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FORTYTHIRD CONGRESS.
SATURDAY, February ,.
TIE SENATE was not in session TO-DAY.

THE SENATE was not in session TODAY.
HOUSE OF REPRES ENTATIVES.-The
House met as in Committee of the Whole for
debate only. Mr.. CTittenden MO- opened the
session by uttering few sentences about scar
city OF bread and The burning OF corn for fuel.
and then asked leave TO print the rest Of his
prepared speech.
Mr.. Clark mo- followed in a written speeth
on cheap transportation, after which
Mir. Vance N. c. gave his views of some OF
the evils under which the people were grOaning,
the Lrst and greatest OF which he proclaimed TO
be taxation.
Sir. Thornburg Tenn gave his views of such
sections OF the army appropriation bill a.
affected the settlement of claims in the Quar-
teTmaster Generals department.
Dir. Kelley (Pa.) rung the changes again on
his tavOrite tOpic-the currency-which, he
said, was the most important question no y be-
fore the country.
Mr.. SayleT (Ind) addressed the House against
the present patent laws, and charged that the
royalty paid 20 uatentees vas an outra yeOus
burden upon the people.
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Massachusetts LegfsIators Against
the GenfenmfaI

BosToN, February lin the Massachusetts,
House Of Representatives to-day John Quincy
Adams made speech against the PhiladelphIa
Centennial Exhibition, and O resolution in
structing the Congressional Representatives 70
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A WARNING TO ELECTION REGIsTKRs.-The
Baltimore jury In the case of James ). " ason,
the register of the first election district OF Kent
county. Maryland, who was charged with Ob-
structing the law so as to deprive certain col
ored men OF their right TO vote, yesterday re.
turned the very unexpected verdict of guilty,
The jury out from O'Clock to 10 O'Clock n.
m. Two of the Jurors were democrats, and ons
of them is believed TO have had more induenee
than any other man on the jury. Mr.. Mason
being directed TO stand mp, Judge Giles a1-
dressed him, saying he had been indicted for
having Intentionally refused and omitted 20
give equal privileges of registration" 10 certain
parties named in the Indictment; that he had
been duly convicted by a jury of his country,
and il only remained for the court 20 determine
the penalty. The court did not think that the
circumstances of the case were such as 10 de-
mand a very severe punishment, and as tue
costs of the trial were very heavy, Ii was con-
sic cred sufficient TO iDfict the lowest penalty re-
ouired by law and therefore the hne should be
sFcO and costs. Mr.. Mason will have to pay
about Sl,100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-07

ST.. LOUIS, February LII is said Governor
Woodson has offered q reward Of q, 900 apiece
for the capture Of the outlaws who robbed the
IRON Mountain railroad train az Gad's Hill
few days ago, but no officiai announcement Of
The fact has vet been made.
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AHesyy Ksll efs.ew North asa Fest.
NsW YORK, February 7.-Dispatches from
the north and east report . heavy fan Of snow.
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RlTuALIsA IN wIscoNsIH-Dr. De Keven.
OF Racine college, Is the prominent candle ate
for u e vacant Episcopal bishopsic In Wiscon-
sin DIR. DE Loven Ii exceedingIy high church.
burning candles on his affairs and hearing con.
fessionals, tits said. The coming election win be
one Of intense interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-07

~Northern Pacific trains haven't been
spoBbo9nd this year.
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IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATION RELATIVE
TO TIE Usage INpIANs--The Commissioner of
Indian Affairs has received a letter from VIM.
Nicholson. general agent ST the associated ex-
scutive committee Of Friends on Inds an affairs
relative to the necessity for some arrange ment
BY which the ample accruing11nds OF Che Great
and Little Usage Indians mag be maze avail
able. He gives favorable account G. these
Indians, and says they are making con mend
able progress in the arts OF civiltx alton. Many
OF them are farming, ana others ere employed
as blacksmiths, loeksmths, wheel = ri ghts, e 9.
Many Of them 1--we n good houses "A manual
labor school has been establisned. and is at
tended by thirty pupils. He closes his letter ny
saying -" lt seems 20 me Of the utmost i'm,
yortaDce 20 encourage the neEly-aEakeBed dis
position OF these Indians towards civilization
by tudicioUs expenditure OF their own funds,
land earnestly recommend that application be
made 70 CoDgressto authorize the Secretary Of
the Interior 70 expeDd annually for four years,
for ciyilizipg ard beneficial purposes amongst
them, the sum Of 500 600 OF the proceeds Of
the sales Of their late reservation, or 20 much
thereof - nay be deemed necessary"
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n1It IL said that the daughter Of ex- United
one Of the rising politicians Of hat state.
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REWARD FOR HEROIsM.-Among the bills
passed by the House OF Representatives vester-
day was one giving Mr.. j. j. Petre five thou
sand dollars as a reward for heroism DISPLAYED
in California in rGscuing a party of seventy one
emigrants, who had missed the trail and were
starving TO death in one Of the gorges OF the
mountains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-07

