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New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
Cigar Box Brands.

Ihe following is copy of Commissioner
Pratt's letter, addressed to the collectors of
the country, in relation to the prosecution
OF tobacco manufacturers for non-fultill-
ment OF the law. The original leltar was
written in response to inquiries of Mr..
Springer, collector at Burlington, Iowa.
The commissioner says
have received your letter of the twen-
t1eth instant, in which you state that Mr.
ROsemau, your travelling deputy, informs
you that IN almost every place he visits in
his travels he linda boxes OF cigars with the
stamps thereon Cancelled by the initials of
manufacturers names, and IN many GASES
the name of the manufacturer, number OF
the factory and district, are stamped on the
boxes, instead OF being branded, and that
theso dtIec,s are general, with respect to
boxes OF cigars manufactured in other dis
trlcts and brought into yours for sale by
dealers. You ask TO be informed if ven
are 10 direct seizures TO be made in
all cases Of this kind. / reply that you
are not only authorized, but you are
hereby instructed to seize or cause 10 be-
seized all cigars found upon the market in
your district under stamp not cancelled, as
required by law, and i'll the manner pre-.
seilbed III the regulations of the Office.
You are In like manner directed to seize or
cause to be seized all cigars found upon the
market In your district, packed in wooden
boxes or boxes made partly of wood and
partly of other material, where such boxes
of cigars. SO packed. shall not have burned
into each box, with branding iron, the
number of cigars contained therein. the
name OF the manufacturer, and the number
OF the district and State, As required and
presctibed by law, and particularly speci-
fled in the regulations of this office. | can
not be owing to ignorance OF want of proper
information on the part of the cigar manu-
faciurers, that these violations of law and
regulations are 30 numerous as you report
The letter here gives statement of the
tobacco regulations, and then says: THE
manufacturers have no excuse for viola
tiOns of these provisions. 1 can, therefore,
regard the violations of the law which yon
report in no other light than as intentional
and will,ul. ana as indicating, on the part
OF these manufacturers, guilty of such vio-
lations, purpose to have their own way in
this matter, the law and regulseiors to the
contrary notwithstanding. Such being ap-
parently their purpose, ! shall give them
an opportunity to try conclusions. As be-
fore directed, you will make seizures Of all
sueh cssss and report the same to this
Office"
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
NEW YORK.
Failed.

t01le0s
New YORK, October Firth & Hiuch.
man, brick and building material dealers,
failed. Liabilities $4,000. They will proba-
bly, pay twenty five cents on the dollar.
Yacht Club Regatta.
The Yacht Club regatta, tor the cups pre-
sented by Rear Commodore Kane, yester-
day was participated in by the Madcap,
Sadie, E. t-le Addie, Comet. Vision, Alta.
lanta, Peerless. Clio, Vndex, Active, Reso-
lutr, ldler, Mohawk and Palmer. The
course was from off the club house to the
lightship and return, rounding buoy No 10,
on Southwest Spit, going; and returning g
yachts 10 keep to southwar of buoy No.
Sl9, ard outside Of buoy No. 5I1, both ways.
rhe yachts were divided into two classes
Tor schounels, and TWO for sloops. There
was a silver cup for each class, and, in add
tioD, he Madcap had side contest with
the Vision tor the b nnett Challenge cup
Tor sloups. Inc wind was light, tide ebo.
As the E.telte crossed the line her fore
shrouds caught the main boom of the
Dreadnaught, who was not in the race and
snapped it off, her own right was d little
| damaged, but she continued on. The sea
outside the Hook was very rough. The Es-
telle lost man Overboard;- but he was
recovered. A little sloop accompany
ing the yachts also lost man over
board, but all efforts to save him were
fruiless. The Peerless took header
INTO heavy sea and came out a wreck,
with both masts and bowsprit gone. The
Madcap broke her chain plates three miles
from the light.hip. Several other yachts
suffered damage. Only four yachts were
able to sail the entire course, the Comet,
Atalanta, Estelle and Sadie coming home
in the order named. The rest were be-
| Gained inside the Hook while outside it
blew storm. The Atalaitt won the prize
tor first class schouners, the Comet for sec
ond class schooners. the Sadie for second
class sloops, none in tba first class going
over the c urse. The Bennett challenge
cup between the Madcap and Vision re
mains 1pdecided.
~ Requiring the Direct Cable.
The Fsraday leaves London on Wednes-
day to repair the Direct cable.
Sub.Treasury.
Sub-treasury balances-Gold $35, ,347 1886:
currency $57 ,49l ,594.
The sub-5reasurer paid out $4,000 on ac-
count of interest and $32 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts $2S3,000.
Bank of California to Resume.
Messrs Laidlaw & Co.. agents of the
Bank of California in this city, state they
will pay all outstanding RATS of the Bank
OF California on and after Saturday, the
second instant.
Beecher Mt Plymouth Church.
The usual Friday evening services were
held at Plymouth Church this evenin q.
Mr.. Bee cher was present for the first time
since his return, and made some remarks
ABOUT his work in the White mountains
The church was crowded, and hundreds of
people were unable to obtain admission.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
New YORK, October 1.-The following
is the comparative statement of cotton for
the week ending to-day:
Probabilities.

Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal Officer
Washington October l. 1875, 4:30 P. M J
For the Gulf States, the Ohio valley and
Tennessee, higher or stationary barometer.
generally clear weather, and northwest to
southwest winds, shifting to southeast in
the Western Gulf States.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, October l, 6 P. M
Barometer $3.50. Wind west-uortb west.
light. Arrived-Schooner j. G. WhippIe'
Webb, master, seven days from Uiiila.
with fruit to j. Tore; steamship Van.
guard. Gill, master, from Liverpool, to De-
can, Zerega & Co; barkentine Feetwing.
Smith, master, fifty-nine days from Liver
pool. Sailed-Bark Atlanta.
VIcKsBURG. October l.-Passed down
shannon, at | p. NJ; r. E. Lee, at $50
T. NJ. Up-Cher0kee, at 6 A. NJ, and How
ard at 1880 A. M. The river rose two
inches during the last twenty-four hours.
Weather clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, October 1.-The river has fallen
ten inches. .Departed-T. n Meller and
Ella Hughes. for Arkansas river; Mary
Houston and Glencoe, for New Orleans; St.
Ge1eyieve, for St. Louis; Capitol City, for
Vicksburg, the latter last night.
CINCNNATI, October 1.-River six feet
seven inches and falling. Weather clearing
PITTsBURG, October 1.-River one foot six
cloudy.
CAmo, October l.-Arrived-Julia, from
Yieksburg. at S A. M; Jaeger. from MAJ
Orleans, vt "A. M; City Of Heians ron
Ct L"nis. A. P. NJ, Dspartsd- Julia. fsr
ioonTmURn O1 Y0Un7T s1~-7
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
PROPOSALS..

n MAYoRALTY OF NEW 0xLRAHs, l
Il September %, 1875.
4LRD PROPOSALS WILL BK RECEIVED BY
Commissioners of the McDoni gh School
at the Office of the MayoI, until MONDAY,
O'clock NJ, November 1, for the sale Of one
~ and thirty-t certificates of United
LAnD aCRlP, tn amounts as follows:
~ of $40 acres each.
hundred and one of l60 acres each.
OF eighty acres each.
ct forty acres.
ommissioners reserve the right to reject
! All bids.
1872 CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
BUSINESS CHANGES.

ARTNERsHIP.-wE, THR UNDER.
bed, having agreed to unite our business,
ntered into copartnership from this day
he firm and style Of n. SCHwARTZ 1
tAe, o. the cid stand. Nos l49 to l59 Maga.
eet, where We will be pleased to $50 our
MOSES SCHWARTZ,
IA LOUIS EChWADTZ.
oglesns, October l, Isf5. $3.50 St
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
........NOTIGE.


