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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-25

Hhorrd Found Drowned - Rain
Yesterday-Law Suit-InsolVent.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 25-2P P. N.
The steamer Sacramento arrived last
night at 10 o'clock, bringing four hundred
and fifty passengers, amongst whom was
Madam Anna Bishop.
The man who was found drowned under
Cunningham's wharf on Saturday, is I'M
recognized The Coroner dissatisfied that
his throat had been cut before he was
thrown into the bay.
Owing to the rain Cooke did not per-
form his rope-walking feat yesterday. 49,"
B. B. Newmas has sued George Bars
ton for three thousand dollars damages,
for dispossessing him by force of a piece
of land neal Lone Mountain Cemetery.
He also asks for restitution.
Jacob A. Smith was discharged from
his liabilities this morning s.g..-rs-
John Allen was brought into the Gala
boose last night in state of intoxication.
He had a pistol hooked on hispantaloons,
which went of while he was in prison,
inficting a severe feSh wound in the
thigh. -r-H.H.r..F O. .r rT o. q
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Attention, Yellow Jacket H0Se Gem.
pany Ne. u. aHlE JfE,,
SPECIAL MEETING OF 49,
n j. Hose Company No. 9 will
be held ct T. Carion'S Saloon, on ~
MONDAY EVENING, September
25th, at " o'clock. Every member Of the com
pany is particularly requested TO be present, as
business Of importance will be transacted.
se23 q ,%'A9. A. HART, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-25

Charges nj San Francisco Rates.
augl2 .. II. HARRIS.
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BY TELEGRAPH
SAN FIsANCIsCo DISPATCH.
ESPECIAL pspA4ou TO rIS GOLD HILL DAILY Srws.l

a,enmer ArrivaI-Mnds Anna BiahoP
Aboard Found Drowned Kahn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
RroadNaY TheateY.

"The Youthful Days of Richeieu,' neat
adaptation Of OF the most popular OF modern French
plays last evening produced at this theaer. Miss
Kate Reynolds sustaining the principal part-that OF
the precocious little Count. Although the piece is Of
the most delicate structure appealing to far dainter
artistic than that which is usually relied upon for
popular effect its success last evening was complete
and brilliant. This result entirely due to the ad.
mlrabe acting Of Miss Reynolds. We look upon this
ladys performances with surprise. No other artist.
within recollection has exhibited so thorough en-
appreciation OF the best and ruest requirements Of the
drama. Without declaring her TO be an actress of
transcendent startling power. we cen certainly say
that ste maness. in almost unprecedented degree,
those qualities Of refinement taste. dignity and consci-
enousness which most Of all needed to satisfy the
present necessities ofthe stage. Her pcrsonation Of
Count Louis is fit to he remembered with that Of De
jaze,-and to those who are acquainted with the grace
and skill Of that most charming OF French soubrettes
higher expression OF appreciation be conveyed
The Youthful Days OF Riohclieu" will lie repeated
this evening. together with the lively farce of Antony
aud Cleopatra"
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DIED.

