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The New York herald., 1877-01-23
THE GREAT FORGERY.

ARREST or GEORGE W. CHADWICK, TIE Al
LIGED PRINCIPAL OF THE FoRGERs--wHAT
THE COUNSEL FOR THE UNION TRUST COM
pANy HOPE TO ACCOMPLISH.
The expected arrest has at length been made Aftor
sharp hunt, lasting nearly two days, the detectives
yesterday came up with the man, George H. Chadwick,
of whom they were in Search aud took blm into
tody. He was placed in close carriage and brought
RAPIDLY possibly to the court presided
by Justice kilbresh There u short
ANIMATION was held, and upon the repre-.
sentations OF the officers. Justice Kbrcth committed
the prisoner TO the Tombs to await the examination at
ten O'Clock to-day, at the Tombs Police Court. This
capture is regarded most important one, for the
prisoner believed 10 have bccn deeply involved n tho
late forgery and 1t thought that the evidence already
collected against him suicen, to insure convc.ion.
the prisoner well known the detectives hard
character, and has long bcen under moro or loss
strict surveillance When arrested by Detectives Field
and O'Connor yesterday at his rcputed place Of
business, No. 50 Dey street, Chadwick made 10
ON his person when arrested IN $500
bonds purportns TO be issued by the Land
THE EvIDExcE AGAINST CHADWICK.
Mr.. Wheeler II. PccKham was applied TO yesterday
The character OF the evidence which connected him
with tho forgery II WAS asccr;aincd from him that
large ot evidence has poen secured the
prisoner, bot that Is the desire OF tho prosecuting
counsel 10 use little 0f this possible
IN tho preliminary examination. As the aiidsvns
had not been closely examined as yet IL was imposs.
bic be sald to give the special points which would DC
introduced cotnnital OF the prisoner. aud
no man ilue OF evidence could be ndicatcd because
u was the purpose OF counsel TO give only what
absolutely demanded BY thc law. It. could bc SAID,
however, that the prisoner Chadwick was considered
principal IN The forgery. He was connected,
10 thought. with the issuing "f tue
rorged check, though the engraving. IL would secn
sns cxccutca by other parties H. Was the object of
.hc prosecution, OF course to establish the existence
vf confederate relations IN the case between Chad
wick and tho Two men previously arrested, Maxwell
aud Brown All arrests that were deemed necessary
would made. aud u was the intention Of those man.
aging tho 10 secure every member OF the
gang II was considered more importance to obtain
the Of the 0grrs than 10 recover Tho money
iraudulsnlIy Obtained. There might bc other forged
cheeks outstanding besidcs the $U4 coo onc but the
exiusence or such iorgercs known 10 the
ayers OF the cssc.
cbsDwick's ''rARDSEE.'
Until tho time his arrest Chadwick figured as tho
partneT ol one N. r.. Smith, and for The last four
months they have carried on business Oh the top
noor of No IS hey street. corner OF Church The cs-
tubiishmrnt visited yesterday Dy tue writer, but
she two men found in the place could give 10 account
ol IN, l.. smith 4 Co..
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WEATHER REPORT.
PLYMOUTH. Jan -. PM-wind Sc, fresh.
FOREIGN PORTS.

