & 80 Fulton street. New
! York 4-zdu
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-14
The Daily Argns,
From London Society.

To Dance and yet be Prudent.
Be very careful not to pull down your
shirt sleeves, or up.your collar, or, In fact
to do anything to your costume as you en-
ter the ball room. 1t implies nervousness
or uneasiness with yourself to do so, and
your one great endeavor in all societies
should be to appear thoroughly at your
ease. and satisfied, without any vanity or
coxcombry with your dress and appearance.
Do not stand idle; but do not dance over
much. The one implies small number Of
friends, the other wastes valuable time,
and prevents your keeping that constant
lookout all around you which is essential to
success. Be introduced to movable people
quietly: there is no necessity to advertise
to bvstanders that you did not know them
before Never talk much to a woman you
have lust the acquaintance Of, nor eagerly
| She NAV be allowed to suppose you wished
to know her, but not that her acquain-
lance is any particular, acquisition to you.
Above all things, my dear boy, entreat
YOU not to stand in the doorways nor herd
with other men upon the landing. 1t is
simply advertising yourself failure. lie
yourself to the verriest wall flower GOSSIP
with the dowdiest mother, dance with the
most disappointed of maidenhood, rather
than sink to this. Sitting in corners com
prises a very large subject, or, rather, ar
ray of subjects. To know how to sit il
corners well and prudently requires vas
experience and a steady head so, unit
YOU have much extended your acquaint
ance and your knowledge of humanity,
would recommend to you to avoid tina
most agreeable of ball going 1t is not 70
a novice at once to penetrate to the lnne
depths OF fashions mysteries, and | shal
therefore put off my advice on this subjec
7 until | come, in future letter, to the grea
: subject of flirting, which of course, com
prises the art of sitting in corners.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-14
TESTIMONY.

BENTON BARRACKS, MO,
April 30, 1860.
Dr. John Bull-Dear Sir: Knowing the ethcacy
,f yoRr Sarsaparilla, and the healing and bench
riaI Qualities 1t possesses send you the following
of my case;
/ was wounded about two years ago. and taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen monthe being
moved so often my wounds have not healed yet
| have not sat up a moment since l was wounded
/ am shot through the hips Ny general health L
impaired, and need something TO assist nature
have more faith in your Sarsaparila than anything
else / wish that which is genuine Please eA-
press me half dozen bottles, and Oblige
CAPT. c. p. JOHNSON,
St Louis, Mo.
P S-The following was written April ~ lSoo'
by Mrs Jennie johnson. mother OF Capt. johnson
Dr. John BuIl-Desr Sir. Ny husband. Dr., Z. ;
johnson, was a skilful surgeon and physician IN
Central New York, where he died. leaving the
above c. p. johnson TO my care. At thirteen years
of age he had chronic diarrhoea and scroiula toI
viii h gave your Sarsaparilla. Ii cured MIN.
have for ten years recommended II TO many IN Ne"
York ohio and Iowa Ior scrofula, fever sores, ano
general debility Perfect success has attended II
The cures effected in some cases OF scroiulA ant
fever sores were almost miraculous. l am Nerl
anxious for my son to again have recourse TO you
Sarsaparilla He is fearful OF getting spurious
article hence his writing to yon for II. HIS wouho
were terrible, but believe he will recover
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-14

Ny journal abuunds with similar letters, all Of
which 1 guarantee to be genuine and written by
the persons whose name they bear
Do not suffer yourself to be Imposed on. Don't
be drawn away after new and doubtful expert
ments. Don't risk your health by letting novices
experiment upon you with their trash.
My Sarsaparilla has stood the test OF twenty-five
years it is still the Sarsaparlla of the day and oil
the age towering over all Others in popularity ano
its curative qualities.
Avoid all those who are trying 10 palm of OF
YOU otier extracts Of Sarsaparilla so-called. Re
member it is Dr. John Bulls Sarsaparilla, of Louis
Vile, Ky, that is the old and reliable remedy fol
impurities of the blood and scrofuous affections
Always bear tina, in mind
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LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct :, 1852.
Dr. JoHN Bull Dear sir: Many thanks 10 you
for the medicine you have so kindly given me
have been great sufferer for years, ana had the
advice of various physicians. Some pronounced
my spine, some my lungs and some my heart
10 be the seat of my disease. have
been burnt blistered and cupped until had
become disheartened. Several very eminent physl-
clans who examined my spine informed NE that 1
was threatened with paralysis or apoplexy any
dav and that nothing but seton would reIleVe me.
had a perfect horror OF that, and was hesitatns
about having one inserted when you kindly sent
me your Sarsaparilia which Immediately begun TO
take three times day. had suffered terribly Win
most acute pain in the right side of my head, cs
peCially when would read or write for any length
OF time. and raising to my feet would he per
feetly blind for several minutes. and Woufd have &c
hold to something 10 prevent falling,
am most happy 10 inform you that the pain II
my bead is entirely relieved: suffer but seldom
with nv spine and then not so acutely. My appe
titr II good. indeed for the first time IN my HE
enjoy my dinner more than any other meal during
the day.
You kindly sent me four bottles again lasl night
and began again this morning, and hope 10 D.
entirely relieved. Please accept my hearted
thanks and nest wishes.
Very truly your most greatful friend,
Mrs B. c. RIVERS.
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Avoid ouacks and Imposters

No Charge for Advice and Consultation.
Dr. j. B. Dyott, Graduate Jefferson Aedtcdt
f,eaeos Philadelphia- author OF several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases OF ne
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has niaa az,
an especial study either In male OF ~ How
matter from what cause originating or OF LJm
long standing practice of 80 years ena ,,,ss
him to treat disease with sIecess sose u a dis
snteeo. - Sfo-xssrd letter describing symptoms
s,S encloesug stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide 70 HEATH. Price ~ Cents-
I.B DYOTT, MD, Physician and surgeon.
l0z Duane St New York.
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