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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-26
SALES AT AUCTION.

Linn D. MINER, AUCTIONRRR
"A Saesroons W Chambers and " Reade street
Late Henry H. Leeds 4 Miner
Established In l6lz
HOrso Auction Mart S4I 9TH av corner s5th st
BY ALLEN B. MINER 4 BRO.
TUESDAY, MAY ~,
at l0x O'Clock,
at the private residence los West Forty street.
near s1Hts avenps NIr,rpR corn,,s,n, vo,vo,
sells and threepiy Carpets; rosewood and gilt
frame pier and mantel Mirrors; rosewood Paror
Suits Etagores marble top centre and side Tables very
7ootave Piano turkish Chairs ebony and gilt Chairs
rosewood black walnut and mahogany Bedsteads.
Bureaus &c.: hair Mattresses feather Beds Bolsters
and Pillowsi wool Blankets ac Paintings and Engrsv
ings. carved black walnut Buffet Extension Table.
Dining Room Chairs, eight day Clocks. China Vases,
Mantel Ornaments, Silyerpated Ware &C. also Kitchen
Furniture i'll variety.
ON THURSDAY, MAY 20,
at l015 O'Clock, at the private residence,
467 West iwenty-third street, near Tenth avenue.
HENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNTTU RE-RosewoodP Par
ior Suits, Carpets Mirrors. &C., &C. Details In time.
SATURDAY, MAY 81,
AT l0k O'Clock, ut their salesrnoms,
81 Chambers and II Reade street,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE MIRRORS,
CARPETS, &C.. &c.
Details in ma
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FRENCH Observation-Disclosures,

TINE JEUNE PERSoNNR POUR sOTGNER UNE
demoiselc dc 10 ellie dot SAVIOR bien coudre ct
youor rendrc utc S'sdrcsser entire midi ct heure
| ZINE rue l6 Quest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-26

RY JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONRBR.
ID JOHN A DUNN q Co.

DY r. COTTON, AUCTIONRER
~ On THURSDAY May %. at 10Y O'Clock.
Purfnlture French plate pier and mante Mirrors rich
mus; Carpets Pianos. &C.. at the saiesrooms. IS East
Thirteenth street. near Broadway Also two
China Dinner Sets, line cut Glassware; also, Ciothue
storage Goods &c. ~~~' ~'o'-'"e'
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N AUGUSTA MARTINES 4 CO, Auctionccra
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Pianotortc, Bronzes, Paintings Pnrlor suits.
Rare chance for Housckccpers.
On THIS DAY (Mondavl at the elegant mansion Sc
West Fifteenth street. between Fifth and sixth
commencing l0a o'clock, Drawing Room Furniture,
silk brosade Etagerc Bookcase, Cabinets Encoignuros
yovet Brussels Carpets Mlrrors Centre Tables bronze
Clock, statuary; rosewood parlor gran Pinnoforte.
Stool. Cover; Canterbury, Oil Painings rosewood wal
Buffet Chinaware, Glass, svcrwarc, Cutlery To attend
this sale take Filth avenue stages or sixth avenue cars
A Rr SALE.-A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF
n Oil Paintings will be sold at Art Gallery, 50 Nassau
street; on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, May ~ q
and - commencing at IL A. NJ. must be disposed of at
any sacrifice win the June II Beckman
street II. LEVY, Aucti0nccr.
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A UCTION NOTICE. AUCTION NOTICE.
IA HENRY ZiNN, Auctioneer sells this day, commence
ing at 10Is O'Clock, all the elegant Household Furniture
contained in private mansion II East 10Th ST.
Brondwayl and lth ay yiz1Rosewood Piano,orte cost
$3.50 elegant Paror Suits Mirrors Brussels Carpets oil
Paintings Bronzes Lace Curtains Jardinies Reception
Tables, 6c. also bedroom Suits, rosewood and walnut
single and double Bedseas bureaus, Wardrobes Spring
and Hair Mattresses Lounges &c also Dining Room,
Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-26

