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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29
BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.

Kicking Against the Distribation of Power
and PalrOnaae-The Board of Alderman in
Search Of Their ssyestcd Rights'-Rcpat Of
the Law Committee.
The Law Committee OF the Board OF Aide men
have drawn up report III regard to protosea
amendments to the city charter They contend that
there is want OF central power in the local govern
ment; that this central power should be amelablc
TO the people, SO that IL might be directly rea,ned
Tor the correction OF abuses and the performance by
public officers or their respective duties.
The Legislature appointed the Police Commas
sloIers: the Governor and Senate appointed the
Health Commissioners; the Mayor, Comptroller Cor
Water and sewerage commissioners; the Mayor
stress Commissioner, President Of the Board Of Al
dermen, City Treasurer and Comptroller appointed
the Fire commissioners, ana the Mayor and city
Supervisors appointed the Board OF Assessors
None or these officers were appointed by any
a Board. They believe the authority should be
vested in the Mayor and Common Council. The
general principles upon which amendments to the
charter should be made are as follows:--
FhaAll the present irregular and exceptional Of
appointment OF city officers and beads of departments
abolished and the principal officers appointed
Mayor and approved by the Common Counei.
ScondThe elective officers except the Mayor and Alder
men, TO be appointed In the same way but the present IN
cumbents to hold Office during their present
ecors OF pavements and OF contracts 30 be appointed in
the same way.
Thrd-The powers authority Water Board to be
restored as existed previous the act of 1889 the
taken by that act from the Common Council aud
vesed Ia the Water Board TO be restored the Common
without petition and notwithstanding remonsrances
twothds vote OF members elected with the approval of the
Mayor by unanimous vote without his appr1v after
ne shall have expressed hs dsapprovsl within certain tmt
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WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

FATAL Academia laborer named Peter Pierref
lately working at Mount Vernon while making ms
way towards home IN that village during the dark
ness OF Monday evening" fell down steep embank-
ment to the track OF the New haven Railroad. sus-
tanning injuries from which he died yesterday morn
ing Justice Meeks held an inquest on the body,
when verdict OF accidental death was rendered.
Deceased was about hity years Of age and native
OF Ireland.
ALLEGED SwryDLING AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
John Adams living at fremont and formerly pay
master on the Harlem Railroad, was arrested day
or two ago al the former place on somewhat pecu-
liar charge. II appears that the accused hired
piano from q nelghbor for consideration OF SIX
dollars per week rental, and helorei had been in
his possession many weeks Adams attempted to dis
pose OF the piano by raining It. TO this end It IL
alleged that he sold number OF tickets at three dol
lars EACH realizing abe ut $270 those already dis
posed of before the owner OF the instrument was
appraised OF the scheme, and caused his arrest on a
charge OF attempting TO swinde. The accused, 1t Is
understood, will have hearing to-day. 10 is also
stated that Adams attempted to end his life by
stranghng himself With scarf In his cell on Monday
night but was prevented by the jaler OF The Morris
auia lOckuU.
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county ia yesterday and placed In one OF ne most
secdre cels--tne same occupied by WEIGH tae MUIR
derer Of young Iormay.
a drunken NJ yesterday forenoon, as alleged, one
Thomas Sullivan, property owner in Pennington
street. abused ms wife shameiulfy. After beating
ner until her body was one mass Of "weita'
he partially dsrobed her. aud with great
Beavy OK chain weighing thirty-hve pounds,
pound her TO q bedstead. In this state she was
foupd by the police. The poor woman had 10 oe re-
moved TO the station house before she could be re-
leased OF her chains. fne husband made good his
escape hut wlll doubtless be caught and properly
punished.
CHURCH DEpICArIoS.--The charming little stone
edlfce lust completed on william street. between
PARK and flyer Streets for the congregation Of the
First German Presbyterian church. at cost OF
$i3 500, was dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
Monday evening in presence OF u large and highly
apprecatve congregation. The services dedicatory
we're conducted by Rev. Messrs HlcEok aud Rosen-
thai. characteristic sermon was preached ny Rev.
DR.. John Han, Of New YORK.
Newton.
Two BROTHERS DROWNED WHILE FlsHiNG.-fwo
brothers named Riker, laboring men. were drowned
ON Monday while fishing through the ice on Culver's
pond some eight miles from This place. Both leave
families. The scene of the sad occurrence Is in the
immediate vicinity OF Cuiiver's Gap, deep opening
IN the Blue Ridge. which has been the objective
point OF many railroad surveys towards the coal
mines Of Pennsy lyania, rom Newark, Jersey City
and Paterson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29
KINGS COUNTY Politics.