The CHANCE OF GOVERNMENT IN ENGLAND.
The fact of a conservative triumph In the Par
Iiamentary elections in Great Britain seems TO
he settled beyond the possibilities of reversal.
Even the city Of London, represented In the
last Parliament by liberal delegation. now
elects three conservatives and one liberal The
Times OF yesterday admits that the country has
returned an adverse answer 20 Mr.. 9ladstone's
appeal, and that even unlocked for results In
Ireland cannot change the decision. IL holds
that nisrali is bound to accept office IL the Glad
store government resigns, without awaiting the
Resembling Of Parliament. The Post has an
editorial OF a similar strain. IL was rumofod in
London last night that Mr.. Giadstone had
already forwarded his resignation to the Queen.
@Buffet has been reelected presidsntof the
French assembly.
HFEdHip Booth, the we'll known actor, hes
caused to be hled petition 81 voluntary oank-
ruptcy In the United States district court.
~ The steamer Juniats, conveying the NOM.
tor Dictator from New York for Key West, put
into Hampton roads for haxbor yesterday
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PERsoNAL.-The good-lOoking Mr.. Donovan,
o. the famous Dqn5ury NeVs firm OF Bailey x
Donovan. j. al willardN ---- Hon. G.. s. Orth
and family, of Indiana, were called home last
night on account OF the sudden Illness Of Mr..
O.'s father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-07

The DISTRICT INTERCHANGEABLE message
was received in the House to-day from the SEN
ate, requesting the return TO that body of the
joint resolution directing an investigation into
the affairs of the District of Columbia. The
House having originally adopted the resolution
II was eDgrOssed by the Off GERS OF that branch
and was ia their custody. This request on the
part OF the Senate indicates that a recJnSi1era-
tiOn of the passage of the resolution is cOntem-
plated, and the Senate NAV recede from it,
former action. and request the House TO con-
duet the investigation without the co operation
OF the Senate cOm mittee.
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CHoCTAw LEGlsLATIoN.-The Choctaw lin
diam &C uncil has Just adjourned, after a ses
sion OF three weeks. The result Of their DELHI
eratione may be summed mp as follows:-They
passed resolutions protesting against territorial
protesting against the Chickasaw survey and
allotment, and refusing to entertain PROPOSE
ton to adopt negroes residing among them.
to 60 to Washington to effect settlement Of
the boundary line between Arkansas and the
Cboctaw nation, and to personally ask Con-
Rress not to pass . territorial bill.
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TIE BOARD OF VISITORS to the L.. military
academy, has been appointed by the President,
az fOllOws.-Gen. Charles ). Hamilton, of Wis
cousin; Com. e. X. p. Rodgers, L. 5. "; j. DON
aid Cameron, esq, Pennsylvanis; Rev. A. b.
Kendig, Iowa; Hon. Francis Wavland. of Yale
college, Conn; Hon. %. P Tempe, Tennessee;
Hon Richard r. Hammond. California.
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PENsIONs.-The subcommittee recently ap-
pointed by the Committee on Pensions to con-
slider the claims Of the survivors OF the Mexican
war for pensions, held a meeting to-day and
agreed 70 perfect a bill to meet these cases. A
hill i already pending which provides that the
survivors OF the Indian wars ami the war with
Mexico shall be placed on the same footing a.
the soldiers or fS12, or the widows and orphans
CT such soldiers.
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THE OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE has BEEN
reorFanized, and from and after this date the
bureau will consist Of seven principal divisions,
az follows LIST. Division in charge OF the So
leIor OF internal revenue, assisted by William
h Armstrong I'll Division of accounts In
charge OF the FIRST deputy, assisted by Edward
Tompkins. Sd. Division OF statistics, direct
taxes, Nc., IN charge Of second deputy com mis-
sioneT- 18th. Division Of distilled spirits, in
charge Of i. A. Gushing. 9Th. Stamp division
In charge OF r. r Chapman. 9th. Division of
assessments, in charge of G. A. Bates. eth.
Division of appointments, &c, in charge of
William o. Avery.
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A DELEGATION from CT cinnati was before
the House Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds to-day to request the committee not to
take any action 70 prevent the sale of certain
public buildings and >,OTsnOGses in Cincinnati,
advertised 20 be sid on Friday next BY order of
the Secretary OF the Treasury. These buildings
are very old. and are in such condition as 10 be
dangerous 10 surrounding property. The COM
u.ittee agreed not 20 interfere.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
GENERAL NOTES.