INlRST CLASS COACHMAN WISHES A SITUATION
IL Would IN ike himself generally useful about gentle
mans house good reference II required. Inquire for
JOHN ROSS, ISL 9th av.
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A SITUATION AS COACHMAM-LONG EXPERI-
"A cnce; understands tho business in all its branches;
7 years reference from last employer Call on or ad
trosS j. NJ, 45 West 3Oth st.
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GARDENER-WHO UNDERSTANDS HIS BUSINESS
VI thoroughly In its various branches also the laying
out Of plans has the best city reference. Address
RICHARD, is John 81.
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CALDWELL, ACCTIONEER
N. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AT SALESROOM ~ NASSAU STREET,
Monday, May 26 at lol o'clock PROMPT consisting Of
elegant rosewood Pianofortc rich ParOr Suits Mirrors
rosewood Wardrobe with mirror doors; Centre Tables
Music Stand Lace Curtains Lounges Extension Tables
Buffet Clocks Carpets Chamber Suits, in walnut and
mahogany curlcd hair Mattresses Secretary Bookcase.
Hap Stands together with at variety OF Kitchen Usn
sils Every lot will positively be sold without
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INDOOR SERYANT-WOULD LIKE TO TRAVEL
landed. from England, on 18th lived in good familc.
for last Is 80 height feet nches good ref
srences Address A. T. box ia Herald Uptown Branch
office.
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GROOM AND COACHMAN-BY A THOROUGHLY
~ competent man. q long experience. and capa
bty can produce good references from distinguished
families, both city ana country. Can he two
days at saddlcr's store g63 9th nv, 54th Il.
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WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FPMILY, COOK,
Nv washer and ifoner and a chambormaid to assist
IN washing references required. Inquire at 36l West
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GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-MARRIED NO
" children has thorough knowledge Of hot and cold
grapcrcs fruit flowers and vegetables: first class city
reference. Address A. NJ, box l07 Herald office.
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WANTED-ENGINEER AT sr GERMAN HOTEL.
w I'D st. and Broadway: first class man and none
other need apply with reference Apply between and
IA
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CITUATI0N WANTED-BY A YOUNG ENGIISHMAN
~ as indoor servant willing 10 make himself
useful good reference from last employer Address W
c., Herald Uptown Bra ach office
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT MAN AS COACH
IA man; understands the Of road horses; excel
lent references coun try preferred Call ON or address
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CHINAMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS FIRST
"A class cook; understands all kinds fine dishes speak.
English and Spanish; has been in very fine family and
hotel Address 2O East 18th st., call from to T. NJ
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CLERks AND statesmen.

GOOD CLOTHING SALESMAN wANTED-oNI
N who understands the retail clothing trade; al
Israclite preferred. Apply at 1858 Sd av.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
sheer as a RenOyator.

a secesh soldier while fighting under
Ssonewall jackson, in Virginia, saw the
benefit OF sheep.raising TO revive worn.
out land. Impoverished in the fight
for slavery, be began with only ten
eve sheep, which he put in small field
near his house, that was full OF briars
and weeds. They soon alto up the
-briars, weeds, and the grass in fence
corners. he gave them daily little
meal or bran, sailed them often, and
sheltered them in the winter, Whom
they had swamp hay and q few roots.
In the spring he had thirteen fne
lambs, worth more than he gave for the
ewes, and he said the wool and manure
was worth moro than the cost OF the
food. He plowed and planted the field
to corn, and got over thirty bushels to
the acre, while around the shed the
yield was much largor. he now keeps
sheep, and grows, without the aid Of
guano or phosphate, fine crops Of clover,
corn, wheat, and turnips. How strange
that the Southern farmers 50 persist
entity neglect stock. growing, which is
the only means by which they can OBJ
tain continuous crops OF cotton. A
Yankee who farmed at the South was
with for neslecting to
grow cotton; he replied that he sold
corn and meat enough to buy all the
cotton made in his neighborhosd.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
postal Trler,rnnlnllY.

