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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-06
SOLICITING CLIENTS.

There were two young women In tho Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court yesterday who appeared d.n1den,
about transactiDg tho business that brought them
there. Tnis did escape the walchlui eye OF
..Jimmyn SANDS VINO accostcd them at once.
Jimmy" not a stranger 10 the den Of he
Ponce Court and IL SAID 10 have pcd the functions OF
u .'solicitorn aud to have ga hered such stray
clients as passed. h,s way Tor tho net o:
prominent police court pieader. Ho devoted himself
20 scduiousiy 10 tho Two young women that onieer
Hugh Casey intericrod to prevent their being made
vIatims OF the sonctor's arts. The result that
AIR. sands sssuucd that ne outraged ana politely
tue officer that carrying the noa' and
dfca occupations would better bent h,m than
w. srinE tue buc aud brass oil tho iorcc. Casey
tcntcI himself with clearing the corriuor of MS
dcnonslratvo rcviler, but wuen tue latter returned
Win snow oil bravado qua INSISTED on clustering MS
way iutv court the oicer arrested nm anu had ma,
srraiaDcd BEFORE Judge kbrctb ON Cnafgs OF utter
iering VITA two anics and utterng disrespcctui Ian
Pussc 10 iInr ell. laVro was pause OF lev
moments a. tue charge was submitted to the Judge,
ana then Counsellor Mccieiiand hurried the assist,
aaee Of ms impcrnied employee. ON being adj
against all connected with The court aad
a. lenrIh buried one concentrated mass VI sarcasm
anu iuvcctlve al Sergeant fnompaon, whom the coun
seiior satircay denominatcd .na presiding Junction.
AIRY u tnis abode Of Justice" Judge kil1retn had
somewhat unsasily tolerated the CounscIIor's
ana wnen tolls last rhetor,caI pyrotcch.
mic wss discharged he arose IN his seat
at once. ! will nave you know that am presiding
here, and - you would have my opinion regarding
Tho court police viii say that they discharge thor
functions as would have them.p
Tho Counsellor attempted 10 waive the point Tor
moment, but Was called back TO u summary by tho
Court aud constrained TO dsavow any intended satire
IN making the remark.
Tho complaint against Sands was then listened 70
and Couas clior McCleiland's plea that ne was en-
pioyed SIMPLY TO Inform persons inquiring Tor him
where he could be found wcro met by officer Casey
charge OF something. In connection with these
Judge k1breth SAID ~ CUurt,a
tina. no soii.itatioa Of clients should DO
allowed In the chamber itself or IN tho
corridor without and tnat his opinion In Tho
matter was nnaL He then discharged Sinds, With an
admoniton To be moro careful IN the iuturs In his
manner OF accosting police officers, aud TO use his
seductive tongue only upon snch ptIvc cenls
~ he would mud upon the sidewalk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-06
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURES.