Bears are uncommonly plenty in the Green
Mountains this summer.
Thlrty-three new post-ofices were estab-
lshed IN Nebraska last month
The residents of Sardis Miss, are disre
spectfuliy spoken of a. Sardines.
The first bale of the new cotton crop was re-
ceiyed a; Galveston, Texas. July 25.
Six men recently caught 1000 pounds of
trout ID one day from d Montana stream.
a day school for convicts has been estab
lished in the Massachusetts state Prison.
Unnamed by the loss of her husband" is
the new style of indicating widows grief
Five bushels of grapes upon single vine
make glad the heart of It's owner III Indiana.
Mrs. Hester Authors of Pennsylvania is 112
years old-oue OF the oldest living authors.
This is called Ministers Leap Year because
the vacation month August, has i've sundays.
John Smith, hermit in Erving, Mass, has
made an engagement TO lecture next season.
Chicago beats the world III other matters
than fires for il delinquent taxlist Of a pages.
There Is a man in Lawrence, Mass, who can
shoulder piece OF water-ppe weighing Az pounds.
Ida Troxell, aged only IA years, committed
suicide RchandtowD Pa, few days by taking
strycInlne
Phineas Battle, who committed suicide at
Orange Mass, $4,000 to the Unyersalist church
OF that Town.
Delaware County, Penn, has a venerable
years old and sheep whose wool 20 Winters
have passed.
A lady at Princeton. Iowa, was recently
stung the neck by honey bee, aad died from The
wound 10 ~ minutes.
An Illinois newspaper makes its death re-
ports more interesting by publishing "a sick list"
several days IN advance
Robert Shackel who had been married only
one day, drowned himself at Bcyidere, III. He had
been engaged 10 another lady.
The smelling works at Truckee, Nevada. are
running day and night, AMI turning Out 400 to 1000
pounds OF bullion every "a hours.
There Is a man in Dubuque who is so afraid
% hylrophobIa that he keeps his llt full Of memoranda
low 90 proceed IN case he Is bitten.
Thirteen tons of barnac,es were taken from
the bottom Of the ship MLcsi after a voyage OF
SIX months from Bombay 10 Liverpool.
Iney say that noble lords are scarce at the
enuspice hotels because 1t ISN'T time for the ioar-
ueymrn BARRIERS % take taeir Summer vacations
a snake of the black species at Fayette.
No. q; feet long. htaly wound about the legs Of Mr
\ yagrant named H0rner lodged in the Po-
lice station IN Toronto some time ago. and. being
searched so. al copper money, was found upon his
person.
During a hurricane in Kansas a county
treasurer became terrified tna; he acknoWIed,e A
deiaIcaiion OF $500 After wind had subsided he
denied 10. 80
Some wretch who is an Observation-Disclosures
OF else generally mischleyoas man. Iaeiy .ut on the
wafer wafer rom the trout ponds Of the Hon James W
tdou. VIZ destroyed The fellow deserves never 10
IasIe trout again. '0' "
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
Sos rr4Ifs
MCPHERSON HANDBOOK OF POLITICS

