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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-08
FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
DIR. 6. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.,
FOR THE CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
i edge Of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are Costivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There generally considerable loss
ofmemory, accompanied with a pain
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. = The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
1t. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ev-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AG L f AND FEVER.
DIR. {. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF ACUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
OF the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise all who are afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL,
For all Bilious arrangements, and
as simple purgative, they are I'M
equaled.
BEWARE; OF IMITATIONs.'
The genuine DR.. G. MtLANE's
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
MfLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine MeLANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
Bay" Insist on your druggist or
storekeePer giving you the genuine
DIR. {. McLANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DR. c. MoLAsE's
LIVER PILLs a trial We will mail post paid 10 any
part Of the United States, one box Of Pills for
twenty-five cents.
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. PA
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A PROPOSITION 10 continue the Centen-
NAL exposition until the first day OF
January, 1877, has been voted down by
the Centennial managers and the exhi.
bition will be closed on the tenth of No
yember.
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THE chairman OF the Republican state
committee says that Cullom has no in
tention of Withdrawing from the Re-
publican state ticket.
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and he hoped that the Democrats every
where would see to it that the colored
man should be permitted to cast his vote
flor the men of his choice"
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Hayes and Wheeler do not feel well
since the publication OF the Tilden and
Hendricks letters.
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eight montbs. during which time an attachments
sprane up between the wife and Collins.
They eioped, took the old mans money ana
left him the three children to support. Collins
went to Mississippi, married the woman, and
wandered from place to place under various
four miles from Jone .boro'. The old man went
in pursuit Of the fusitives. He had nothing to
guide him hut the photograph OF Collins. For
two long, woarv years he went on horseback
from place to place, now and then getting some
faint traces Of them. He finally traced them to
Georgia, and he travelled from town to town
showing COllins's picture, but could hear nothing
OF his whereabouts. Last week. wearied, tired,
worn out, and exhausted, for no IL now over
sixty years old, he showed Collinss picture in
Jonesboro', aud found that he lived near this
place.
lie had Collins arrested. sent the woman to
see her children, aud prosecuted Collins with
the ABOVE result. On the TRIAL the old man, with
tears In his eyes, said he might live with Mary
gaf
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Bold obbery from ~tcnm,r-A Very Sleepy
WRicninau.

A bold and novel robbery was commit
ted On FRIDAY night ON tNc ilyer - opposite
this city. he steamer Pomefuy, which pIv- be-
tween this city and IL t'ieln 's % fffrg uat. u
ties up every mig ton the Harlem s,do OF tho
Missouri. The crew Of tle boat S.eey on III lro
each night, 10 wing .trhmgu upon the boat.
Friday niSht was DIRK AVID sultry, and tho
steamer was let, all risht with the ~atchuan In
charge sleeping III thu upper cahIf. lie hal d,
companion with MIN, an supposed that he was
safe from intrusion. leaitli B, nfOrnii. whcn
he awoke he was surprised TO disc lver that
some persons had been on board the vessel
during the night ana carried away the iron safe
with its contents.
SKIN WAS founi tied no to the Jackson
county snors apparently wit ouf IN owner.
Not far distant tho ma sing safe Was found
broken open aud cmrty. Sic g hammer
the same apparently u-cl In breaking % .en the
safe-was found near thr liver bank. The lfe
weigh, d five or SIX hundred pounds, aud con-
.ained nearly six nundred dollars Ia money as
well AS yer, liable PIP r.. y ither the vi IN
ney or the papers have been found. he safe was
lifted up ana CARRIE uut Of the cabin, ami low
cred down into sk n ant ferr1ed over the
missouri river To tha kansa- CITY shore. landed
lust below the Missouri Pacific Depot, ami
there broken open and the contents taken.
the most irprsing par OF the who|e translc-
tion H. the fact that Two men were sleering near
the $ ife aud dbl no hear the gang Of thieye S
carry II out.
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q DruGgist's suic de on the Grave Of his First