Democratic Meeting in Willinmshur9-The
Course Of General Slocum In Congress
Approved-The Brooklyn Commissions Sus-
tanned.
large democratic meeting was held last evening
IN Temperance Hail. Williamsburg, under the auspi-
ees OF the Thirteenth Ward Democratic Association
Mr.. Robert Macoy President or the association,
occupied the char, and Thomas II. Elliott acted az
secretary.
Mr.. MAcoY announced that although the present
object OF the association merely make perfect
the ward organization the ultimate design was TO
tue party now ruling the national party whose
policy is making the poor poorer and the rich richer
10 fight and conquer that party he thought 1t abso
lutely necessary to be well organized. Mr.. Macoy
concluded by offering resolutions approving OF the
course OF General SlOcum IN Congress on the ques
ton OF finances and they were unanimously adopted
Mr. THOMAS u. ELLIOTT then offered q series OF
resolutions, to the effect that the meeting dsap
proved OF state commissions In general. but that the
Brooklyn commissions, selected they were by the
elective officers OF the city, were entirely consistent
with democratic principles and an advantage " the
citizens.
The resolutions gave rise to an animated debate
in which ex-Supervlsor John Fiahertv. Colonel Al
well. Benjamin ). Waters, Robert Macoy, II. J. God
WIN ana other active democrats took part.
After sKilful display OF parliamentary tactics on
both sides the resolutions were finally adopted and
ordered TO be sent TO Albany.
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ARRIVALS.
RgroerED W rHg HERALD STEAM YACHTS


s,osmship America tNGl, Bussina Bremen Dec H. via
southampton sh with mdse and los Passenger to 0echs
&Co Had strong gales from sw % NV from lth 10 18th
inst latter part OF thick weather. arrived oG Sandy
HOOK NJ 2:d I'm 9Th but detained by dense
"a ~ ~ ", Ion %, passed Hamburg steamer, bound
lat NV Ion % 81 scbr Carl (S DO 2bb lat ii d. 90 S.
Steamship Deutschland hence for Bremen.
steamship ten Sedgwok 6aes, Galveston, via Key West
Dec ~ With udse aud passengers, II Mallory Was
OBTAINED on SANDY Hook Is hours by fog.
Hesfnshp Lodona, Hovev New Orleans ana the bar Dec
~ with mdse, 10 H.xaory Co. Was OIL the lightship
9Th INST In a dense fog
Steanhlp san Jacino, ATKINS savannah, with dse and
passengers To Garrison. Dec ~, on Tatteras passed
Two Spanish Rnnboas supposed 10 be accidentally separated
from main heci 1sh Is fnesS of Bsrnees, bark Herman
Hrnfrtch Dutch, bound TO New York
steamship Huntsville, tYoweL Sayannsh Dec ah, with
ndse and passengers to Lowden Dec 26 2 miles SW Of
Frying Fan shoals, fom spanish gunhoas, bound r.
wind blowing fresh from SR during the day several
more scattered about.
Steamship Champion Lockwood. Charleston Dec 25, with
ndse and psssengers. to Is Morgan co. Dec %, 40
pnphoat VI Pm, - miles oi CAPE lookout, sesnshps
Geo Cromwell and United states. hence for New Orleans.
steamship Magnolia Grower, ohareson nov rs. with mdse
and passenge to Arthur Lcsry Was detained outside "a
hours by fog Dec 20 Oh Frying Fan shoas, passed gee
OF spanish gunboats
steamship Saratoga, couch Richmond, city Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to Old Dominion stea
ship co.
Hars John Edncy tBr), Hopkins, Dublin g. days, with
@dsa, 10 Haruan Bros Had hue weatbsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29
MURDER IN BROOKLYN.
A Night Waterman Shot by Thief He
Dies on the Way to the Hospital-.s-
cape Of the Murderer--The Dying
Man Names the Assassin.

