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FITZ JOHN PORTER.
His Appeal for q Rehearing, and tn
Order to Reopen His Case.

His Appeal for Rehearing, and the
Order to Reopen His Case.
After ten years of earnest solicitation
Fitz John Porter has succeeded in gain
ing rehearing. President Hayes has
issued an order converting new military
court OF inquiry into his case. Porter
claims he has new and sufficient evidence
to show that he should not be dismissed
the service because he failed to come to
the relief of Gen. Pope at the second
Manassas battle, in August, 1862. Fol-
lowing is the appeal of Porter to the
President, and the order for the reopen
ing of the case:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY)
ApyUTAsT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, April IL.
The following order has been received from
the War Department:
An rppeai has been made to the President
as follows:
NEW YORK, March Q.
To His Excellency r. B. Hayes, President Of the
United States:
SRI most respectfully but most urgently renew
my oft-repested appeal TO have you review my case
ask II a matter of long-delayed justice 10 my
self. / renew II on the ground heretofore stated,
that public justice cannot be satisfied leng my
appeal remains unheard. My sentence is continu-
ing sentence and made to follow my daily life. For
this reason, II no other, my case IL ever within
reach Of executive as well as Legislative interference
beg TO present copies of papers heretofore pre-
scented bearing upon my case, aud trust that you
will deem II proper one for your prompt and ia
vorabe consideration. " do not make II plain
that have been wronged, alone am the sufferer
II l do make it plain that great injustice has
been done me, then / that you and all
others who love truth and justice will be glad that
an opportunity for my vindicaton has not been de-
MED. Very respectfully yours.
In order that the President may be fully in
formed of the facts Of the case OF Fitz John
Porter, late Major General of volunteers and
be enabled to act advisedly upon his applica-
ton for relief in said case, a board Is hereby
convened, by order of the President to exam
inc, in connection with the record of the trial
by court-martial Of Gen. Porter, such new evil
dence relating to the merits of said case as Is
now on file In the War Department, together
with such other evidence as may be presented
TO said board, and report, with reasons for
their conclusion, what action, IL any, IN their
opinion, justice requires should be taken on
said application by the President The follow
ing officers are detailed for the board Mai.
Gen. ]. M. Schofeld Brig. Gen. A. III. Terry,
Col. @. w. Getty, Third Artillery Mai. Asa b.
Gardner, Recorder. The board will convene
at West Point on the 10th Of June, and is au-
thorized TO adjourn from time to time, and 10
sit IN such place as may be deemed expedient
BY command Of Gen. Sherman.
4. ID. TOWNSEND, Adjutant General.
A COW in Garrett county, MARYLAND,
recentlv pave birth 10 nine ca ves
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BuffaIo-Hunting as a Business.

A Texas newspaper says: "Griffin is
the rendezvous of the Texas buffalo
hunters. Men who make it business
do not pursue the animal as do the
sportsmen. They use the needle-gun
with telescope sights, and the firing is
done by one or two men only, who usu-
ally kill drove Of forty or fifty on one
or two acres of ground. As soon as one
is killed, the whole drove, smelling the
blood, collect around the dead body,
shutting and paving. The hunter con-
tinues to shoot them until the last one
bites the dust. AS long as the men re-
main concealed, and the bufaloes do
not get their scent, the game Is not
frightened"
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The Leading Paris Journal.

American newspaper publishers VIII
take some interest in the accounts of the
big Paris paper, LIE Figaro, for 1877,
which have Just been published. The
receipts of the paper for the year
were 1920, 800. 80, and the expenses
$667, 173. 16-the net profit, after max
ing deduction for unexpired subscrip-
tions, being $248, 3S4.39 OF the re-
ceipts-as American publishers will be
surprised to learn-less than an eighth
came from advertisements, the items
being as follows: Subscriptions, 1885,
27709; sales, $402, 709 0S; advertise
ments and notices (net), $115, 406. 20.
The circulation was 1000 copies day,
exclusive of campaign supplements. I"
Here is the itemized account of expend-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-04-19

