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fla person has Consumption. Of course the lungs
in some way are diseased, either tubercles abscesses
bronchial irritaiions pleura adhesion exist, the
lungs are mass oiinaamation and fast decaying.
In such cases what must be done' Iii not only the
lungs that are wasting but it is the whole body
The stomach and liver have lost their power make
blood out offood. Now, the only chance is to take
DR.. schenck's three medicines, which will bring ny
tone to the stomach the patient will begin to want
food 1t will digest easily and make good blood thcI
the patient begins to gain in flesh and a. zoon as s
body begins to grow the lungs commence to heal up
and the patient gets feshy and well This Is tn,
only way to cure Consumption.
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Schenck's MANDRAKE Pills act upon the liver, re
moving all distractions. relax the ducts Of the gall
bladder the bile starts freely and the liver Is soon
relieved; the stools will show what the Pills can do
nothing has ever been Invented except calomei IA
deadly poison which Is very dangerous TO unless
with great care) that will unlock the gall BLADDER
and start the secretions Of the liver Ike schenk'
Mandrake Pills.
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To these three medicines DR.. J. II. Schenck OF
Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success in the
treatment of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pull
monte Syrup ripens the morbid matter in the lungs.
nature throws ii of by an easy expectoraton, for
when the phlegm OF matter Is ripe a slight cough
will throw 1t off, and the patient has rest and the
lungs begin to heal.
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Rosadalis.
nOSADALIS

II VIE GREAT So u I II Il X N
remedy for the cur OF Scro-
inla. Scrofulous Taint Rbeuma.
,;ar, wh;.a C.I; 60
tISnii "ntuo c"eiilngI ut.i
|Goltre, Consumption, Bronchl-
It's, Nervous Debility and all dis
eases aris;pc, Fror, a., ;r,Dn-e com
iiOln ~ 40 uAe So
alllon OF tue BLOOD.
! The merits ofthis valuableprepar-
alton are so wellknowu that passing
hetice Is but necessary to remind the
READERS OF this journal ofthe neeessi-
ty OF always having 3 bottle of this
medicine among their stock OF family
necessities.
Cert,hcates can be presented from
many leading Physicians, Ministers.
land heads OF families throughout the
south, endorsing in the highest terms
ne Rand Eyiraes Of ho'dddlts.
Dr; n Wilson Carr of Baltimore
says ne has used II in cases OF Scroll
luia and other diseases with much sat
Or. r. C. Pugh of baltimore, re-
sah s,.ss.as 70 p all persons S;n sThsf,n
periOr TO any preparation be has ever
Rev I,abnev Rail- Of the Baiti-
more N. =. Conference South !. says ~ D., be
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enough himself. After remaining seated
some time he asked permission to speak TO
the Court. On being granted, he said he
desired "a change Of venue He was
then taken from the court room and CON
veyed to the jail-Aledo Record.
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Why Have Catarrh &?

have had Catarrh or two years. and have had
all ;rObles arising from IT, such dropping from
the head sore throat etc. 1t troubled m0re In the
morning than al any time, As it would be some half
hour before | could breath freely. The dropping
from my head has ceased. and in the morning
have no trouble about breathing. which is a great
relief to me and feel a. free from il ever did
| have taken two bottles. YoHrs respectfully.
MRS. H ] TIRRELI.
UncancOuuck House, Gofstovn. N H.
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They are ali three TO be taken At the same time
They cleanse the stomach relax the liver and put II
TO work then the appetite becomes good; the food
digests and mskes good blood the patient begins
to grow in flesh the diseased matter rpens in Tho
lungs, and the patient outgrow the disease and get.
well. This is the only way to cure Consumption
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the GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAMkRREs sPEOLEIC FILLS.

No. al4 Rho Lombard, Paris.
These pills are highly recommended blythe entire
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il ali cases or SpernatNrrhna, or Seminai Weak
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ual Weakness or I1apofsnev; Weakness arising from
Secret and SEXUAL Exceeses Relaxation OF the
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o. sent Pree to any address; Prie. ~ per Box.
receipt Of price. OSCAR q. MOSES, ls CoRTLAEDT
ST., NEw YonK. Solo General Agent for America
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schenck's Seaweed Tome If gentle stimulant
and Alternative, and the alka in the seaweed which
this preparation is made Of assists the stomach TO
throw ont the gastric juice dissolve the food with
the Pulmonic syrup. and il made into good blood
without fermentation or s5uring in the stomach
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Dr. schenck IN his treatment does not Try TO stop
cough, night sweats. ch- OF fever Remove the
cause and they will all stopof their own accord No
one can be cured OF Consumption, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, CatArrh. Canker. liberated Throat IN
less the liver and stomach are made healthy
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The great reason why PHYSICIANS do not cure Con
sumption Is, they try 10 do too much; they give
medicine to stop the cough, to stop the chils, to
stop night swears, hetic fever and by doing they
derange the whole digestive powers, locking up the
secretions and eventually the patient sinks and dies
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To do this the seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must he freely used cleanse the stomach and liver
30 that the r1lmoniC Syrup and the food will make
good blood
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ESTABLISHED IN 1s59-Five hundred Thousand
people throughout [. 5 and Canadas, have used
DIR. MILLER'S
Soothing and Healing BaIsam.