Furman street, near the foot OF Pineapple, was the
scene o! another tragedy last night the victim on
this occasion being a private waichmaD who was
shot down while keeping guard over the property OF
his employer.
As car No. Of the Furman street line neared Har
beck's stores, at hafpast six O'Clock last night
the driver, Henry Williams, aud the conductor
James Delaney, observed man reel and heard him,
moan with pam just at the entrance Of the passage
way running under tho stores and leading TO me
dock They ran 90 the assistance OF the man and
found that he had Just been shot, tue pal u ayipp
entered his right breast
Although MORALLY wounded he was sul able 10
speak, and stated that he had been shot by Edward
Perry. Perry, he sapf. had been hang NO abont the
premises for some time and fearing that be might be
there for the purpose Of carrying on some of the pro-
perry on the wharf he ordered him on Perry re-
fused 10 leave, when he chased him to the passage
way When half way through Perry turned and dis
charged pistol at him. the ball entering his breasf
He returned the shot, but does not THINK it TOOK
effect Perry then made his escape III the direction
OF the South ferry.
onicers Crane and Campbell OF the Forty-seco nd
precinct conveyed the man to the station bouse IN
YORK street by which time he was scarcely able to
speak. He stated that hts name was Thomas
Hayes. and that he was employed as night
watchman at Harbecks stores, IN Fufman street
lie also repeated The statement that he was shot by
Edward Perry. The police surgeon was sent tor
but he was found 70 be failing 80 rapidly that Cap.
tain Smith deemed u advisable " remove hun at
once 10 The CITY Hospital
Tue unfortunate man was taken .herc, nut ere be
had entered the doors he expired. The clrcum-
stance OF She murder was teegraphed 90 the yarl.
Gus precincts, ana a search was Immediately instr.
tuted Tor the murderer. iie is n junk dealer and
has an establishment under OF the arches OF the
Montague street bridge, which ciosses Furman
street near the Montague street ferry. His house.
No. 49, furInan street. was searched but ne could
not be found. subsequently IN officer nj the
south FERRY stated that he saw hIm aud spoke 10
him shortly before seven O'clock aud That he crossed
the ferry at that time.
deceased arr nd a
at no. 254 North second street, wnere he caves
wife and family.
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TIE JERSEY MOUNTAIN MYSTERY.
Inquest at Orange, n. j., Yesterday in the
Case of Anthony Gernharil-A Clear
Case Of Snicide-DGinestic
Trouble the Cause.

