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Richland beacon., 1876-02-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Oh Il M L > SA LIZ.
Jno. Chofe, Brother & Son, J STATE Of La.
is. No $50 Parish OF
Moses Exams J Richiand
Parish Court
Dl vIrtne of Il writ of fier facias issued from
- Honorable Parish Court in and for the
Parish of chland, in the above styled and
numbered sui. and TO ire directed | have
seized and taken into my possession and will
offer for sale at the door of the Court house in
the town OF RayviIle, to the last AMI highest
bidder within the hours prescribed by law on
saturd y, the 5th day of February, 1875,
the following described property to-wir:
The West J Of the East J Of Section 81,
Township II North, Range East, contain.
ing loo acres more or less. Seized as the
property of Moses Evans, and will be sold
IN lots Of not less than ten nor more than
nifty acres, as per map to be exhibited on day
of sale.
Terms Of sale, twelve months, withou,
the benefi, Of apPraisement-parchas TO
give bond with approved security.
c. II. MOORE,
Rayviile, La, Feb 2Sth, lS76.-Gt. Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1876-02-28

The worst guage for a railroad is a
mortgage.
Richland beacon., 1876-02-28

An epitaph for good little boot
blacks: Gone TO shine among the
angels"
Richland beacon., 1876-02-28
l DS. ~ r y +.

EayIi,ie. La I,by -
Richland beacon., 1876-02-28
CHER/FF s SALE.

- - q IT. NNOhE,
Rayville, La, Feb. 2Sth, lS76.-6t sheriff
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
ENGLAND.

BRENT AND wISsLow-AMERIcAN FRAUDS AND
FoRoERY-wHAT WILL DE DONE WITH THE
FonGEB ?-mIScING LANE MARKET.
LoSDoS March is, 1875.
Charles Brent, under arrest for frauds on the Falls
City Tobacco Bank at Louisville, KY, was arragned
yesterday rcmanded until next Friday TO await tho
arrival OF the American officer who left New York
March IL on the Germanic.
wIxsLows cuAScEs
II is not certain that winsow, the Boston forger,
will sail from Liverpool for Boston the 2ls inst by
the steamer Siberia The warrant Tor his surrender
has not yet been received from the British authorities
Detective Dearborn has received letter from Boston
which seems TO throw the pccunary responsibility
him II he takes winslow's family home.
Il Is uncertain, therefore, what will be done de-
cison will probably be arrived at on Monday.
scorcH RiFLEMES ANXIOUS SHOOT IN AMERICA
Captain Macdonald. OF the Scotch rife team writes
% the Tointeer Serrtce Gosee that six members OF
last years Scotch Echo Shield tcamal who are able
% 20 TO America 10 participate in the Centennial
natches-lntcnd to shoot for places this team and
4 least nine other FIRST shots are ready to com.
)ete
No shot, resident OF Scotland, who can 20 has held
back
ps ruE STOCK ExcnAScE-A FAILURE, FrxDs AND
Atihe stock Exchange to-day another failure was
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
MARSH RETURNS HOME.