GEBHARD-A Yves, Point. on wedns.dsy. July 10, Fred
erics C. Gebhari. in the 10Th year Of hi' age.
Notice OF the fursral hereafter
HOLMES-In Brooklyn Monday. July H. Thomas
Holmes, aged 70 year..
The relatives and onds invited to attend 'he funeral from
his late residence No IL! staest on Thursday At O'CLOCK
XENZlr-suddeniy, at Stamford Conn. on weine,day,
July 49, 1855 Annie Mckenzie. daughter Of Alex aud Jane
Mckenri, sgrd ~ years and months.
An ardent lover OF her Redeems Leg .hope ns' ere
she ha. bsen gathered into His fold She wass lie DOT
Of the American Sesnens Friend Society G.
Funeral take place nom the residence % the parents STAN
fori Conn. Friday. as. inst, At u Trains leave
Twenty -scyenth-st., this city, at lI;l9 p. H.
MORRIS-Iu Brooklyn. Wednesday, July 49, Susie b.,
daughter OF John r. and . Frances Morris aged
years. A.,
Tie funeral service, viii take place Friday afternoon a,t
Inst clock from the residence Of her parents no 'u
Deanst. The friend. Of the family are invited TO attend
PORTER-At Elizabeth, n j. Wedne.day April 49, sne'
nserus ines Henry c. Por,er Ia the o'th year oil LII
soi.,e offunerll hereafter
Harford (Coun.l paper, pesss copy.
ROBEnTs-cn Wednesday morning. Marshall o. Roberts
r., after lingering Illness aged Y yein' ,;,.,
The rsive. and friend. Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend tie funeral the residence Of bis aher, coe
Of FnhNye and Egh,eenihst, on fnday ai'srnoon 'HI
a. At ~ o'clock without further invitation
His remain, win DO taken 10 tho Marble Cemetery.
sHEyILLEIn Jersey City Monday Jolly II st the re.
idsse. ., - ,.h- ssrills sarah, vile {. iAph sne
The friend. o. q. f%y are ,;R.c,Sy inv T.,
.ey City tomorrow ttuJsy) morning. at ioocoeA
sToruoFy-on W.sn,.a.y mornins July 10 ct HE red
drnce In New Bun.wiek r. j. John Stothoh, in the list
year Of hi. sgs. .
TIE friend. family respectfully invited to attend The
funeral from the Second Dutch Church, Newbranswick
on Thur. day. at O'Clock.
TABER-Frank youngest Of Cark,on and Deborah Ia
Der. aged months a, n
Funeral AZ % M 10 dAv Thur,dsyl from the house. Mad
,on. i, Brookvn between Reid and stuyves snt sye.
WUgFLER-Cn Tuesday. 18th inst Of cholera intan'um'
Els Louis, infant daughter Of stephen H. and Mary D.
Wheeler aged months and ~ days
The re alive, and friends Of tho family respectfully In
vted attend the funeral on THURSDAY 1Vh ,n',s a.
ococ. D M from No Ii Penninston-si.. Newark. n. j.
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SAN FgAScI-CO. Frida,

SAN FgAScI-co. FRIDAY. June 20 1900.
The steamer Brother Jonathan, from Victoria
and Portland, brings nearly $500 900 in gold.
The cable Of the Russian telegraph las been success
fully submerged across Frazer River.
Reports from the northern mines very favorable.
Late adyces from Australia that the war in New
Zealand appears 10 be dragging heavily along
Mexican emierants indicted for attempting to steal
the steamer Colonel. were arraigned IN the Comfy
Court to-day When asked II they desired counsel
hey replied they did not but would DC satisfied n taey
tried by Jury Of their countrymen and abide the
result.
No other emigration movements have TRANSFERRED
The Treasury reports for the ast six months show
falling of Of over 81 O0J 90 compared with the same
period year yet the gold and silver produce on the
coast j. known 90 be much larger.
The deposits at the Mint last month aggregate -,
22'OoOihe largest amount during the same space Of
time IN three years.
The ship Scamans Bride owned At Boston, gas
totally lost on "A reef on Barker's Island. March H.,
with partial cargo Of guano bound for Europe.
The Central Transit CompanY's stefmcT America mas
arrived from Panama via san Juan del sur WI. tne
passengers who sailed In the Golden Rllo nom NV
York Nav -. and who were wrecked on EoncMor
Rect. Also arrived the Pacific Mail steamer Colombo
om NcwYork via Cape Horn In good condition eiicf
sAN FR,Scisco. July B. lsC5.
A Ere OF jackson. Amador Co. todsy destroyed
property valued AT $1,000.
ma with the passenger and mails for New fofk and
se57OO0 in treasure Of which s293Ooo goes TO New
schuyler Colh1 and party arrived here on Saturday
night.
sailed on the tie Let ship Briitania for Nsv.fmk.
Sax FEkNCl-Co July o. ~.
The Fourth OF July was celebrated IN "a. state A.
well IA An Nevada and Oregon with unparalleled ehihn'
siAsm Schuyler .Colfa1 spoke In tits city aiIo' the
ibe day passed OF quietly. except some feeling pro-
duoed among certain class by de appearance OF col
orod men in the procession. -,
Gen. Mcdowell published an ORDER oon'Hih,hF We
a,dn.s ~ tho Nitrv Commission IN OF the Sal.
yador pirates They were found guilty. and sen
fenced 10 be- hanged. but Gen. Mcdowell oommutes
tie sentence TO imprisonment Tor NE IA W. cas- -.
U,gc and the leaders and ten years imprisonment
each for the rest of the gang sr IN number Inc Of
fense charged was violation Of the rules oil wal
The Indians are troubling ne 'hllofhia r"1'c ~
Idaho They have lately attacked and murdered sew
nrnl emiRrAnts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

