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MEXICO.
President LerdO's Overthrow Con
hrmed-EscObedO ShOt-Iglesias
the Man of the Hour.

NEW ORLEANS, December 9.-MatamOrOs news,
Just received from the interior of Mexico, is to the
effect that President LerdO and cabinet have been
captured by the reVOutionsts the City Of Mex
co. General EscObedo, secretary of war, was shot,
with several others. The government Of LerdO is
undoubtedly Overthrown. Monterey and Saltlllo
have declared in favor of Igleslas and SURRENDERED
without firing a gun The whole northern frontier
OF Mexico except MatamorOs Is in possession of Ige
slas His friends In this city are now out with mu-
sic and tOrchllghts celebrating his success. The in
yitatiOn Of General ReveultOs yesterday to the mer
chants of MatamOros developed into a scheme to
plunder them of forty thousand dollars, under the
pretext of tax OF three per cent on merchandise
and property, levied by himself, against which i'm
position the whole community is protesting as being
Illegal and tyrannical.
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The situation docs not vary. Oregon s
vote fo- Tlian was legally and fairly cast
and caano. be bulldozed. In Florida tho can
yassing board is asTaigned before the circuit
court for contempt, and in South Carolina the
Democrats have drawn the purse strings so
tight tina. Chamberlain is cut of from the
treasury; bst Roger Is in the Statehouse
VITA United States troops, and says he viii
help the buBdOzers whenever they call upon
him. Lor.isiarla Is Whiting
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AVIS AUX FRANCAES.

YICE-COSsULAT DE FRANCE, MEMPHIS Tenn.
4 UX termes dune cIrculaire du rs JUN, 1873, le
~ tableau des ieunes francalS, TeSdant letran-
ger, ct attaignant Ia fin de Pannee Page de ylngt
ans ct de ceuX deS classes anterleures qui naydnt
pas encore trent ans, mont pas paIcOuu au tIfage.
dOt etre addTesse aux aIalres etrangercs.
Mes registres devOnt OuYertS iuSqu'au % du cJur-
cerneT.
NM Michel EscazeauI ct Felix Fettu sOnt prler de
venir Tetrer les lettreS qui leur sOnt addresses
r. LAYIGNE.
Nice-COnsul de France.
go Main street.
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3Oth Day of December, 1876,

al the courthouse door. corner Main and Poplar
streets. In the city Of Memphis, at twelve O'Clock
offer for SALE and sell - the highest bidder for cash
the life estate Of said Catherine Meath In the follow
ing described real estate and Improvements thereon
tO-wt: THE lot and tenement house thereon front
ing Oh Beale street on the south, and on DeSo,O
deep; said properly Is now being rented al the sum
OF one hundred dollars per month 10 good tenants.
The right and title Is believed 10 be perfect and ~
demption is waived, but sell only as trustee.
decl0 ". II. ENNIS, Trustee.
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The aCcouPt Of the funeral ceremonies at
Brooklyn Yesterday 10 be found in another
colum, D. the sadJest and most sorrowful
chapter We have ever been called upon to
priat, aad we are sure that there j. no reader
Of the ArfEU bu. VII mourn with the
Inoarnzrs. and send forth sympatheticpEyers
FOR those ber.tt jy the awful accident
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LOUISVILLE. December "A special 10 The
ET-laag ksass ssys that three y0ulig ladies, tgo
disses Campbell. Mss Choafe. and one mAn, q
Mr.. James Gregory, we croTned IN mlll-pon1
ten miles from AlmsteId, keutlcsJ, Friday night
partT a. 3 teen persons WeTs going 70 dance, ten
IN one canoe aud i've On smother As the pafty OF
ten approaches the bank. about thirty I've yaris DIS
t4nt the canoe began q dip water and tnally sunk.
Five Of The meu and one lady swan 70 the bank ad
the other four were consigned 70 watery grave
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Saturday. December .. 1876.

within legal hours the following described r,-ors,
situated In Memphis, shelby county TennesSL. ~ !,
Sit: Pant or country lot No. IqG heIUy IGf ~ % -
NJ 4 Ass subdivision 81 SID c1,l1try lot 49, . w y.
airout o - ieei ON the unGh Side of the Piosl,,
ro0st r2ad Fgn1mg back between Parallel Iies !,
decree 0f ;ha Common laW and CbsT,s-l Tt .( ~ =,
DdueT. '' i'"'' ~ -Aliuiv''
and twelve months; notes Win anrrfg-t ss.,,rr.- -
Zen retained TO secure same. enc. -
This November Is. 1915
m p A. COLE. CLERK and Master.
Hanson, heatherfOrl & Esfes ] n trsporv- and
r. Greene. atI0rey, U0-i5 We
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Conartnersaip Notice.