Late yesterday afternoon information reached the
HERALD. Office that Caleb ?. Marsh would be in New
York IN the course Of the evening Al eight o'clock
reporter called at Mr.. Marsh's residence No 80 West
Fifty seventh street, and asked sec him. The
want said sMr Marsh, the owner OF the house. not
here"
The reporter asked, "who Is ~
Therc is nobody mere, the servant said, ''but Mr.
william Marsh, and he Is just going out"
'who is that?" the reporter inquired
The servant replied, "Mr Marshs son."
The reporter asked to see him. and In few moments
gentleman about iy years OF age, somewhat above the
medium height OF slight build oval faced and wearing
gray mustache appeared
In reply the reporters inquiries tho gentleman,
after a moments reflection, answered.
III will say nothing at all prefer 10 put IL in that
way"
As tho reporter turned to leave the gentleman shook
his head significantly, and with a smile added mystic
nously:-
'somebody will know something soon"
Thus enlightened o. the reporter babe the gentle
man good night and left the house once. A moment
after carriage drove up and the gentleman with whom
the reporter had been convcrsng entered 1t was
driven rapidly down Fifth avenue.
II was subsequently, ascertained that Mr.. Caleb p
Marsh living with him there, and certainly
none the age OF the gentleman who represented
to bc william Marsh. The description OF Caleb p
Marsh. given by person quite familiar with his sp-
pearancc corresponded exactly with that Of the Mr.
Mafsh who speaking to the HERALD reporter.
II was supposed that Marsh intended return to
Montreal last night but the usual eleven o'clock Mon
treal night express train does not 60 beyond Troy
Saturdays Tho air OF mystery governing the
movements OF the person pretending 10 be
Marsh's son. but who is, beyond doubt
Mr. Marsh himself shows clearly that tho fugitive
ness is town and ready to accept the promised par
don from the United States government Tho servant
girl questioned the house alcr the carriage
had gone away though evidently fully instructed
the necessity for silence her part, inadvertently
made the admission that "Mr. Marsh" had just gone
out When asked II the person who had entered tho
carriage really Mr. Marshs son, she laughed mer
ry and replied, "Oh yes hts son you're right and
she immediately added. "He won't be back tonight I"
The watchman who does night duty 10 the rcighbor-
hood and has charge OF the Marsh manson 0ntra-
dlccd the story that Mr. Marsh had any sons and his
description Of the fugitive witness exactly tailed with
that OF the In the house and who went OF in
the carriage.
There is therefore. very little doubt but that Caleb
p. Marsh Is again In New York. and in a few days
somebody will know something"
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

announced, that OF jobber In the English railway
market His liabilities are said 10 be considerable
Business has been very inactive In all the depart
ments. But few OF tho movements in quotations were
important English funds have been steady. Home
railways have been dull, the alterations being prn
cipaly downward Foreign securities, as rule. have
been arm, but the amount OF business transacted has
been very limited
DISCOUNT.
The discounts market has been quiet Money three
and three-quarters 10 four per cent on government
collaterals
MIscrSG LANE MATTERS.
In Mncing Lane business has been devoid OF anima-
ticn throughout the week. with very moderate trans
actions. The present quotations generally con-
siderably lower than for corresponding dates during
the past three years There have been features
IN sugar; good yellow crystalzed West Indies have
been readily saabe and refining sorts steady. Plan
tation Ceyon coffee has been in better demand, with
nrmer prices. Ordinary qualities, including Brazil,
dull and lower the market having been uninfuenced
by Rio Janero kilograms Several cargoes OF the new
crop Of Burmah rice for spring shipments sold at
higher rates.
Tea continues quiet and spices are generally low
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARrMENr.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYFicK CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
wAsHISGroS Marcn 19--I A. ~
FrobabihtieG
For New England and the Middle States generally
clear and cold weather will continue with northeriy
to north westerly winds and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States clear fair weather
and lower temperature than on Saturday, with north
cast TO northwest winds and rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the ohio Valley, clear and cold
weather with northeast to southeast Winds and dur
ing Sunday afternoon rising temperature and slowly
falling barometer
For the upper lakes, Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri valleys increasing coudiness and tempera-
turc below freezing except in the Lower Missouri
Valley, winds shifting easery and southcry, high
but falling barometer, and light SHOWS west OF the
Mississippi River and IN Minnesota
For the lower lakes generally clear and decidedly
cold weather, northerly winds, shifting TO and
south during Sunday afternoon evening, and rising
followed by falling, barometer
The Central Mississippi and Lower Ohio rivers will
rise slowly during Sunday.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
The Charge Against Secretary
Bristow False.
THE SPENCER INQUIRY.
Marsh Guaranteed Immunity on
His Return.
A SERIOUS BRIBERY CASE.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, March IS, 1870
THE CHARGE AGAINST SECRETARY BRIsTow
UTTERLY FALsE-THE STORY REFUTED
The story about Secretary Brstow which the HERALD
published to-day naturally the topic OF
tion in hotels and public places. When Mr.. Bristow
heard of 1t he went directly to the room of the Com
mittee on War Expenditures and demanded thorough
investigation of the whole matter. Those of the
mttee present asked him to delay until Monday, rs
they could not get the committee together to- day
The Secretary is determined to have the whole matter
thoroughly examined at The report of the case,
including the decision of the Court Of Claims is con-
tanned in tho ninth volume of the Court of Claims Re-
ports Mr.. Bristow's only connection with II
counsel TO make the argument before
the Court Tho facts gathered and the
brief prepared by attorney In the West, T. j.
Fuller, and Mr. Brstow, then praccing law and hold
Ing public position, accepted retainer in the case,
SIMPLY argue 1t before the court and had nothing
whatever to do with the collection of the money any
work in the department relating to il Ii comes out
here that the story In different shapes has
been quietly circulating hero for number OF
days. IL is said that a democratic politician
mentioned 1t to Mr. Beck, of Kentucky, when he was
here ten days ago, and that Mr Beck replied that
there was nothing in 1t; that tho men who had made
the claim were personally known to him ard were
prominent and respectable people. Representative
Blackburn, of Kentucky, Mr.. Bcck's in the
House, and also democrat says he is familiar with
the character of the people who made the claim, and
that there is doubt whatever that the claim
perfectly just and proper He adds that this is the
only case, far he knows in which Mr. Brstow
appeared in the Court of Claims and that he notified
the claimants that he would do nothing to help the
claim through the department. he agreeing only to
make the argument before the Court. Mr.
Bristow received for his labor in the case
ten per cent of tho claim, which Is
4 usual fee in such cases He received nothing
than this, and any story that he did that he used
any influence in the departments elsewhere to pre-
vent the from being appealed that he received
exorbitant Zee for his services is false.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
SERVIA.