The mining companies reported as
non-producing during the year were
Bancroft iron, Buckeye iron, Carp river,
Cleveland silver, Detroit and Colorado
gold, Detroit and Colorado gold and
silver, Dover, Edwards copper, Ever
green Bluff, Globe copper, Highland
copper, Hope copper, Hungarian cop
per, Huron bay slate and iron, Jackson
iron, LAnse blast furnace, L'Anse
brown stone, L'Anse silver lead, L'Anse
slate and iron, Magnetic iron, Marquette
iron, Marquette brown stone, Mass cop.
per, land and mining, Natick, New
York, Noresuch, Peninsula iron, Scran-
ton silver, Seneca, Steward iron, Teal
lake, Union iron, Washington iron.
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During the present fiscal year but one
bond Of $1,000 81 600 600 loan of
lS7S-has been purchased, leaving
the Understanding debt at the pres
cnt time.
Add MISUNDERSTANDING debt........ l5,149.9I
Total bonded debt Sept. 49, 1871. 81, 1901, l49 81
The sinking fund at the close of the
year was $3.50. 294. 50.
The payments during the year on ac-
count of the new Capitol were $780,
11O.19. The several contracts at this
date amount to S1,316, 500 38. The
amount of the appropriation not carried
by contracts is SlSS, 433. so. Payments
to contractors to date, 1914, 1926. To-
tai of undrawn appropriation, $476,-
037.03.
The disbursements during the year on
the State House of Correction were
$115, 1872. SO.
The accounts with the various State
institutions show their receipts to have
been 1897, GAG, 037, and the disburse-
ments 81, 900, 069. 27-an excess of dis
bursements OF SO ,022 80. The accounts
with the individual institutions are as
follows.
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TEXAS has 4, 400 fugitives from justice,
with forty counties yet to hear from.
Seven hundred and fifty of these per-
sons are murderers, and 800, 900 in re-
wards have been offered for 800 of them.
One hundred thousand horses have been
stolen in the last three years.
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celtic Taxes tor 1877.

The specific taxes paid into the State
treasury by corporations for the year
ending Sept. 80, 1877, are as follows:
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II. r. McIntire, President OF the First Ma
tional Bank Of Lake City, and Vice President
of the First National Bank of Colorado Springs.
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A COW in Garrett county. Maryland,
recently gave birth TO nine calves.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
Two-million loan per cent.
bonds due Jan. l. 1878. .. $2l4, 10000
Two-million loan per cent.
bonds due Jan. /, 1888. 629,OOooo
Renewal loan per cent.
bonds due July /, 1878 :. 1oI, 10000
war-bounty loan per cent.
bonds, due May 1, $780, s57,OOooO
Canal loan per cent bonds,
due July /, 1S79.......... 46,0O0.O0
Total. 81 1877, 10000
Non-interest bearing
Fiye-million loan,
adjusted bonds. $3000.00
Five-mill-
ion loan,
p'rt pad. S21 900
But adjustable at. IL, 1897
- 15,149.97
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-17

The season Of agricultural ialf' aud Shows has
commenced.
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THE FEVER.

