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TILDEN.
DOUBTFUL.

Whole number OF electors 800.
Necessary to q choice 1856. There
can be no reasonable doubt OF the
success Of the Republicans in every
one OF the states we have given to
Hayes and Wheeler, which bring
them within IL votes Of an election.
II will be seen that il the Republis
cans carry California and Connecti-
cut they will elect without New York
and Indiana. We have given the
whole south to Tilden, with the sim
gle exception Of South Carolina,
which cannot we'll be taken from us,
now that the party is reunited, and
there are some federal bayonets" in
the State. Some Republicans insist
that We will carry the states Of Lou
isiana, Florida, and North Carolina,
and there is little doubt but we
could, IL fair vote can be had, but
that is not to be expected. II we
should carry any two Of them, We
can spLfe all the States in the
doubtful column, The chances are
undoubtedly in favor Of Hayes and
Wheeler in both New York and lndi.
ana, and We should not be surprised
to find, when the smoke OF the bat
tie clears up on the 9Th Of Novem'
ber. that they have carried every
northern state, and that Tilden has
secured q united south, except the
state OF South Carolina. II 90 the
result will be Hayes 238, Tilden 13l.
In any event the chances are certain.
ly largely in favor Of Hayes.
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THE camp fires of patriotism aro
lighting up everywhere. The loyal
people arc awake TO the necessities
Of the hour, and are rallying to the
defense Of the old flag as never be.
fore. Keep il up! Put forth every
effort to make the victory the most
complete in our history. Democracy
is already on the retreat. II our
friends work energetically we shall
make the retreat an utter route.
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In FULL RsrREAr. is
In full retreat. II the friends Of law
and order follow up the advantage
the retreat will be . ruts by Novem-
ber. Let no opportunity TO bring
out full vote be lost. Every Re-
publican should labor from this time
TO the election ~ IL on his vote de-
pended the contest. We cannot
have TO many votes. II the cause
should DO lost by one vote it would
DO as fatal ms il lost by million.
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The Troy IN " Times sayes the
charges against Tilden in the matter
OF his alleged income tax frauds arc
definite and direct, Sinnotts an.
swer in Tilden's behalf is vague and
evasive he seeks to cover the mat.
ter under the maze Of verbiage, cum
ningly construed for the purpose OF
confusing and misleading the reader.
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A CARD TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC
For many years we have made two medicines
suited 70 the 81 lments Of vast class OF suffer.
ers. Thousands Of cures have bcen made by
them, and, In fact, tue word failure could
never DO coupled With them. But within tho
last Two years countsrfoits OF our medcines
have sprung up, dangerous In their ci oss imita'
tion OF on! Trade Mark. To secure the people
We have placed upon each genuine box OF Hoi.
loways Pills and Holioways Ointment tho fac
haydock. To counterfeit this IL felony. We
shall reientiessiy pursue any one who initiates
this with the utmost vigor Of the law. We most
loan people vii, aid us Ia our efforts 20 protect
their health, and help us In our task Of bring
Ing those most unprincipled men TO tho bar OF
Justice. unttormly refuse TO purchase Medi.
cincs purportlng TO DO ours unless MT. Jos
hAydocks signature is attached to zach Box
OF Pills or Pot OF Ointment and the end will
soon DO reached.
Tho pubiio's obsdiont servants,
HOLLOWAY b 90.
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OUR Democratic papers will be
pleased TO learn that their anxiety
for MIR. Schurz is groundless. He
will not be shelved, bat will continue
in the field he has had no disagree
ment with any member of the Ma
tional Republican Committee, and he
cherishes q cheerful confidence in O
Republican victory in Indiana aud
Ohio--all Of which tho New York
Times states by authority.
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A CAR ID.