WAR ON TURKEY MM1NENT-THE TURKS FOR
TIFYING.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD by CABLE.
BERLIN, March Is, 1876.
The latest Information in this city represents the
condition OF affairs in Servia as alarming. The ear
nest endeavors and remonstrances of the northern
empires for the prevention of war with Turkey seem
futile. An outbreak is thought to be imminent. The
Turks are engaged in fortifying their camp at
Nikisch, on the boundary line between Montenegro
and Herzegovina
The Servans continue to assemble on the frontier.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
BRAZIL.

THE LATEST QUOTATIONS. FOR COFFEE IN THE
MARKETS.
Rio JASIERo, March IL. 1915
Coffee Is animated and prices firm at $500
$3.50 reis per klos for gooo frsts. Exchange
London, rs.
SANTOS, March IL, 1876
Coffee Is unchanged. Prices maintained at 8, 500
a ESQ reis per ten kilos for superior
RIO JASIERo, March Is, 1870
The coffee market Is animated. Prices very firm,
but unchanged. Exchange unchanged.
SANTOS, March Is, 1s7d
The coffee market Is quiet and unchanged. Prices
are maintained.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, March IS, 1876.
cLARK's POST OFFICE COMMITTEE UNEAgTH
BRIBERY cAsE-s40, 900 FOR THE SUP
PRESTON OF INVESTIGATION.
Mr. Barlow OF Barlow, sanderson 4 Co., postal con-
tractors for Colorado and New Mexico, testified
before Colonel Clark's Post Office Committee to-day
that 1872 no paid $4,000 to suppress investigation
in Washington. He gave tho money TO Farrar.
now dead. He could remember only tho names of
persons who have sinde died The committee was
known as the McKbben Investigating Committee, and
several guilty of bribery. Barlow's
animation will be continued on Monday.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
TURKEY.