AUCKLAND NJ Dec (rot 4th) Sailed bark John Mah-
CADIz. Jan I0-ArrIved. bark Carlton, coggns. New
HONG Kosc Dec Arrived, ship Cuswatsr. Creeman,
ion Mowes singapore sth bark Harriet Carlton, Hark
ino,ao Dec arrived bark G whitmore. Tilton
MAs!I., My a2-ssed, s.,k S6.ssss ,sr'; sharp,
s~husc Mathew Do asS Dark john B"myan
In port Dec l. barks oberon GeD. -. and oecd Ba1
NASSAU NP Jan Arrived schr Sarah Douglass tBr,
s ss orig; Gao: s:osss qss. s; sss
bark Aaiae!s. Alm,ida. San francisco: v,
s Rose
no JAshIno Dec l7--As!yed brig, ssnorss Townsend
Sailed id,h scir tiance do I.smme New York i?s..
SfIs fss &ss; sssra Bs,sss xss y::s '' ' c., M a
nsvs Msocn from do ss!s, % r %:nsr
chspms" uns; ' tlss Esshreh. Ger, wisehsgsn. ioi
for Hampton Roads: Jane Wheaton iRi Irownns. TOT
D,sSy ss .'S from Ii" ", .ehr. w.ans
. sdx.d sr
% sys el .s. sn % sBss sd ss: R
Br, for New York Doth pus In for harbor Nellie
Gsarsa ion, Srs Matte Russell Ea:ssIi Hsy.n. y
VALPARAISO, Dec l4-Arvod, ship Empre. Leckie. TAI
cahuano.
tPpx SrrAxpr Cry or BxnLIx.i
ANTWERP. Jsu T-ssiled, Nicoo Tomasso, Nassueate.
New York: sth, Ecuador. Hughes, Sandy Hook
AMER, Dee 2-Passed. Hoosey, Frost from Hong Kong
for New York.
BKrsrcL iPilp, Jan Sin port, Belmont. Blasdon for
Pcnsacoia
BoRpEArx-Sailed from Pauline Ian Omega. Fiasco-
New York esh spsranxa Olsen. do; rido rhorsen
Hampton Roads. .
nsssss Jan oss,Isd America sas 80, De Lmon New
BArAyIA Dec 5Sailcd, Casttne Avery English Channel
CAsrkLLAxARE, Jan 3-Saied. Canddesss Lsuro, Lsuro
New York; Selma stamford. Moresea, do
DovRR Jan spassel, Holland 90. Heey. from London
DunIIS Jan s-Arrived. Great Broughton. Edkin. San
Francisco.
a;,nHILrAn Jan ARRIVED. Martha p Tucker Tucker,
Porto s,esno tamd cleared tor Phlaiephal Midas Frost
Caantn (and cleared for sandy Hook Cnione Carrao
GGEENocx. Ian 6rNilcd, lona Klein. Pensacola; Ethi
cpia ~, craig New York.
fiiuII Jan s-Arrived. Nancy. Graf. New York Niny.
Sailed sti. India, Moran. New Orleans; Aimo. Bremen.
| Philadelphia.
HARrLhPooL (wosp. Jan 7Arrived, Atlantic. German,
| New \ ork.
iiolymr.p Jan 5On Lake SUPERIOR Stewart, from Idv.
Arrived sth d NASH sheldon, Liverpool for Havana;
Antonictta. Gsxxoo. for New York; Agnes Campbell,
| Thomas. Liverpool Tor Halifax
isLE OY WiGHT--Anchorcd at the Motherbank, Jan u,
Hermod, krog from London for New Orleans
LivERrodL, Jan 9-Arrivcd, Celtic go, Glesdcl New
York.
ra Nyanxa. Large San Frnncco 9Th. sralsund. Oehl-
berg, New York Great Western Simmons do. Omoa Nc.
Williams Wilmington; Shclburne, Murphy, Tybee So
phia date Dexter, Chrstohes. DO; Ralph Psaks. No.
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JANUARY 90, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. p, 1877.
ARRIVALS.


sEPoRrxp ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer City Of Berlin tBr. Kennedy Liverpool Jan TO-
with mdse and % passengers TO j u Dale.
Steamer State of Texas, Nickerson Galveston Ian II
and Key West l7th with mdse and passengers to IL Nal
Steam ysnoke Couch Richmond City Point and
ok mdse and Old Dominion Steamship
Co. Ian IL 4:lJ Pm. II miles of Abseconb lighthouse.
passed 3masted schooner showing private signal white
nag with red b.
steamer Fanit., Howe, Philadephia wish mdse to VIM
Clyde 4 Co.
steamer Lizzie Henderson (new, 2sl tons. Raymond,
Philadelphia IN ballast TO master -rt
Steamer Perkiomen. Pierce. Phiiadelphu for Boston.
Bark Frances iilyard (r Cam. Bremen via Tybee 95
days. In ballast to Boyd uncken No date. &c, had ~
heavy WSw gale. lasting days in which lost an entire
suit OF sails; wAs blown on the c0ast . timos.
Bark Victoria (Ge Corles Antwerp via Hampton Roads
80 days. in ballast to Tobns Co. Had tue weather
Brig Rock tBr, Wright London via Delaware Brcak
brig Nellie Higgins Turks Island Ii days, with salt
Roche, Bros Co.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
Steamer City of New Bedford. Fish. New Bedford
Steamer Albatross. Davis. Fall River for New York.
SchP Gerrish Pike, Calais for New York. an 10
10 AN. on Plum Island. run into by an unknown
carrying away the iibboom and bead an
weather the time quite thick and had taken
every precaution avoid collisions by burning torches
blowing fog trumDets, &C.: hailed the steamer and
quested them to lay by until the
damage uninteliigble reply made but she
her part OF the steamer painted white
think she boat
Schr Ehie simmons, Simmons, Boston for Amboy.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer rranconis, Bragg. Now York for Portland
Steamer Thetis. Young, New York Tor Providence.
The New York herald., 1877-01-23
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY

ben % do; Gsorgn. Bsrssls.to. Philadelphia; Oakland
S Great MS ossa va Gssd S Annie smu warand from
Liverpool for New York: w..
na catered out to rsssrn Kate Crosby Hilbert dos
Alan. sranaberg: Bull River; Atlas. Powers Portland
En,sIsa sss s;h: Rhine: stsson for New York.
Arrived at Grave.snd 9th. Marie from Montreal
Lynn Jan s-saied, David s. Rovegno BatImore LIDO.
sovIlLa. Jan s-Arrivsd. Village Bexs Little. Baisi.
mere for Loadondsrry ,,.., 6.
Thomas iSsiore reported sailed dec so
PORTLAND Jan Put the Roads, Cornelius Grnuell.
PonrssourH. Jan s-sailsd Eva L Leonard. Packer
QuksSsrowS. Jan 8 Arrived. ssron Jensen. Baltimore.
STOCKTON. Jan s.saiicd. p,etro. cahsro, Boston. m
sT4yASGx. Dec 2sArrived Byfoged Christensen, Thor
TRIESTE. Jan 5-ssied Idea, cOppola, New York.
Gnrnsocx. Jan o-rhe Mary Jane. from the Clyde for
hoasd during very high tide evening Of the 7,h has
not sustained injury aud was towed here TO-
day to ascertain damage.
GIBRALTAR Jan s-The speedwell United States bark,
has been advertised for sale on the 18th Of Jan.
LvERrooL Jan Sit Is estimated from the present ap
York reports that Dec 2e during gale wind in lat
~ IS Ion 81 IS W the cargo Cndan corn, SHIFTED and
spare and all movable things swept ovor
hoard and portion Of the Luwsks port side Was car
LxIr. Jun e-John Liddle pilot. reports that seaman
was
during the voya,e from Leth to Phladeiphia Deceased
was ~ years OF age. and u native OF Sweden
PLYMOUTH Jan The Aradnc Bale. arrived yesterday
from Philadelphia with loss OF sails bulwarks and other
damage.
The Russian bark Lainetnr Rosenberg. from London for
south Carolina. put In hero to-day with loss OF sails
RosTocK. Jan 6-The Ale andrnc. Rckeles, from New
York for Pllau which nut into Wanenunie Dec % alter
being aground will probably discharge her here and
cndeNvors being sde to take the
cargo O to its destination.
RIO GRANDE Doc 9-The W Coffin American schooner.
Chisain which arrived Nov 2 from Rich mond iour)
has condemned sold Dee by order OF the
American Consul. realizing u 2,02O'tOa
TRALEx, Jan 8-The bark James Duncan. Kirkham
black oat) from Prince Edward Island for Cork for orders
be disabled in Dingle; orrmas
shifted and vessel leaky condition Master is in charge
and las wired for tug.
WEYMOUTH. Ian SThe bnrk Oxford. Of Liverpool White
Havre for Southwest Pass ballast has in with
five streaks list ballast shifted and refusing trim
upright
The New York herald., 1877-01-23
CLEARED.