Memphis. Tennessee, December 8, 1876.
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MARRIED..

MLEAN-BRUCE-At the First Baptist Church
November 20, 1876, by Rev. 4. c. Lotion, pastor,
Mr.. ROBERT NJ LEAN and Miss CARRIE Nj. daughter OF
w. S. Bruce all of this city.
The church was thrOnged with the relatives and
friends of the happy couple, and all was cheerful
and enjoyable. The old First Church never looked
more beautiful and the organ gave forth Its sweetest
notes. The ceremonial by Rev. Mr.. Lotion was much
admired by all who heard it. A long and happy lift
attend the happy couple.
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Sentenced 10 Death.

DAYTON. December "a verdict OF murder in
the Crst degree vas today brought by tury against
Harry Adams foT the killing OF a soldier named
Mullh2non on the fourteenth Of February last The
murder was committed IN an attempt % rob the
solder. Adams s young man, and z shoemaker
by trade His past life Is unknown. Re h8s
been IN the city only year. He i said 70 have
parents, brothers and sisters IN BaltlmOre but they
had nOcommunlcatiOu With him since his arrest.
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FLORIDA.
The Attorney General Refuses to Ger
tify the Radical Count.


tify the Radical Count.
TALLAHASSEE, December g.-The canvassIng
board concluded its canvass for governor and mem
bers Of congress- with the following result the at
tOrney-generai refusing to sign the canvass: For
gOyernOr-Stearns, 45S majority; lieutenant-g gov
ernor-MOntgomery, 304 majority; for congress
Purman, 295 majority; Bisbee, 14l majority; all
Republicans.
The CanVassing Board ArraiSned for
Contempt.
TALLAHASSEE, December q.-Messrs. Cowgirl
ana MLin comptroller of accounts and secretary of
state were brought before Judge White circuit judge
of this district to to the rule of the court TO
show cause why they should not be committed for
cOatemps In continuing the canvass and certifying
It, for governor and other State officers, after they
had been served with the restraining order Of the
court At twelve O'Clock to-day they appeared with
counsel
Judge EdmOnds asked for time to prepare an an
swer, and after arguments they were grained until
four O'Clock. They appeared at that hour and after
Il heightened argument submitted written answer
which they luested they might be required 10 file
in Its unfinished condition. They pleaded for delay,
and the judge granted until nine O'clock, when they
were ordered to appear and answer.
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CLOSING RATFS

Yesterday gf cotton and gold: Nee York
cotton, Y 1-Sc. Memphis cotton, II l-2e.
Neic I0rk gold, f57 Is. Gerphis gold,
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l}r the telegraphie adyies it will be seen
that l.az !. und0u.sedly master Of the situa-
ton in Mexico, Another revolution Is sue
c...lli
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THE LAST ACT

Ioe curtain rsae his ia1Tul1c uiDU tht i:.' ~ Of
the fearful tragedy " ch beglf Hith the IA, ~ the
BrUnklyn theaier Tuesday evening SDc"s: services
Nil Indeed be held In dl1ereIt rl8ce. to-InJIfO In
accurd1nce With the pTogrHmlGe, bat the UgTIal OF
the bodies OF the victims this afternoon fitting
.-lLLl a Ll-.. - he
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San FRANcIsco is troubled about a tug
boat monopoly.
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Attachment No4ice
Non.Resident Notice.

No. I32LTn the Chancery Court OF Shelby county.
Tennes ssee-JdmCs H. Pearson IS. Thomas j.
Pearson Ct al.
II appearing from the petition Of L. B. Mcfarland
I'm this cause which is sworn TO- that the defendants
Thomas T. Pearson and David T. Pearson, are resi-
dents Of the State of Arkansas that James H. Fedr-
son IS resident OF the state OF Pennsylvania; That
William l. Pearson Is q resident Of the state OF
louisiana and all are uOn-residens OF the state Of
Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered. That they maze their dI-
pDearapce herein al The courthouse, IN the city OF
Memphis Tenn. on or before the hrst Monday IN
January 1877 and plead. answer or deInuf 10 said
uetItiOn or the same will be taken for confessed
tO them and set Tor hearing eXpdrte; and that copy
OF this order De published once Wees Tor Tour sue
eesslve weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal ms 10Th
day Of NO9embtr, 1896. - ---,
4 coDy-attest. Is A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
Ry p r. HcHeHry Deputy Clerk and Master.
r. u WcEIsck sol Tor compJ- DOz tn
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Chamber of Cnnnu,erce