THE HERzEGovINAN INSURGENTS AIMING
AUSTRIAN NEUTRALITY IMPEDEs THE COM
rLET1oN OF coMM1ssAR1AT PURcHAsEs-M-
PERIALIsT LOSSES IN THE FIELD-THE PORTE
TREASURY AT LOW EBB.
LONDON March is, 1876
The Paris correspondent Of Associated Press has
interviewed dealer in material just arrived from
Vienna, who says he sold last week mountain bat
ery OF six guns to tho Herzegovnans, but the Aus
trian authorities will not allow it 10 bc shipped to
Trieste any point in the direction of the scene OF
Tho insurrcction. He says one get cartridges
through the Austrian lines
SALE TO THE sERvIANs.
He has sold some small and field battery to
serva Servia desires obtain ten more batteries,
but has no money That government is very
anxious TO purchase large quantity OF small arms and
artillery. He thinks domestic loan will be enforced
for the purpose Of purchasing such.
The belief obtains at Vienna that Servia will soon
declare war; unless Russia brings powerful and direct
pressure TO prevent il.
LOSSES sULrAS's ARMY
The Times Ragusa letter that surgeon OF the
Turkish army who lately charge OF the hos
pital at Gabea the Turkish in Herzc-
govna during the insurrcctiop, have been not less
than 35 600 men, iargeproporiion Of the deaths re-
sulting from maladies the gravity OF which is in
creasing.
THE PORTE TREASURY.
The exhaustion Of funds is such that attention is
paid TO requsions for tho essential articles and
sven for medicines The sick die chiefly from lack
Of proper sustenancc and remedies
THE AUsrRIANs REPORT MORE PEACEFUL
ATTITUDE
VIENNA, March Is 1876.
The rumors recently circulated that the servian
troops were entering Turkish territory unfounded
IL is stated on the contrary that the Powers have
cecded in averting such eventuaity.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
ITALY.

THE MINISTRY DEFEATED IN PARLIAMENr-A
CHANGE OF CABINET IMMINENT.
ROME March Is, 1876
The Chamber Of Deputies to-day discussed the grist
tax upon which the Left had resolved to attempt to
overthrow the Ministry.
Finally, signor Mnghctti, the Minister OF Finance,
moved an adjournment Of the debate, which proposition
was rejected by 242 votes against 1S1. 1t is conse-
quently expected that tho Ministry will resign.
Signor Minehett will announce the course TO be
taken by the Cabinet on Monday next
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

PLURAL ELECTIONS sETTIED-THE STATE OF
SIEGE.
VERSAILLES March Is, 1875
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day NJ. Grevy, the
President, read letter from NJ. Leon Gambetta an
nouncng that of the four towns whence he had been
returned Deputy he elected to represent Paris.
II. Lockroy decided to represent AK.
STATE
N. Foquet moved that the state OF siege in Paris.
Lyons and Marseilles be Immediately raised.
Urgency voted by large majority
II. Icon Say, the Minister OF Finance, demanded q
credit for francs for the relief OF the sufferers
by the recent inundatons.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
ST. PETERSBURG,
PLACE MICHEL MASON Boplsco.
oIst Ianuarv 1870

ST. PETERSBURG,
PLACE MICHEL MASON Bopsco.
2Ist January. 1875
RELIEF MASrFAcrURING CoMPANY'-
MY vile has been suffering from an anco
tion OF the "BRONthlE. which becoming worse ant
worse eventually caused frequent loss OF voice. accom-
parted with cough. The Doctors ordered her u
EMS. GERMANY hoping that sho would be benefited hy
those celebrates waters She returned however to RUS
SIA but little better aud coughing badly II
then received the Of medicine. "BRONCHINE."
and after wife had taken four a, bottles o
H. her cough left her and she In perfect health The
naming bottles OF med cine away and in
has also proved success and you will bs
called upon for now beg you will send me imme
diaely receipt of this dozen bottles. Draft
OF you will find incloSed Very respectfully. yours
CONSTANTINE DE BODISCO
Gentleman OF the Chamber to His Majesty the Emperor
all the IsusSias.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
GABLE NE w S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
8 A II A. r A
French and American Exploration Notes
from the Desert.
S e r " / A
The Eastern Provincials Determined
to War Against the Porte.
SP AIM CT l. O r Y.
Alfonso to Enter Madrid in Triumph-Feat-
ing, Light and Prayer.
AMERICAN PRISONERS.
Brent and WnsIow-Their Chances Of
Return to America.
Change Railways and Produce Markets
in England.
Brent and WinsIow-Their Chances Of
Return to America
'Changc, Railways and Produce Markets
in England.
THE SAHARA.