MCPHERSON HANDBOOK OF POLIIICo
Hon Edward Mepber.op LID ,rs of the T. House of Repre-
Tf, indispensable and su,aalv political th- eueu'
year 2iJ ioaDe COLUMN pages al a-Ata' 4- e.
haa-;re recorl oil
IMPORTANT POLITICAL Acroy,
NATIONAL AND STATE,
from ,alv i, 1872. 90 Jul, 10 ls74, ,,.-......
Among other valuable political 4-'A 'l 'o'o"'s ''' '
CONTEST" -,,,,
LISTS oF SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES ~ the 2LHi
Toe second Inaugural and fourth and 9Th Annual
MESSAGES
aud Special Me.sage. Of Pre,iea, Grant
PROCLAMAuONs AND ORDERS
Issued snee May1I.I .Is72 Full tex. AID history Of .hs
"sALARyGRAB an ,hs SALARY REPEAL ACTS.
with me Yea ai Sa7 votes On each individual Of eah
senator sud Representative
JUDICIAL DECISIONS AND OPINIONS
from the Z. s. Supreme Court
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
aie and proposed to organic Of the several States
FINANCIAL PROPOSITIONS AND VOTES
in the XLui XLIIld, preceding Congrssses-
"MEMoRAyDUM" TO SENATOR JONES
sni his other ursraloe Official and per,o-l financial ifa
TIE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION,
Report of-e Committee VIII all Congressional discussion and
STATE ACTION on RAILROADS,
Laws and Jiica Decisions Of Illinois Wisconsin.
CIVIL RIGHTS ELL,
Amendments Proceeding, Votes.
WOMAS'S RIGHTS.
Proposition and ,bd action ras
states - .- - .-
GENEVA AND san JUAS AWARDS,
wl.h the act, Of Congress FOR taeir distribution.
NEW STATE PLATFORMS OF 1874.
AL Vilcn have been adopted Jgly ID.
STATISTICAL TABLEs'
A-PrBLIc DEBT oy rHE UNITED SrAIks
B.-FACITC RAILWAY BoSDs.
C.-lyrRRNAL RRvRSUE TABLE
D-DvIIBUfIoN CrKHBScT.
E-APPEJrIAriOSs Fiscal YEARS 1872 1873 1874
1873.
F-RKvKSrgs AND ETPgyDITuREs or Tig GovgRysENr
b-fEEspESTAL FprB ~ 4ot- an 'rAsk ELECTIONS ~
-. '7}. -.
The wbo, forming hbsoaet Hdisp-lssbe the poll
cal whatever par, tlur'IgI AMI ccar uJrna
ton upon living ne vome iu7 aud care
July .ldrIeL
PIcn > 90 P.sTrAID PART Co~SraY. Aires
THE TRIBUNE Sey-York
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
Gin Real gslate for 5dIe.
NETWORK CITY

4 FULL LOT, % by 1922, cottage on rear,
n garden front T7tn-t. 3tl-sve s-t cmDrtrF
aa,he ~ css for .ye safer .uaH bsHEs
stocks invest nov. ; hlLPAI ~, a 4NOJ 1-s1e.
CHEAPEST HOUSE IN the city. 33 West 4jth
- Jthave.. sry, br,Nl-'tOne Immediate possesson
EOR SALE at a reasonable price and on easy
pr.ttesi LITTLE iourssofT 1o'a 'ne
DWELLING YORK situated Mlrrag h.
KlLPATRICK. OOe 80 We.
I OTIS N WEST 2lST-ST.-For sale, three
Lots IS bv half block together 1th the LDNI
manufacturing engle AMI A
required vel fam lel carpclers AJy 70
had wi prem immediate Possession given
:. DBSHAM a Co., 20 West 25ist pear sth ave-
DRICE - .000-}0 per cent cash-,O Per cent
mortgage fan lot
; KILPATRICK. 1OUg Tliri-av,
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
Aew puhllfa,lnns-

