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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20

The statistics OF the present year indicate much greater
mortality fOm this cause than hitherto ana We are assured
mon good authority the true a. regards eohslmp
ton OF bowels action IN the kldh;yS u sehl''
and other intestinal diseases.
The use lead conductor for Croon water exposes an
our inhabitants great extent and those who are 10 tho
habit Of drinking ale beer aud soda-Eaer puP'1 lnIous
npes Of this dangerous material more aDe 10 %
bT diseases induced by lead poison owing 10 NC ItneE
Of those ia lids. An eminent Ocu Ia TINS CITY asserts lh
noon introduced into the By means Of nuns |hcA
have passed through lead pipes acts first upon the
al ensryes and then upon the centeIt h th Nel
many diseases % the eye and where tue cAuo u
douhh may with good reason, DO attributed 10 Inc oho
continued use Of lead poisoned water H. fact hee ore A
cases ON record the OF which known 10 DC ea
poison 49,. , ..-..1f,,s
The Health Commissioner In their capacity Of ouolans
~ The public health should inquire into this matter ni once ana
Owe me peouo the benefit ~ ner researches. We hove lh
ms cfv hd best medical skill and talent the continent
VINO n called upon wOud gladly give their assistance IN de-
,siaa sone plan tic remedy Of this glzaIte etl
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The Commencement Exercises OF the Uni-
yer,ity LAW School.

The commencement exercises OF the law depart
men Of tie NewYork University took place last evening IN
the chapel Of the University building. There was very
large gathering friends OF the graduating class present
"a were also many those who have risen high in the legal
profession AT O'clock the Chancellor and class entered ac-
con panied by Judge Clerks William Allen Butler the Rev
Dr. Campbell Prof Pomeroy Prof Martin the Hon. Gulian
c. verpauek the Hon f. c. Benedict and Prof Wedgewood
The music by Dodworths band then played the opening
march which was Immediately followed BY prayer by Chan
celor Ferris After second piece had been played the re-
port Of the Examining Committee read MI Alexander
T. Compton then delivered an address upon The Roman
Laws"
Legislative REFORM Vaedictory address NnS pro-
nonnced by Mr. j. Hamilton Bryan. The band then having
PLAY ed from "Crspino e Comare," the degree OF
Bachelor Of Law conferred upon the members OF tAe
graduating class.
Their names we're follows Edward Bnsse ]. Hamilton
BRYAN Alexander L. Compton Ernest Hal, John Hamilton.
T. Clarence Hyatt Daniel 2. LppencOtt, Montgomery NJ
Livingston Benjamin T. Sceva, william D. Sinclair Henry
NJ Wallace and Lemue A Wyman
VIM Allen Butler esq then delivered address TO the
class The Relation Of Lawyer and Client .
pleasing and unex pected ceremony took place immed
atey after MIR Buffers speech Mr. Bnsse the pat the
class presented Prof j. ~ Pomeroy Dean o, the Law
Faculty testimonial Of their regard 20 him, beautifully
engrossed Of thanks for bis endeavors IN hei behalf
Prof Poueroy responded as follows
"Gentemen Of the Glass: This Is a most unexpected
pleasure lecured you great deal during the past
two years and YOU viii know, excuse me rom making
speech give my sincere thanks and heartfelt
wishes for the future"
The benedicton then pronounced by Chancellor Ferris
and euVening music the audience dispelsed
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WE'VE VESSELS ASHORE ON LAKE ERIE.