|6TICE. NOTICE.
- following tariff ot charges is adopted by the
rsgned 10 take effect from first of October
and continue unt'l August g., 1876:
COMPRISING.
Cents
Foreign porte, direct or coast wise, wht ther
" steam, sail or railroad, per bale. rs
cOastwise ports, steam, sail or railroad,
Yer bale.... .........',....''..'...e
CHARGES TO SHIPPERS.
age to ship, and labor, per bale.
II on all cottOns hauled by shippers, per
ale. .............. .......................l0 10
ring sample holes, covers turuish.d by
ress.. ,-..--. ......,.........l5 10
ring ssmp e holes with shippers patches. 5
otton ship maj kcd not ordered the day it
3 W. igbed, storage and labor per bale, with
he p ivi-ge of IT M lining three days......l0
three days, storage for nrit month, in
(ludng the three days. ys...,..................3 80
SMALL NUMBERS.
mall numbers the charge for labor and
|torage for any periad from hrst of October,
s75 TO August 81. 1876, er bale. e............3 30
y dIayago on cotton returned from ship,
teamer or raill DAD, each way l2hc, to DO
paid by shipper together, per bale.
forwarding cotton. n.......................
all cotton ship marked or small nun bertd d,
pved from one press to another for the pur-
Of storage or compressing, or shipp with
being CON pressed per bale twenty i've cents,
paid by the purchaser upon the delivery of
tntton.
fton taken by original planters mark will. if
eyed upon the day it is received and weighed,
bliyered free of charge.
Nv Orleans September 80, 1875.
o steam Cotton Press, j. Denis, President.
mercial Press, Smith L Goldsmith.
Kentucky and Anchor Yard, Herndon L
krumbhaar
Street Prees, J. G. Van Wickle,
ens, shippers, PeIican and Crescent City
lresses. Sam Boyd L Go.
|nis Press, lewis l. Lynd.
ema and Factors Presses, 6. Hayward.
biaua Press, 4. K. BryHot
htic Press, NJ. J. Zunts L. Co.
Son PIess, u 'Bi len 4 Co.
Proof Press ]. p. hoore.
fsra' Press Abbatt, Randolph Johnston.
Press, A p. Mason.
her Press, y. A. Levy, Jr.
re Press, Warren Rwen.
fll Press, R. Terrell.
ef Press, s. c. Cnuon. sea0
TO go PER DAY, AT HOME :,
T.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
X UNION FOREVER!

X UNION FOKEVER!
r. H. FLYNN G co.,
No. SIS, French Vegetable Market,
supply all Government Officers, either in
kImy or in the Navy, and satisfaction guar.
~ Will fill all bills for companies in the
or messes in the Navy.
PRODUCE AND VEGETABLE DEALERS,
No. SIS Fr. nch Market.
United we stand, divided we fall jy! 3m
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
HEN YOU WANT

GOOD PAIR OF SHOES,
es that will be eomfoI table, handsome and
pie, made to order, oil the best material and
best manner, 60 to
LOUIS SCHAEFER,
No. 1922 Camp street.
I'm Just above Odd Fe lows Hall.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Pee SrATK TAz COLLECTOR, FIRST DISTRICT, I,
No. 1859 g avier street, up stairs.
New Orleans. September 30, 1875.
EXTENSIONS GRANTED BY THIS oFFICB
{ln expire on October 2, 1875. Interested
will avoid costs by settling accounts by
hte. N. G. fOLGER,
~ Collector.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
lNGES AND GAS FIXTURES, AT
NEW YORK PRICES,

eDts for the great Barstow Range; Dealers in
Fixtures, Pumps, Bath Tubs and Plumbing ma.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting promptly at
pd to, at
SULLIVAN & BULGBRS,
ls Poydras street, next to the corner of Camp
reet sci 3m
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
AMUSEMENTS.
kTcHERs, BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
NINTH ANNIVERSARY.

"a
--;ted cueste and the members of this Organiza.
= srs resrecttully notified that the Parade and
net will take 1la on the third of October
nbers will assemble at the hall, Poydras
~ at P ~, in uniform and regaiias.
bctuslity ls requested of ali members. Those
Conforming to the regulations will be liable
an i'm posed BY the Arbitration Committee.
order OF
opvaoIRR Secretary, oc2 Ut
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

TO go PER DAY, AT HOME
Terms free. Address g. STINSON 4 co.
and, Maine mv2e dAwlv
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

New YORK, October Firth g. Hiuch.
man, brick and building material dealers,
failed. Liabilities $79, 900. They will proba.
bly, pay twenty five cents on the dollar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-05
The Burial OrIl,c Dead.

