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Porto Rico.
THE NATIONAL GAME.
mutual ". Eclectic.


very interesting and quickly played game took
place yesterday At the Union grounds Brooklyn, E. d.
between the Mutual and Eclectic Clubs OF this city
The out-hed was very wet after the late heavy rains
and rendered fielding anything but safe pleasant the
inGeld but little better except at the bases and
s'andponta The playing sharp and spirited, how
ever, although the ball became "soggy'' and
difficult TO bat or hold. Martins pitching bothered the
Elcctics very much, but they managed to get bases
several times on good hits; but then they
not quick enough for such wiry, tricky chaps as
Jewett Dcvyr, Hatfield, Waterman and "Dckey'
Hunt Mchahon was on his old style OF batting, with
good effect.
On the Eclectic side connen at third base. played and
folded as finely in any Of his old games with The
Gotham Club; Armstrong played we'll behind and Dr.
Bell pitched very effectively. The Mutuas Oh.
liged to change in consequence OF the absence OF
mao. but r. Hunt played nicely in the position The
Mutual nine up to all the points Of the game and,
judging from the games they have lately played IL may
DO said that they play better and seader than ever and
the contest 70 como on on the 26th at Irvngton, viii
no doubt be OF the finest games Of the season The
score Of yesterdays game 10 a. follows
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v & N E z U Ell A.

Revolutionary Movements MT mn End-Con.
gressional Proccedings-Arrival or Amcrt.
can Emlgrants-<aoDa Reports.
According TO Geographic dispatches received by the
President the revolutionary movement In Aragua led
by Arana had been completely subdued without blood
she'd as no time was lost In dispensing the
On the 23d Cen. Gil had taken the rens OF govern
mont.
Gen. Falcon had len for Coro 70 join his family.
Congrcasshad authorized the Executive to contract for
an extraordinary loan, also 10 regulate the revenue
lower contributions declare ports Of entry suppress
officers not absolutely needed
The public peace had been secured In Guayaria
Dr. Price had arrived there In the American schooner
United States from Wilmington NJ C., with emlarants
TO be followed by two more vessels
They were about commencing 10 build a now road
from Bolivar 70 Nueva Providencla
the uphate mines were yielding handsomely. few
miners had reached Bolivar with hundred pounds OF
gold duet
Rumors circulated At Curracos that great discoveries
o. gold had been made and the reports bad been made
the subject OF discussion by Congress II was said that
there were parties possessed or the secret who de-
manded privilege for working and developing ts re-
sources
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ptmsTnIAEIsM.

Exciting Foot Race Long Island.
The lovers Of pedestransm assembled on Long Island
yesterday 70 witness . race between Ike Rooney end
Powers for $500 ande Owing the fact that no great
publicity had been given 10 the AFFAIR the asssmbIage
was NOT largo - 10 otherwise would have been
Shortly after o'clock both mon were In readiness 70
start and Al nrst Rooney made much better running
than his opponent and very lively betting was the
t4p The second mile was exciting rum as for nearly
tho whole distance both men ran together. Finally
Rooney ran away from his opponent and came In Z
winner In 4l0. and Powers made the distance In "a
large amount Of money changed hands and the whole
AFFAIR passed on very quietly.
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IN. vER0NEs' ELkCTEiO CHEMICAL BATHS.
NOS. ANps "a ST ELEVENTH STREET.
TO THE NERVOUS. RHEUMATIC AND
ALL suFfERKRs FROM FUNCTIONAL AND
CUVnNrC nISEASE3