DEGULAR monthly meeting
~ MONDAY, DECEMBER lth, az pm.
Important business will claim attention, and all
members are requested to be promptly in attendance.
b. EISEMAN, President.
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WEATHER PRoBABIzrTrss.
sFAR DE1T-. OFFgcE CH SIs. eFz.rsR.
y MKssfTef9FfIs Tls=rafuhar =. "A n

y hAasuaoIuS. December y, an
For Tennessee asd tie Ohio roE>y, partly
cloudy see4thsr and shorty '{siEy iempera-
'Hrs, 'rith east,-ly 10 sou'bsTlg rriHas, falling
t1rOms,sl, and occaSio-ie} s,l5sr north ef h'c1-
'r~ig
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CgAycRRy SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

No. 91s5. R-In ne ChancaIy Count OF shaI1y
Co,lnty-M Crimson Ct a. vs. e. Il. DanerI ct al.
NV virtue Of ar iu5Eucui0ry decree for ,.tIa ON
) t.ra,i lg tbe above c.,- on the 2Sth Ciy Of a.
tober, 1870 vii sell at public auction. to The
highest bidder IN front Cl the Clerk and Masters
Tennessee on
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WASHINGTON.

sometimes be a rather handy thing 10 have in the
house. But good deal depends on who owns the
rafurpins hn0Td:
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue OF the power and authority In me vested
ID By a certain Deed Of Trust executed b. Cath
crime Meath and j. J. Murphy. Trustees 10 secure
Book No. 20, pages I5l TO I54 inclusive, the same
not having been paid, and being requested by the
beneficiary mentioned I'm said Trust Deed, I viii.
ON the
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LATER.

ST. LOUIS, December q.-The very sudden change
in the weather yesterday and last night not only
the cOldest of the season, but uncommOnly cold for
this region at any season, the mercury sinking to
four degrees below zero. The harbOr, which was
clear of ice tWenty-fOur hours ago. is closed,
result unheard of before except once, in so short
time. No disasters to steamers are reported, but
several are fast aground or caught In the ice below
here The weather tonight Is a little more mOder-
ate but Is still cold the mercury marking eight de-
gree5 above zero.
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THE RIVERS.
GOrged with lee at st. LOuis-The L tab
in a PrecariOus SituatiOn-The
City or Helena High and
Dry, but Safe.

ST. LOUIS, December 9.-No arrivals or
or departures Of boats Contrary to all expectations,
the river full of Ice to-day and is gOrged tonight
at the head Of Arsenal island Last night was the
cOldest Of the season, and ice made very rapidly.
Only once before has the river been known to close
in twenty-four hours. The T. NJ. Hill went to the
assistance Of the Utah at HorsetaIl bar and took of
one hundred and seventy tons of freight She is now
in about foot of water with no hope of getting
aoat until rise takes place She is In precariOus
condition. The City of Helena Is lying high and
dry but is safe; the RhOades is In safe harbOr: the
Belle St. Louis is laid up at Chester; the Capitol
City IS laid up between Wittenberg and Grand
Tower the Joe Kinney is lying opposite the Vulcan
iron works, minus her rudder
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Cincinnati December 6: Loss by the nfe al Chi
esagO Junction Ohio. forty thousand dollars The IN
airanee Eill not exceed ten thousand dollars
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DIED.

ALLISON-On the 9th inst, at 3: 80 am. WILLIE,
only child of NJ ~ and Lizzie Allison, aged l year
months and days.
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Paris, New York. Millinery.

I'VE have received fresh line uf Cr1l,h Err, Hat
" an cOlOrS and shapes, the very latest sfvi af
the very lowest prices E.eiuI long Oysich Feathers
rsai lyUy -pOds Chains. sets, Curses Counb-
Faus etc. iUr he presents Tor the coming hOidTys
o. = nair stOcA was never complete ard never l.,
cnsap a. lie present beautiful hai. tFaids 10 sav
nothing % Qyr me cuTls. We make hair iayva}Tv
CHAINS crlssSs. sets charms, etc. % 5r,ier Ne
haze alsc Is lot Of SdrdtOga Invisi.leS which We
Will sri "a. s, e3cl-Per.umeIy and Toilet articles
Come md se' Our goods We are 80 determined tO
S-j tlat y1I must rot - away unless sou have Sc
cured g bargain.
r. LAFECsNE
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Oliver, Finnie AZ CO..
WHOLESALE GROcERS.