CLOSE or TIM ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND
sLssIoN-A PETTY SPIRIT SHOWN by THE
SENATE OVER BILL For ENTERTAINING
NEW YORK LEGISLATORS.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
TRENTON, Aprh Q, 1878.
Amer thirteen weeks or active Legislation the
hundred and second session OF the New Jersey Legs
laluro adjourned al twelve O'Clock last night Con-
trary to custom tbc republicans did not Offer M.
Esan, the Speaker Of tho House, complimentary
resolution. rno compliments had 20 emsnate IRON
hts own party. owing 10 his arbitrary ruiugs on
ponticai and general quest obs, MT Egan apparently
forfeited the corualily OF the republican,. senator
Ludlow, presiding officer OF the senate, was warmly
Congratulated by hts feow senators for his impartial
urbabe and upright conduct Austin ii. Patterson,
Clerk OF the House, was the recipient Of IMAM.
nous vote Of thanks for his efcioncy and courtesy
auring the session.
A LAST ATTACK.
Before the adjournment there exciting dis
cussion over the Incdcntas bill. winch amounted to
Sl6 0O0tnc largest over presented About ST. 600 of
tor the trial of ana expenses connected with
con testod election cases. BON houses uced " ny
aoout 81, 600 the senate particularly cutting u down.
The item OF $500 Tor the expenses attending the re-
ceivng and entertaining the delegation IRON the New
York Legislature was stricken out by the senate.
Members OF the committee viii be compelled TO Ego
around with the nat" aud make u ny by Subscription.
Inc sesson was remarkable only Tor its gerry man
dering measures and contests usurous rstcs OF
interest 10 capitalists aud others.
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motion then the House cannot proceed except under
authority OF resolution which viii nrst have 90
10 the Committee Rules and be reported back, aud
that viii involve minority report from the repu0-
lican members Of the committee, who will insist
upon the OF General Shields as embodied 10 the
resolution Of General Butler This fact Is generally
known, ana the members arc prepared for Is on
Monday.
THE LIFE SAVING SERVICE A REPORT ADVERSE
TO THE TRANSFER TO THE NAVY DEPART
MEET.
hcssrs Roberts, Kenner AMI Hubbei, . sub COM
mittee OF the Committee Commerce, Who have bad
under consideration for time subject OF she
Life Saving Service, reported this morning The full
COMMITTEES bill az substitute for the various other
bills on this subject They propose large increase
In the force and thorough OF the SER
vice. but they arc against the proposition to transfer
II TO the control OF the Navy Department
THE INDIANS IMPRISONED AT ST. AuousTISE,
FLA, RELEAsED-GooD EFFECT ANTICIPATED.
The Secretary Of War to-day acceded the request
OF the Commissioners OF Indian Affairs that the In
dam murdsrers imprisoned 81. Augustine, Fla.
be- brought 10 Norfolk by regular steamer OF the
9th inst, and orders have been issued that they be
put board at They will be sent from Nor
folk BY rail 10 Fort Sill Indian Territory,
whence they were brought IN captivity. There
are nov some sixty prisoners Lett several
having died while IN confinement. Three
Of four chiefs among the number. the In
dian Department has provided Tor the education OF
sixteen Of the children, who will be left under The In
nuences Of civilization AZ various Dlacss Up 20 this
the War Department strongly resisted the release
now made. they Will be restored to their tribes ON
the reservation near Fort Sill They have been con-
fined al San Augustine for than three years Il
IS expected that their liberation win the elect Of
preventing any cooperation OF Tho Indians Ia the
Southwest with the anticipated warke movements IN
spring Of the Sioux and other tribes During their
imprisonment their keeper, Captain r. h. Pratt,
trained and disciplined them by mild processes that
they came back, It ID thought, reformed 10 peaceful
habits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-06

THE BOOK TRADE SALE.