NEW ORLEANS, September l6 Weather clear
and pleasant deaths 10, new cases los, twenty of
which hear date prior to September 18th. The
Grand Master of the Masons announces that no
further contributors are Lceded.
CANTON, Miss, September l6 The total num-
her Of yellow fever 10 date is i04 deaths 56.
New cases the last twenty -four hours, 20; deaths
one.
LAWRENCE. September To- Thus fat 81, 5l46j
hiss been 'ub cribed for fever sufferers
WAsnINGToN September L. The homppsth ic
physicians OF New Orleans state we are savin "
more cases than any other practice, but don t
have any of the funds sent to the Howar1s or
mayor.
BATON ROUGE. September l6. Yesterdays
deaths Two, new cases seventy -four. To-day no
dea,hs, new cases thuiy-four Total deaths twen-
ty-nine total cases i've hundred and forty lone.
MEMPHIS. September l6. There was slight
percepuble decrease in the fever tnis' morning.
The deaths up to noon did not exceed forty.
family named Taylor, husband. wife aud two
CD idren, IRON Menu bis, arrived in Jersey City
this morning. Mr.. Tsyl,r is vi with yellow few
er. They occupied one palace all the way
from LOunville. All we've taken to quarantine,
and the car was d'siuiected.
GALLAPoLIs Ohio, September Is There have
been sixteen cases of undoubtedly yellow fever,
all directly uaceabe to the steamer Porter. Tnlr-
teen have died. There have no new cases
the pat three days.
MEMPHIS, September l6. The mortality TO-
day Was gres'er than was anticipated, Ill
deaths are reported, sc cooed. Yesterday
there were IS deaths Instead of 80, 5 r-poted
PHILADELPHIA. September l6. The .ubscrp-
IONS through tue cilizens' yellow fever comuit-
tee now aggregate $50 339 A petition is beng
largely circulated asking the President to set
apart day Tor national fasting and prayer.
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EASTERN AEEAiaN.

LONDON September Is. The Standards Con.
stahllnope despatch reports that the British fleet
has eceNed orders To remain at PIluces I,la, II.
a. long as possible, aud thea 90 To- I-tnsd to re-
nsin unni the ku'siin evacuatio (rnbshly o.
the neighbbfhood OF Cons autinopt) /. cbmpletr
Nleura p clal 10 the STANDARD say, It /, re-
ported that Lord oalsbur, refused to use his IN
huence to induce the Porte to conclude a con.
vehtlon with Austria, As he Considers that not
Turkey alone will be on hand in fulfilling tue
treaty Of Berlin.
A des atch to the News from Pe.th says q tel
eg am from Ru-tchuk report that three Russ,au
amy corp, which had commenced their home
ward ma CHI, have been ordered 10 return to
Eastern Roumelis.
vienna, September Is. The Tayba says the
AusIri.ns have captured Ysmaz. The town senl
flags Of truce after a shot bambaidment out AS
The Auslr.ans entered they met with resistance III
The streets, and we're compelled to lombard the
place aAalu before tue capture W s Completed.
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We learn from the "Kpights OF Honor Repor-
ter" the following, in connection with the yellow
fever scourge in the South, it affects that order
In Memphis, Tennessee, there are six lodges with
ABOUT 500 members, and the loss reported at 30
The relief committee consists of three members
ON each lodge, who attended to the wants of
he sick, several Thousand dollars having been
contributed among the different lodges, for that
,pecsl purpose. In Grenada, Miss, a loss of
-cven is reported, and in Vicksburg, Miss, FIVE.
The order pays $4,000 upon the death of a mem
Der, but with total membership of about $4,000
the two or possibly three extra assessments will
he hardly felt.
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NEW Ntbitk.


NEW ROCHELLE, September Is Eslv yes'er-
day morning. III n drunken fight. John Mct;umk
v as beaten TO death by Frank Brady and Jotn
Quinn. The last named received dangerous in
luriea
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Chicago Produce market.