AND CHEERFULLY RECOMMEND 1T To
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for which il il recommended II is fast gaining pop
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All we ask in order convince the most skeptca Of
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Every bottle used according to directions Is warral
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The pruprietOTE challenge the world 10 produce ~.
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1t has proved infRilible for burns scalds frozen
limbs bruises, sprains wounds Of aIl kinds, pans II
the side. back or shoulders, piles eorns chilhalus,
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earache, deafness loss of motion Of limbs poisoning
eryspelas. Inflammation of the ewes. nfameG i'm
tation of the skin For rheumatism it Is not cer
tain cure, yet hundreds have been relieved by
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As an internal medicine, when taken in season u
Will cure Group, asthma, hoarseness throat cry
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The Balsam has also given great relief in many
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No person fear TO use this medicine. il is pun
vegetable in its composition. Ii If soothing and
healing in its influence and may be given to any age
or with perfect safety.
j. MILLER & SONS, Proprictors
Providence, Rhode Island, and 2l2 Broadway, New
York. d&W
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-MASTA'S
INDIAN PULMONIC BALSAM

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70 While IL promptly and efectnAlly arrests irri.
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by promoting free discharge Of their accun uatsd
mueus, and at the same time impsTts strength and
vigor 20 the whole system.
Sold by all Druggists and ApotheeAries throughout
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For sale in Rock Island by
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Z. BRUENERT.
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Liver Complaint is one Of the most prominent
causes Of Consumption.
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What a Leading Druggist thinks of the
Constitutional Chtarrh Remedy

CoNCORD, y. H, Oct. q, 1870
MIS- Rs. LIMTLEFIELD & HAYEs:-I take pleasure
in tcstivug 10 the superior medical properties Of
your Constitutional Catarrh Remedy. 1t has af-
forded me much relief during the time have used
IL and ! cheerfuily recommend II to all who are
afflicted with diseases of Catarrhal origin. Re
specially yours.
GEO. F. UNDERHIIL- Druggist.
For sale by Emil koehler, Druggist, Rock Island
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES,

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Cure CorGUs, CONS, ASTHMA, BRoNCHITIs. SORE
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SEELY' Standard Goods arc for sale by all fret
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"BOQUET ILLINOIS" a
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.FLsvNRING ENTEACTs
Our, Lemon and Vanilla
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VICTORIA REGTA. aC-
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T.HTnOAAs . co.. and Smith . On
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Mrs. W urkmau Is a woman Of violent
temper and is said 10 have been Jealous Of
Mrs Hedges for some time She is about
torty-siX years Of age aud has six children,
the youngest an infant The murdered
woman was about forty years old strong
and active OF course there is no end t.
theories Of the murder some people sup
posing tina; the two women met at the
school house by appointment, Mrs Hedges
having drawn the sl3j to purchase Mrs.
Workman's silence, that Mrs W went
there intending murder, and committed
the crime by striking her victim on the
head with a club, atterward cutting her
throat. Others think the meeting was nc
cidental and that the first blow was struck
nnder the sudden impulse Of passion.
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Hand Fire Extinguisher.
THE CHAMPION
$4,000 GALLONS

from single charge Of Its two large cylinders, a
arrang' as to throw two effective streams over 10
feet each: At the same time, if an emergency re
Quires The
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