The second day OF the srng book trade sale opened
yesterday with J. Is. Lippincotrs invoices. There
was scarcely any duplicating and the books averaged
about tho same as on Thursday, iorty-nve per cent
beo~ the regular wholesale piioa worccslcrs DC
tonar,es the arsl offered, and $50 sold. or
Sullivan's new w,rk on Ireland but 10 copies were
sold. Mrs. wister's TRANSACTIONS irom tho Ger
sold very well. Bu,wer's novels arc not
such great demand thoy u
quarter Of century ago. sti Ii sets
OF MIS- complete works were sold. Twenty three
sets Of Chambers .Cycopsod,a'' were solo and %
OF Dickens complete works. Twenty-Five copies
oi tho Laoies' Guide TO Gcnttty" iound parch
Twenty oi George MacDoHaid's 1Engiauds AutpLOn.o
Twenty copies OF Rhoda Broaghton's .AGood BY
sweetheart" were sod, and ~ copies oil George
Eiiots 'sMddiemarcn." and 10 sets Of Uuida novels,
sixteen volumes Ia SET Twenty copies Of Anthony
sets oil ,ha Misses Warmers novels IN even vol
umes, Including tho '.wide, wids World" .'Queochy'
poem "rLe True Church." iiustratcd by Granville
Perkins, went Tor ono. ninth OF lis retail price
Dresser, Mcclellan \ Co., OF Portland, Ne, sold 400
Juveniles; wyIkoop x Haiicubeck cold 100 copcs
81 T. l. Braces 'rae Dangerous Glasses OF New
York" Little, brown 4 20 sod rs Of Bancrors
History OF The Unitcd States" 30 copies vi Bltetps
Familiar Quotations." rs OF Bartletts "AmosicAn-
sms," loo OF Harvcy's "Remln,sen OF Daniel
Webster y ITO "Pularch's Lives D,nncily Lloyd 4
Co, oi Chicago publishers oil the Lakeside Library.
sold 100 copies VI Jules Vsrnss novels. C.sseii,
Peter Gapin sold 80 copies OF "ihe Plxrm's Prog
spcafo." W. J. Middleton & co. sod II copies OF
Edgar Allan Puc's complete works las VI his prose
"Provcroiai Pniosophy." Derby Brosncrs sold 100
copies vi "How We Kaiscd Our Baby Estes a
Lauriat sold large invoice o. novels, Including
twenty Of tho "Cobwcb Scrcs," 800 Of Emile Gabo-
RAMS novels, 200 OF Mrs Oiphsnps sRose ~ Junen
200 Of Victor Chcrbunex's M ss Rovel," 20 OF Rcs
a Bcsant's HARP and Crown,n and 1000 miscs,Is-
ncous novels James Miller sold iorly copies Mr..
Brownng's poems. today sale begins with ROBERTS
Bratacrs' boss, which are Of considera0is mpor-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-06

cARDozo RELEASED FROM JAIL-No POLITICAL
OFFENDERS NOW IMPRISONED -REDMoND
WANTS FAIR TRIAL
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
Colombia, April 8, 1878
Ex-Stae Treasurer r. L Cardoxo was to-day rc-
leased from imprisonment upon giving bond In tho
sum OF $4,000 for his appearance the drst Monday
In July TO answer tho indictments now pending
against MIN the Court OF General Sessions The
order was granted motion OF Cardozo's counsel
md with the consent Of the Attorney General ane
Solicitor. and IN consequence Of an appeal having
been taken In the which no was convicted and
orders VI continuance having been entered IN all tho
otner cases. seven IN number, now standln against
him. Considerable indignation Is expressed hero IN
regard TO The reported statements OF L. Cass Carpcn
Ter conceruing The condition Oi Affairs ia me STATE
aud MS boast that he Was pardoncd without applica-
ton beng made in hts tchaii by his irenas. Il Is
Well known, on tho contrary, that he would not have
been released but tor the Intervention vi his wie
Ex-rrcasurer Mics Il. Parker having also been
leased on bail several weeks ago, there are now
called political offenders confined IN Ja Ia the state.
REDAoNDs CAsE.
The outlaw Redmond Is reported to be desirous oil
making terms with the authorizes, ana of surrender
badly treated by the officers ana having
participated IN the rescue OF Lne prisoners IRON
Plckens jail he also caims nave killed Duck
worth In North Carolina Ia seltdecnce ana expresses
himself a. beng confident OF acquittai gwen lar
trial In that State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-06
JUDICIAL MALFEAoANCE.
COUNTY JUDGE CHARGED WITH OFFICIAL
CORRUPT

COUNTY JUDGE CHANGED WITH OFFICIAL
CORRUPTION.
BixGHAMrox, N. ", April 8, 1873.
The Republicans Times this morn,n. publishes iull
list OF twsnty eight cunr1ss preferred az Hoo.
A. 7. smith, County Judge 81 Cortland before the
Governor. II is charged that IN several cases he
ucted as attorney matters over which he hal
troll Surrogate that permt.ed his several clerks,
while acting SUCH TO practise bcore HIM as atlor
neys; that while Surrogate he bought interests
estates whi'e Ia process oil settlement beiofe him
That he brought an action against an administratDr
over whom ne had Jurisdiction. ana haa his clerK,
now memDer OF Assembly Tor Cortland, appointed
referee, while he lMr. keogr) Was attorney Tor the
defendant administrator; that he appointed Mr.. KEEL
logg guardian al htem apu special gutrdiAn ia
matters pending before him wneh Kellogg was
attorney Tor the adverse party tEat nc refused 10
form his duties rs Judge ana Surrogate and thnt
clerks performed sucn work and received pay there
Tor illegally. he Is also charged with bribery OF
voters ana with attempting to bribe voters NJ the
election last fall with having received brides and
Illegal lees. There Is also general charge Of extor
tion Judge smith Is cited to appear before the Gov
crnor Oh The OH Inst. IL Is reported that he ~ anxi
Gus Tor an investig atI on Of the charges
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-06