TWELVE VESSELS ASHORE on LAKE ERIE.
CLEVELAND Tuesday. June ~ 1896.
Tie schoOncrs Highland Chief, Alnin and Josephine,
loaded with wood ashore and large schooner name
unknown. is pounding at anchor at Fairpoli.
Two large barks also ashore just east Of Fairport
Tho schOOuer Daren and Suie, with lumber, are also
ashore.
Tho schooner Euclid and the brig Williams are badly
damaged by pounding at their docks here The storm Is
over
The schooner sherman is ashore eight east Of here
Tho schooner Walbige ashore 10 miles east Of here
No particulars. -.
THE BARK wINSLOw ASHORE.
HOsIOS Tuesday June 10. ls66.
Tho bark Winslow, from Philadelphia for Portland with
coal is ashore at Muskegat and has bgcd. Crew saved
Tho vessel will probably be a total loss.
on THR COAST OF MAINE.
EAsTPoRT. Me. Tuesday. June 10, 1866.
The brig Edwnston Brothers Of Yarmouth, bound to
ST. John totally wrecked at Little River Head ycster
day at 10 O'Clock during thick fog. The materials were
saved
DISASTERS NEAR BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, June l9.-Ihc EIPrcss gives the following
list OF marine disasters:
Jhe seh Three Friends and unknown bark are ashore
Fairport, Ohio lake Erie)
The schr Harriet Ross the rocks at Eagle Hnrbor
Lake SuperiOrs details. -
The propeller C4yahOga with cargo OF oats, coued AT
PORT Huron and sunk.
The bak r. j. Winslow coded with the schooner Minnie
Williams al Aux Point. La4e Erie No particulars.
Can't Richardson OF the brig Gen. Worth reports passing an
unknown vcs.e. bottom upward oil Asitabula. o.
The bark Sunnysde aad the schooner j. Gibbs lost most
Of their canvas.
last night Buffalo harb0r, AID j. going 10 pieces.
The big s. C. Mbrdge Is ashore 10 miles fIom Cleveland
A rug Las gone to her assistance
The sch0oners snow Bird aad Darien are ashore near
Euclid q.
The schooner Jennie King capsized of Long Point Cut
Lake Erie. and all hands lost.
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RxpIos,ou an Cro.by-si.

Shortly before 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning an eK-
oon occurred in the yard Of No 80 Crobyst caused by
some Photographic cotton igning and exploding Inc cotton
amounting to about % Pounds had been placed IN TIE yafu
to dry by the maauciureT Mr. Daniel D. l. DAVE The oc
cnnant OF the Of the building Mrs eHeAl Aao
psced charcoal furnace the cotton, ana 4I Dafe TO
noustrated the act that she removed u HpoI 81
feet distant; In looking out Of an upper winow enot
U ts former position Before he could reach the aTu lhe eh
po0n occurred IL caused loud report but ud hot 10
t damage as would have been supposed natural under OBJ,
circumstances The windows In the basement hIst anu
second fooi shattered causing damage 70 lAe aMou.t
f about $50. insured Tic loss Of mr. Daqie VIII amount 10
about eJJO no Insurance Fortunately no person was III
iurcu.
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Southern Items.

AuGusfA Ga, Tuesday june ~. FOO
The employees Of the Revenue Offices m Georsia and
South Carolina are Tcsgnng, being unable To take The
tcsf oath Several post-oces have been closed AMI great
Inconvenience will be the result unless the eYi Is
remeded. ,,.,, ~. 80.
Messrs Stephens, Brown, Cobb, Hill, and others are
rinp for and against the Consitutionaty OF The stay
law before the Supreme Court at Milledgeville The
decision Is looked for with great interest.
The gold mines at DahOnega Georgia, are about 70 De
worked with improved machinery
The weather has been unusually cold for The last three
DAYS There have been heavy hail storms in tie vicinity,
and The thermometer Is down 20 81.
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Died,

Ga
Funeral in to.morrows paper
rou,Nap,D a, ui,eol, l. L. Friday June IS aiter pro-
li,s.. Townsend formerly 81 fachesI, pyA
Of Samuel and PheDe Tow eh1 N'i"'''
Bo.ton uspers please copy ilna..
WauNEROn Tuesday morning June ~ heI aAtet'"s "'T
Ceorge r. Warner, aged 81 years. H.. w. F;o.b.,
,yiee. will tase his late residence wesi rnt,sI
funa - 49,, on SirAye. Thursday evening Of ococa
IT. ,,ion, Of family respectfully invited " atslo s
fthsT notice. The body will be taken 70 r0usnAep' " ~
,,paelsrFR-Oo Tussaay 49, at Elizabeth n j. Emy p
vie Of Bells {. Webstsf - .....a A.. s..,..i
T friends Of family re'pecny invited 70 attend me
% i.f Chanel Fraboth. Ihursday 2 ns Of 20 CLOCK w.
TUESDAY June 49, John c. Wright Of this CITY,
F a, Chapasua Meeting House Thursday June ~ st il
oeoeka u
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RtIsEs.