Now READY:
THE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PrRISgpn
TRIBUNE POPULAR SCIENCE.
By AgsaI Proctor ChAtdler Hammond BrowrS.o,,,. H.,
Taylor aHa others and containing The Wheeler E1osuop,
The Meeting Of b AetcemT evo pinted On Cue p.
bound 10 cloth Paly illustrated 81 So
For sale bv al bootseers
Sent b. mail, u reesipi Of advertised pres, By
HENRY L. SHEPARD & Co,
(suce.ssouO Shepard GID.
PabAALers. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
A LADY vino has had many years, exner1ence
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Thursday. Aug. -. 1874
At the Exchange SalesroOms to-day William
Kennedy sold by order Of the Supreme Court three
story frame and brick house lot northeast corner
OF Finflav and Wiliamsts. inow Twenty third Wardl,
lot G97xl0l, Mrs. Julia FOgel. plaintiff IN suit Tor
sls40 The remainder or the sales announced Tor 10
day were adjourned
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
Ueacners.

4 LADY. educated in Europe, desires an
"A ENGAGEMENT september Resident Or Eslng saensr
teaohing w
BraBobss French and Muse Massachusetts reference.
address BSGLASE Of JoaseBs Martens IIos bfos9NAs
Nsw-Tort
A LADY who has had many years' experlence
1A teaching -hes form n TEACH Phbhth
GERMAN tboth aasntlFj
For psricusrs also ~ ttmsnia.
satisfactory address Ms "a. b. WBsTBkODk. HBdsos
Il Institute, Clsyersek. n Y
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

o,ver. on temperance topics and the work OF women en-
sPosSha cburch Sue is gladly steneu TO- oSP1O'aI "
ia III / t4o 4,,,ISIne portion Of the audience
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
6cuses ano fdrms UGrteo.
Real gsiatc 10 GKrhdnse

cTORE and DWELLING PROPERTY. free
- and well rented, village The oser- .
EXCHANGE BROOKLYN PROPERTY um5eri With mort
gaze ouI,. ROLAND "HlIlNG . b,esnss 81
V'O EXCHANGE-TwO LOTS on west SIDE
M4i,ousv sd ant = sh flr improved
on ,air-Pl principle ;. kILPAIRl'k loO5 bd-aFs
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
Gam Schools

TNION UNIVERSITY. - THE ALBANY
LAW ,tHOOL-r OF instruction t.. school
o-s On - FlRsT oF SEPTEMBER Por Inform iou apply 10
ISAAC EDNARDs Albiny \ J.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
Countru Real Cstatf for Sale


4 HOUSE as a FREE GIFT 70 every
n s1yur,h purchaser of Garien City Pirk-oio io-4
PAYABLE Slu monthly tFholt inter-
est ana ten being erei 20 be- dnDlie
y raging who have puIcsed
the No chance T. lose buI Ten chaaces 20 rss
present o dwelling. Come O'Clock morlns aA ar' On
pa1y h. agen the property tree u eiIese Ffe elf''s
syerv SuBdy spea 10 30 eturiug az p m Al
lot are good choice b. bed b. lptls a. ODc
Mas s free ckets TCHCOCKS Real Estate Hea1q iare J'
T7r.ave corner Tgeuy-yh, n Y uc.0se stamp Tor aa2
EXECUTOR's SALE of a valuable Cram,
Grass and Fruit FARM Newcastle Del Delaware
Kirosd W Mddetowu, Del august 70 By or.e oI-
n Court fall particulars apply 10 GkOhOb GaAi esq ~
rora-y, Newcastle, Del.
IN DOWN and so MONTHLY will pur-
" chase LOT LAND. level dry an -iithf 10 reemoor
sn best grcsi os, ever oei srloi streets
ir.r mamie fre-. SCHOOLS and nre improvements onA
miles from yexYork. Stewards rol passes ,hroush ile prD-
.ct tle no mortgage 90 500 ani r-uV Nof
III. most o offered Free daly excursion
S-., O'Clock Pur fur.aer particulars app{ Y seE4 v
CRESrst 5ns ftave corner Tarry-fo ST -
GoDn DOWN, and $40 month until paid
,DDoO for Aspiendd 'so-siory DIV ELLSO > roon' os,i
\. iars In blocks from by
M ru. bg raj. A1ny a. HIrCHCOCKs RIAL ESTATE HEAD
QUARTERS. $50 Ihrave -b.hst 1eiSevA 49, q. DO ~
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
Nsw- Jersen Real gstats tor Sae