CHICAGO. September Is 1875.
FLOUK--ENtra spring I5a5.5o. western 450;
-outhtrh 5.25.
WHEAT No. | Red Winter - an; No. e6k
SiAsa ca-n; o.. october, No. Z icaxo spring /,
sos, ass, ,asn; saA. OctvDer; 81 Nov; No. y.
.; reJcc' Ell as1s
IN Nov; reIecle'i. 3taa
OAIs l0Ss 3.casa October = a. Ma
November IL jectod, -lo.
RYE a..
R.R' EY-IV--a cash; io.-aiGi- Octobsr;
l07 Nov.
Uun-Casn 5 50 -as. So. october, $50 ass ;
Nov. &c ass9-.
LARD Cast ~. i6.77- Oct. 6.Na7as; Nov.
15aI,.
BULK MEATS Shoulders i4a4s, short rib
ide 81 Al; short clear RIB ~ s0h clear stdee
"
WHIoKEY-l0I.
tkElGHTS-Corn TO Buffalo a. cents whe A.
y cents.
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NEW ROCHELLE, September Is Ealv yes'er-
day morning. III n drunken fight, John Mct;nirk
was beaten TO death by Frank Brady aud Jotn
Quinn. The last named received dangerous in
Juries.
Fatal Accident.
ROCHESTER, September l6. Phillip Lee, a
la mel near East Palmyra, Was killed instantly
this morning, by the explosion of astesm hres her
and three others were fatally injured.
Fire.
Malcolm Mclean's Touring mill at Scottsville
was burned to day. Loss Sic, 900; insursnce 81
600.
Body Found.
The body Of young woman was found in the
wood, near Silver Lake, Staten leland, vest erday
1t had beeo forced into . barrel and the features
were disfgured by chOric of lime. 1t is believed
to he . case Of malpractice and murder.
suit.
Another action is about to DO begun against the
metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company by some
OF its creditors.
Suicide.
NEW YORK. September H. John c. Fisher of
Brooklyn. fatally shot himself Yesterday, 10 Cen
trail Park.
A collision occurred on the Boston & Albany
railroad near Shodsck. Several cars were WI, ck-
cd but nobody was hurt
Unitarian Conference.
SARATOGA, September l6. Two large trains
from b. ston tonight brought about one thou. and
people to attend the Unitarian conf renee which
opens to morrow evening. Among those here re
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Rev. DIR. Bellows, Rev
Edward Everett Hall, Judge Z. r. Hoar, o. b.
Rockingham, Di. Hosmer, Rev George Batch
elior. Among those coming are Rev. j Freeman
Clark, Joseph Il. Choate and other representative
men OF tue denomination. The secretary cslcu-
lAes that full ~enty five bundled people will at
tend.
Released.
New YORK, September l6. The cargo of sugar
detained on TIE ship Joans, consigued to Jules
oazarac of New York aud 5. a A. WEIGH of Phil
adelphia, on the allegation that it was arifcnlly
coiored. was released to. day
Meeting Of Clergymen.
AT meeting of clcrgymen of various denomi-
nstious and lay men who believe in the doctriue
vi the second coming of Christ held tonight in
the chapel OF Holy Trinity, committee was sp-
pointed to make arrangements for a grand clerical
ana iay conference III this city October 80 and 81
aud November lst next, for discussion OF that
ductIlne.
ID structive FIRE.
RoSDouT, September IS. A destructive fire
occurred at Kingston early this morning Eight
bulldogs were burned or injured. The fire l., be-
tved TO be incendis,y. Loss estimated Al S25 :
OOO. Insurance $1,000.
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Marrien.

In Hartford. Ang 2stn, Aob1tt Brown of Nor.
way, to Miss Evilaa Cannon of Canton.
In Lexine'On, Mas =, sept. 4, Leafs A. Burr. A.
r. e the class oil II Batcs College. of ,ieol ge-
town, Me-, to Lizzie nunning of Lexington.
In Skowhegan Se.t 3. Mr. tonah 81 II iding,
Jr of Carratunk, to Miss ADbie j. Holbrook OF
Madison.
In Ellsworth Sept 10 NJ f.. NJ Foster to Miss
d La j. REYNOLDS both o' Eilswo tn.
In Cherr, II I'd. Sept. g. VI. J. NJ. II lie OF Ellis.
worth t. Mi>s FIR noes Scdmtn ~ berry field.
In Ri i.hiil, Sept. . Mr. n. L G indie to Miss
,rete A Dou las both of Biuehi.
In swans lie. sep. 2 Mr. l.. Bri iges 10 Miss
Saiah Pray, loo h n swans Ise.
In No tn Pen ib7"ot, Sept :, wr w. Staples,
t. Mis- Nellie T.. tight both of Penob-cot
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The Augusa Juvenile Temperance Club will
cpen their meetings at the hall OF the reform
Rub Tuesday evening at 80 o'clock. As it is
The wish of the officers to carry the club sue
ressfully, it is hoped that all who have been con-
nected with the organization will attend. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all the hovs in the
city between the ages of ! and Is to join us.
rs the twig Is bent so the tree is inclined. We
believe in giving the twig the right bend, and at
ile present time is seems that temperance beud
will be no irjury to those who are TO be future
G. items and voters.
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The State Pom logical Society is to hold its an
nual exhibition in Lewiston next week. The
casion will doubtless draw together the finest
collection Of fruit and flowers seen in Maine.
The committee of ladies appointed to act for St.
Mark church in soliciting contributions for the
South, consist, Of Mrs. J. W Bradbury, Mrs.
Julia n. Wills, aud Miss II. NJ. Stanley
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TEXAS.
Eight hildreu N urdered