Bosros june l9-At II o'clock last night Gre broke
oul boo The upper part OF the building Nos ~ and ~
fremont t which, fortunately confined 10 the third
and fourth stories. Tho building is mainly occupied by
Cl s Jenckos extensive picture dealers. Loss $1,000,
which u insured. The building No. lOi Westinghouse,
occupied furniture mandatory and warehouse by
UaJev Morse A tovien was DESTROYED BY fire this
morning Haley Morse 8 B0ydon estimate their loss at
all000i on WHICH they aro Insured for 100000. The
Mxes Scott miners, lose $1,000 and are insured Tor
e. o00 Davis & Chapman hats lose a. 900. Tho loss
the building Is S2J 900 Several small buildings IN the
rear were crushed by falling walls.
NEwBgRgY, $. C.
AUGUSTA Ca Tuesday, June l9.-There was de-
str,lctve fire at Newberry S. c., Monday number
OF stores and dwellings were destroyed
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nlassachu.etts.
IL sKvESrY-FIRsr REGIMENT or NETWORK AND TIE

TUE SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT or NETWORK AND THE
BOSTON PUsILEERS.
BosrOS. Tuesday June "a, 1906
Music Hall last evening the scene Of very pleasant
exercises occasoned by committee of officers OF the LIST
Regiment National Guard of New-York presenting the
Independent Boston Fuseers with an elaborate and costly
testimonial consisting OF largc-sze photographs OF the
members of Companies Is and ii OF the 7lst Regiment
Lieut. Col Coles made the presentation, which was ap-
propate responded by Capt Proctor Of the Fuseers
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MARBLE ID.

DOUGLAs-MYGATT-ln Oxford " j. Thursday June a. BY
the Rev assisted BY the Rev T. H. PayoD George
Douglas NJ d., Jane A., dau gher Of william Mysati
FRYF-NFLsON-n Boston Mass by the Rev. z Edmunds M
Or1n +. FRYE 20 Mrs. Abby T. Nelson, both OF Boston
Thursday June IL At ST. Peters Chu5cn
Y by the Rev Jonu branad George Oorha OF DOT
o n T. and Ellen Augusta daughter Edward E. MsrVne esq
Of Auburn.
McGFORGF-KAEB-On Monday June 49, at the Temple OF the
the New Jerusalem, BY the ss ) = 9t
art John b. McGeorge Of this city TO miss wary Jounxe
daughter OF the late Nh John Kaeb Of Phlsdepms
OTTARSON-SPFNCRRAt Yonke on Tuesiay June ~ ~ tns
Rev D. NJ Seward Franklin O,iaTson OF Ne"'ioA ivy anu
Josie M o Brooklyn L. J.
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pnIaaNING RYLEAD.
THE STATISTICS or THE PAST THIRTEEN YEARS
SOME PACrs PoR TIE BOARD OF HEALTH.