To all who ore suffering from The
errors and indiscreiions Of youth. nervous
weakness. early decay, loss Of manh ood,
60, will send receipo that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This gleat
remedy was discovered by Q missionary
In South America. Send . self.addresssd
envelope 10 the REV. JosEpn 7. lxMAx,
Station d. Bible House, New York City.
Apr Goth Gun.
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F. A. Beamish, Sergeant at arms
OF the Democratic Assembly of Penn
sylvania, who is under indictment
for appropriating $4,000 school
money to his own use, has been
nominated for Senator by the Dem,
ocrats Of Luzerne. lIurrah for Til
den, Beamish and Reform
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IT has been ascertaiued that not q
man Of the Molly Maguires in
Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania, is a
Republican, but nearly every man
killed by thom was o Republican.
j. j. Slatterly and several other
democratic politicians are now un.
dergoing trial for conspiring to muir
der William and Jesse Major.
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The Birmingham (Ala.) Iron Ag

The Birmingham (Ala.) Iron Ag,
contains the following advertise
fvONfEDERATE MONDAY wANTE D.
VPEHSONS having Confederate m D y Of
bonds u OF the proper issue and denomin alton,
can md purchaser at fair prices BY quirine
at this once,
And we may swear that IL is in.
serted by q Democrat who sees The
drift Of things il Tilden is elected
and tho Democrats regain power in
the Federal Government.
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Two hundred and fifty.one thou.
sand four hundred and sixty-three
cash admissions 10 the Centennial
Exhibition, at Philadelph 10, on the
2Sth ult., Pennsylvania day, without
counting dead-heads. 1t was the
greatest crowd that was over seer
on this continent, and none who saw
it will ever see it's like again.
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CAUTION.

NOfICE ~ nereDy gwen That the
IN following srticlss have bssn purchs Sad By
the undsrsisnsd. o Oonstsbls's Sale, and lsft u
urs. All persons are csaiiousd ma 70 med
dis OF iptsvfess With ths sspe, visi q Ohsivs.
Sink, Beds s.d Bedding: clock. . Tshiss, q
y1A carpet. pststoss tn The gsound. trunk, Z
] tub Rubbss. Dough Trey.
Beaver spstrgs, sept. ss,:lJIS.
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Hill and Pullman, two Of the FL
wood IN. J.) swamp fiends, were
yesterday convicted Of murder in the
tirst degree, aud Dayton, who turn
ed States evidence, was convicted
OF murder in the second degree.
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When Tweed was taken on board the
Franklin his companion, Hunt, was
liberated and immediately sought an
American friend Il The Hotel Europa
in vigo, Registered - u. Stands,
but who u supposed 10 bs Twssd's
son.
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So far there have been eight mem-
bers OF the next House Of Represen-
tatives elected and 80 far they have
been all Republicans. This promises
well.
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TnE nation will have its opinion Of
n man who requires 80 much time
and five columns Of space to deny q
charge Of falsifying his income tax
returns. Press.
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County Ticket.

THE Republicans Of Indiana expect
10 gain at least four members Of
Congress. There is q danger Of the
loss Of ono TO the grcenbackers.
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Worms Worms Worms 1!

y =. kunkers Worm Syrup never fails N de.
stfoy Pin scat and stomach worms. Dr. Kun-
Tape worm In hours, alive With head, and M
ice until removed. Common sense teaches n
Tape worm bs removed all other worms can be
readily destroyed. Sent for circular TO r. y.
Kunkei. $50 North Ninth street, Phiiadcip hia,
Pa, or call on your druggist for q bottle Of
kuukeps Worm syrup, price u. II never falls,
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0veRNMeMT STOCKS. &C.-Clos.
" Ing Priees Of Dx HAvgH 4 TowHsEHD, 10
South tt, ,rd Street Philadelphia. Stocks. bought
and soll either for cash or on margin. Sept.
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We notice in our exchanges many
calculations of the probable result Of
the presidential election, some OF
which from Republican sources,
claim from 220 to 255 votes for
Hayes, while the Democrats, by
claiming states which they have not
a shadow Of chance of securing, elect
Tilden. The outlook at present, we
think cannot be more fairly stated,
for both parties, than 10 this way
, 1876-08-20