purs What sort Of a wife would Mary Har-i, hav.
madet She goes 10 house of designation
to inquire If he was the author of these propositions
when she has this conversation with Dr. Burroughs.
She goes OF perfectly satisfied until the Deylins Put the
devil in her head. II she stood behind that clock one
minute it was death-bow to insanity; and now. gen.
temen the Court has given Its opinion the have
given theirs, and the responsibility rests upon you II
You acqut this moman upon the ground of insanity.
you give u carte blanche to every wicked woman to
shoot down any man who has once courtcd her and
afierward married another woman. and then contend
she had dysem0rrhea. when every woman IN the c0un.
try knows how to cure It, by putting the patient to bed
with warm bricks, and administering a little hot tea.
You cannot acquit this woman INSANITY. and you
know you can't. IL you want 10 scqu her do IL. but
do not say anything about this nonsense-insanity
When the of this case goes 10 England Scotland
and France let it be said that this woman could not
get gentleman to yindicate her honor. Mary Harris
without any but iealouscy murdered A. j. Bur
roughs. and think an honest jury will convict her,
How was it with Mary Harris not word Of warning.
not moment to breathe prayer, and the spirit
OF A. Burroughs is sent in the presence
of his God Oh it does seem to me that when she
stood behind that clock waiting for her victim that she
might have seen the mother and wife pointing her to
her infant boy. crying. "Spare him. Oh spare him.
She told her lawyer IN Baltimore that she going to
See Burroughs She would not sue him for money! she
did not want money
Mr.. Darlington proceeded again to denounce Miss
Deylin in violent terms. Here Mr.. Bradley nterered
asserting that such conduct the part of Mr. &. was
unbecoming n gentleman. and that he would resent an
insult offered to unprotected lady The Court again
ordered the Marshal to quel! the disturbance after
which Mr. Darlington concluded his plea and the case
was submitted to the jury by Judge Wylie at p. m
The Jury reGntered the Court room after ten min
ues delibei ation and being asked the customary
question by the Clerk. the Foreman replied in loud
voice. NOT GUILTY.
The cheers which followed this announcement
evinced the sympathy Of the audience with Miss lar
ris, who, upon receiving sbia sanitation from her
counsel. Mr.. Bradley. borne from the room in u
fanting condition.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
4 sailor Movements oil S'e""-
er.-Arrsst on suspicien-sensrncea
Conn.cntion in Rirhusnd.

FORTRESS MONROE, lutnhay' 'u' - iO''.
Edward Howden was murdered near the
Gosport Nayy.Yard last sunday. lie was the sailor
Mo made his escape with Lent. tushman, amer
DESTROYING the Rebel ram Albemnre. one henty
smith has been arrested on suspicion OF beng tie
murderer. f., -. c, poi,,
The steamer Columbia has arrived from tliy foint
Tor Baltimore with the 6jth Illinois Regiment 'ol.
Steyart bound home This regiment hnmOeTs iV-'
men other regiments being consolidated m H.
The steamers NOrtherner and Robert MOTIFS nav
also arrived from City Point bound 10 ba'lmore WIN
troops on board. a, -. pic,
a Hremen ship has passed up the james RIVER; -,
Tle stenmcr Tells from City Point, has arrived win
,he 10th New York Heavy Artillery on DcnId oho ~
bound 10 Washington. -,..... -, Gam.
many ID Sd PENNSYLVANIA ARTILLERY. were arrested s'
evening on suspicion OF having robbed sodior Vi ""
tery Il Of $500 o,..o,, u who
The Rey Henry johnson Of Chesterfield va. wno
,, and Tiled a soldier while robbing his garden hns
been sentenced 20 five years c0hhneInchi III 'hc po"
m, lessee, of the Spottswoodl III klchmoh''
.ve received notice that the property IN Their manu-
hn. been seized under the coniscaion Jaws. o n''a
nof res have been served on the occupants Vi so''
huildinps private houses. &C.. IN said cly; -.
william Peace an old citizen, dieu AT the resiuo"''
Of Gov Holden on Sunday night q, LII. g., -.
The steamer Dictator has gone 10 bai'imofc 'o' "
pairs -. .,,;vea from Richmond
hound IN Washington This viii be her ihs, tfP as 'is
mail steam route between WashihR'on "nu % w
IL dscontinred and the mails will 20 by ran heIencr
The propeller Leaaer nus "''''
Shore Va. -,
,sIn,a. Chief Oaartermaser Of this depar iment
arrived from Washington this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
Meeting Of the Mexican Ci"b-ExPrf'"'o"
Of sympathy With the h~p"b'esn
ucGmsees-Enthusiasti Assembly.