soNE PACrs PoR TnR BOARD OF HEALTH.
While the Board Of Health is, with so much suc-
cess reforming tie various evils calculated to nnre tie
health of the city there subject Of sufficient Importance
IA merit the notice Of the Health Commissioners We mean
lead posonug There be doubt that very many per
on are sevcrey affected by the Of Groom water which
remaining tot some time ia the lead piping between the street
mains and dwelling houses becomes imfreSnated win Tie
desterous qualities OF lead and it, extensive use IN al
% awncs render protection Of clizeus against IT,
% an incraiiye necessity Its evil effects are not alwhy.
onGned 10 lead collie but IN many 81 paralysis ead
rsnnng il The exciting We learn b. recent ohcai
Nat n ere are England and Wales one hundred
thoosand 400 OOO OF epilepsy and paralysis majority
Of cb can be traced the ndscruinate use OF lead as
condcor IN, water Oneseyenih oI these cases occur IN
London alone thus showing that In large cities who're ed
pipe h aiot exclusively used the owl effects are nost ell
The mortu,ry reports OF this city show that since the
ducon OF Croton water the deaths from paTa have IN
creased moro largely proportion 10 The acIeas. OF Poua
tiou than those M any other disease Inc following auo 70
record of Tic deaths by plraysis from 1883 10 l5oG
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The ph,Indeln,.ln Rega.in.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, JAne ID l5lp.
The Grand Regatta OF Philadelphia Yachts came Oh THIS
morning
One hundred and eighteen yachts entered for the first
race comprising classes.
The sixth started at $3.50 and the first az lO:lJ a.
H. They will round the Horseshoe and expected 10
return about O'Clock this afternoon.
A stiff breeze Is blowing.
The breeze appears be rather too heavy for the light
craft several of which upset before reaching the Navy
Yard.
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The Norwich RaiIrond Disaster.

ONE MAN KILLED AND ANOTHER TERRIBLY scALDRD
Boston. Tuesday June ~, le66.
By the singular disaster which occurred ON the Norwich
Railroad and which was occasioned by the high wind
blowing a car from one track 10 another, causing
freight train 20 come in collision with it, Tyler Peck,
fireman. was killed, and Frank Greenwood another en-
poye terribly scalded The freight tram was badly
smashed up.
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Movements OF Gems. Grnni and sherman.

CIyCfyNAu Tuesday june 10, l-t1.
Gems Grant and Sherman arrived here tins morning.
Gen Sherman leaves for ~. Louis tonight, ana Gen
Grant goes to Washington tomorrow VIA BelaiF.
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tyes Tho loyalisis Of Maryland and Uaioa.s.s every
where would act with forecast aud energy in accept
,,.- the issue Of impartial suffrage st oleo, lat
the Maryland platform is very decided, aud
s-'"' A''-F ''r''''" . .ao crescent Reconstruction
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A Chariot lkuce

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, june 10 1886.
The Roman Chariot race at Suffolk Park to-day, at
tractd An immense crowd Miss Virginia Mason New
York drove Lady Sherman and Prairie Flower; Miss Sher-
wood of philadelphia drove Flora Bel and Empres The
race was mile heats best three in five Miss Mason
IN three straight heats Time 22j, $3.50 and 2l5. The
Indies were dressed IN classic costume
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NEW INVENTION FOR RULING PAPER.-Alessrs.
Peetreau Coles gave exhibition at their establishment
No 81 Lberty-st yesterday, Of patent electro magnetic
striking attachment for ruling paper The apparatus proved
10 be very simple In It's construction but Of superior adYan
tages 10 the hand rulngmachines.
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CoLoRED SCHOOL EXHIBITION pupils of
Colorcd Grammar School No gave public entertainment in
and Of st. Philips Church OF the Cooper Institute last even
r In pecuniay point of view It's must have been
been very gratifying The exercises consisted principally Of
singing niers dialogues and tableaus all OF
which were creditaby rendered
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4 Ta-IDNEys c0yyENTIoS ~ GEORGIA.
Thc Prize Eight rctwcru Earney Aaron nnd
Coliyer.

WASHINGTON Tue ley, juno ~ 1876.
Barney Aaron Of Ncw-York and Eollyer Of Bait
m,g, tvo rrl ies of considerable no.oret7 are here
with coai ersb lo number Of Ioush5 from northern ciuc
and sill leave % midnight about so strong, on moonlight
excursion" Tickets g. Iloy w proceed to poiut on q
Virginia shore. whore ring win be formed aud przeigL
cgumc9ceat daylight Coycr The recent fight on tie
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Court of Appeals.

ALBANY. Tuesday june 10, lsG6.
The following is the day calendar OF the Court Of Ap
meals for tomorrow wednesday, June 2J'
Nos. lis, li6 III. lis. III. lJO ~, I1J and I9o'
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THE FRFFnMFN
vrroru THE FREEDMEN. ...