4 GOOD INVESTMENT.
~ FOR SALE-5OUOO 4 LAND southern SsFJe--T;
x II 900 1d ulSari Ihess
ae good aud opened au1 railroads. lAef
contain good powers good wood cellar unr Alifss
WRIGHT. RlWos-. y J.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-A magnificent
i COUNTRY REsIDENCl l. inmates from Nvw-lors. "i'h Il
ground beautifully cslvat-d house With al modern iAp
nents Tor Tor goi arm n NeEJeef L 50
SeTiOrs. railroad slioa A1pl ~ elhO iEl.
FRITZ. y N-Earkst.. H)b0ken
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
~ sale ana t0 reut Once bOaIs rom 20 3 p
l. n. GkRRf 80 Nassau. cor Li1srtF-s
DIVER FRONT.-BeautIful place on the Pas
Ia sic River 81 acres i1e brick q ROOMS perfect lr.rf
-D rer front roflson sni r1erY great rsre'
fnt Minutes Tlik rn tN' aoAs On
tae Enc N-S York Is rach "a 4r etht
schools splendid drives, u vas ,-r Deupa
home David must sold 10 r lt ssA'"
rnqlr- Of a. McDANOLDo Reii Esar Asen- Plssaie y J.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
Brooklpn propertn % fsi.

V'O LET-FLATS of FIVE ROOMS. IN be, :.
y-ta4 new hnek ha 'rs a'-''n li % -. -
rl. tmVfuvraLla. -
,g- ~ f,t'-r psrcaar. .s!r.c q" F4.4 a--S1hu 49,
u.I..stS. ia. ho..s.al ~ -. si--.-.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-28
MEDICAL.

During the year 1865 DR.. G. Edgar Lothrop had
new and peculiar drug, from the interior of Africa,
brought prominently under his notice by the very
strange effect it produced on an animal who had
accidentally swallowed large quantity. Owing to
ments on the lower animals, and he soon discovered
that it had very peculiar effect on the Nervous Sys
TEN. This induced him to experiment both on himself
and some of his patients, and such the wonder
fully beneficial effects and rapid the cure of those
afflicted with nervous diseases, that DIR. Lothrop
came to the conclusion that he had discovered new
and valuable addition to the medicines of the phar-
macop9a. He soon found that this medicine in con-
junction with some others, cured diseases Of
all kinds with certainty and rapidity of which he
had no previous conception.
few words on that special disease generally known
as Nervous Debility OF Weakness. This is in most cases
bought on by total ignorance of the fearful pern-
cious effects, but it is also brought in many
brought on through fault of the person afflicted,
but by disease, long confinement, and several other
causeS-but in all cases the effect the constitution
Is the same. Heretofore there has been no cure for
this disease, but Dr. Lothrop, having put up this
medicine in the form of CORDIAL BALM OF fRI-
CUM AND TONIC PILLS, combined with other
medicines, offers them all sufferers as safe and
speedy cure. Our Lunatic Asylums are full OF pa
tents, in many cases brought thther by the effects
of Nervous Debility. Many thousands suffer in 81
lence, hopeless of relief having often been deceived
BY unpri9cipleh quacks Such is not the case with
CUM and TONIC PILLS. A very short trial will
demonstrate their efficacy.
Any who suffer from the effects of over indulgence
in tobacco, OF alcoholic stimnants, Paptation Of the
Heart, st. Vitus' Dance, Epilepsy Nervous Head
ache, Seepessness, Restlessness during Sleep, Loss
Of Memory Irritability, Nervousness, Twitching Of
the Nerves. and all other Nervous Diseases will find
this medicine real blessing.
Should any person into whose hands this notice
comes, have friend whom he knows or thinks is af-
ictediwith any Nervous Disease, Nervous Debility,
etc., be will confer real kindness on his friend by
sending it to him, SO as to give him an opportunity
of being cured by the OF Dr. Lothrop's CORDIAL
BALM OF SYRICUM and TONIC PILLS.
Sold by all Druggists.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
w. f. WhippIe & Co., Johh W. Perkins
d Co.. w. w. Phillips & Co.,