Mr.. Seymour Iladen, in letter which
ills more than two columns Of the Lon
don Times argues that all lhc evils which
.L. .',,,',,,.s, ,,.,,,,a,i,,,, 49,, .,.o H.
thc a"Noe"''s'>ol cFtu."t'"'l "H'e'' are ~
hcrenl in the principle Of Intermediates
from the fact that the dead are improper.
ia, bnrioJ Mr. IIovdcn rontcnj. That
~, -, ,Iaa,;no,;o,, ~, ,II ,'.,.,,i,aJ
wv ""'"'"' '''''""'''" W =" "e"''"''
bodies that have lINvd ana mat d'e on
the carth's surface is the earth, y that tho
source Of the evils arising from our pres
ent mode Of intcrment is to 10 found
mot in the burial OF the dead, but In the
unreasOning sentiment which prompts us
To keep them unbnricd rs long rs possible,
and tlIcn 10 have them buried III such u
way that the earth can have no access To
them" The burial Of tbs body, Mr..
llOdcn asserts, "suppOses iis resolution
by the direct agency 0i the earth to which
We commit 1t, and that the earth Is fully
competent 10 effect that resolution and
he holds that Ia "scCk to prevent this
bencticicnt agency by enclosing the dead
in in Theoretically sealed collins, brick
graves and vaults, il in the highest drgrcG
1nphilosophicaI, since it does hut engage
us In n vain resistance to IN inevitable
li.pensation, and since H.. has led us
Ia accumulate in our midst u vast store
Of human rcmnis in every stage
and condition Of decay" Mr.. HadcR pro-
poses that intcrmcnt should take plucC in
nat more than ihirty-siX hours after
death. and that n hubble officer should bo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-05
Afternoon Dispatches
From The Pacific Coast.

San FRANcIsCO, CAL, February H.
Information was received in this city yes
terday that the brig Hattie Jackson, on n
trading cruise among the South Pacific
Islands, went ashore and became total
loss on the Island OF Santa Prior on No
vembCr SOth. The crew were saved,
The tate OF the missing schooner Emily
X. Farnham is at length ascertained.
The hull Is reported ashore, bottom up,
between Coos Bay and Crescent City. She
was evidently capsized by u squat so sud-
denly that all OH board persisted, There
were eleven persons altogether, passen'
gers and crew,
An attempt was made on Tuesday night
tn throw u train from the track Of the
Los Angeles y San Fernando railroad,
A log was placed ON the track, and the
switch wedged open with rocks. Owing
to the slow motion Of the train the at
tempt failed.
A meeting was held in Carson City last
night to discuss the manner OF represent
ing Nevada at the Centennial. Among
those present were j. w. Haynes, U. s.
Centennial Commissioner for Nevada, u
number OF State officers and members Of
the Legislature. A resolution Was passed
petitiOning the Legislature to apprO-
pirate 100000 Tor collecting minerals and
erecting mill to illustrate the value OF
Nevada ores. The meeting adjourned
without final action until u future day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-05
FII.E RECORD.

CrNclNNArl, February IA lire early
this morning M the corner Of Plum and
10Th streets damaged Kcin's rug ware
house and Lambert q lIullers furniture
factory to the extent Of $4,000
RACINE, Wis, February l.-.l'nylor
Hall, a building used for the collegiate
department Of Racine College, an Epis-
copnl institution, burned this morning.
The fire originated in the attic Mt 4 o'clock
and spread 50 rapidly that little was
saved. The college library and apparatus
was entirely destroyed and many students
were compelled to leave the building in
their night clothes. 'rhHenlirG grammar
school we're in the building. The chapel
dining hall and all others ARE saved. a
recess of two weeks will he allowed In the
collegiate classes, DR.. De Rooms private
library and effects were saved. Total
loss SGO,OOO; insurance 100000, r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-05
A FEW WORDS TO FEEBLE AND DELI.
CATE WOMEN,