Attended 70 b. DR. VBRuNEs the INVENTOR
To his patients and those acquainted with these Baths
recommendation IL neccssay but 70 sufferers who no,
aware OF their advantages word Of explanation should be
given The Baths pleasant and agreeable 10 take and
cannot possiby do harm They directly and power
~ nervous sunerers-those temporarily exhausted by
busness excitement other facilitating
~ well those suffering from chronic disorders
the effect 81 realized Paralysis be cured
wen ~ averted. by their timely use.
Fhose suffering FROM acute attacks OF rheumatism gout
neuralgia other diseases viii lnd immediate relief Let
the afflicted try but bath and they viii realize the adNn.
tsges Of ths mode Of treatment
These Baths we known the medical profession a.
specific remedy Against metallic pcsons. Mercury which
ne potent cause OF 90 many MA " thoroughly ersdcatcd
Isdiss WIN nnd these Baths especially sdvsn!sssous
they are immediately invieorating and remove all func
tcns dIscrer Restoring harmony and natural action b.
xides being asrceablc ~ hey exerse scfenng and
frcehng Influence the skin and complexion brnana
bepk ~ natvSnl tone of heolth ana vtaoA
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HAYTi AND PORTO RICO.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Or TINE HERALD.


Haytien Paper Money Ordered to be Burned
A Swindie In the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mt
Loggerheads With. the Provisional Govern
ment-iie IL Declared Protector Of Hayti.
HAVANA, June 10, 1857.
BY tho arrival OF the Spanish steamer Psayo, from
st. Thomas, We hive news from Hayti
letter from The Cape, dated the 9Th ult, says
Although the provisional government had submitted
to General Salnave, saget and Chevaler, its members
continued " carry out Its attributes but under certain
restrictions.
Among the measures adopted by said government
was one ordering It's delegates in Cape Hayden to
burn 100000 'gourdes" [doarsl Of the paper cur
rency rendered useless for circulation. Only one
fourth Of that quantity committed TO the
flames, and the rest were pocketed by the
parties employed for the purpose The Same trick
repeated at Port an Prince and Jacmel This
conduct gave great umbrage to General salnave who
appears TO be man Of honor and induced him 10 pub
sh address to the people expressive Of bis indgna
on at the whole proceedings manestng that he would
retire with his forces the provisional had
deviaed from all the intents and purposes OF the
luton adding that it 1.-THE provisional governmenU chad
not very clean handsn The attitude assumed
among the members Of the provisional govern.
ment. and before no could 'thrust them out Of the
windows at the pon. OF the bayonst they thought 1t
prudent to renqush their powers to Generals Salnave,
Saget and Chevaer these being the only invested
with power till the election Of the President.
Saget the Provisional President, with his twenty two
members, and Chevacr Vice President, nothing
more than so many satellites OF the preponderng SAL
nave.
The day after the above events there was . popular
and extensive demonstration In favor OF Sanave Men,
women and children gathered IN compact masses on the
plaza Potion and before the residence OF Salpave, with
loud EXPLANATIONS in favor Of the President of Hay and
the protector Of tho people. Salnave, who had
so far refused tho Presidency, came out on the
plaza and underworld to quiet the people by making a
speech couched In the most paterna terms The people
became more and moro enthusiastic and their exclama
ton echoed from the plaza Potion plaza Belair
Under these circumstances Sanave found himself COM
PEELED 10 accept the title of Protector OF the republic
until the constitution is reformed and q new President
elected. The people, satisfied and persuaded that
after having accepted the Proecorate he would not
refuse the Presidency, then retired quietly to their
homes
Porto Rico.
Tho government has approved Of the projected rail-
road from San Juan 70 Arecibo; but 1t allows sub
vention because Of the exceptional state Of the Tea
sury.
The revenue collected In April last amounted to
1924 673 102 less than during the month in
1865
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The steamship Arizona Captain Msury viii sail nom
this port on Friday, june q, for Aspinwsrl
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close ., hafpass ten O'Clock on Friday morning
me NEw YoaK HnAlp-Edition for The PAcnc--wIll
be ready At half.past nine O'Clock in the morning
single sop'sa N Nrappsn for Railing, S4 ssn,4
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Match for the Championship Of Maryland.
BALTIMORE, June 10, 1867.
An interesting game Of base ball played this after
noon between tho st OF Pastime Club and the rst
nine OF the Enterprise the grounds Of the Pastimcs
on Madison avenue. About two thousand spectators
were present The game for a silver ball and the
championship Of the State The Pastimes are the VIC
tors by two runs, the score being IS TO 81.
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se Fashion Cours,