Steamer Montana (Br), Bcddoe. Liverpool-wilsms
GuiOu.
steamer Pioneer. wakeey. Wilmington. NC-wm p
Clyde Co.
steamer Franconis Bragg Portland-J F Amss.
Bark caro-. Cay. Rio Jameiro Thomas Norton Co.
Bark t;azee. Duntze, Barbados II Trowbrdge's Sons
Bark Eliza Barss (Br). vesey. Hamilton Bermuda)-A
Tucker.
Brig Maruiccia Gslstols dtal) Esposito Exmouth. E.
Funch, kdye TO.
Brig Edwin Rowe, Schults Laguayra and Porto Cabeo-
Joseph AnHosttut.
Brig Dart (Brl. Golfer. 81 Jago-J whitssy l. Go:
Brig Lizzie Wyman Fossett. HavHna-6 Metcaf Co.
schr Eothen s Mar Cape Verde Islands and West
Of Africn-John q Morrison.
Schr susan B Ray. Endcott, Havana-Brett. Son Co.
Schr Z Sanchez. Benson, Havana-Janss W kwell 4
Co.
schr Lsodsmia (Br), Pstsons, st Johns, NFPerkins
job
Schr Leouora. Bonsey. Jacksonville Warren Ray.
Schr + Glover. InRsrsol Charleston-E ID aurlburt
Co.
schr Ida Thurlow. Mischsil, Portland. Me-Jed Frye
Co.
schr A Forsyth Hobbie. Bridgeport-sssmiord Manu.
featuring Co.
The New York herald., 1877-01-23
hen IN

bena, Gibbs
NoRroLx Jan 2l-Yesterday, as the steamer Newberne
OF the Old Dominion line coming into her wharf she
became somewhat owing to the strong south
ery wind which blowing the time. and into the
Norwegian bark lying the wharf 1t Graves
shipyard making hole in her side.
NgwPoRr RI. Jan 22-The President OF the company
owning titchburg OF New Bedford which
into the British schr Martha A. Of and from st John,
NB for New York. has been In to-day for the
Of examining the damage the schooner and make ar
Tor settlement at the The dischargng OF
the latter Saturday into schr Ganges.
which takes II to New York.
PMiLADELrmIA. Jan. 22-Schr s Noyes arrived the
21st Bnstou: ashore Cape Henopen before
reported, aud will on simpsons dock for repairs.
Sr JoHy NIB, Jan 22-Schr II Hostead OF and from
tina port for New York. ashore DipDer Harbor
saturday morning and badly damaged.
The New York herald., 1877-01-23
DOUBLY FALSE.

A Mr.. and Nrs. owens called ut the Washington
sosoes station house. Brooklyn last night, and stated
shas they had been robbed Oh;o OF silver watch
~ some clothing by u young man named william
R~nrots WHO lived III No osg, Fulton street. The
eused wos found and arrested He admitted the tIct
end satd that he had been - the employ oil MI Owens
Who vith his wife, engaged In travelling round
sha country. He left ohio on Auaust 81 and since
thee Mrs. Owcns, hc says, wrote hsm letters asking
aim V cops with her. The prisoner u held TO answer
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Black can buoy No /. ashore at Sandy ook
SPOKEN.

Ship Carl GcI. from Bremen Tor New York, Jan z lat
SO 81. Ion 20.
Peru sIr from Leh for San Francisco Oct So lat
33 - \. Ion COW.
An Italian bark, showing QpHT. frem Hull for Delaware
Bay. Dec IL. lat ~, lon 33.
A French bark. showing JMFB, from New Orleans Tor
Hmvre. Dec ?. lat 4H, Ion ~.
Schr Mark Pendleton BANGOR. from Brunswick. Ca
for Fal River mot beforc Jan 16 80 miles Of Hat
tarue
The New York herald., 1877-01-23
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Llcnr AT polxr BONITA, Cal

POINT BONITA. CAL.
WAsHiNGToN. Ian 2.The Lighthouse board gives notice
that and after Feb 1871 the second order nxed white
light will be again exhibited At Point Bonita Call but from
less elevated position and about 4 OF mile nearer the
point The light should be in clear weather from the
deck OF vessel IL feet above he Ia nautical miles
Black buoy No . Is ashore at Sandy Hook.
Capt Higgins of brig Nellie reports the erection Of
iron spilled showing fixed bright light visible
10 miles, Sandy Island sn the west side OF Antigua
The New York herald., 1877-01-23
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office
SfeIBls'
Destinafionl

pArEs or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOE rHH uoxTus
OF yASCARY AND FEBRUARY
The New York herald., 1877-01-23
SAILED
MARITIME MISCELLANY