There Is no subject OF greater I'm
portance to the public, where reform
70 more imperatiyely required or -
easily effected, as in the telegraph.
1t Is now q monopoly with rates 50
high as to prevent the public from using
the telegraph, and reserves II asa luxury
10 the rich or to the speculater, while
only the large daily papers in the largest
cities can afford II, and these form an
alliance offensive aud defensive with
the Telegraph Company in opposition
to every plan OF reform.
Two systems have been proposed for
remedying these eyils-one blythe Post
master. General, who desires to buy and
operate all the lines Of telegraph. This
plan Is opposed by many friends OF
reform on account OF the great outlay
required for the purchase and extension
Of the lines, and Of the great increase
Of power that 1t would confer on the
Executive.
The other plan was proposed by
Gardiner G. Hubbard, and adopted BY
committees Of the Senate and House Of
Representative 10 which both plans
we're referred at the last Congress. BY
this system kilograms will be received
and delivered through the post-oftice as
letters are everywhere, and rs tele-
grams are abroad, transmitted TO their
place Of destination by telegraph, by
parties owning and operating lines Of
Telegraph, at rates fixed by Congress
as letters are now transmitted over the
railroads. This plan requires no out
lay by the General Government, in.
wolves no liability for buying, building,
or operating lines, and will not increase
the powers OF the Executive.
The rates proposed are % cents for q
telegram Of % words each 500 miles, II
II Is transmitted by day, and each 1000
miles by night--a reduction Of over 80
per cent. on the present rates, and an
increase of,S0 per cent. in the length Of
the telegram. The press rates are
equally reduced, and are so low as To
permit every weekly paper to receive q
telegraphic summary, bringing its news
down TO the hour Of its issue.
This plan proposes rs great q redue.
ton as the other can afford, and gives o
cheap telegraph TO the people without
cost to the Government Competition
has been tried and abandoned, and, by
the failure OF the independent and COM
peting companies, has resulted in plac-
ing all tho importantlines in the country
under the control OF single interest, Of
which Mr.. Vanderbilt is the represen'
tative.
II remains for Congress to say wheth'
er the Telegraph shall be made an aux
Hilary to the post Office, freely used by
the people, or the ally OF the railroad
monopoly, welded only for its own in
terest.
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TIM --LATEST TR1u,pnoT TENprRANm

TIM LATEST TRIu,pHoP TE,pERASm
We congratulate the Temperance
world on the success everywhere at
tending the use Of YrHdAR BITrERs.
Certainly no preparation containing
alcohol has accomplished such cures Of
malarious fever, biliousness, dyspepsia,
rheumatism, lung complaints, consti.
patton, and general debility, as We hear
OF from all quarters, as tie results Of
this famous vegetable specific. No true
philanthropist will regret to see spirit
nous liquors expelled from medical use,
II they can be safely dispensed with
and that they are not necessary in any
case oisickness, whatever its character,
appears OF last to have been demon
strated. II public opinion is capable
Of making any impression upon the
minds Of the Faculty, they will ere long
introduce the most popular Of modern
medicines into the hospitals, and pre-
scribe It in their practice. The millions
have given the article a fair trial; II has
more than answered their expectations,
and no theoretical opposition can shake
their faith In it.-Copt.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
The Case Of the yirrInln.,
rs.lllsn Of IN. I limited stat. osy.ra