This afternoon the between Lucy Fearless Panic
and George n Patchen Jr, win come on on the Fashion
Course with, perhaps, the attempt by Mr.. Harker's
horse Bruno 70 beat the best wagon time on record:
and tomorrow tho great match between Dexter and
Ethan Alien and running mate.
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Fly catches-Eclectic, z; Mutual, Is.
Out on fouls-Eclectio 10; Mutual, q
Scorcrs-Messrs. Wright and Doncan.
Umpire-Mr 7. Macdiarmid, OF the star Club
Time Of camel hour and 46 minutes.
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S HlPPiNG NE w s.
---~->-~~-~~~-~~----~-~~
PORT Or NEW Yoax. JUNE 10, 1857.

Arrived.
Bark Island Queen (Br). Miller Newport, e. ~ days
with railroad iron, order Had strong westerly winds
most Of the passage 10Th inst lat spoke
Prince Albert from shields for New with
quarter stow. having been in collision with unknown
Bark Lycursus lr.a Castasiola Palermo "a days, with
fruit g. TO opder.
Below.
Brig ArHo
johnson. No 49,
Wind At sunset sw, light
American Perfs.
CHARLESTON, June Io-Arrfved, steamship sarssossa
NYork
SAVANNAH, June 1o--Arrived, steamship San Jaciuto
For 0Asr shippin0 NeSs See NinA Pac.
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MARBLE MANTELs.

MARBLEIzRD SLATE MANTELs-suPERroR IN
WI appearance, durable half the price OF marble
Thirty sixth streets.
MARBLE MANrEIs.-riTE BEST PLACE IN TIM
M city 10 purchase Marble Mantels Of The latest DESIGNS
a. very low prices is at A. kLABEWs Marble Works I'D
this out
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TOO LATE FoR cLAssrFIcATIoS.

A YANKEE NOTIONS. HOSIERY AND wnrrH
&.:... TOO, , We WI msts srasSsne.ss VITA ons
q only and who have estAblshed trades need an
Du' bkAAkrL sLooux FOwt4RR Trsnkin e
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MTsCELLANEOUs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF TaE KENTUCKY
Essrucxr-srrsA cI.ss So syss 10, 1857.
"a Sc u, ~, %, 80. 81, 81, 90. q 81. IL, g.
"a ., xrrsrugsr1slAsS q ssS Jvsr - iss7
!" = = "x6SasaY, apSbf FOO, n %sn g o.
KENTUCKY srArE-KxrRA CLASS 3y, JUNK 10 lS57.
II. .. 3 @ q. n. is, 81 S. IA
france. NORRIS 4 co., Managers - =
For circulars Of Kentucky state Lotteries address MUIR
RAY, EDDY CO., Coyington, Ky.
Prizes casned and information given by addressing H.
RICHMOND. No. Corlandt street
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF. rue GEORGIA
State Lottery for the benefit Of the Masonic Orphan
!. s.ons,A ;,Ars r15aA- g ias, srxr ~ 1857
a. ., H. 10, "a 81. II, Ia, ~, II, y, 7.
:. surrrxnErrARy ExrRA--cLAss Q, JUNE ~, 1857.
70 u, 20 70 50 81 IS "a - III g. ~, 81
20, 81, a. 6A 10 ~, Y. 70, r. ~, 81,
w. w. BOYD CO., Managers, Atlanta. Ga.
MCINTYRE 4 CO., Us Chatham street, \. Y.
CoRNs, BuNIoNs. ENLARGED JofNTs--ALL Dfs.
eases Of the feet cured by Dr. zACHARIE, go Broad
way
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A.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE AeaALD.