1t is about time for at e,raccd public to rise
op and repel this invasion Of sacred rights aud
privileges. An insitlious foe has penetrated the
rleasure-grounds Of the people, wckedly i'll
tent upon spreading desolation and pimples
throughout the community. 1t is the ruthless
1oSleodtndron. Armed with its lurking glands
o' po:sou,-a poison said to be as baiefu as that
once attributed to tic Cpas-trcc Of the Malay
1s!ands,-ith has contrivei to steal into the most
c'e'asled et all the city parks Under the false pre-
1tnsc Of being rcs;se> table, commonplace kind
u shrub. whca, III fact. it was nothing
c'ofe nor less than Il vegetable desperate.
os what speclous promises or under what de-
Sel'uve guise it induced the park workn,cn to
remove 1t from is native swamp and transplant
a1onss With the other and more deccnt bushes
Will probably never be discovered without the
:aost probing investigation. In such an aggra-
'a1eo case as this, OF course, ell opinion should
&C suppressed rnti! tic law has taken its
c'ufse' yet VT can scarcely refrain from hazard
ils The conjecture that McCAFFREy had a hand
II Ait-certaioly, if there was any money in the
1o:,.
Without at this moment entering into fur
toer examination Of :he means by which the
ruthless TuEi>oicn,!7on Obtained an entrance
'ato Lincoln Park, it may be- well to consider
, 1876-08-20

.o-+o;n persons who may be interested IN his
t,,-ootercd exposures haye visited H1IpnRE1H
:. 1,;s retreat Mt Windsor, but with what re-
s-,+ ;s not known. HnDnETus threat is
r,,3erstood to refer particularly TO the details
~ t,,c :.lLer1nanic transactions with the
ra;l:oaa and gas people, aad it may be
.1,ot M he could communicate something
- nubiic interest on these sub
;acts since there is 10: much doubt
hat if there was n ring, H1LDrETH
m r,s one Of the principal members. The
.ron1ae about all this IS that NILDnE1H
s..,as in this community in very much the
roue attitude as JAKE REIN; and, while the
nrol,ab,lities ~ of the case would exact public
.rcacrce in my exposure he might make OF
.,rrn,tion in the recent City Government, he
.o,1d mt be believed in court and before
;rrr except rs his statements should be cor
s.,,,oratcd by other evidence, personal or
documentary. 1t Tic same time. wc have
=, objection to li1LpEErE's holding the rod
arar ANYBODY who has been implicated with
him in local blackmail or bribery, aud We
rcn7a even enjoy seeing him use the rod
m,bIiclv, though not at tue expense OF his
ecr,, immunity and his return to this city. 4
community that has suffered H11DnErH and
~ r;a of him, does not want him again at
,,r nrice
, 1876-08-20
GRAND SUEihIER-RESORT HOP,


OcoSoMowoc, Wis, Aug. 1o.-The hop at
GiHord's last night was unqucstonably the
largest and most pleasant affair Of the season.
Seventeen out OF the twenty dances on the pro-
grammc were danced to enchanting music fur
nishcd by Bach's Orchestra, Of Milwaukee,
uutchins, M]waukce's celebrated cornet-playcr,
being ore OF the musicians. Guests from
Draper Hall and the Townsend House were
present, and joined in the festivities i'll manner
showing due appreciation Of the greatest social
event OF the season. Among the many hand
somely-dressed ladies present who deserve to
be compliulented on their social and terpsicho-
reau abilities Us displayed throughout the entire
evening, I remember the following: Mrs. J.
P, Carr, Mrs. J. G. Kelly, Mrs. c. r Thompson,
Mrs. William EoH, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Henry
Brentano, and Miss Sylvester, OF St. Louis;
Miss Norris, Miss Fess, Miss Elsie Ferguson,
Miss Mason, aud Miss Hattie Allen, of 3liiwau-
kec; Mrs. L. 4. Banell, Miss Booth, and Miss
Manse, Of Chicago; Miss Fanny Mann, Miss
Lula Anderson, Mrs. Charles kittredge, and
Miss Mary Draper, Of OcoEomowoc. Among
those present who cid not join in the dancing,
l noticed Mrs. William Hyde, Mrs, Wallace, and
Mrs. Ada, Of St. Louis, aud Airs. Il. =. Ander-
son, Of Ocon0moWoc.
, 1876-08-20