RETURN OF THE FRENCH EXPLORING ExPEDI-
TIoN FROM RHADAMEs-THE GREAT HEAT
DESERT WELCOMES.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE.
BISKRA, PROVINCE OF COSsTANTINE,(
Algeria, March II, 1876.
The HERALD correspondent accompanying the
French expedition for exploring the Sahara, under
the command OF Colonel Largean, teegraphs to this
point that the expedition has returned to Tauggourt
after fifteen days. march from Rhadames.
DESERT TRAVEL.
They made rapid passage through the sand dunes
without special incident. The intense heat how
ever, caused great suffering and fatigue.
GENERAL CARTERET
At Tauggourt they met with General Carteret,
commanding the province of Constantine
AT THE GASES.
The party were heartily welcomed and much Jreted
OF the Gases they passed on their journey.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Samuel J. Randall, OF Philadelphia, and
Thomas G. Platt, Of oswego n. Y, at the Hoffman
House. Senator George b. Bradley, OF Corning, n. Y
is staying at the Metropolitan Hotel Comptroller
Lucius Robinson arrived from Albany last evening at
the St. James Hotel Robert Garrett, Of Baltimore,
is among the late arrivals at the Brcvoort House.
Captain John Mrchousc, OF tho steamship City Of
Montreal Is registered at tho New York Hotel Hans
Won Bulow has taken up his quarters at tho Filth
Avenue Hotel ExCongressmau Frederick A. Pike, OF
Maine is residing at the Metropolitan Hotel
FLANNEL NEXT THE SKIN OFTEN PRODUCES
% sIin s% aSp wmssss DSs black or brown soc
ASPIRING STYLES OF GENTLEMEN's HATS
Just issued by EspENsCHEiD, Manufacturer, No. II5
Nassau
"a DECIDED ADVANCE"
Judges report, Amer. Tns. FaiS
New
SILENT sEwiSG MACHINE
Awarded grand GSa Medal OF, Of S.gs, Pro q The
Medal" Of the Franklin Institute, October 1879.
No other sewing machine in world has automatic
10 nsion other Of It's Characteristic ieainrss
Correspondence and investigation invited
WILCOX & GIBBs = NJ. COMPANY.
6js Broadway. corner Bond 81
A REGULAR 50 HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, 50 so,
worth 50 " Nc" 'hurch st UP staH~
A-THE RUSSIAN vAPOR BATHS, no. 25 EAST
lh ST are the only baths oi the kind provided with
large rooms different temperatures The changes
from hot cold undcrgocs ~ taking bath tend ~
harden the skin against the smaller variations IN
the atmosphere and thereby lessen ones liability 20 catch
ing cold
ASTHMA BRONCHITIS AND PULMONARY AF
fecons cured with BALsaN iloNEY ToLU. HART
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coRSs, coRNs, CoRNs coRNs, CoRNs, BUNIoNs,
Buuions growing nails cured pain. Cons CuRK
BY mail soc. Drs RICE JOHNSON, si2 Broadway COT
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DYETNG AND CLEANING. -NEW YORK DYEING
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Ofces9S Duane 49, Broadway, 6lO 6th New York
l66 aud l6S Perrepon St Brookvn Established 81 years
DONovAN's RESTAURANT. l2rH ST., NEAR 5rH
excellent table d'hotc. 81 80 vine and coffee
included; breakfast 71c
DYEING AND CLEANING. NEW YORK DIElNG
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Onces-oS Duane 7j2 broadway 80 5th Av. Neg ork
leo aud 6S PierrepOnt Brooklyn, - North oh 81,
Philadelphia Established 6ny.seven years
ELECTRICITY. Its WONDERFUL POWER OVER
disease demonstrated relief " pain and The estorA
ton % health nervous. paed and de1iatca or
cuiars forwarded DR.. CHAMBbkLlN 10. West if'n 81
CRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS EXERT A
beneficial result whcn taken AZ INC hr' naea
tion OF disease
alp DISEASE AND DEFORNED LIMBS CURED,
without surgical operation confinement BY Dt j. y:
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The New York herald., 1876-03-19