An enthusiastic meeting OF The Mexican 'iio
WAS held last evening at the Cooper Institute to hear
,he appea, Of the Mexican refugees in our midst
for aid in the present pecarious position of their coun-
try. number Of distinguished persons were present.
and spirited addresse. were delivered by Joshua
Ieavitt Mr. Zartos and others. The Monroe Doctrine
was discussed. and strong condemnation expressed OF
The course Of Louis Napoleon and violent opposition to
his puppet Macmillan. At the close OF the meeting
Mexican Republican air was sung ana me n"s VI
Mexico under its old regime and the Stars ana STRIPES
were waved together, amid the widest enthusiasm
lengthy report Of the proceedings crowded ou' ''
morning by the presure ofoher matter on our
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
All Representatives Of the Press - BE
Excluded from the Great Eastern-A
Journal OF tho Trip 70 be Furnished.


A private letter from Mr.. Cyrus W. Field
states that the Great Eastern would probably leave the
More on the 18th and vnentia on the 18th Of July.
All representatives Of the press Of England, Amer
lea. and France are to be excluded from the Great
Eastern during the laying OF the cable the Telegraph
Construction Company having charge of the undertak
ing believing this necessary. as some member
Of the press might enter into conversation with the
engineers and thus distract their attention from then
highly important duties.
journal Of the trip and its results will however, he
furnished the Associated Press Immediately upon the
arrival OF the Great Eastern at Hearts Content and
the connection being made with the shore that ter
minus Of the line.
We are informed that Mr.. Leonard W. Jerome has
rendered to the Telegraph Company his splendid steam
yacht the Clara Carta for the purpose of proceeding
with Mr.. William +. Everett. and a proper force Of
skillful assistants to the Gulf Of st. Lawrence, to
repair the cable connecting Newfoundland to Cape
Breton by the time the Great Eastern reaches Hearts
Content.
We wish every to the effort Of Mr.. Everett
and those accompanying him, and commend Mr.
Jerome for his beraty in offering the Of his beau
tiful yacht
II successful. shall at once, the arrival of the
Great Eastern be put in possession Of our dispatches
announcing the incidents of the voyage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

The Cartmen and Laborers' Association met
last evening a, the Apollo Rooms, No. 10 Priuce-st,
and spirited debate took place Messrs. Mooney.
Lynch Cunningham and OF hers addressed the meeting.
The strikers saw theif doomed, and the la
borers concluded t. work for the contractors. The
cartmen however hold out. They are confident that,
although the cartmen may be able 20 obtain labor they
canno. obi ain carts and Therefore their II Ger
tain. The Attendance not large, and no one was
present except the members 81 the Association After
the above conclusion the meeting adjourned sine do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

SKyEyTY-PfvB DOLLARS Ncw-Y0rk state
ROrNrY Il now paid 10 Soldier, who enlisted be.
tween Nov . ls62 and March 81 ls6i. by gro T..
ODoSsElI, Counselor at Law. No. - Nassan-st. cor
ner Liberty opposite the Post once. Room No. -
Refer, 10 Nassau Bank corner Of Nassau and Beck
man.sis, j. L. & ID. > Riker Mcrchan.s No a. Ce
dar -. anl Lawrence Myers & Co, importers No -
south Wlllaul.sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
MARIE ID.