nenf. a.E
Mr.. Hall, the American consul at Ha-
yana, was Immediately instructed, upon
the receipt OF the intelligence Of the
capture OF tie Yirglnius, 10 send full
particulars. The difficulty Of obtaining
information arose from TIE distance be-
tween Santiago de Cuba, where the YES
sci was taken, and Hayana, some 800
miles, and the obstruction Of telegraph
10 communication between the two
points.
Active measures to secure reparation
from the Spanish Government have,
however, already been taken, and 1t is
certain the strongest case will be pre-
scented TO the Spanish Government that
the facts will admit. II seems that the
capture OF the Yirginins was made on
the 1st. The execution Of tho captiyes
took place on the 4th. II was not till
the 9Th that information was received at
Washington Of the capture. As before
mentioned, Mr.. Hall was instructed 10
send full particulars. He sent o dis.
patch that the captiyes were TO be tried
by a competent court. The fact was
that they had already been put to death,
and Mr.. Hall, who bears the reputation
Of being discreet officer, had been de-
ceived.
The news OF the capture was received
in Madrid the same day as here. MIN
lister Sieliles was on that day tele-
graphed by Secretary Fish, with view
to prevent any summary proceedings,
but before the receipt OF the dispatch
he had already had q conference with
President CASTELAR,, who had telegraphed
TO Cuba orders that no acton should be
taken in regard to the prisoners till .
full report of the capture had been
made to the Government OF Madrid.
Tho indecent, brutal haste OF the cap
tors and representatives OF Spanish
authority in Cuba will be fully appreci.
ated by the recollection Of the fact that
the execution had taken place before
President CASTELAR, and his Minister
were informed Of the capture. On re-
ceipt OF the information OF the execu-
ton, Mr.. Fish sent o dispatch to Mr..
Sickles that the seizure OF a vessel car
rying the American flag upon the high
seas was avery grave matter, requiring
Immediate explanation, and II il should
appear that American citizens had been
captured and shot, the most ample rep
aration would be demanded. BE de-
nounced in the strongest terms the dis.
graceful proceedings and the hasty
execution.
Following instructions, Mr.. sickies
has had several conferences with the
President and Minister Of Foreign Al.
fairs OF the Spanish Government, and
has received from them assurance that,
even in the absence OF the demands OF
the United States Government, every
reparntion required by public law shall
be promptly made. The regrets OF the
Spanish Government have been already
expressed for the hAsteof the execution.
The feeling OF President Grant and the
Cabinet, there is every reason to be.
lieve, is harmonious and fully in accord
with public sentiment : Washington
Dispdtch.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

PrAsrso WArsur.-Black waluuta
or acorns should DO placed in moist
sand Is soon rs gathered, and allowed
TO freeze during the winter. In the
spring they may BIO planted in rows
three or four feet apart. The black
valnuts may be transplAnted, rs they
crowd each other. The acorns, how
ever. are transplanted with difficulty.
The oak grows much slower than the
walnut, and therefore you weuld lose
your labor II planted together. There
fore plant them separately, bya llmeana
walnuts should be planted about three
to four inches deep. Acofns one 70 two
inches deep. Plant in exact lines for
ease in cultivation. d
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

Last winter the heavy snow storms
destroyed the quail by thousands, and
great part OF that destruction and sui.
fering might have been prevented II
people through tie county had pro-
tected and fed them. The best way to
do this Is TO drive stakes in the ground
about ten feet apart, and foot or two
in height, then lay poles across and
cover them with brush and leaves. This
should be done before winter sets in,
and some grain thrown under and
around, to entice them to It j; then when
aheayy storm occurs they would resort
to Il as a shelter, as well as feeding
Ilsce. Anew winters ago nearly every
.ollh was killed throughout the North
ern and Middle States, and special laws
were made for their protection till the
country was restoeked. can ounce Of
protection Is worth pound OF cure"
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.EEl. 2 RlHNLL Il EA.,