the investigation would require balloon THIS
the matter stands at present. Mr.. Turner's is
positively the only rendering establishment
which q ee ss s1S : e sa h
that Mr.. Turner has still further per
fcctcd his apparatus so rs to produce
gas for lighting purposes, aud with
this lights his entire establishment.
ming tho gases in its scco,la stage into gasomc-
ter, and i'll emerging it pasacs through Il tank
charged with carbon oil. The gas thus burned
is Of an excellent kind, and he thinks he could
produce easily enough from his place alone to
light tut whole OF Archer avenue.
While visiting Mr.. Turner's rendering house
yesterday TRIBUNE reporter rbceoMcinterestcd
III another branch Vi that gentlemau's cxtcn-
siye business. It was that OF
BUTTER-MAKISG-
Let not the delicate-stomached reader stare!
Butter Is made,-and very good butter too,-
out OF the fat Of animals in the rendering house.
It is q thoroughly scientific operation. Sunle
years ago, N. Mcge Mouricz, French
scientist, was commissioned by the French Gov
erIlnent to make sOille researches with q view
to obtain for the use Of the navy aud the poorer
classes quality OF butter that could be pro-
0uccd at 9 much less price than the osd;uary
market article He proceeded Oil strictly scic,'tc
principles Having obtained several n,ilch cows,
nc put them on stri:t diet for several weeks.
He found that while they decreased materially
III " tltuL t.la0 SitE 4CoS HIN. LuC Nlilh aiHl15
contained butter. Where could the butter come
from! Certainly not from the food of the cat
tic, as they were given scarcely enough to sus-
tain life. He came to the logical conclusion
that the butter which he had obtained had
been gotten from the fat Of the
animals. That fact established, his next idea
was to copy the natural operation Of butter
making by using cows fat. He soon succeeded
iu transforming this fat into butter by the
process.
In Mr.. Turner's establishment the French
process is substantially carried out The clearer
pieces Of fat are first ground up between two
cylinders, and dropped into vat, where the
1nass is steamed at i gentle heat, generally
about 100 degrees. FROM here it is transferred
TO hydraulic press and subjected to high
degree OF pressure, whici, eliminates the
stearsnc from the olcomar3arinc, leaving the
latter III the state OF natural butter, minus the
salt. alr. Turner intends to go into this manu-
facture extensively, and has already found
market for all bis product in England, whittier
he is now shipping III large quantities. 1t is
needless to say that the butter is in every way
equal in flavor and hcalthlulness to the best Of
tile ordinary gradcs,-in fact, it is claimed that
It contains much less water aud animal sub
stance than the ordinary bntter, those being the
ingredients which render butter rallcid; aud
also, that for the same weight it furnishes more
rcnt,ine },tttcr
, 1876-08-20
MOONLIGHT,

See the bright moon gently rising,
And its rays Of silver play
On the dcecy clouds Of evening;
Beauteous ending o; the day.
Hear the light breeze softly signing,
As a love sick maiden yrieyes;
Spirit VOICES gently dying,
hid the rustic Of the leaves.
Fading softly, fading slowly,
Day leaves Earth; its dying light
AZ good soul, pure and holy,
Yields to the eternal night. ..-.
AUGUST, 1876. .. Fl. McNCL7y.
, 1876-08-20