The steamship Eagle, Captain Greene from Havana on
the 10th instant arrived At this port yesterday.
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RIO coNTRAroRs.-PRoP ron STREET I'M.
a. prosemenn and for the supply Of Drain and Sewer
Ppes Separate sealed proposals, each endorsed with
title OF The work Tor which be offered tho o.
person making The same and the date OF rs
VIII be recsived at this once until II o'clock A. NJ Mon.
day. july 1851 for the supply OF about 70 90 nea feet Of
sewcr aud Dram Pipes OF different dmcnsions The
construction OF Sewers AZ follows (Spec H. In Ffy-
inird street between FOURTH aud Fh avenues tspea ~.
tween fourth and pifth ayenues tspec az In Forty
sixth and FIFTY first streets from their present
70 the Hudson river spc 2o In Seventy 1rst street be-
sye1ne am p ana ess r y ~ IL Tenth
20 near Ninth avenue. tspsc 5 In Twentynfth street,
between and Eighteenth streets also for
structfon OF Crosswaks 10Th and
Twelfth avenues and Broadway and Of Stone Block Pave
ments In Second avenue, from Sixty hrst 1, Bghysxh
street also 10 Kim Broomo Spring street:
also IN Twelfth street, from Fourth 20 vh also ia
Ninety second street. from Third East aso
West street. from Chsmbefs 10 Watt streets also IN
Thirty second street, from Fourth 10 Fifth avenue
SPECIFIC and forms bids obtained ON spp
cation ~ this ONCE. THOMAS sfEPHEKs, Crotqn
RODT H. DARRAGH, AoQuednct
A. w. CRAVEN, Hoard.
Once Croton Aqueduct Department. juno 10 1857
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MUSICAL.

TRINITY PARIsH.-Two LEGITIMATE BAssEs ARE
required tor the chapel Of A. John. varck street Tn-
iy Parish Address call ON Precentor 81 Johns any
evening at six o'elock.
yNANrED--ONE GENTLEMAN PIANIST cOuPF-
w tent 10 play solcs; also two singers or baritone
and tenor TO join first class concert troupe about 10 give
entertainments None but genemanly 1pst class artss
wanted. Apply for three days from 70 NJ Al room
10 whitney House, Broadway and Twelfth street
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMnrTs.


line FILE FRANcAfsf. NOUvELLEMBET ARR
ecudre Ssdfssser pour deuz jour i,6 de- Leona
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Was disputing with Hampton Court for the lead. which
stand and around the upper the quarter Al that
point Climax led, Hampton Court second Maid OF Honor
Delaware seventh the vandaI eighth and the shamrock
out Of the Il at this point the race be-
gan IN earnest and those VINO had been lay ng waiting
burg being particularly conspicuous from tho manner he
cut down the others and rushed 10 the 'front.' which he
before they so on s Ses
Luther second Hampton Court third tho vandai fourth
Delaware nnh, Climax sixth, Maid Of Honor seventh,
bad Sess 100 sharp for him ali the way. most beau.
tifu run up the homestreich landed LuxemburG q
ond, one length ahead Of tho vsnda colt who was
. neck Ia front OF Hampton Court the latter
beng swo lengths = ADVANCE Of Delaware who was
ing him from Maid Of Honor, Ripley close up with
shamrock two hundred yards behind. Time Oh Ths
last mile Of the dash was made in l.6lL.
The SECOND RACE.
The Belmont stakes for three year olds, mile and
so 1u .ra , 1 sr 49, nal forfeit, re-, With
the stakes and beautiful race saddle by Merry Of
London, be presented 70 The horse placed second BY
norris entered b. Rathiess BY Eclipse, dam Bar.
barity, BY simon. I
p resbs. entered CO. 9 De courcey. Dy TrOva.ore,
John y. Cray entered Dr. o Rivoli, By Revenue, dam
Ssrr. V sns.rsS Monday b. Color. dam MOI
Hampton Court Redwine, Maid Of Honor, Meiairis
virgil, York, and Fanny Chcatham were also entered
'ov the above race, but did not start
rfme-3O6
NJ Morris, entries were res. svcritss selling for
D200, while The Geld brought but Sos.
TIE RACE.
This being mile and ave furlones the sams a
be nrt one The horses were started under the biu6
Ind GOT away with good send-o6, ne Corcey nrss
Rvol second, Monday third and Ruthless fourth, Al
he hslf.mis pole Ds Cocrcey led two iengths, kvoi
second three lengths ahead OF Monday, Who was one
length ahead Of Rohlss Going around tbe lower turn
Monday passed Rivon ana sook sQes With De ccurcey,
md esy rsp sskse V W sbrssS1rtw pole. q whie&
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-21