DERs : NOMINATIONS BIZ THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, April s. ISIS
Lieutenant Colonel Ebenezer swift. assistant ned-
cal purveyor Is ordered TO proceed to Cincinnati to
give his deposition In a suit now pending, when
he will return 10 his proper station. Leave OF alb
senco for months Is granted TO First Lieutenant
Cyrus N. Gray, Twenty infantry. SccoLa
Lieutenant Il. w. Maxwell, fwcntierh Infantry, is
ordered 10 conduct detachment oi recruits to the
Dopari ment OF Texas.
NOMINATIONS
Tho President sent the Ioliow wing nominations TO
the senate to-day
second Lieutenant John NICE Hyde, Eighth In
fanry be nrst lieutenant FIRST Lieutenant Sumner
II. Lincoln, Tenth iniantry, 10 be captain. Second
Lieutenant Clayton ID. Burbank Tenth Infantry, to DO
- lteuteuaut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-06
ASHORE ON LONG ISLAND.

Tho handsome clipper snip spartan, OF Boston, Cap
Tain jackson, which about SIX milcs wet
oil smiths Point, Brooknsvsn. on Thursday morning
OF last week In log Will probably be hauled % with
out serious injury Tho steamer Relief and = large
wrecking steamer her sne touched at Bcs.
ton on her way from Dublin to New Yorx, and un.
loaded part Of her cargo OF merchandise Il wss
rough when she struck, and the hicboat from the
station filled twice before sue reached the ship. Tho
crew were all sa1ely landed. The spartan 10 about
500 tons burden, built tour years ago bcca
the New YORK, san Francisco and liverpool trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-06
OREGON GREENBACKERS.

FAN FRANCISCO, April s, 1878
despatch from Portland, Oregon, says the Green-
back state Convention nominated the iuowing ticket
yesterday :-Governor. N. Xix ms; Congressman Pro
lessor ). r. Campbell; secretary OF state W. A. Gates
State Treasurer, II. Sutherland; State Primer, D.
Craig; Superintendent VI Public Instruction, W. w.
Parker. N. l.. Butter Nominated ior Prosecuting
Attorney Tor the Tnird Judicial district, and 81.
Gearu Tor the Fourth district NO nominations were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-06
EhIE RAILWAY LITIGATION.

The suits of The People and the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company against tho Erie Railway came up
again yesterday before Judge spencer, the referee.
Mr. Hensnaw produced assignments IRON tnree juug-
mcnt creditors to a Mr Waters, and said that no APP
pearcd for the assignee and wished his placed
the record counsel instead OF Hodsrs. Root n
Arden. The referee granted tbs motion, ana substI
tutsd his name counsel. Mcssrs. Root 4 Arden
then stated hot thoy appeared counsel Tor DE Bcz
Lavite anu Borchard, owners Of bonds Of tho Erie
Railway Mr.. H. x. Bacon, on behalf OF the Erie
Railway, asked II they had submitted PROOFS
ownership Of the bonds before Referee Butler, aud
claimed That n they had not proved possession or
ncrshp OF sucn bonds they should have no bearing
before this Court Lengthy arguments were had by
oil on BON sides and recess wns taken until
nall past enable referee TO give 10 dceslon.
He denied the motion Of Root Arden To appear
without oof Of ownership to the bonds ON tho part
oil their clients being submit
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FATHER UFARRELLs VISITOR.