1900 /, y and whole boxes RaisiHs,
1900 boxes New Layer Figs.
200 bXS. and bris. CUrrantS and CitrOn,
1000 boxes Stick and Fancy Candy,
POO brls. Almonds, BraZiis, Filberts
and Pecans,
80 bTls. COcOanuts.
400 brls. Apples.
200 boxes Cheese,
4G9 boxes CTackerS-St. LOuis prices.
200 bags Coffee,
800 barrels SUgar-all kinds,
30 tiCrces new Hams,
80 boxes Breakfast Bacon.
10000 eases Oysters. SardinrS' -, 'hOii'
HOLSTERS. Jc!lies. Pres: 3. eve
~ Efud Oi Canned N,s. ruits
and Vegetables.
OLIVER, FISNIE d 90.
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OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.

var DET'T. SIGSAL SEETTCE q. s. AENI,
SkrCKBAr. Dec. p. 1870. 1905 pm {
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COTTON GREENE. JAMES Z. BEASLEY.
GREENE & BEASLEY,
Gent Insurance Agt S

IS Madison street. Memphis, Tenn.
Representing the following large and wellknOwn
companies:
Liverpool and London and Globe
assets gold o'''',,' S2s425IBO ~
New York, assets -.-.-,..l..-..-. 2,s+5,I65 %
Brooklyn, assets. ,,.'.-''...s 2,54ag5s 90
National Fire Insurance Company
OF Hartford, assets. .-...--..----- l,UOS,Hll 90
KnickeTbOcker Life Insurance Com
many Of New YORK assets. ..--... $50. .OOO 90
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NOtice TO Lawyers.
December 23d, at 10 o'clock am.

(f request Of five members Of the Memphis Bar
u and Law Library Association, notice Is given
that meeting Of TIE members Of the Association
VIII be held at its rooms, in the COuthOlsa
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spes ghe different theaters, and report 10 tature
meesing.


Tie EJeriag Pot says thar the body ul Muriocs
The actor vas discovered tbs muunu@ n Lhr M, 4.
uf abe BROOKLYN fhs1.eT and Sas fuI' ;dstGssRi by
the e2rsume The 5tiy which thought 20 d lis
because = was near IA. % Burrows, mus noW De
ILL..-l alnnns lha -uhlLnP.I.
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I HAVE this day associated Mr. JAMES z. BEAS-
LEY with me I'm the business Of FIRE, MA
RfNE and LIFE INSURANCE, under the firm name
Of GREENE * BEASLEI. -
COTTON GREENE
Memphis. Tennessee. December ., 1876.
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GRILF III srIlIBL

}. sgSsgn, who lVts =, Neisof street, usfs who
seriously Injured while tging 20 escape from the the
''eri and sno was taken 10 his home, died this
ncrllnE frOin the efiect Of his n'w 81. III, Sasal,
Goodrich, widow SightytSO Years OF slEe. COM
mii;el suicide az her residence, II Myrtle avenue
t & said she lost a relative In the fire. ana In her
gTief became slightly deTauged.
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PUMP i.
BROWNE,

Just RECEIVED, 4 LARGE LOT, FOR SAIL
y cheap for GTiveWellS. etc
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r. LAYIGNE.
ssissagution Of COparfnership.

TIVE ,au,i. taer.uip Of GREENE 5 LUCAS.
| INSURANCE. AGENTS and MANAGERS. Is
this DAY dissolved By mutual consent, W. R. Lucas
having sold all his rights, title Interest and good
y,iII I'M ans 10 salG Arm 10 Cotton Greene, who is
,IOne authorized Q. sign the tirm naTe IN Hquida-
COTTON GREENE.
". z. LUCAS.
l...re. D. Z
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The ComstocIs Mines.