O. Baier Wait. ard VI. C. B. kur.s W~ s.s,s n sss
ford T. W. sspiord Miss W eovist T. va N fe.,n
a. w Hall c. W. Whlttssey and wife, Dr. Htmlos ~ G To.r
Mr Thompson Katenstein, Miss Chanpiep ,5I.a and
send, O. A. Bell snd smily, the Rev M ..d n.ris
isdy T. Townsend lld1 Master H. D. a..
Dond and servant H. and dJ, W Fnness sn
Campben Mrs b. Needer q. v Merrill and tnJ 10 .h.n a.
Mr. Punie D. Rood, Thee Yolkner banks a.
b. Armstr,nr CAttsrpoIs John Mcqueen Anaies Iobn.
Charles Paipps Mary Qaann M Emily Jonpsoh T. TaTlor
son H Crampton aud LADY j. ~ Mcdonald and nay syy.
and lady two regeuse G. j. Ahderson Rev Sam a md iy
q Maryott Uoinrworh Aler Melon h Rev. hhogu
Rev Taylor adv chldrenj Rev j. h9hW p,.n,on @
Mcg, Watson Chalmers ponnelly and lady, D. " Mis-.
p BroSn Frcd q Heng Mrs s. IIeDig Mr " pt.h',s.on
T. verpob d S.apstou Sganson, o. H. Cayr MIS- ps,5 r.
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Jessop Robert ORv. Mrs William Aemu ana i"S u Thons M
Allen Rutherori A. Pane George TWoodvatd u > P,vson
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wife and child LIME Gray Florence CArh A. IRE mi
Isnrv Psrrar WAY pssssnge-s-B Cssa9eia Ha Grfn
ehid Victor Ponce De Leon. Seaeaugo and broe n, Da
and child William l.. Dawson. Ramon Gonef 'sA9u"
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FOR sAYANNAH-Ia seansship HgntsrIk MAJ t1 uo-U Mis- T.
W Bsrnes W. s. Frary. A. b Chandler D. Ia Mrs
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FOR SAVANNAH In steamship san SHpqd9r nN ~ Annie
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New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
FFFoRrs To SAVE NIXON.

Another effort in behalf of Michael Nixon
the condemned murderer Of Charles II. Phyfer, was
made By his counsel Saturday but without success
AtIOa m A. Oakley Hail. counsel for Nixon, appeared
before Justice Pratt in the Supreme Court, Special
Term OF Kings County, and made application for
stay OF proceedings presenting ten points and excep
tions in support Of the application. Ole was that the
Jndge who fried the mad charged the jury 70 exer
sise doubt on the whole case, but refused to charge,
1nder specific request, that II they entertained
auy doubt in regard TO any matter necessary
n sustain verdict Of either Of the higher ohenses II
was their duty 70 convict OF lesser, thus technically
excluding from the consideration of the jury tine subject
Of acquital DistrctAuOrney Phelps replied that he
attended merely out OF courtesy hut without making
suy argument, would simply submit the opinion OF
Judge Barrett who had had similar application TO the
one now MADE. He believed that the papers would
show that Nixon had passed far and impartial trial
Jndge Pratt after a brief recess rendered decision
don ne 4upllcatiOu.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
THE COURTS.
THE NEXT TWEED TRIAL.
ms CorrNsRI. SOMEWHAT STARTLED.


As exclusively announced in The TRIBUNE,
on SATURDAY. Attorney Phelps has served notices
upon David Dudley Field, Ex-Judge Fullerton, John
Graham, L. W, stoughton, aud the two Bartletts'
Tweed's counsel and attorneys, that be will apply to
Judge Brady OF the Court OF oyer and Terniner to-day
TO have an early day assigned for the trial of their client
on an indictment Of msdemeanor filed Oct II, 1884, and
that the defendant will be required TO plead TO other
indictments died against him Feb. 90 1878. The ndic
ments found in February, lS7S by the Grand Jury OF
which Hugh Auchincloss foreman are Il In number
of which Que for felony three for forgery the third
degree and for misdeneauor. An inquiry Of the
numerous counsel whom Tweed has in his employ
reveals great apparent astonishment their part at
this seemingly sudden move, and they emphatcaly
assert that they really unpepared to go on after so
short notice. These gentomen held consultation on
Saturday but II any definite plan OF action has oesn
decided on IL has not been disclosed Tweed was III wy
city, but whether present not az the consultation 10
not known - -. -
rumor is current that II IS not unlikely that & eH
Controller Connolly viii play some such siarnk vi 5
in the trial Garyey did that of eNh OF hal' 9
ConnOllys friends as has before been saiI cdlm tne
there is much yet untold that would place ih III S
favorable light with the community IL aSo rePO.,e
that Connolly ia within "calhng distance OF the Guy
and can be produced at any moment hessIS AIeulaiu
and Peckham will continue TO assist DlsuletA'torhe5
Phelps in tne prosecution.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
A oUARRELsoME LAWYER FINED.