Francis L. Scott. prominent druggist of
Baltimore. committed suicide saturday after
noon at Greenmount Cemetery by taking NOR
phine. aud wnen found was ltug with bis he ID
resting upon the grave Of his first wlfe, and the
night arm thrown over II IN an easy, natural
position. He got out Of a car al the gate OF the
cemetery about 12.i5 l.. Ne. and walking up to
william KIRBY the ratekeeper. accosteu him
very quietly, and showing his ticket pass IN,
there being lothiug In his appearance which
would Indicate the y rpOse for when lie visited
the cemetery. When found the corpse was still
warm, tut such was The quantity Of morphine
taken. probably couple OF tables Oonfuts, I a.
the neck and throat were alteadV discolYTei b.
the poison. In one 81 the pockets there VS.
found bottle contaiLing about one.half a
drachm OF the fatal dtU~, some Of which was
also adht ring to tuc lips Of tIe deceased.
Mr.. scott came 10 Blltim re- uhoyt twenty
eight years go. II, married in lojl, aud mad
four children 50 tho irut II this union. HIS
first wife died In February, 1873 and about a
year afterNa ard he mnrried a second, by whom
he had one child, a ittle giii. now about twelve
N onths old. The second III irriiRe Is SAID to
have been very htpog one, and 1t Is believed
the act OF sell. destruction was alone prom ted
by business depression, Of which LIE frequent
H com ulaiuel.
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Stricken nj the Wheel.
IRON IN. Hudson Republican, oct 10.

YTONl w IlIIfI N5W0IN, q 10
Mr.. Levi Best, OF Germantown, pilot Of
the steamer New Champion, OF Black Done
Lue's Catsklil line, was stricken win apoplexy
at his post on the ~ trip on Saturday nlght anl
died few hours alter. At2 O'Clock the ste mer
had reached Esupus light, below HnineOeck,
Nh Best being at tue lime alone a. Tho wheel.
His son, Truman Best second pilot, was asleep
IN his room next the plot house and heard his
father ring To slow the boat. Thinking that
something was MrcnR he got up and stepped
into. the pilot house, and as the n2ht
was perfectly clear ana no obslruciuns
IN tho way. he asked his father what
fog" said the old gentlemn n, "anf | don't
know where We are" Ills son ATTEMPTED TO tell
him that all was tight and asked his ther TO
at down, and after some persuasion Mr.. Best
stepped back and MS son took the boat In charge.
soon aft er tho hOat reached Catskill Mr.. Best
died. Mr. Best was about % We rs OF age, and
lad been a boutnan ~ his lilo time, and Tor tho
past Twenty-Five years had run continuously
from Catskil.
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Old ,Inn's Weary Chnse.

The case nf the Stute VI. James McGeehoe.
elias James Collins. ilis j. II. Hanco x, WAS up
before the County Court last FRIDAY. The prs-
oner was fouhd Vuilty ma sentenced " twelve
months In the cham gang.
The facts are briefly these; Collins went
from Geotfla out . Cherokee county, Ala, and
stOpped with OIL old nlau there WHO had a young
wife aud three CHILDREN. Collins remained there
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PENNSYLVANIA IM,,,MRQA,p.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leNe New lnrk, VIA DesbrOsses aud COTtlAndt
sire, ts terri y, as follows;
Express Tor burg Pittsburgh the West and South
WIN pullman Palace Cars attached, $3.50 A. M 8 an
$50 T.. VI. sunday. anu h3l T. NJ.
FOR Nlamspurt, Lock Haven, Cory and Erie A. gao
ana ESQ J. NJ, connecting At CORY for Iitusylle,
ieiroltum Centre, aud the Oh Regions.
fVr haullpre Washington, 0nn tile South, " Limited
washington Express Of Pu lnian Ptrlor car ial.y,
except sunday, $50 A. NJ. arrive tslugtnn i05
m, hsguar q $40 A, NJ, 2.iO, 600, suI l.. ~.
ExSress Tor 81 P MA e. no. $40 oao A. NJ 1850
2ho, g. !, D. $50, ~ n, 4nd 1. ulsht. .A,coaml.
g. 'N,9' ami . T. NJ. Emsrant ami sec nj elA'''
For Centennial Dcpot at $50 o,3n 73) $50, $50
A. 1880, 8. and 4 r., VI on sundas, \. VI. Il D.
turning, leave Cen ruuill Depot 80 f.i1 s. ., 1000
A. N. l. ~ s. s'3,, ~ ~ Z, J'o'' aud 40 81
For tram 70 Newark, F.ll r'h, Railway. Princeton,
Trenton, PORN NWnoy flrulng ~, u ~ l"r'. tnd
OF err nt- io't tuules ~ 49, React Duitcs.
Trains arriyri From fivs 100 "a, CD AMI 1880 a. ".
ANA lO2u r NJ ilqyi lrln \ Maad dol NJ, daly,
$50. 0iD 4 II. 40. $40 ana Io'sl l., NJ snrd,y
$50. 90 \. " FROM lmNadrlpniA. 5aji. G;1O $50
$50 lu.i0 ll3) illJ NJ, .'lp J.5D $40, $40. $40
900. 7.t, $50 $50. and logo T.. N sunday, 500
$50, G,p $40, lulp ll.5l \. NJ $50 ant lpi5JP 81
TcAct Oh."., 90 and "a BrladAay. No. / Astur
llnuse, ami fout nt Dr,pfoss'6 and Clr.lndt st.;
hn.i Court St. Drookhn ~, - aud tlS luls1n e.
Hon Gn' Dr1ot Je'sey Guy. Ennis rAut Ticket ONCE.
FRANK THOMSON, d ~ BOYD Jr
'rhulhl Manager bHneral ia sen{er Agent
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Politicians striking Out.