CHARGES AGAINST THE OFFICERS Or TIE BUREAU II
NORTH Can LrEl.
srs..li Displta 60 Tho D.. s. Tribune.
EiL-,lH. n. Co. Tuesday jane ~ 1866
Charges AMI specifications were to-day TO sent
Gen. 1rate.cY Majors lllan and Wick,rham and Capis
ST. ey seerars ana C'lris. Thsr are ch'rged with cone
duct mellcI to rool order and military discipline AT
ose Interested a farms uro mostly charged WIh trivial o
n1se. vbis1o J1s1nsats previously 10 existence "4
relte ~ - sitlas cas. cones Up 0a Friday tle 24l ls
Wy q. tsc frs, c.re t-ici.
- TE IDuEys CONVENTION IS GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA Ca. Tuesday. June 70. leca.
Tie Free'meu's Convention meets here in July.
The delegates have been elected nom al parts Of the State
Tleoh1ct Of Lc meeting 60 mlnoral4e Congress o' tie
It o frlaci.e and q ira ty jars q thor own eo.oi
George PISS nod Henderson Beck o.. Grln wer9 elected oY
large Or lit as 1utIllcrua 40 meeting " Tie eoo-eI
people both denounced c Llreau mcheyon end cfeaT'
of Disturbances between the They are willing 20 tils
DIE laws %. tne s and teir Oh masters and friends o
ls.ce The Bureau cent A. rn said: 81 will be damned
allow negroes to speak dsrespectfuy Of my Bureau AMI
arrested h lesslcs Who Wers aergard released by tb3
civil authority.
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Legal Matters at Loui.vi,Ie.

LOUISVILLE. Tuesday, june 10. 1906
In the United States Court to-day, in the case on lsim
Henderson Judge Ballard discharged the defendant thus
relieving him Of all military control
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Railways Ready Relief,
As A PREV ENIIYE AGAINST
AslATIC CHOLERA
WILL CURE
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
,epoonf1 ia he'll lumber drink viii f. Tow
minutes stop tire most painful discharges and the patient to
health aid comfort
RAPIDLY CURES
All Rheumatic and Neuraie Affections Throat Asthma Dph-
liberia Nervous Headache
WHEREVER PAIN EXISTS
ADply te Really Relief afford mmetass sna qnek
cure.
Paee s. cents per bottle. Sod by Druggists
RAILWAY L Co.. No 81 Sssl3eslans
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The Tribune Enlarged.

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
WORLD.
MANAGEMENT OF THE DAILY, sEMI-wEEGLY AND WEEKLY
TRIBUNE.
Notwithstanding the fact that the size of THE TRID
yE has been increased more than one Quarter the price will
remain the
TERMS.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Mall subscribers sinale copy, year32 namDers.. q
Mad subscribers. clubs Of "
Ten comics addressed 10 of subscribers II %
Twenty copies addressed to names OF su0scrOers 81 W
q, ona ,dIress 10 90
Twenty copies address. " w
An extra copy will be sent for each club often.
sFMI-WEBKLY TRIBUNE.
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Mail subcribers copies over FOR each copy W
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summer
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CLIO T IN g.
ready usual variety everything ippsr'anins
to a GENTLEafANs WARDROBE for summer Our stock visa
never better prices any time within the past Tires
DEVIIN & Co.,
BROADWAY CORNER GRAHDST.
BROADWAY CORNER wARREk-Sr.
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The Be-t Place 60 buy new. tasty and weii-mado
SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING is at r. d. BALDWiSS.
Nos. 70 and u BOwery tho largest and ASSORTMENT in the off,
and prices lsss
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II
We have reconstructed our store. - - -
Nos AND 6 BURLING SLIP. N Y.
BY REMOVING THE
METAL DEPARTMENT TO NO. g.
the store adjoining aud permitting our hns
WARE 10 exclusively the former pseuises Our patrons VIII
find snd better ssotment Of fine PLATED WAKE h.
ever before al prices retail which will we'd
them for a irp ifom Broadway TO lie foot Of gohnst
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uJD5Er- RACE SPLENDID DAYS seoRr-AS oUT-
sma WUs raE PRINCIPAL EVENT Isl Two
STRAIGHT, uEsr
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Dr.. 81. J.rKTsNER,