The ladies'. will be interested, though not
pleased, to know that combination has been
formed to put up the price Ut silks. The reason
Of this is thu partial failure Of the production Of
the silk-worm during the last year. But there
is one thing which the silk men must not ignore,
and this Is that silk is by no means 4 necessary
and indispensable article; and, if those who have
stocks OIL hand undertake to discount the short
production, and realize unreasonable profits on
the goods they now hayc the consumption will
be iounl to fall oH in Z larger degree than the
temporary decline in the production. The
Use Of silk in this country Increased enor-
mously during a few years, partly on account Of
the extravagant habits Of the times and partly
because the amount OF the production has made
it cheap. But, as it becomes dcarcr, the tende1,-
cy to economy will assist the people in dispens-
ing with it largely, aud those who are raising
the prices arc likely to oyerrcach themselves.
, 1876-08-20

until you have seen Dr.. Ecilly's new apparatus.
DR.. r invented the original Health-Lift, and
improved A1ann's Reactionary and Aiarsh's
Spriny machine. But he now believes lie has
perfected an apparatus which more nearly than
anv other fulfil]s tl,erequirements OF Ills system
OF Cumulative Exercise.
Those interested will 10 well to examine DR..
Reilly's Cumulative Reactiouary before pur-
chasing.
, 1876-08-20

In order to introduce the splendid rctouchins OF
his celebrated Berlin artist. Stevens. the photog-
raphcr, Madison street, corner State, will give
to every customer, for one week only. cabinet
picture, handsomely framed, 3x10, or one dozen
best porcelain finished carL dc ysite photographs
, 1876-08-20
A Wonderful Discovery by the
Great African Explorer.
The Dwellcrs upon hit. Gammonbara-
CARA Prove to Be Fugitives
from America.
Capture Of Ross Tweed While Acting
rs 1Iedicinc-Ma for kabba Rega.
Stanlie Writes from Tripoi for Another
Boz Of Books On African E1-
ploratiou,
TO the Editor ar The Tribure

cu,r.co Ar,r oo ,,Tha "a.,s
~ 1r..Sr p'Hs AS 1ctael
recipient to the writer, and thc latter. brlcyino
that ,,v ;nf.rn,at;a. o-'> ''':
'1 '"Ao4 nta' WI eoneefn'is7 Inc latest
African discoveries will interest your readers,
submits tia samr f,r n,,,;c,ti,,,, ~. r..~s,;,
1~' P"01'-"'Ao'4' ". petn11a7
sion' ". Z. Il.
-
CAMr MEl1cAX. EASTERN SHORE OF LAKE Az
EEnF NiSA*zA: CEXTEAt AFEIcA.-nEAE c.: My
letters 70 tue Herata bearing date respectively lam
read 1y you, and III That case ynp will have asc=r-
talned the extent OF my accomplishments in Cen
tral Africa mp to the dates mentioned.
the letters afores:id to have passed through
rcs Of adventures almost too wonderful tor belief:
anu, having given you my wort before starting,
upon t9.s expeai!on that should eo'@: Ter i one
OF my 1irSt duties to correspond With you, vii!
now fnIhl! my agreement.
In my letters to the Iieratd. mentioned the
f'fe 81 my y1tspy erst9[oe to eSp!ofe the
from Tue east s'dc.-the hostility OF kah:H l;e:s,
the savage King OF Cnyaro. the country lying Ija
csrt 70 me lake preventing my 80 doing
inc klndnesS, however. of my firm friend and
any. Mteser' EmI'eror OF Nnsanda, who furnished
ule with the necessary means has enabled me to
oyeEeoM,e NJ al1 obstacles in my path onward:
Ihe Emperor having supplied NC will. so. 900
warriors tof tue purpose resolved to give battle
10 INC Lnyaso people, 10Y saw no other way OF
successfully exploring Lake Albert save from tie
eastern SIDE. kabbA 1lcsa. having received notice
found his forccs-an aimost Countless host
ofawn up ~ oa..c, array at the loot OF the great
mountain Gan1nonoaEaSarn- After all obstinate
contest, during which myself, with my elephant
rsis, SIC" -. or INC enemy. the tnya!o pcopfc
hen IN o!sosucl, 'caslns some thous:Hus o. thriF
tnnnnt ,n, 1 ciof " ot,;rar oi my eM
tation of samboozy in consequence Of his having
mo am A. M pFosea Or nvalaab'
p:odIyies of vaos. The results OF this great VIC
, 1876-08-20
The OLDEST FIRM IN CHICAGO.