Emlie Capparat. who shot hlmsod In the head At
the pastoral rcsdcnce Of 81 Tcresa's Church thurs
day. ia in fair way The ball extracted
yesterday, and tho surgeon says tho wounded
Will be Sufficiently convscscent In lev Jays bear
removal from the hospital TO jail. He viii DO NJ.
rapncd on charge oil having rooped several prisss
O. tntS CITY.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
WAsnisGroS, April ., 1875

WAsnisGroS, April D. 1873
Lieutenant A. j. Iyerson 10 ordered TO tho Pow
halan al Norfolk Wa Ensign Charles AIMS.
den ~ ordered to duty the coast sur
vey. Assistant Engineer Henry Herwig IL
ordered TO temporary duty IN the Bureau
OF steam Engineering. Lieutenant g. NJ. Anthony IN
detached tho Powhatsn anu granted leave, WIN
permission 10 leave tue Tucd states. Cadet Engineer
w. Is. Boggs has reported his return home, having
been detached from tue Adams, and has been placed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-06
THE PRICE OF SILVER.

SAN FRAScisco, ApriI D. 1878.
The Bank OF California sold several thousand ounces
OF SILVER tue COVER tcrday for delivery at
tho San Francisco Mint vt reserved price but UNDER
stood to be over asa. In LONDON. These aud pur-
cbascs mentioned yesterday have cleared from tho
market nearly all tho small lots.
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PmLAp kLrnrA. April 8. 1873.

In the matter OF the injunction asked TOR on Thurs
day BY James McHenry ct III against tho Farmers
Loan Company ana tho Erie Railway 10
restrain certain proceedings In foreclosure until
a mod 1cation OF dccrce OF the Common
Pleas Court OF Pike county could be had, the
Supreme Court to-day refused 10 act IN the matter,
saying u too late tor them 70 give y the proper
consider alton now.
The Court adjourned to-day, after session Of thir.
teeu weeks, TO rsconveDc Harrisburg on Tho nrst
Monday ia May.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-07
Things in Brief.

Thirteen francs worth of silver
distracted from the Rothschild bank,
and replaced with galvanized copper
bars at Bordeaux France.
A Chineman, Hong All zee, was
naturalized in New York last week.
A collision between two steamers
on the Mississippi December L. ends
in Is lives lost. tnd
That horrible disease, ieprosy, is
said to exist in Lafourche county,
Louisiana, in which parish there are
now fifty lcpcrs. the disease having
been brought there 20 years ago.
A young boy near Gainesville shoots
himself while hunting.
Seven indictments have been found
for fraud, embezzlement, g., DR..
Livingston. the Crow Greek agent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-07
ORIENT AND oCCIDENT.
Syrian Christians. Seeking Homes
Ni in Texas.
Intsrview with Avant Couriers
80 X of o Colony. W

tGalvcstonNews, 9Th Dec.
Tho Newsof was visited yes
tcrduy, by two learned represents
tives of Syrian christians, Greek
church, who visit Texas for the pur'
pose of selecting site for locating a
colony of their brethren, who are de-
sirous of escaping the prosecutions TO
which they are subject in Syria. so
far they express themselves vastly
pleased with what they have seen of
Texas, the coast country particularly
reminding them of Egypt and Syria.
Asmoyement such as is contemplated
tho emigration of s prosecuted sect
from the Oldest country of the world
10 the newest marks an event the
Significance Of which can scarcely be
overestimated. The delegates sent
to spy out the country on behalf Of
the Syrian christians, are Prof Joseph
a. Arbeely and his son, DIR. .Abra-
lam J. A. Arbeely, natives OF
Damascus, but for some years resi-
dents of Beyrout, where the son was
educated at an American presbyter-
ian missionary college. These gen.
tlemen arrived in New York from
Beyrout about three months ago and
proceeded TO Tennessee, whence
they came to, Texas. They are ac-
companied by DIR. l.. l.. Ferrary, a
German from Marysville, Tennessee,
and all are under the immediate care
of Mr.. N. w. Hunter, of the emigra.
ton department of the international
and Great Northern railroad, who
will show them the State and assist
them in choosing a suitable spot fol
their proposed colony. DIR. Arbeely
speaks fluently Greek, Latin, French
and English. II is safe to say that
these are the first Syrians who have
visited the United States with view
to colonial settlement. They art
quartered at the Commercial hotel
where they. will remain few days
before resuming examination of thu
| State.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-07
The Opinion Is.