Conduct an Agency for TIE feesptonof adfeltiis-
menii for AafIEialN NENtrARrla-ihe me5t eenl-
riiio estAhiishmtnt Of the kind IN the world. hlx
thousand NIWsRAPEra are kept regnlAlly on me-
opfn 70 lnspsctidn by cuslcmefh. No rv1ding.room
houaVur complete, lootiytf one-lventilth q ms
nnHbef. Eysly Advertisement 4 iaken q ~,
home Price Of the faprr. without any naaltlenl
charc q commission, % fAt an Adlert,cF In deal
Ing with the Agency ailNod trouble and eofren Pom
d1,ce. mixing one contract instead o. dofen'
Hundred o. ! thousand. A Book Of eighty r.gels
containing iittl Of belt ptpea largest effulAions
religious paptrs, agricultural papeu, el,sa fAreft
political pipors, daily rapeff, country fanerli magA-
zines and al publications, with some Information
about pFioea q sent TREE 70 any addfe'A on appl-
cation. Persons n dil,anec Wishing @ make con-
iFaeis for advertising IN any town, city, county,
SAT OF Territory Of The United State, or Any por
Hon Of tie Dominion Of 6anada. may tend concise
.talennnt Of what ihey want, together viii copy q
ne Advertisement They desire inserted, and Eill
recolvc Information by return fai which WI enable
the 70 deoi1e whether to increase, reduce OF foreEo
fhe order, For Gueh information hefe 4 no eharge
WhaieTer Publishes not only lend their ale. IRE
hui ray Nfessfl Gro. p. nowklt Co. Tor their iei.
yiess Orders are accepted for tings paper a vel
u for larger list; ioF single dollar = tsadiy a
Tor larger sum. Address the American Newspaper
AdivrrtiSing Agency.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

TIM sraAour ESTATE. III the gentle.
men who have appraised the value Of
the SprAgue assets are correct in saying
that they have put Il down ht least
twenty-five per cent, below their real
value, the Spfasues must have had, be.
fore this diiieulty came upon them, no
less than s15, 0O0, 900 worth Of property
hs basis on which 10 carry liability
a Sl1, zoo, 000-moro than TIVE dsllaFs
n isseis 70 one oilihbility,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

Butter and cheese arc almost indis-
pernAble articles Of food. Properly used, they
arc nutritious and healthy; but an inordlnAte
use Of either causes indigestion and dyspepsia.
PdrioHS' PFgdtire Pi1f, judieouily used,
viii remove both Of these troubles. loom
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CoNsr,fprrYr Crnrn.

A CONSERVATIVE CURHD. = DR.. II.
james, while experimenting, accidentally made
a preparation Of cannAbis Indica, which cured
his Only child OF Consumption. This remedy Il
now for sale At hrst-elASs Driggists. Try IT.
prove 1t for yourself. Price S2.6o. Send
stamp for circular. CrAddosk 4 Co., proprie-
ton, 1852 Race st.. Philadelphia, PA.-C01a
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

10 LtRr AoAis,-A Naples paper
relates the following: A custom.houso
guard was taken to The hospital Of Con.
ocehih, and, a. death was supposed
soon after to have occurred, be was laid
IN the mortuafy chamber BY The side Of
others who had diel OF the cholera A
few hours after hefecovered, and 70 his
sufpfite and dikinAy, realized his posi-.
ton. BE had strength enough to shout
and make himself heard, and, on being
properly attended 10, recovered 50 iAr
hat be has since presented himself TO
bis commander,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

A Prrr.-A Western newspaper,
Wishing to 10 the handsome thing BY
The local doctor, recently made the fol.
lowing snrounccmcnt. " Dr. Crawford
was called. but under his prompt and
fhilliul irtAlmcni the Young man died
"Wednesday afternoon We don't
know What the doctor said 70 this but
N tie editor H. taken sick We ndvise him
not 70 call in Crawford. ~
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
wlrAa,s pllsAn tor pEonehILIs.-oOm.