A formal inquest touching the death OF Anthony
Gerhard, German palmer, sixty years Of age and
a resident OF Thiriieth street, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues, New York, took place yesterday
before Justice Leander Williams, at his Office on
Main street. in the town OF Orange, N. j. and
resulted in the finding by the jury or verdict that
deceased died by his own hand.
The first witness examined was boy named Fred
erick Eedenmeyer who testified to his having, in com
pany with other boys, found the body OF deceased
PILOTS woods adjoining General McClellan's prop
erty, abont one and half mites from orange, on
sunday, q week ago.
The body lay on the LEFT side and discharged
pistol, pointing towards the head, lay the right
hand. The face was shocElngy mutated and APP
peared as though ANIMALS mad eaten into the flesh.
Henry Redenmeyer. a brother OF the last witness,
was also examined. His testimony corroborated the
foregoing.
DR.. Bethuel L. Dodd, the county physician, sub.
mtted written statement. which was received in
evidence, ami optained diagnosis OF the case Dr..
Dodd stated that when he examined The body the
whole OF the upper part OF the face ana
Drains were absent and the flesh on che
under jaw and front part OF the neck gone
presenting an appearance as II eaten by ANIMALS.
The doctor testified TO having seen the letter received
by Mr.. Daniel Kurt, OF No. II West street, Newark
from J.. sheienberger, OF No. 326 East Twentyeighh
street. New YORK, saying that he tiernnardt intended
to commit suicide. The doctor gave IT as his opinion
that death was the result OF gunsnot wound but
by whom inflicted he eonid rot say.
Mrs. D0rolhea SheleubergeY OF New York teyii-
fed that she had been acquainted with deceased for
some eighteen years; he was married man, though
he had not lived with his wife Tor eight or nine
years; he had no children and lived alone IN T'hlr.
tieth street with . man named Hapner; he starred
from home on the 26th nit. TO go into the
country. Mrs. Shelenberger further stated that de-
ceased had a sister resident IN New York named
Mary RebDurger; that he was troubled because me
had no friends" as he frequently remarked, ana
was hypochondrIac Several other witnesses were
examined, and about I've O'Clock the case was gwen
70 the jury After Drief delioeratOn the following
verdict was rendered.
That Anthony bernhard came TO his death on or
abont first day OF December, A. d. 1869 at the town
ship OF West Orange, from the effects OF pistol shot
wound inflicted by his own hand while aborlnQ
under temporary alteration OF mind.
1t Is due TO MIR. Daniel Kurt TO say that there was
no cause whatever for duplicating MIN in the mat
ter He was not arrested, nor was any warrant
Issued therefor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29
SHIPPIN NE w S.
Almanac for New York-rhis Day.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER IS, 1868.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pnrssrs OF Vessels arriving this port viii
please deliver NIL packages intended for the HERALD to our
regularly authorized agents attached to our Steam
Yacht Gee The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine repors attend to the delivery
will he by the following extract the
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 3, 1885,
Resolved That and after April 1853 the
Press will discontinue the collection Of ship in the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
e3r The Office Of the HERALD steam yachts JANIS Ard
JEANETTE is at Whitehall slip. An communications nom
and eonsignees to the OF inward bonnd YES
ses will he Tor arded free OF charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29
sam Celycr aud Billy Edwaris--'sSnm" will
Fight "Eiilyo Tor the Light Weight Champi-
0Hship aud y 200 a. side.


Another match OF hardly less promising nature to
those Immediately interested in prize ring matters
Is OH the taps. and from present appearances, will
result in speedy arrangement. II Is the second
meeting between these light weight outand cutters,
talked 0f quite necessarily since Coyer. ailer mis-
defeat by Edwards expressed desire to again meet
his conqueror In letter from Collyer he expresses
his willingness to meet Edwards fight for 81 900
a side at ia pounds each to be weighed
the morning Of the contest, two months from date
OF signing articles and To toss for choice or corners.
In this communication C0llyer desires that Edwards
shall have drawn and that he shall sign the neces.
sary articles and then forward them to him Batl-
more, when he viii sign them in turn without de-
lay. That he desires TO go on with the matter
speedily as possible C0llyer las deposited In this
city fifty dollars, and calls on his prospective oppO
nent to cover (which, without doubt, win be
speedily DONE
With such asprants for the higher seats In both
the heavy and light weight mpionships Of the
American prize ring, merry times seem not far dis.
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Az ARTILLERY Doc At Fort fcavenworth
Kansas, as The gun Tor revelie and evening ron cali
~ hred each day a dog belonging TO the post and
known az Artillery Jack takes his posltun nestde it
superintepds the operation OF loading and 1ring
with the most asslduous attention. aud, when the
match = applied, leaps with yep through the
smoke 10 catch the Gail, which he Drmly bcneyes
has been discharged. fhis nc eagerly bupts Tor
through the parade ground, ana, when disap.
pointed, he runs back To tue gun, looks INTO tie
mn11le, Bangs his head ana walks away, seemingly
puzzled and disguised bu. AoI hopeless.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29