kIYG-McF ARLAND-On Tuesday July H. at Cambridge,
n T. by ,he Rev J. T.. King D. d. Prof Jsmes NJ. Kin:
to Mi. Nancy NJ McFrand all Of Fort Edward Institute
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brooklyn on Tuesday.
July 49, at the residence ~ the brides fhe by the Rev r.
o. Studdiord d. D.. Professor Joseph Henry Mc,hssney
University Of Chicsyo Mary Lb0s daughter OF '" V.
stlddiiord.
ROGERS-MARrIN-O Thursday July -, az the rssienc
of the brides mother by the Rev. NJ r. Ellison, VIM r.
Roger. Of Hudson City, ~ j. to Mise jennie L. Martin
augher Of Mrs. France, Martin Of Bergen, n }.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
Relief Afforded Where Medicine. Fail.--rro.:

snse tho Bowels do srayitale and this dspsceusos
causes Coveness Rupture Pain in TIE Back
Chest sinking dragging hollow feeling sovu' w ~ IN
H. ho,b n.ls and female; all Eemse Disssses fAhg o. "
Womb Gc Medicines cannot replace thl, IA en- y.s5
relief can be bad by nsins one of ,.sse.
n;ss a, IN, lJffce No. 545 broadway Send LOT n.
DR. sHFRWOoDS TRUSS Ia the only s Que ,ss,ine-
u,,d IN bed or at business without paul. ao"
, ni., AZ ths Onhce No. Sss Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

FIRE IN ONE-HUNDRED- AND-THIRTY-SE SEVENTH
CT : The stables Of Daniel Develin and Edward Con
molly in One. hundred and thirty seVenth'st near
Tenth ave. were destroyed by FIRE Yesterday
h,rses carriages and harness were safely removed
In each case the hss will be about <3ooo run! u
.ured In the Hsyp"nv IoWosns,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

Successful submersion for Telegrs hie
CnbIe-Thc Mines-Arrival Of Hon.
Schuyler Colnx-The War in New
ZcaiRnd-The Mexican Emigrants-
Treasury Reports-The Passengers Of
the Goldeu .Rwle-Firc NJ Jacksos-
The Fourih-The Salvador Pirates
Sentenced TO be Hangcd-The Sentence
Communicative Indians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

Messrs. MARVIN 90. 4, 49,. ,,o,,
GssrIrsys In reply to your inquiries " To- now your
ss, stood yestardayt great me which consumed batn
N,,,u aud the entire block Of building We w,nh say Una
,sryng in 4, was preserved in perfect ordef almost as good
.n The SAFE give. good evidence o. the great hra. ioi
several hour. When our store u rebuilt We 'naI W." 49,,
80, q, .n. such test, we shall have none bot your fheh
o' , ~ WILLsTrs SKIDxoRB
i''''" "''' Mo-. Is5 aud i57 rultons'.
, IN .,,,,snt nj Ptnx and BURGLAR SAPgs always on
manu- ~ '' MARVIN L Co, No 263 broadway.
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fAdver,issment

fAdvcrisemrntl -
PORTRAIT of GEs. GRANT; Whippoorwllfs
Song. steel Engraving ~ Washington's Monument.
baltimore ani other brilliant novelties Ia TIE August
No of DFNnETsIs monthly MAlAkNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

TAiyrTiisemrftI
The BEST BRICK ~ THE UNITED STATES are
being made by CnANBERs's grea, BRICK MACHINES.
One hundred brick per minute have been made. for
Patent Rights and specimens OF brick Apply TO AbHAN
ErOrA No. u Courtlandt.si.. n. Y. (upsiairs)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

iAirsrt uIeli
Iron ITCHi lrCnl
ScEATCHi SCRATCH search
BLANKS IIcH CERArR
" cure the Itch I'm thirty six hours also cures Scald
Head Old sores. and ali Eruptons Of the Skim con
tnns no mercary Price 20 cents per box For sale by
DTpAs RAISFs 4 Co.. No. 81 Park'ro", ana aA Drug
ylsls IN Neg.iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