County Clerk Br .un was beaten at the primary
election in the Thrd Di trict. Jersey CITY Monday
night, and 81 the meeting Of the district club on Wed.
n's n hi he charged that the judges had stuned the
boxes. WI lam Crowley declared that vas not policy
TO cisrult tht organ Eat on fud Timothy McpcrmQtt
one Of Br un's hcncnmen, struck Crowley. For few
mOnlents hlngs W ne IYelY.
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RNatNbES. 11N|fjv," N.H 91Sp'lS +. 1 aeii-
hl given i'Nl sNul rNpo'G 1t public sale, on ina
premises 10 tie cry u lrcuton. & j.. N Wrdn,siaT
t!r @'th aaY ~ pHinO r, 1876 AT tue hour of 4
ncuce 90 tue att'rn 1on AZ III" Ieu estate rauhiuery
40, *, o. hEtit' ", W'nus, patterns. ana uthes
tr"wry ~ Every irtilH'lnI wnacN r., hciourlug 10
- ntnh ltubb.r NurNs. I,ruls ail cundif ION, wadI
An1Ah nn a. 81 .ttr a. l.. NORTHEASTERN,
HAt'd NIX q" Ieto, Eccelycr.
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NEW YORK AND PIiLADELPnIA.
~ NEW LINE.


trN TFNNIAI
will end the Bound lrOoN route preferable on account
OF plenty of room. freedom from dust and soft coal
smoke. Time tive n Sew York anu PhilldelDhil ~
hours. Trans leave station OF Central Railroad OF New
Jersey foot Of Liberty st., At 51. 6i5. 7i5 0l5 A. NJ
i3n $50 Mt2tt Of GARRISON II. at 0:J5. 1886, 0O5
IcSes for !he $40 " $40 A. NJ. trains good to re-
q good on any tram y 10 tays Is.
ii. 7. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent
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MathInttu.

NJ ANTED-A Washington hand press, ANN or
" inger Address, WITH iuil particulars. PIX NrES
Oor 1853, sun Office
w Ion ~ n Y
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{ meeting With Dsnhury. S0rwllx ami New Haven
Railroads oy steamer, AMERIGUi, daNy lSunlAys
PIER ~, East river, 2i5 T. vi aud foot OF 3li ST. East
fvrr Al T. NJ. Far, 81 cents Excursion lckets, 90
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For QuEENsroNN AND Liverpool. CARRYING
lNllLb slAIkb MAIL
Nfltl " \ u $50 4 u.
NnlN4 OCT g. lil r. VI.
~ iN''l fuF H. LID T. NJ
Troli win. stIrD,aN. 'pcr5i Sar,n' r',.- '''N'
Passenger accom- no iail'n 20 Iury aga. Clolus all
on iiNOr Die totm4. Steer ~. ~.
:, Pass NIGER uce Is "a rlit, can be obtatned
al NhliN tIr NuWt iel of Vest ,0tl st.
Il. j. CORN, Ageut, 81 Hgo'iwly, New York.
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*or Salt ano TO Set.