POLICY OF THE PARTY OF THE LEFT cENTRE.
PARIS, March ls-Evening.
NJ Bethmont, in assuming the presidency Of the Left
Centre, made speech approving the Ministerial pro-
gramme and favoring the proposal for the immediate
abolition OF the state Of siege.
He concluded BY saying that the Len is conservative
and favor Of moderate policy, though It is essen
TALLY necessary that the republican party should pre-
serve its unity.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
SPAIN

ALFONSO TO ENTER THE CAPITAL AS KINGLY
CoNQUERoR-THIEE DAYS OF UNIVERSAL
REJoICING-BANQUETs FOR THE SURVIVING
SOLDIERS AND PRAYERS FOR THE DEAD.
LONDON, March lS 1876.
The Times special despatch from Cadiz says King
Alfonso's entry into Madrid will be made Monday
morning.
THREE DAYS OF NATIONAL REJoIcING-rHK ALTAR AND
CROWN.
There will be three days OF public festivities at the
capital
The King will enter at the head Of 25 900 troops
''Te Dcum" will be sung at the Cathedral and trum
pha crown will be presented to His Majesty
In the afternoon dinner will be given to the SOL
dcrs followed by fireworks, iluminatons, bull fights
and tho distribution OF medals and crosses to the
wounded.
IN MEMoRIAM.
Masses will be said for those killed in the
CoRTEs REPLY TO THE SPEECH FROM THE
THRONE.
MADRID, March is, 1876
The Chamber OF Deputies has adopted the address in
reply to the speech from tho throne after animated
debate
The vote was 27e against 80.
THE KING MARCHING ALONG.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
MCKEE WANTS A NEW TRIAL.

ST. LouIs, No., March IS, 1874
The last batch Of afhdavis IN support OF tral
in the Mckee hlcd IN the United States Dis.
trio. Court to-day The motion for trial will bo
argued Monday next
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
aRoNCHINE.
pRoNCHINE.
HON. ABRAM $. HEWITT, NJ. q.

NEw YORK. Nov. Q. 1874
RELIEF MANUFACTURING COMPANY
deem my duty and 10 those who may be troubled
with of the throat that have been greatly
relieved troublesome which has affected
Tor nearly by the OF the remedy
which YOU kindly gave me- aud which is called "BRON.
CHINE quite that would not have been
be have spoken almost continuously as have done
for Congress- but Tor this remedy
which daily aud being relieved from tho neces-
sy overaxing voice, have doubt OF being able
soon to repnrt affection which has
me so much Inconvenience. | have always had great
prejudice against all remedies not directly prescribed by
physician In this scruplcs all gone and
cannot bear testimony the value in OF
this preparation. Truly yours. ADRIAN s. HEWITT.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
URUGUAY.

MoSTEvIDEo, March is, 1870
Iatoire, who recently assumed the direction OF the
UruSuayan government, has formed Ministry.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
rur wEArHrn YEsrEnpAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyiour hours, in com
narsou with the corresponding date OF last year, as
Indicated by the Thermometer al hudnups pharmacy
tIvp.tn Buiidinn-
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
FRANCE.

THE PARTY OF THE RIGHT POWERFUL IN THE
SENATE.
PARIS, March 1s 1876.
The Rapp says the result OF the voting yesterday in
the Senate shows the Right 20 have a majority of
fourteen.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

Am EMINENT DIVINE SAYS:-"THE PERU
Wan SYRUP gives me vgor buoyancy OF spirits"
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

PILES. HEMORRH0IDs-DR. sToDDARD's NEW
hypodermic treatment every cnse; no pain No.
I4th
The New York herald., 1876-03-19
BRoKcHINE.
BRoNcHINE.
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

New YORK. Oct. 2I. 1875.
RELIEF MANUFACTURING CoMPAsY:-
have much pleasure In recommending your remedy ol
coughs colds &c. known "BROscHiSE" have
used Il In family TO satisfaction and consider entt-
tied 10 public confidence. c. VANDERBILT.
The New York herald., 1876-03-19

OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 10 UNTIL 1.-THE SILK
ELASTIC Truss sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS CON-
PANY 6S3 Broadway, comfortably, never displaced,
t.fur