New YORK. September 10. Eight children OF
George Lynch, living at Hinckley. Texa., we've
murdered Friday at midnight by an unknown
party. Lynch, the father was awakened by pis.
toll shot striking hun 10 the breast. He sprung up
and saw q masked man standing in the 10 idde Of
the room. Another shot was fired and Lynch fell
unconscious. When he recovered be found him
self outside the premises. The assassin thnNi o.
Lynch dead seized Ratchet aud put the whine sse,
out of the way, then set fire to the house. The
distracted father saw the house burn and fall il
on the bodies Of his children. Lynch it is though
will recover. Suspicion rests upon Young mar
named Boatwere with whom Ly nch had trouble.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Willard $. Furbush OF Rone. in
w the County of Rennebec, and state
oI Maine by deed Of m rtgage dated sept.
enber ~, A. ID. ls60. and recorded
il KeDncbec Registry of Deeds. Book 23o rage
ST, conveyed 20 one Epnram Tiubetts 81 said
acme, ceIt tain real es ate situate In said ROmes
he same being commonly X own as The furbush
"a III; .,hu wntr-as, saiu deed OF mortgage Y ~
.terwa rds transferred and s-i gned by Ph0be Fol
SON, VI cutrIx, 10 John Macarthur, then n Angus
Ia IN sau County, ON &c second ay OF june AID.
1853 SAID ,ignmeut being recorded In raid
a, ii uy Oh Deeus, BOOK .3s, Page 5i7-reforence
when said mortgage deed, assignments and
rvord Is hereby maue Tor mVre particular
descr ptiIn OF HI pr, and heel ear, The con.
ntlvus oI suid NOR gage have been broken; now
nereiore, Tue uudvrs gued, Admnistrat II upon
he kVous and estate when were OF said John e.
,rnur, Claims the CHI to furecivse said MOI tgage.
ELlZABkrH l.. McAkrhUH,
AdministrAtrix.
Augusta Aug. %. lis. SWISS
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Damage by storm,