Have you ague in the face and is it
badly swolleni Have you severe pain In the
chest, back, or sidei Have you cramps or
pains In the stomach or boWolsi Have you
bilious collie or severe gripping pAlDsi Ifsc,
use Joln5oRI AnodyHe LfatmeTt internally
ICON.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

Faces INSTANT RELIEF. Warranted
70 relieve al Rheumatic Afiiie.ions, sprAlns
Neuralgia, etc. The best, the purest, and the
quickest remedy for all Bowel Complaints. Re
lief Guaranteed or the money refunded. Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

"Boy, what's become Of the hole !
saw in your pants the other days"
Young American, carefully examining
his unmentionables-"Its worn out,
sirii
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

INFLUENZA, BRoScHT1s, cough, cold
and eatAErh, yioid At once 70 HAtH's HsSEr
OF HoREHouNp AND Tan.
Pixies ToothAehe Drops cure in one minute.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
THIRTY YEARS ExrERIEScE OF
An OLD NURSE.


. ms. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Is THE
PRESCRIPTION OF one ofiAt beat FEMALE Phyti.
clans ana Nurses An the United States, and has
btth USED for thirty years with ntytr iing saietJ
and taeeeil By millions Of notAsft AID ehildfen
vm The feeble Infant Of ons week ola 70 The adnit
II correett aeidi.y Of the stomach, relieves wilma
collie regulator the bowels, ana gives rest health
ana comfort 70 mother and eAiid. We belisve Il 70
" the Bttt and lufett Remedy IN the World IN all
eases Of DYsENTERf ana pIARHHUA IN chill
DRTN, whether IL Aftaet from Ieething or from
AM oth0r eiuHe Fall dlfeeti0ni for using viii 40.
eoinplny each bottle, None Genuine unlets The
he.Stmlle ofcuRrts 4 PKRKNs Il on the outside
ss SOLD NJ ALI nrp,clrr pnl1Eas.
CHILDREN oFrES LOOK PALE AND
SICK
from 40 other sAa,s than having worn, Ia .A'
stomach.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

CHisrADoRo's ExcRnHoR HAIR DYE is
The mos. suro and complete preparation q u
Kind In the world; IL otteets are magical, its
ehAraetefhAImlees, lie sints natural, IL quail
tiea endnrtng.-OoNl,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

J. y. Ham 4 Cot
re- sl1 * ,siss.H g,sr s.saa g
I favo uatf eyefy ftmedy Olaftt, ard THU "a he
tniy remedy. thit has given ne an relief lfnaV
rsenesd uiihs It, and received Immediate ftillf
ii 1topred "a ny lungs 10 ten houff, You are u
rtffltt hefty 70 publish thlt letter, fof he btne
III ofluftrtng hamAnity, atd Win respect,
trtnain, foaft tfuly
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

such, ny suHstins intends. are Asisstet te,,lv.
"a daily, and 90 you deahtf or Ameneut he slitA.
n n tkli valuable medltlne. netn tine and tatt
70 yUar hlme taitlf q AtAnNt 1rN1 nkttAn.
seS ~ ~ e ~. ss.:S, pTi' ana sever
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

Baowrs vERx1FuoE eoAHrrs
viii destroy Norni without injury 70 The ehild,
being perfectly With, and nee nom all eclofins
OF ether iptufiou, ingredients usually uisd IN
worn rTerArAtient.
crkTIs BnowS, rfoytittofi,
No. ai5 Yaiion Street, New York.
rss e y pssI. s,4 SAsi,. en- ~. s'alss' ia
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A.soYrRrieN NAM

can ;. fvuad in ia, rr.l. ana reliable taaiiy
medicine
LLLES,s 1uxa IALsAN,
3 s.;.s a ~ z. f!s iisi Sss
a sss ca. Aaa-.. srs..A..l.. c..,.-,.l...
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onrfant Vine.


Pat two or three small mother Of
pearl buttons-commonly called pearl
buttons-in any small glass or crockery
vessel, squeeze over them tablespoon.
fnl or two Of lemon juice, Let II stand
Ill night There viii be q peculiar Aim
cover the top; take this and apply TO
the corn, let Il remain for twelve
hours. Should one application not be
enough, repeat and the corn can be
easily removed.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
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