ly 4. V. PIERCE, NJ, D., Of the
WORLDS DlspESsARY, Buffalo, N. Y,
Knowingthat you are subject to n great
amount Of suffering, that dclicacy on
your part lias n strong tendency to pro-
long, and tho longer Il is neglected the
more you hayc'to endure and the more
difficult OF cure your case becomes, as
a physician, who Is daily consulted by
scores of your soS, desire to say to you
that an constantly meeting with those
who have been treated for their ailments
for months without being benefited in the
least, until they have become perfectly
discouraged and have almost made up
their minds never to take another dose
Of medicine nor be tortured by any fur
thcr treatment. They Ind rather die
and have thGir suilcrings ended than to
live and suffer Ns they havc. They say
they arc worn out By suffering and are
only made worse by treatment. OF any
thing more ,llscouraging we certainly can
not conceive, and were there no more
successful mode Of treating such diilcnl-
ties than that, the princi pies Of which
teach the reducing and depicting Of the
vital forces Of the system, when the indi-
cations dictate a treatment directly tho
reverse Of the one adopted for them, their
eases would be deplOruble indeed. But,
lady sufferers, there Is n better and far
more successful plan Of treatment for
you--ono more IN harmony with the
laws and requirements Of your system.
A harsh, Irritating, caustic treatment
and strong medicines will never cure you.
II you would Use rational means, such MS
common scnse should dictate to every in
lelligunt lady; take such medicines ~
embody the hest invigOrating tOnics and
ncrvinrs, compounded with special refer
cnce 10 your delicate system. Such n
happy combination you will find IN my
i'ayoritu Prescription, which has received
the loudesL praise from thousands Of your
sex. Those anguid, tiresOmc sensations
Cruising you 10 feel scarcely able to be on
your feet or ascend u flight Of Btairsy that
continual drain that Is sapping from
your systems all your former elasticity,
and driving The bloom from your checks;
that continual strain upon your vital
forces that renders you irritable and
fretful, may all he overcome and subducd
by pcrscvering Use Of that marvel lotus
remedy. Irregularities and distractions
| to the proper workings Of your systems
are relieved by this mild and safe means,
while periodical pains, the existence OF
which il n sure Indication Of serious dis
ease that should not bc neglected, readily
Yield 10 Il, AID Il It's use Is kept up for q
reasonable length Of time The special
cause Of these pains is permanently re-
moved. Further light on these subjects
may bc obtained from my pamphlet on
diseases peculiar to your sex, sent on re-
reipt Of two stamps. My Fayorite Pre-
scrlption il sold by druggists eod-sw&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-05
Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 4.-Flpur quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull and unsettled; No,
. spring sG9lc, spot or seller February; $50
seller March; seize seller April; No, 5, SIS
as2c; rejected T6J{c. Corn demand fair
and market fFm; No, 2 mixed 6IsGC, spot;
641Scseller February; 65IsG bid, seller
March: rejected 6l]4c. Oats steady and in
moderate demand; 59lSc spot or seller Feb
ruary; seize bid, seller March, Rye quiet
aud unchanged, Barley dull and nominal,
Pork demand active and prices advanced;
SIS % spot SIS az seller March; SIS goa
S9j seller April. Lard in demand and
prices advanced; SIS 6iai3 77lS spot;
Sl3 S9lsalS So seller March, $l3 s9ii5 seller
April. Bulk Meats steady, moderate dc.
mand and unchanged, Whisky, demand
fair and market firm, 93c,
On call board in the afternoon wheat
closed loWCraL s6Isc seller February; Goa
Gjl &c seller March. Corn and Oats q shade
easier. Pork sold at SIS l2lS; seller Feb.
ruary SlS7j scRcr March, Lard at Sl3 90
seller March,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-05