Advices from Youngstown state that the food
commenced to iecede there yesterday. and IL st.li
50 hlgn that over one hLndi ed families who wei.
| driven from then dive hug thursday, Dy water,
are prevented iron ieoccupying them.
reports tlom the county surrounding indicate
the destruction greater tnan at first reported
lhiIy biidges In Mahouiug equity, several OF re
cent Construction are goue. 1t Is nov estimated
| the dansge Will be iul! $1,000. Railroad com
munlcaton Is stll cut OH except by the Atlantll
Il Great Western, which is running PASSENGER
| trains. transferring at breaks. Inc Putsbury
Fort Wayne s Chicago tracks are now clear.
| AT Warren, ONO. yesterday, bridge over the
Cleveland & Mahonng railroad, fell into the river
making total wreck, valued at So, 00J.
No trains passed over the Erie * P,ttsburg road
| since last Saturday. The trace iIum Sharon To
Newcastle, thifty miles, Is sta under water. A
large uestie on the Jauestowu,S Franklin rail
| road WAS washed out. No trains are running .
AL passenger trains on the Pau Handle now run
uiug, are now making connections by way of the
luscaio"a Valley, IittsDug aud ayne roads.
CLEVELAND, Sep;emb L. Six hundred west.
cru sioim Douud passengers left Tor ,her de,tina.
ions via tue Cory, Elie Lake Shore road this
evening.
RICHMOND, September 10. The working mar
| ties East aud west ON the Chesapeake i Ohio rall.
| road met at Connection this afternoon, and the
road Is now open TO Hunton.
The Presidential Party,
| FREMONT, Septt mber l6 The President and
MIS-. iiaye win leave here in the moiLing Tor
W IiuughDy, ONO, to attend a reunion of the
residents olI reg ment on tuesday. From there
The President VIII 10 uIrect TO la, ton and attend
a meeting I the trustee. OF soldiers home Re-
lulning he VIII stop at Toledo ana VISIT tie stat.
lair. Friday, SATURDAY and Sunday the FAM v
sp. hi ut home here, aud Moniay morning tn. v
| eave for pittsbuIg, wher. they will visit The m
dusIral eNhintluD, aud f.ach Washington We'd
nesday mornins.
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ygos
The following circular has been issued by the
New Orleans Homeopathic Relief Association,
under date Of Sept 9Th: -ts+
7oMe Homeopathists Of the United States:
In the treatment of Yellow Fever in past cpl
demcs-ss in the present scourge which is decim-
mating our fair city the Homeopathic practice
has shown highly favorable results, and hence,
for humanitv's sake, should he mole literally ex-
tended to our present suffering people. We are
doing all in our power in the emergency. bnt our
means. limited to 10 al sources, are sadly made
quate to meet the distressing demands daily in
crossing.
General contributions from abroad sent to other
associations applied to the sick through Allo-
pathic practice, those of the aifl cted desiring
Homeopathic treatment deriving little benefit
thereftpm. 81 H~#t teHH
To reach, to aid. and to save some Of the many
who solicit the latter treatment, we especially APP
peal 10 the Kind chsriry and generous benevo.
lence Of the ply scisns, associations and friends
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hrclxage Lost.

IN The Augusta and Gardiner accommodation
train, Wednesday afternoon. a small package
was los, containing few pieces Of jeuelry, OF
more value to the owner than to anybody else
Whoever found the same win be suitably reward
ed by handing it the conductor of the train or by
leaving IL at the Keanebec journal once.
septl3 ttf
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The wentv.ffth anniversary of the wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Wing, was observed at
their home on Green street. on Saturday last.
some forty or fifty of their friends assembled,
ringing with them tokens Of Friendship and es-
eem. Some OF the presents were very nice and
Ill very useful. 1t proved very erjnyable occs-
ION TO all Rev Mr.. Sterling presented the gifts
behalf of the donors, in very appropriate
marks There were three Methodist ministers
resent, who contributed their share toward hav-
.lg a good time. Refreshments were served at
'en o'clock.
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CONSUMPTION CVRFIs,

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his ha d. hy sn East India mis- 10 D.
AIRY the formula of II simple vegetable remedy
for the speedy and permanent, cure for con,nmp-
lion. bronchitis, csta'rh, asthma, and all throat
and lung affections, al-o positive and radical
cure for nervous debility aud al nervous com
plants after having tested it, wonderful curative
powers in thousand, OF cases, has felt it his duty
to make it known TO his suffering fellows. Actua-
ted by Thu motive, and desire 10 relieve human
suffering, | will send free Of charge, to all who
desire IT, thi, recipe with fnll directions for pre-
pairing and using, in German, French or English
Sent ny mail by addressing with stamp. naming
this paper, w. w. Sherar, li9 Power BLOCK
Rochester New York. auglj 4wt Nv
The fact of The bu -iness l. that sulphur Baths
have become unnecessary since the Introduction
Of Glenn's sulphur Soap. because 4 a. article an
swers the same purpose, VIZ: the removal OF erup-
tons, rheumatism and govt. sold by all Drug
gi.ts.
nils HAIR < WHISPER DYE, Black or Brown
Soc fw.
sepll-tS Vino.