Steamers Pioneer, for Wilmington, NC; Albemar
LewOs, Del.
The New York herald., 1877-01-23
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK--THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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YACHTS, sTEAMBOATs. 81

LvOR sALE-rIlk SCHOONER YACHT GLIMPSE
snsfh. 81 feet breadth. III $40 tect depth. ole lee,
2O31 tons In good condition throughout we'll found sail
Ing qualities fast F"r information apply to UALLCr
MOEGAN CO.. Groton. Conn.
The New York herald., 1877-01-23


MISCELLANEOUs.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
OFFICIAL LIST or THE DRAWING WHICH TOOK
PLACE JANUARY Is. 1877.
M. Priv. No. priy M Prfv. No Pri.e
III. $500 6lo9. :. $500 i2go4 $500 1888 $500
500 642I.. 500 l2967. 800 lsd35 500
14S.....500 65lS. 800 1865. 100 lS66l.
The New York herald., 1877-01-23

No Prise No Pre-. No Pyise No Prfse
s1l3 $1,000 1898. $500 1490 $500 1492 $500
7ll5. :. 1000 10000. 500
NEXT DRAWING FEBRUARY !. 1877.
L. MARTINEZ co. Bsnksrs.
10 Wall st., basement
In April 1873 sold the prize Of S5UOOu0 gold and
September !. 1875. sold and cashed Of $4,000
Gold and Havana Bank Bills bought and sold
Drafts on Havana Issued
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neither regions had made his appearance.
For . time Chabert was inspector of
the royal kitchen at the Tuileries; but
he was prone to go into the heated oven
and give out the dishes of baked viands
with his hands; the King, fearful of
sad results from such proclivities, dis
charged him with small pension. He
went to Vienna, and in the presence of
the imperial family, sat in a r-barrel
flaming and smoking, until he was
blackened like negro. Coming to Eng
land he exhibited at White Conduit
House, where he entered huge oven,
took in leg Of mutton, shut thu door,
sang some French songs, and came out
with the mutton baker. On other oc-
casions he bore the heat of an oven rails
ed to 500 degrees. Repeatedly he swal-
lowed phosphorus and prussia acid, or
appeared to do so; but when Mr.. Wak]ey,
editor of the Lancet, proposed to adj
minister the last named powerful poison
as test, Chabert refused to comply.
This and other circumstances led to the
failure of the fire-king as a profitable
exhibition. There is no doubt that,the
man possessed exceptional personal
peculiarities; but it can as listle be
doubted that he supplemented these by
precautionary measures, such as we
have already mentioned.
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The EDITOR takes pleasure in calling the At
tention OF sufferers from rheumatism, govt,
neuralgia, and lumbago, to Durang's Kheu-
matte Remedy. 1t has been before the public
for three years, and, it is said, has nerer failed
ia single case. II is taken internally, and
cures at once. Sold by Wholesale and retail
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The BEST YET