Bars Iva tBr Ltsou Maracaibo Dee o. and the bar Ah
with coffee and hides, TO Maitland Phelps Co. Sailed in
company with brig Spriag Brd, for New York; had heavy
winds hrsf part OF IA days getting 10 lat
" snce had winds from NE To has been days north
barnegat with east winds and fog Dec e. lat 33 TO- Ion
~ spoke nchr Uher FRI from Port Spain for Boston and
Saw her again on the sstn.
Eric Elena Ansi Petranto. Pernanbuco 80 days, with
sugar TO Barring Bros \ Co. Had variable weather.
sem Two Marys, Wfie Corpus Christi lTexasl IL days.
with hides, sc. to master.
~ehr starlight foi HATH. Mcintyre Jacksonville days.
Win lumber to master. Is bound to Providence
Soop susan Leach with OF fruit from steamship
recan ashore at Jones Inlet the Atlantic Submarine
Wrecking Co.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
last.
BOUND EAST
schr Hickory, Aleu- Hoboken for Flushing
sch Mariner, Sherron, New York for Greenpor.
Schr Laurel, Haock, New York for New Haven.
Sehr John Brown Mcclure, New York for Flushing.
Schr Helen +, Jones, Harlem for Clinton.
RETn yU
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An upright man, q genial gentleman, true frHd
devoted soldier OF the Union, Captain n. r. ftz-
patrick, W. NJ. Of Cambridge Lodge, No. 662, Brook
lyn. and partner OF Mr.. Vim. l.. Hunter, Nasan
street, was inferred on saturday with Masonic
honors and amid the fearful regrets OF his numerous
brethren Of the order ana friends assembled t0yit
ness his obsequies Mr. Fitzpatrick lost his life In
his countrv's cause and has left large famli 10
mourn his loss Cambridge and Arcturus L0dres
shared the honor OF supplying pail bearers IN tnesst
mouruful rites. His memory Will be cherished by
the Masonic brotherhood.
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1EE NEW JERSEY TAMMANY SOCIETY.
It's Constitution, Character ard
Objects.

AiIlliation with the New York Parent Or.
.ganizatlon-H How the Unwashed Are
to BE Manageable ''Flats" to
BE Reclaimed-Fhe RAIDS to Be
Hunted to Salt Lake via the
Erie and Lake Shore
Railroads.
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Detective Corwin arrested young man named
Samuel Hutchinson, at The South ferry last night,
having in his possession some clothing which henad
stolen from the residence of Mr.. n. ComstocK. 10.
Ial Schermerhorn street. The Off1cer had foiup Ell
HIM for some time and observed him trying he
doors Of aferent dwellings. After leaving the risi-
dence of Mr.. Comstock he lost sight OF him, ut
overhGuled him as he was about crossing the terry.
He was locked up to answer.
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Passed Through Hell Gate,
BELOW.
SAILED.

steamships Etna, Liverpool via Halifax westphalia, Ham
burg Gstharne whiting Fernan1ns Jas Adser. Charles
lon Niagara, Richmond &c; Hateras, Norfolk
Wind at sunset NV
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Yesterday morning clerk IN the Greenpoint lost
ONCE, named Moses Brush, was arrested by ir
james Gaylor special agent OF the department, and
was arraigned before United States Commissioner
Jones on charge OF appropriating to his own We u
letter addressed To 5. j. Free, the POSTMASTER OF
Greenpoint II appears that in April last the hitter
named ofcial advertised for proposals for earring
the mails to the General Post ONCE In New York.
Brush put IN bid for the work, Offering To discharge
the duties desired for $3.50. Charles L. Walters pro-
posed to fulfil the contract for $780, but the etter
containing the offer, which was mailed was, Il is
alleged. stolen bv the accused. Brush was he'd TO
bail In the sum Of $500 to appear Tor examination on
Thursday.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