The following concerning these mines. whose
reputation is world wide, which we take from the
Virginia City Enterprise, viii give our readers
some conception OF their wonderful richness.
As much as has been SAID Of the Comstock lode
those most intimate with it do not comprehend
il, while people abroad have no conception Of it.
Its daily yield Is 1000 tons. That Is, from this
ore-channe there is every day extracted ore
enough 10 load ten trains Of twenty cars each,
and those carloads would average 500 in value
each. This is dog out of a space of ground less
than three miles in length aud less than 400 feet
in width Indeed, when we coufne the estimate
to the part OF the ledge which at this lime is
yielding ore, We fnd that q half mile in length
will cover the whole ground. When we compare
the stream of gold and silver to anything ever
heard Of or read Of before in history or romance.
we discover that everything else ever talked
about begins to seem small aud mean. Dumas
pictured 4 man who was able through his wealth
10 almost subrert empires and TO make themhs.
The Comsiock will supply money enough to bal
ance the tremendous account which Dumas placed
to the credit Of the imprisoned sailor. ~ see hg-
ures piled up in the newspapers which, in dollars
represent the National debt. The debt Is so
tremendous that though the fortunes of forty
millions Of people, an empire Of three millions OF
miles. with its cities, townships, mines and fer
tile soil. are mortgaged for its faithful payment,
stil the promise OF the Government (Which is
the peope) TO pay is at discount Of fifteen per
cent. And yet as the Comstock is yielding this
year, aud promises TO yield for many years to
come it viii take bat thirty-fve years to add to
the treasure Of the earth as much as that debt to-
day amounts 10.
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Sold Pen or Pocket Knffeg
A LARGE VARIETY, AND TO BE HAD AT
H. M.wH1TzEx.
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t-ael ar ul rl-i o. ai-zl1s zarsHf-
Faaz sal-as 81. u' ll1r u7 sEy c'sprvaa'
ss u., .daui t.1u8-f broke Ili- calm.
l-a. l-l -aas -a.s El1-i1as 4sal
llsls- H al'-7t ilis e-.-l palm
--a-r -1sir --azi-i---s tiir tins.
1asl- =--u-. SAID ~ aH your slave
E - o. f-1 er--a -sanari io swing
-ui-a-iser ~iHd asd wave
s la1 u-E ie-lasruz srssi
raa.- hiaaarur. was 3 Sc o- deaih.
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..... ..r r.--l .f.r-ssl Il o. single i.reafl
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4arua orADvr1.-r1az1ge-

So business Cards when prepaid jor oie serr, ar
allowed discount from these rates which are or fan-'n.
advertisements, when paid or charged quarterly
y. BAH fareign Advertisements must oe accon p-ieI
with the pay when ordered n. uoco vii y ta-en o.
them. The rates ofcharesrs given in the above scale an
remittsnces for Eastern American asefsencnt % suo
scriptons may Be- made BY bank eheo en er ten cant post
age stamps
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DIR. J. COLLIS BROWNIES
CH hOR CD x N u
IS THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY eENUIE

THNHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
n the unfounded frequently made. that the
composition CnLoHoDTsE Is known % Chemists and the
Medical profession The fact is Chorodyue discovered
and Invented by DR.. j. COILS BROWNE lex Army Medical
Sta and named by him and has bafed Al attempts
analysis by the first Chemists Of the day. The method
Of the preparation have been pubshed II
Is obvious therefore that anything sold under the nns
save Dr. J. COILS BROWNIES CHLOR0DYNE is sPurl-
CAUTION. Sir W. P. Wood stated that
Coils undoubtedly the inventor Of Chioro-
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep.
relieves pain caims the system restores tho denngcd nne
tons and stimulates healthy action Of the seeFeons Of the
body without creating any Of those unpleasant results at
tending the OF opium Old and young take Il at all
y ts marvellous good effects and wonderful whis
medical men exOl s virtues most extensively, using 10 In
great quantities In the following Dy.en-
terry Darrhoss Colics Coughs, Asthma, Rheumatism, Neu
rslgia, whooping Cough, Cramp Hysteria, &C.
EXTRACTS PROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Hon. Earl Russell communicated TO tho College
Physicians and j. T. Davenport that he had received ia
formation remedy of any service
In Cholera was CHLORODYNE-sce Lancet Dec. 81, 1861.
Dr. Lowe Medical Missionary 10 India reports Dee lt65
that IN hearty tvery Of Cholera 10 which Dr y COLL5
BROWNIES CHLORODiNE was administered the patient
Extract from Medical Tmes Jan. 12 1s66 chiorodyns
Is prescribed by Of orthodox medical practitioners "
1t woud not thus be snguary popular did u not
supply n want and OIL place
Extract from the General Board Of Health London 10
It's efficacy Cholera - So strongly convinced of the
immense value Of this remedy that cannot too ociby
urge the necessity Of adopting It In all eases"
cAUT0N,-None genuine without the words . Dr. J.
wbeming medical testimony accompanies each bottle.
Sole Manufacturer TT. DAVESPORT,
3s Great Russell st bloomsbury London.
Sold in Bottles at Is. I'd p. Cd. a.. Cd.
Agents 10 New York, W. II. scmEFTETs Co. ami J. C.
wells o5I5-0m
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