OF Eile MIX. AE mas
been proven by ao
tual experiment tl
increase the guam
tity Of milk and
cream twenty pei
cent and make the
butter firm and
Bweet. In fattening
cattle, it gives them
an appetite, loosent
their hide, and
makes them thrive
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-21
no To A LYB2AND * SON IN THE WM
VI BLOCK, and ste the new stoves.
TEE WTED ROsE.

A n ENriI.ESS VARIETY OF PARLOR STOVES OF
~ the latest aud most improved pattern at
"a ITBRAND SONS.
No Z VIM Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-21
All Diseases of the Blood, as
And all other complicated Chron-
ic Complaints.
All forms of Female Difficulties
attended with the happiest
results.

It is to be hoped that 20 one will despair
of a cure until they have given the Indian
Herb Doctors medicines a fair and faith
ful trial. During the Doctors travels 10
Europe, West Indies, East Indies, South
America and the United States, be bas
been the instrument in Gods hand to re-
store to health and vigor thousands who
were given up and pronounced ineurable by
the most eminent Of school physicians; nay
more: tbousan nds who we're on the verge
Of the grave, are now living monuments to
the Doctors skill and successful treatment,
and are daily exclaiming: BLESSED be the
day when first we saw and partook Of the
Indian Herb Doctors medicine,
Satisfactory references Of cures viii be
gladly and cheariuuy given whenever re-
quired.
The Doctor pledges bis sacred word and
honor that he will in wise, directly or indi-
tectly, induce or cause an invalid to take
his medicines without the strongest Proba
bility Of a cure.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-21

NJ, home. though a thousand doors
stand open: though floods OF hght,
Streaming from halls and stores
shine ON the streets BY nlgLt
No shelter, though doors are vice.
40 pft7v. though wealth unuoi4
Il given; though winds are cnld7
No hand 70 lead her inside
1,o rest though the sad feet ache;
No mercy, no word oI cnegI l9
Nzo eve for her poor frail sake
Dim with sister tear.
No shelter though limbs are sti4
N-c beln. though the throat Is uiS
f-s3 question Of voices nl4H
No driving of eyes nom glleL-
N-o simmer. though hunger gnayvs
TVff7 n fierce and and a gripping Whlue
NO dTaupht. though the goblet pouEs
O5ar the carpets Its golden Wluea
No saat in the ample hall,
No seat by the blazing nre:
No sleep for the eyes that t1I-5
No ear that viii hear her can
No light, though the prSoau iea s''l
Brings in the golden day
NO neace. when the days are done
When the twilight dies away
40 hone in the stars Of heaven
no hone in the skies aDOFes
No dream Of the long dead-l0Ves
No prayer for the old hearts T1Feh
No-weary feet steps mounting,
No Jewels Of hers abroad
Broken the bowl at the tountsi1ft
Toosened the silver cord
Only one missed on the morTo"i
Only a river flowing
Only tired soul going
Where there is no more sorrow
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-21

CoLDsLAw.-Get a fresh cabbage,
take of the outside leaves, cut it in halt
with a sharp knife, shave it into fine
slips, put it into deep dish, and pour
over it a dressing prepared in the fol
lowing manner: Beat up two eggs,
add to it one gill of vinegar aud water
mixed place it on the range when II
begins to thieken, stir in a piece of but
ter the size of walnut a little salt
when cold, pour it over the cabbage
and stir it together. and, before sending
to table, sprinkle it with a little black
pepper.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-21