Rev. Thomas U. Dudley, Of Virginia,
recently Of Baltimore, Ina been elected
Bishop Of Kentucky, to succeed Bishop
Cummins, teposed. Ali Pom, my boy,
do yn,i remember the devils" OF the uni
ycrsily Of Virginia. What jolly times
those we're! Now you are bishop
Harry 'ranlman is judge. Otcy is ont
West dealing faro. Not long Ngo, We
picked M Patterson on the streets dead
drunk and forwarded lin to Mississippi.
Arncli, Of Tennessee, turned radical, went
to Congress aud died. Warmoth made
lIcnnartl II supreme court judge Of Louis
lana. Thompson was killed leading an
Arkansas regiment at Shiloh. All the
rest Of liz who are not dead or forgotten,
arc struggling tn keep our noses above
water. You alone are bishop, my dear
Tom! From the newspaper offices 81 the
gulf, from the faro banks Of the West,
from judicial seats, from the studies Of
professors, and the pulpits of the &C.
clcsiaslics, we take off our hats and cheer
for the new Kentucky Bishop ns the best
soulcd fellow, brightest intellect, trlcst
friend and purest spirit old Virginia ever
gave birth to.--licbiie Rcgistcr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-05
FoR sALE.
TRUSTEE'S.sALE OF THE
Clemens Farms,

by virtue ii two deeds Of trust made BY SOblssk
REady, Trustee, and Mrs Catherine E ClrmGns
Tho ono dated the 10th day ~ November, $50 ant
the other dated tho LIST day Of April, ls7, and bOli
Of RcOrd In tho Clerk'S office Of tho County COuE
for Marshall county, West Virginia, One IN deed
hl0k No. ~, Fge ", and the other In dGol Of uus
bInk No, I, page -, will nitT for sale ut Public
Auction, Ut tho tTOnt dNdF Of the Court uOpNg u
OhiOCOulty, WGt Virginia, on
TUESDAY, March 18Th, 1875,
ut 10 A. NJ, tho property mentioned and described
IN tho two dels Of trusts RfDrgaaidi the EHO bollg
the tract Di land for some TINS known q The
CLEMENS FARMS, situated In the county Of Mar
shall, West Virginia, on tho waters u Wheeling
Creek, at the mouth Vi Stulls Hun, aud distant
about two miles from Elm Grove station on tho
Hemphell Railroad.
Tho said farm l. divided by Stull'S Run into two
iprna OF tracts III about equal size, zach Containing
about IN acres Nearly allOf tho lald l. under high
state Of cultivptlOn i very rich aud autluly To-
Gated, Upon tn s0uth or Olst portion there ID largo
Stone mlpSlOn house, With all the necessary out
bullding, and upon ul0 other part uiaTO u gOOl
tenant house.
SAID Farms " llbO sOd either separately or tOSsth-
W, To suit purchasers
The Trlistc0 WILL on application, give any lniOT-
nation that may Nv desired rs TO tSrnJ, conditions
de-, and he also has complete plat and survey VI
tho land showing " extent, lines, lGneOs, Improve
mGntS, &c.
THlNs alAO malO known on day Of EllO.
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
WupptIya Eh, 4 is7s ''O A''' N""F''''S Si IeS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-05

C0SsvMrfivES, TAKE NUrICE-EVefy nlohCnt
Of DELAY makes tour cure moro hopeless And lunch
depends nj tiin ndClous choice ola remedy. Thu
amount Of testimony IN favor Of Dr. SChehCkb Pull
monte syrup "A cure for consumption, far eXeetl'
ni any other nNiCihei SEQ Dir. SchGnCk'l Alma.
mac, containing the certificates VI many persons u
the highest rlSprtabillty, who have lECh restored
O heNllh after bRlng pronounced lnCllTahlcb ply
sIclans u acknowledged ability. ShCenCk'S Pull
monte Syrup alone has cured many, as tho owl
licences will show; Int The cHrc isOicn promoted b.
tho employment II two other remedies which Df
schenek provides for the purpose. ThCso nddltlOna
remedies arc SehehCk'S Sea WetNl Tonic and Man
drake tHlls. by the timely up Of these medicines
arCOrtilhg to directions, Df, SChCnCk CertlhCs thai
mnst any ense Of Consumption may he CttTetl.
w, schenCk 4 professionally at his princira
Office, corner Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia
every Monday, where all Letters for advice must II
S,ihtessSl enldW