Cook McLain, dyers and clothes cleaners
(both for ladies and gents), so Dearborn, 93 anu
28l West Madison street, claim, and without doubt
aze, the Oldest firm in Chicago.
, 1876-08-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To Hons+kc~pcrs.-Tte attention Of heads
Of families is invited to the superior quality Of Bur
ne:rs Fiuyotine Extracts They are highly con-
centrated, have all the freshness and delicacy Of
the fruits from which they are prepared. and are
1eba extensive,
, 1876-08-20

went to the manufacturers Of America, though
with our direct line Of communication from San
Francisco much Of it might have been secured.
We hope there will be q general improvement Of
the opportunity offered ut the Sydney Exhibition
to acquaint the people OF New South Wales aud
Australia with the chea9ncss and excellence OF
American products. Further information ,:.ay
lie obtained by addressing CHARLES ROBINSON,
Secretary OF the New South Wales Commission.
Main Building, Philadelphia. or Ju1.ssJorp.xr,
Secretary of the Sydney Exhibition, No. 227
George street, Sydney, New South Wales.
, 1876-08-20
A WORD TO O,In READERS.

We can recommend James P. Dalton. No. 102
State street. as one Of the oldest, largest, and
most relisblt dealers in stoves. furnaces ranges.
rcfrigerators, ETC., in Chicago and good place to
, 1876-08-20

Beauty ResaIned, Beauty Retained. by the
use Of that most harm less and delicate prepa1a-
contain no lead, zinc, bismuth, or chalk. Price
In large bottles reduced to 81.
, 1876-08-20

Everybody should know OF DIR. McChesney's
dental rooms, 50 popu1a.iy recommended by aIf.
gold filings 1T the usual rates.
S. for the best set
, 1876-08-20

Ladies', II you feel 1anEuid or exhausted,
with no inclination To exercise. use that valuable
tonic Boland's Aromatic Bitter Wine Of Iron. De-
Dot, 50 Clark street.
, 1876-08-20

There Is every reason to believe that the
charges made against DR., McV1cKAn have been
manufactured out Of whole cloth, and were
trumpcd up to satisfy resentment and revenge
at his efforts to break up the old scavenger
ring. The circumstances all lack confirmation
of the stories which the scavengers tell. One
point is particularly worthy Of note. At the
time when one scayenger says he agreed to pay
DR.. McVlcKAR 500 for certain contract, the
Doctor did not have the power to confer the
contract upon him, being but one member Of
the Board, aud, as soou Us the Doctor became
possessed Of exclusive authority In the matter
that is, when the Board was abolished and he
was made Commissioner OF Health), he
took immediate steps to take the work
out Of this PERSONS hands and place him on q
footing with the other scaveugers. Both these
circumstances are III direct contradiction Of the
assertion that he had agreed to take money
from the man who now charges it upon him.
As to the story Of another scavengcr, that he
saw McV1cKAR hand back roll OF money to
DowSEY, SAYING he could not tnke money, but
would accept DowSEr's horse. it is simply pre-
pos:erous. No QUE who has ever known DR.. Nc
V1cKAR has denied him his full share Of CON-
mon sense, and no sensible man would place
himself In the power OF scavcnger in this care
less way The probability is that DR.. NcF1cKAR,
in introducing reforms into the scayengcr work,
where, from all accounts, they were needed, Gu
conutercd couple Of constituencies fellows,
who took this means Of breaking down his pur-
pose. This is probably the view the Council
Committee will lake OF the affair.
, 1876-08-20

Healing by laying OF hands by DR..
Rroadbeut. Palmer House, Pas1or \. He can re-
fer to scores Of patients now under his treatment,
and to u2uy he has cured IN this city AuYlce Tree