JOSKPH j. MARRN PLACED UNDER BONDS FOR
IAssAULTING JAY GOULD.
Joseph j. Marin, lawyer, of Wall-st., was
tried before Justices Shandley, BiXby, and Coulter at
the Court OF Special Sessions in the Tombs saturday
morning. for an assault upon Jay Could at Demonicos
restaurant in Broad-st, April 49, The courtroom
was crowded with spectators, including many we'll
known nanciers from Wast and its vicinity, through
out the proceedings which occupied about two hours
Mr. Gould was attended by ex-Judge Fullerton and
Thomas G. shearman as counsel while Mr. Marin was
accompanied by ex-Assistant DisroAttOrney Sullivan
and Ira scbaer counsel for the defense After con
siderable Qubblng by the lawyers as to the manner OF
procedure Mr. Gould. who was called to the witness
stand. testified in substance:
At O'Clock the afternoon mentioned in the com
paint eating lunch in DemOnico's In Eroad-st, e,
with Charles j Osborne ana Lansing g. Moore Marin
came i'm and asked whv had not answered his let
ters; told him that had great deal or coresponu
ence and had not time 10 answer letters that were not
important ne e d Ss n sS 70 Sh be DISTURBED
he then drew of and struck me IN the iace Win Ms s
the blood started from my nose which bled for an hour
when he struck me- he said, D-n you take thatF ana
To Mr. sunivan-I have known Mr.. Marin for several
years and hc has had several lawsuits against me be
once prosecuted a suit against me IN beha1 OF Mf'
Allen; he did not say that ne WaRteI 10 speSk 70 @ ne
about that and did not say that owed Mr. AMEN
nothing; ne spoke TO me IN loud and insulting tone
was NOT frightened when he struck me- and think
remained az the table about FIVE minutes afterward.
Some cOrrObOratye testimony was taken Tor the prose
cuon after which Mr.. Marin testified, IN substance IN
his own behalf; approached Mr. Gould In quiet and
Ceutlemany way, and said. low voice, Mr.. Goud,
when can have an interview with you ON TINS Alien
materi" he replied in an insulting voice. 81 owe Mr.
Allen nothing; l gave him some BROKERAGE | an
swered Do you not intend TO fulfill your agreements
with me your breach Of fah has placed me M false
position with my client; be responded, III had had
ANYTHING 10 say TO you would have written; / have
not time 90 talk with you, and don't want to be both
cred by YOU any more " said, Take that and az the
same time slapped him in the face with the back OF my
hand: 1 then turned around and remarked 10 the
by standers Gentlemen, this man mas insued me- ana
throw back the indgnity;" then walked away II
had struck him with my fist l should naturally have
struck him under the ear, but merely used my open
hand.
After the addresses Of counsel on both sides Justice
shandley announced that the Court having found the
accused guilty would impose fine Of $780, and require
him TO give bonds in $1,000 to keep the peace for u
months Mr. Marin, having paid his fine and furnished
bondsmeu for his good behavior permitted to retire
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
sr,,,rop SIMMER OBTAINS A DIVORCE.

BosTON, May 10-By arrangement, the libel
for divorce filed by Charles Sumner against his wiie on
the ground of deseruon came up for hearing III the
s,ro,,o Copr, to-day f. p Bach appeared as counsel
for Mr. Sumner, aud Sidney Bartlett ana j. N LathrOp
for Mrs Sumner. Neither the nbelee nor hDelant were
Iresent and after hearing witness, Judge Colt de-
creed divorce to Mr. Sumner on the ground above
New-York tribune., 1873-05-12
nFCIsIONs-MAY 10.

Supreme Court -ChambTs-Bv Judge Fsncber.--
e art Oeti-Report confirmed Judgment OF divorce granted
ns d ch awared plaintiff and shmouy costs granted as IN
Judgment st,e roton 70 yee order oi arrest
Z drid Csrpeuer AT -Deendans motion Is denied
b. Jade Brrst-ApplOa sg- BOweA-Oder settled Fly agI
Pry.-Order settled CT.
SaprSmo Court-SpecidI TeT-BV Judge Curtis
Amory Agt Anoy sOrd DENYING application Helms agt rene
-r Judgment Court Of Appeals dsmspg appeal be MADE
the judgment this Court smith et a. sg he-OreI hst
| ~ Hmsn ofthe Appeals be made the Judgment Of THIS
osr Belmont Conyere dschArghg receiver and CONFIRM
ing report Of referee -, c.N 49,, p,,.,
sgureh I'm Olvers.-DecikOn aud findings settled