INLOORs-22o and 22i Fast 27th at, six rooms in
II good order. Apply Al iig East 3oth st. prem
ises from 10 to IL.
hFFICb- rO Let in second story sun building.
~ front ana rear well light I'd aud scan heated Ap
ply at sun Publication ONCE Nassau Fran Sfort
fUNO LET-Firstclass apartments in the new build
Il ings 1873, 1856, 137. and 13D Washington st.. near
Cedar; they have all the modern imprOvem water
supplied to family without trouble OF nand pumps;
rent, tS to t25. Apply to H. DENlSON the premises.
FINHE STORE, 165 Nassau st.. sun building to let,
II suitable Tor banking Insurance, or general but-
ness; steam heated. Apply at the sun Publication
ONCE 100 Nassau ~.
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NrrtJII! Qn.l.tL

hlSEASfS ~ MEN. NlrY1N nraity aud Kin.
nred altCuyga apet1,W AL permanently cured "
svtA a. uoun, SiVA ''N~
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dllanit0- itlalts.

- ---' ----------------~---
A THOROUGHLY competent man 10 run and
~ tax charse OF planning machines. Grand street
A Glenn s,at Aee "a boy g;ed e DlsGon
At;JNT- may. SIS d,iy mn Cbrstmas selling
n ANERY's fan ,nd wiuter sho ards iIlis B0very
-,
active man % good address for out-d ,or orders.
-, 90. ,t,.rI, ,rs,.., t,..,..... .,,.. an,
ISi.,' N : g., rtst..A ss snprt IN.
DOY wanled-Na i7,e lien, la for once and err.
- ,.. = .u.,,,' 900 ''O''"''' rom a.
poor CRIMPKR wanted 10 WORK In building
ID ii ARTHUR, "a Goldst
...u.,.....
RtIti'tR -S'nIc 7 lnns man must understand
NA>SEK ~ ely ,ni 20 trE 70 So, nc ,om'
"eherHl ASel's 7p ana H cKrAn 81
<,IsRtAI> u,hnlstcr.r wanted. "A nr,cticai man ON
l cnrt,irs AMI istnnri nulns Anils Ia IA T. SOLE
IINGnAvrn on q ii. wanted one having ii. own
WEStK & 90, 3si 9th av
80, ~, - A,,.,.. ., n,,,. ., 90, "a -, "a,
Wills W. shl.lten wlt,9ng 70 a. Mest VII
-. - -,
I)thE ~ Nteh,s "sin r EVER wnere 20 sei
S9oNPRSY so Fa G' OF s setseen Church and
...
Dill hBEK wsnled steady, smart Young man.
Il iOS "a ANa ga and 2lh ats.
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A FARM OF i2t ecres, good land and timber and
N water power, ~ miles northeast Of Memphis,
Tenn Tor sale. .. REMBERr, Woodstock. Tenn.
q ATorlai very desrsble on easy terms price from
5000 to 5000 each; on plots OF " lots.
The ground on vn CHI these houses are erected pre-
sentss verJ commtn1ins and elevated position.
The propietors have erected on the premises about
20 houses Of neat appearance The communication with
New YORK 10 unequalled ~ any place IN ITS Vicinity
Horse cars to 3<th o. ferry Hunters Point are 10 prog
ress OF erecon 90 pas through the premises Inquire
Of s. g. JACKSON, 1SO Broadway New Ork. or JAMkS
r. RODMAN, on the premises
q OAn FOR elessnt new two.story, brick
'cI.SOV basement detached housci near schools,
churches. and street ctrsi rrsateu Oargain.
X. b. KINNEY. 80 At AID 81 av., Brooklyn.
Cd OSA-WORTH t2,700-rwo story. base
% - ADO ment, sub-cellar frame house rooms.
marble mantels aud improveme 537 KosciuskO st.,
between Stuyvestsnt and Reid avs. BroOklyn.
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snsituttion.
ajorsrs, dnrrm9cs, 6t.

co WRITINGI bookkeeping. arithmetic, rndi.
'DO mental and gher T. gll- n. - each PAlNE'S
College, % bOwrryi ~ t.wn, 2Si Stn aY.
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A THREE horscs, Young and sound suit any
N. nusiEessj so, t75. tl2O truck, express wagon
harness. 2Ol Grand 81.
GOO FOR GOOD HOWSF. 10 hends sound and
.|O ~ kind; also Two other horses cheap. 2U@ East
70 A. yF II
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tolooo ano 6uaI.