ICE CREAM. Two tablespoonfuls
Of maizena,, one quart of milk, and one
or two eggs. Heat the milk to near
boiling and add the maizena, previous
" dissolved, in a part of the milk
then add the eggs, we'll beaten, with
four +ablespooufuls of powdered sugar
an it boil up once or twice, stir
rile It briskly. Flavor according to
taste Country Gentleman.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-21

To BEAUTIFY THE TEETH.-DissO1ve
two-ounces of borax in three pounds OF
boiling water, and before it is cold add
one teaspOonful of the spirits Of cam
phOr, and bottle for use. A tablespoon
full Of the mixture, mixed with an equal
quantity of tepid water, and applied
daily with a soft brush, preserves and
beauties the teeth, extirpates all tar
tarous adhesion, arrests decay, indu-
ces a healthy action OF the gums, and
makes the teeth nearly white.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-21

70 STEW GREEN PEAs.-Put into
a stempau a quart Of peas, / onion, 2
ounces of butter, a sprig of mint, a tea
spoonful Of white sugar, and 2 table
spoonfuls of gravy stew till soft, then
take out the onions and mint, and
thicken with -four and butter A let
tuce is sometimes stewed with them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-21

BREAD PIEs.-Take some bread
dough, put in a little piece Of lard, work
It we'll then roll it out IN sheets and
mt two pieces of apple in it, then cover
this all up and put into pan, and bake
until done; make as many as you re-
quire for dinner, about a dozen or more
If the family Is large.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-21

WAFFLEs.-To / quart of milk add
5 eggs,14 pounds Of -four, J pound Of
butter, beat them we'll together; when
baked, sift sugar and cinnamon on
them. If you make the waf1es before
It is time to bake them, add / spoonful
of yeast.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-21

Prof. L. discerns diseases by The eye he,
therefore, asks no questions, Eeither does be
require iuvalids to explain symptoms, Let
one aud all come and have their symptoms
and location of their disease explained free
Of charge.
Bean Remember, consultation and advice
free. The poor shall be liberally consider.
ed, The Doctor has just issued q pamphlet
containing brief sketch Of his life, study
and travels, which can he had free Of
charge by ell who desire il.
Prot. r. J. LYONS,
Detroit, Michigan.
Mar. 15'67-1y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-21

COTTAGE PUDDING-One pint Of
-four, one cup of sugar, one of milk,
and two teaspoousful Of melted butter,
one egg, two teaspoonsful of cream
tartar and one Of soda. Bake half an
hour,
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

CoCoANUr CAKE.-Siz eggs, one
pound Of sugar, half a pound of butter,
half a pound of -four, and c0coanut
grated.
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INDIAN HERB DOCTOR

The following places, on the
following dates of each and every
month, viz
Headquarters, Detroit Michigan.
Office and Laboratory No. 3
and 4 Fishers Block, Wood
ward Avenue.
Wooster, American House, 5th
and 9th of each month.
DELAWARE AMERICAN HOUSE,
7th and 8th of each month.
Columbus, Neil House, 9Th and
10th of each month.
Mt. Vernon, Lybrand House, 18th
and 14th Of each month.
GAINESVILLE, O., Zane House, each
month, 18th and 18th.
Detroit, Mich, Fishers Block
Woodward Avenue, 22d, 23d
oath, 9th, 28th, 29th and 3OtI
of each month.
jackson, Michigan goth Of eacl
month.
Ann Arbor, Gregory House, .21st
of each month.
Kalamazoo, Burdick House, 18Th
and 18th Of each month.
Marshall, Herndon House, 18th
of each month.
Battle Greek, Kellogg House
18th of each month.
Grand Rapids, National Hotel
each month, 25th and 26th.