The Sunday School Times OF which Fl. Clay Trum-
bull and George A. Peltz are editors, and John Wanna
maker Is publisher will In 1877, contain cr notes
and A. g. Hendricks popular exposition OF the
lessons every week. by the Rev. Newman Hall, OF
truths by H: Clay Trumbul This plan fuller
and better lesson helps than can be obtained else
where. The Times II sent to subscribers, three
months on trial, for Is cents; one year, els
For seven cents there will be sent specimen copy
OF the Scholars Quarterly, the best Sunday school
lesson help for scholars published.
Specimens OF the Weekly Lesson Leaf sent free.
The most complete leaf Of any; although Is sold at
SO low u price. Address,
JOHN D. WATTIEs. Business Manager,
6l0 Chestnut Street, Phadephlt
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VERMONT will take the dickering palm
from Connecticut. A Mendon man Wis
tied Rutland a few days ago. and traded
horses nine times during the da> aud
at night had the same horse witt. {. ...ch
he started in the morning, $45 in money,
a watch worth $25, double barreled
shotgun; and four bushels of potatoes.
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CANCER CAN BE CuRED.-DR. BoND, Of Phil
adelphia, announces his discovery for the radi.
cal cure Of Cancer. No Knife! No Painn
No Caustic! Remedies with full directions
sent anywhere. Pamphlets aud particulars sent
free. Address with stamp, DR.. n. 7. BoxD, $50
North Broad st.. Philadelplda. Pa.
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Dr. La Mara 4eninal Fills, far Seminal
Weakness. Loss OF VigOr Sexual and General De.
bility. Physical and Mental Prostrati0n, and the
many ailments arising from ndscretion, self abuse
over-work and over-anxiety. To those In need of {
speedy and reliable remedy for the above com.
plants, DIR. LA MARS SEMINAL PILLS rec
commended Thousands testify to their inertia
Price, ~ 50 per bottle Sent by express o. D., to
any address. secure from observation. A. McBoyle
Co.. Druggists, San Francisco, (P O. box 1852, sole
agents, to whom all orders should be add. essed.
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Help for Hard Tlmes.'-Read the adj
vertsement elsewhere on this subject. You can
not expend small sum just now better than TO
get the help there GENERALIZATION.
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MWoSer'o Pebble kpeeeNeSea.
Directions and price Int mailed free. Orders By
mall receive prompt attention. Goods forwarded
per Wella Fargo Co. e. y. u fsubject approvall
9ush. San RTnncfnc0. California
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Z. Butseraek 4 Ce's Patterns,
The standard Of fashion. Fall styles Just re-
ceived. Send postage stamps for catalogue. Also
best quality sewing machine Needles Tor all ma
chimes, fifty cents per dozen. H. A. Deming, l24
Post street San Francisco.
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80 Teeth saved Sc
PAINLESS DENTISTRY. Nitrous Oxide Gas
administered for painless extraction Of teeth
OF Artificial Teeth warranted to last ten years. from
oeo upward. Gold and silver nilings 1t reasonable
ter street. San Francisco (Use the eIeyator.l
DIR. 4. MOBFEW.
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From Rev. Sylvanus Cobb, OF BOst0n, 70
merly Editor OF the 8. Christian Free.
man,

to be informed of the result of the trial of the
PERUVIAN SYRUP in my family. Ny daughter
was brought low bG typhoid fever last Spring,
weak, and the simplest food distressed her. For
condition but from the LIST of September last,
when she commenced taking the Syrup, the d.
gestive functions improved. and she steadily
gained strength and vivacity; and now, after
taking two bottles. she is restored to good state
Of health indeed, she appears more really heal
opinion that the "Protoxide Of Iron," contain
ed in the PERUVIAN SYRUP, was adapted to her
case, and effected what no other known medi-
cine could have effected.
Yours truly, 8. COBB.
Sold by all druggists.
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"a Drowni.s MA. viii Catch ~ straw.

IA DrOWnl0g Man VIII Catch @ . straw"
If he catch it, it will do him no good. Thou
sands of people, who have neglected colds and
coughs until they haye become dangerous, will
rush to almost every snostrum for relief. ThiS
is why SO many experiments are tried by the suf-
ferers. Go to your druggist, buy bottle Of
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, and use it
with confidence. It will benefit at once and ul-
timately cure. 1t is no straw it is cable we'll
tried hold on 10 it and be saved. Sold by all
druggists.
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SoHHNoK's MANDRAKE PILLS

will be found to possess those qualities necessary
to the total eradication Of all bilious attacks,
prompt to start the secretions Of the liver, and
give healthy tone to the entire system. Indeed,
1t is no ordinary discovery in medical science to
have invented remedy for these stubborn COM
plants, which develop all the results produced by
heretofore free use of calomel, mineral justly
dreaded by mankind, and acknowledged to be des-
tructive in the extreme to the human system. That
the properties of certain vegetables comprise all
the virtues Of calomel without its injurious ten
denotes, is now an admitted fact, rendered indis-
putable by scientific researches and those who use
the Mandrake Pills will be fully satisfied that the
best medicines those provided by nature in the
common herbs and roots of the fields.
These pills open the bowels and correct all bill
ious arrangements without salvation or any Of the
injurious effects of calomel or other poisons The
secretion Of bile Is promoted by these pills. will
be seen by the altered color of the Stools and dis
appearing of the sallow complexion and cleansing
Of the tongue.
Ample directions for accompany each box of
pills.
Prepared only by J. H. Schenck Son, at their
principal Office, corner Sixth and Arch Streets,
philadelphia and for sale by all druggists and
dealers. Price Is cents per box.