4 OCIST MOUNTAIN white ash stove at s5; red.
ASH egg1 t5 Dest Rngllah camel tiS. Apply AZ 3l3
Bowey' OLE Df'ome st. si7 Groone x i5 h Ls[9yaaa
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I,O7 >OKWALI< DIRECT,

IBANY OPPOSITION.
"A steamer ESQ RI leaves Pier 30 ~ Il, foot OF
Fran ~ st. very Monday, MeOne-day. ana FRIDAY at
53OP NJ. Fare Doc. Riroad ticNets good ior piSsasc
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HURLBURT'S
TRACHEAL DROPS,
THE GREAT HOMEOPATHIC REMEDY FOR
COUGHS. GROUP AND wHOOPIN0 COUGH. SOLD
By drug . cts per bottle.
c. 7. HUBLBURr S9S Broadway, New York
SblppirI.


france oct 81, 1870 \. Greece. Nov 4. A. NJ
oAnAat ION ;3f * p,2mnrS NoS II p
The Queen.Octel 7:3l A NJ Spain. Nov a. a.
lad .,.OCt. rs, 4. NJ. lnfArd. Soy II. f..
m Pa sage .......... go 80. or $40. currency
~ turn lbcEcts .....tl0l tliO, or sl2l, currency.
s'rrrnse Passage. t2B. curr ,ueY.
Dratt, Issued from 81 upward I current prices APP
ply At the tonpln's onct. 80 firO dwAy.
Stccra e tickets can uo OBTAINED at thc COmpk
nys piers, Al aud AZ, North rly"r.
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publications.

"VnE ToRTuNoEETEIL.EGHlte OF KisT9sv" and
VII, huWor, ant s"gucnt. Cul for II nj BOOK stOrcs
All news anus Frlce % cents. Agents wanted.
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STEAMBOATS, mo Railroao,.


N G. WIZ ARD All DANIEL ID .EW. Leave Vrstry
T. Pier At $40 ani2t Al $50 \. ". LanlnS Il West
ROM, NeNburs', fJus ikecpsle RnlncOcck CatsKtn,
~ HUDSON Connections tt Albany wlttneW train II
J.. N fortlc Wet. over Now YORK Central arriving At
BunAO 7lo, Susp,nsiln Bri,e 4. 49, and Na2ara lis
At SEQ the following morning. Ccnunuou. trains on
Lake Shore and ana "a southern roads. To We lint
anu Nrwourgn ana return, same day 81 Poughkeep-
&c, 100 Alter Oct. II Lndit gs Will be made only At
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Sabln9s Sanrs.

ITNION DINE SAVINGS BANK,
" Nos. 3Oj aud 3Js Canal st., corner u LlighL
Open daily, 10 To 3, ant M1n llV evenings o tot.
ASSETS OVER tl2OOO.ODO.
SURPLUS OVER ONE MILLION ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
q. = CHAPLIN, Treasurer \. j. HAINKs, President.
4. FLOYD JOkKs, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1876-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF MEN.