Di Gaf$AA49S,I4G mEOlClNE ELS.
NEW TREATMENT d NEW REMEDIES
9 2EY 81 SD ST., QENTRE WHEE1rEs,iW. VA
X; X, HAVING SECURED THElSER-
71fil V s,faS Of an Intelligent assistant, who
VII VII attend 70 the PREPARATION of Dedi-
bile him to give more attention to OF" ont ma ma
uentS, especially to his many friends IN the
SG9untty. his medicines are all prepared In
nlsoWh once, and all delivered to his ma
tients by himself DIR. K. treats ali diseaseg
DOth Acute and Chronic, with which HUMANE
~. IS anlcIed. He has large number of new
remedies which have proved rem nj sf,Iv
successful In many Of those obstinate cases 9f
ts. winch heretofore have been
De named: Consumption, Serofnia mis-,
cSharges rom the Ear, ozena! Enlarged Glands
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach, Com pisif,ts
bL22ncnl4S and NIL diseases OF the Throaf
and Air Passagea. Hypertrophy aud ali 9TH
er diseases OF the Heart, NeuTa ida fnIIeIsa
spinal AFFECTIONS, and all diseases OF the Ner-
S IS9 system Is acknowl lodged by all who have
ever known TO the medical pnoGeSsIonI aTjr. X.
mas Deen eminently successful in the tTSaSf-
Merstrql DISTINCTIONS Painfui Te3St ms, H S6I,
1euctrheal Uterine and Ovarion TSnmO1
11G,ltP Uteri and all Nervous diseases 70
I ~ he Ie, makes speciality in the treatment Of
al chronic Affections of the GeuitO TTritiAEv
frrtabIe VIE BIaS Satsrra Of S and retr
ig!lDonng Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
G5FaXsi, Dialects and DlhicuIt Ufinat ting, sy-
Pnlnuc Diseases in all their Varied ff9FT9a
SSlho4arrhea, It's complications and seoiIeilP
S3petlnatorrhea and ImpOtency, aud All aztec
L I9I 1uent upon youthful ndiscretionS
A az 2 Special attention paid to the tTeafne5f
81 f1s55gn a, White Swelling, scrofnIous
sSSLteff. SftIlcose Ulcers, DC. Persons Rfifcfsd
ttS5iiS5 larry with old troublesome eases
5I44gld lose no time TO call on or ress M
$3.50 ts1dEae communications Containing fee
PEpi19Rly noticed. ONCE presentations and
msdlcIne cash. For visits IN citys same e. NJ
o9Iher Fhystcians. Office houns, IA. NJ To "a
Oh NJ 70 +. ~, and 6 P. NJ. to 9P. NJ r
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Greenwood Cemetery,

SITUATED5 ONiTHE NATIONAL ROAD
R-$mnes east Of the city, is now ready FOL
lnterments, sale, and Improvement of lots,
1tcontains 81 acres OF 'land, and Is laid out
in the most modern and Improved style
can be- eastly reachedu at. ali seasons of the
year by the National Road, and for three
fourths OF eryeRr, by the Hempfield Rail
Road. y is perfectly secure, and intended to
be beautlhedby every variety trees, shrub
berry. public vault, chapel, artificial lake
fountains, etc. to make 10 equal to the best
rural cemeteries IN the country. IL ns..-!yi
Ample provision Is also made for Its en-.
largement, order and care in perpetuity.
Persons desifohs Of purchasing fots! can
examine the grounds with the Superintsn-
dent, who has q plat OF, secure ,therp by call
ing At the Office of the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling.
> Persons wishing to make interinents will
call ON the Secretary to obtain permits there
Tickets OF admission TO I,otholders and
visitors WIN be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF SDIRECToRs-A. J.. Sweeney
President; Il. Q. Bonham. Secretary; ~. 3,
Rhodes, John g. Niuth, Geo. Mendel, Jos
jordan, y. A. Hildreth, no lfr. 70 au3l-lyd