OLD EYES MADE NEW,
Without Spectacies Doctor or Medicines famphet
m allied free on receipt Of len cents. Address. T. Is
ToOTi, NJ. d., No. !. 100 BroadwaF. Ne"'ioiA
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NOREIlBAD's y 4

MORRHBAD's NEURODfNE.-lh lew days We
.b present the aders Of THE TRIBUNE with some te'tno'
u,. from sewers OF most eminent citizens regarding Tie
remarkable eaeds OF this remedy Our nervous friends
who wish to mike donbly sure" advised to
po.se.. their patience Those whose pains viii
no, u,rm, delay can procure the NEuRoDrSg the prinei
pei Druggist D. l. MohhhhAD' !" H.
No. Is Walserst New York
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TIE Maiden.

TIE Nadon.
81, ,,,n, ,.upn uuv~
|
Co"rS"'''
THz WEEK;
The Latest Bugbear.
Those Beiiserent Rishts
Another Illustration from Jamaica
Political Equality
emancipation La 'uoH
The Political Movements 10 the Now wsnG
Lifted Over: Poetry
Another Criticism: Poetry
The South uI, Ia:
The General Election 10 England.
Army Correspondence
The Suz Canal
Pure Interest
LITERATURE:
Literary Notes
Russell, Canada
Horace Mann.
The English "Brosd Church" End Asnsdsa
Hosmer, Thinking Bsyous.
Concerning the Country Pu.,u
Fn.An
Multiplied Art,
FINANCIAL Rxv.v
embraces T.. rs,,I.r ar ,,.,,su ssatSstss ~
following pame,:
HENRY w. LoNGTELrow.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
JOHN O. WHITTIER
SAMUEL ELIOT (Er.Pre,id,as Trinity 0saseA ame-
ford1
Prof TORREY Harvard,
Prof GoIDwIN SMITH fOrsord,
DR. FRANCIS IIEBsR
Prof CHILD. uIarvndy
CHARLES E. NORTON
HENRY JAMES
Judge BOND, (Baltirnors)
EDMUND QUINCY.
Prof w. ID. WHITNEY (YL,l
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lAdYrrtl.eInrnt |

TAdyrT tlsefnrnt
.JErPFRs. No. $40 Broadway. Ladies Fine
French walking Shoc5. Boots and Caters. Bstllns
sLo.s &C. at Reduced Prices. JEFFTRs. J7J Broadway
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$50, Those Ball Frog.

Ono or two persons have ser. IN m0ts y. s,.ed -
prize at IN. great Bull ros % ssn, % ~ before
the sh Of August have not .cs; ,.' ,ss y. s.s
number of ross in the meantime ~ ,os,rv us II Ssf
those m'en = HELEN, "Phunnys's Of Phun NO.
row N Y.
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I. scro0 which in all is multiplied forms Whether IN
tbs, Of King. syi Enlargement Of the Glands OF Bones
Gore Whit. Swelling. Chronic Rheumatism Cancer pi''
.s.e, Of tie skin Spine of Pulmonary Con'~p Ao"'
.,.,.,s. f,o,n one and the same source poisonous
prpcps in the human system Overcome this inherent de-
ornvy of the system aud complete restoration 10 'ounu
health ia po..be for II tho upon which the disease a
d i removed cure must Of necessity follow no matter
what form tie disease msnest' itself 1t " because d.
u J.ysx, ALr1KArs possessed o. this peculiar e'heaey
,h, i, 80 generally succe,su IN renewing so many mhis
n.ut diseases destroys the viu, OF Pnncipe rom WHICH
thew o.uae by entering into the circulation and oehs car
d with IN. blood to the mnusst hbers, driving every paf
clio NJ disease from the system The best evidence oil TINS
h uud in the testimony Of those who have tred H. an'
t, certificate, ar. given l-nsh in JAMES MEDICAL Al
x.c TO be had gatis of al agents Sold by all Druggists
There are one hundred distinct nervous as
and there 1. no, Oh, of thsm that will not yield to The
ara, ,,yoan BIoxH,ss Why suffer the torture OF nor'
vo weakness. for d,,' The BIoKRsSH will give you IN
., relief and permanent strength. Depot No 20 Dey't
soid NV all pfuggisU.
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