system cannot be overestmated its power over me
and death and the direct bearing which u hns on
its qualities and its the Importance oi It's
its moderate the danger OF ~
whether through thought. study. intense appeat%Sn ION
absorbing attention necessary to the cohouet 0, cohp
Gated and momentous business interests or py .ne
these proper subjects Tor confederation as
knowledge of what moderation what is excess
his whole time and attention to the study
investigation and treatment OF All the mandies Oh uhs n
conditions their nature. causes and origin whethrr arising
the of exercise its reguarity excess and Who
from his experience and practice has learned 10
the arrangement and as promptly apply he remedy
thus avoiding the painfully slow feeling after the truth
the inexperienced and annoying I" the pa
tcnt. who naturally. wants to know without delay
what s the matter the extent of the cerangement the
probabilities OF recuperaton and the time required
striking example of experience and practi-
cal observation well AS the usefulness OF the prompt ap
pcaton of suitable remedies Is found in the ipor.nn'
tons only home but abroad that large popor-
tion of those who suffer from mental disturbance and abso-
treatment within after the first symptoms have mani
tested themselves.
hansted mental application deprving 1t OF tho
power thought only recover its strength
by being property fed and nourshed by the use o
systematic methods II precisely so in every other do
whether o! appetite propensity passion each
different for its recuperson and different
or bringing them up from their overworked ana
The OF this branch Of medi
scarcely be overaed for II reaches
the pcrpethaon of family names the securing OF hereditary
titles retention OF in the family.
long and large experience in this direction have
able by my the thankful appreci
certainly communicate much TO cultivated minds in
connection with practical experience in what pertains to
recovering their powers. whether OF BRAIN
appetite, propensity or passion
The New York herald., 1876-08-15
HORSES. CARRIAGEs. sc.

sp5s S0
FIS5F 53SS iS5 @ fSAi5Sas SsTp
HORSES. loGEfHER WITH .kLEGANT CAKRlAGEs.
or 4R EE H TIE
THIS pY M suGUsT ;ala + ps'f Af 4rf'Sa ocGocK
,sr TIE rohESo1N Ri % cHpTE At EEIyhTE At sTAkLEv
sFkEb AND rEplGSEEs wARaSSTK6,
THE FINEST LARGE HORSE IN THE CITY BOB
Lee raised by Captain Baird Of Loxington Ky sired BY
LADY lady rarpn da@ IS Soaanl blood bay @ hands
n the see1
ing 900 pounds and four full mile in
ss he
purchased by present ownsr since which time be has 5 sssn
superior; he Is very stylish game driver; does no. need
gated; has extraordinary fns knee acon il safe for any
body drive and is warranted sound and kind and can
D'a HANDsoME' is' DAPPLE GRAY rRoTrING GELnING
by Sner Sno% ea
a. Portland Me- wnen purchased three heats in 81
exeitsbls in does no. wear boots when speed
road to Top wagon anybody drive
s rHs AND
Horse combined i the sy & bred BY James h
years old is perfectly broken to saddle guides BY
mss az does p% sa II as1ss for
tandem safe tor lady to drive ride beat
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never been handled for speed but purchased
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endurance and put in the hands Of trainer would rqs
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O. and MILL Boy both raised Orange county: Magrie
O. sired by the Mapes horse he by old amIieSnnn
aowng main tail touches the ground. mahogany nay
in DID ana M o of
horses in - 30 and s2 she was then purchased and
,o,ted mia togeiher Fleetwood course in s51
she good gated does no. pill or shy Nv o,,or
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boots when speeding The above team closely
single and saic for anybody to drive and are
ranted sound and kind and can together ON day
VERY HIGH BRED TRoTTING MARE GRACE,
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trot Mich. heats, srlvsn BY W. Mclaughlin beating M
227 2as, ae s7' she has also beaten Ms.cpp:
e heats Ns IN 90 a.uS,s ana sna os
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drive, and is warranted sound and kind ,,,-.,,,
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Patchcn; los hands high year, old and one Of the
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able company and does will wlcn spceding Is safe
anybody drive and IL warruted sound and kind
Carriages consist of one elegant l-Andauet
| One extension top Park Phaeton.
O.e leather top Pony Phaeton
One full spring top Wagon.
One side bar top wagon with improved springs
One open trottng WAGON. with Brewster improved
| springs,
One skeleton Wagon and two Sulkies
| All OF the best city makers.
Double and single Harness by Dunscomb Stilling and
| Dcmarcst
BLANKETS. BOOTS, WHIPS, &C.
TRAINER AND GROOMS IN ATTENDANCE WHO
WILL SHOW STOCK AND GIVE ALL DESIRED
IMPORTATION.
Sale positive, rain or shine.
Hy order Of -
W. 7. MUM. eS1'"s'
WM HORST Auctioneer.