We are no wiser with the message
than we were before, but fortunately
ft is not of much consequence. If the
President had realized those sinister
lforebodings which announced him as
IAN advocate of the bloody shirt, he
could have done nothing more than
excite vain hopes in the stalwari
school of politicians. The sense OF
the country is that If the people OF
&he South cannot manage their own
fairs, Congress cannot manage
4hem any more satisfactory, and. the
Imam in public life who attempts 10
stem the tide of that sentiment il
doomed to humiliating overthrow.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-07
A New Plsi.


II has been determined in Wash
ington that the defeated Republican
congressional candidates shall con-
test between thirty and forty dis
tricts in the South, and money is
now being raised to procure the tes-
timony needed by them. 1t was
thought few days ago that only a
few Southern districts would be con-
tested-just enough TO give the
Northern Republicans a chance to
wave the bloody shirt little. Upon
second thought It has been deemed
wise to attack the election In every
Southern district possible, in order
to show that nowhere in the South
is an election free and fair. Wells,
Ludeling and Hebert have already
determined, 1t is said, on contesting.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-07
Size of Hamilton County.

AS it is all the go for spread-eagle
Texas orators to draw striking COM
parisons to give impression OF the
magnitude of Texas, we submit the
following, touching the largeness of
Hamilton county. Few persons out
side Of our county limits have any
adequate conception Of the size of it /:
II is large enough for twenty-seyen
cattle ranches, forty-two sheep
ranches, nineteen cotton farms, 1900
hog-lots, two thousand duck-ponds,
five thousand two hundred average
sized gardens and eleven hundred or
binary sweetpotato patches. 1t would
take seventeen thousand yoke ofoxen
blowing 1874 acres per day, SO liz
duys to break all the tillable land,
leaving the rocky ridges TO be scratch
ed over with n steel-toothed horse
rake. 1t would take lame mule
travelling ia miles per hour, about
III hours to circumnavigate il. The
soil of the river bottoms is forty times
as deep as it is upon the crest of Pike
Peak, and money is eleven times as
scarce as itwOuld be if the times were
easy and all the people had their debts
paid and had a surplus to invest in
u. S. bonds. From these facts the
intelligent reader will see at once that
Hamilton is great county.-Hamil-
ton Herald
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--@-~----
Does not Fear.

fCharlerton Courier and Sews.l
South Carolina does not fear inves-
tigatipg, whether by courts, by con-
gress, or the grand jury of the Amer
lean people. 1t is not South Carroll
ma who nuIlifieS the law, il is the fed
eral officers who violate and pervert
1t. And until the state knows that
her people are Justly dealt with, the
state must and will demand an eye
for an eye and tooth for tooth to
the very end of the chapter.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-07
Arroblem Long Since solved.

How 10 remedy those prolific causes Of dis
ease, an Impoverished circulation and an i'm,
paired digestion, was problem the solution
Of which lid often bA1ied meiical skill. but
which was solved over quarter Of century
ago by the Introduction Of nesteiter's stom-
ach Bitters 70 public and professional notice.
sincp that time, which may well be said 70
have Initiated new epoch In the history Of
medicine, the remedy and preventive referred
the American people that each Aacceedings
wear has only served 70 Strengthen. II Is re-
cogniLed throughout the Union rs tonic Of
OF preventing fever and Ague, and disorders OF
the stomach and bowelsj as u reliable means
on reforming disordcred state Of the liver,
and OF counteracting tendency 70 rhenma-
ilsIn, govt, urinary aud uterine disorders,
dec2ddwlw