1 TTRAcTroN ExTRAoRDINARY-AT GOLD PRICES
evitabe result of the contemplated return to specie pay
reserve, The magniacent stock hand Of
ter Pehers Baskets, Berry Dishes Napkin
House fq E,. hin: Go9s. Plat,
Gases, seishs and skates for boys and girls
and Tea Cologne Set: Punch
ES%sSS s. RS Sssy Ess's Sss,.r institute.
Tho public respectfully invited to call aud see Tor them
A BsoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFERENT
no publicity no charge IN a1ysnse; advice irse
BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
10 sniicieu. cause no charge in advance Advice free
+. /. KING. Counsellor at Law, 1888 Broadway.
|tAPTAIN CARLEroSs NEW STORY,
THE rRAprER WITH THE BALD HEAD,
"h 0s ''iH'n''I Fin Z spn COMPANION.
ous nert Monday.
C,oRSs Busloys,, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
~ Diseases Of the Feet cured by Dr. ZAchARiE, 7eD r
NJ" YEARS s sAs $ SE4E,,s 7ssrE
s ss E# E E EEss:s # # #s:EE
s ssE:E : $ $:EE|ss;
TEA COMPANY
TEA TEA S SSxr4sy
" 1Sio stsfsss x Ssis' s & ~
S SSssFE;;
S SSESEs',
imported with E sP's aEGRs Tssl supplying the
FIVE r sn9 hey sss SnHsaa up In neat
which they viii deliver any part Of the city without extra
NO noE hobby TABLE
GREAT w aa Ss s9%ls'. T T!,s0S SosfAyys
S fHSioEsr
S ESsEsss 4 &sP g gEss
THE way a's oBTAis RE GOODS.
when ssasa h ira
their customers In all Of the city and Brooklyn, a" fol-
HEADQUARTERS,
(" AND y snS SEsaY STREET
.S Ehn4pwAy s"nsr gsse. - ares ,onr, ,r,.
AtU norm sSns r:s
M n sSaVs n'@is
aee STRING sTRAET between Hudson and Greenwich .s.
IS f SEksIs 1 i3asa i S SSSSl2iE
i8s GRAND STREET, WILLIAMSBURG.
Or order post either store. aBd they viii be
sent to all parts Of the city witrOut eatfa chaigs
NEW GOODS NOW OPENING
~ from
PARIS LONDON AND BOHEMIA,
Gilt and bronze CiooNs Figures dc
am mounted and Jardineres.
Jewel Cases. Bopboncres Tables &c.
Rich dscprnlcd
China Dinner and Dessert Sets
very cheap.
silver Plated ware, .cstra quality.
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures
from Os,cr, London,
and OF our own arture.
Agents for Rogers Groups
r.. v. HAUoHWOUT n CO.,
az, 4nl and ava Broadway, corner Brooms street.
DAD1CAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsTI0 OR
III detention business, for Structure Fistua, Piles
Diseases o. the Poic Nscera Diseases and Deormiss Of
Qk Eye, Nosc, Face and Person
ALNRY 4. DANIELS, y. D., ia Lexington aytuna
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The City Mortality Reoord-Masonic Fu-
neral-A Post Office Clerk Charged
with 0bstructing the Mails.

There were l+2 deaths in Brooklyn for the week
ending Monday last. or the deceased there were sss
men, 81 women, 40 boys and SO girls. The principal
diseases resulting fatally were as follows:-tNn-
sumption %, pneumonia 20. typhoid lever. bpn-
chlts and peretonltls each, diptbera and cancer
each, Group ), marasmus 3, and scarlet fever ..
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DAD1CAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsTI0 OR
~ detention from business, for Structure, Fisiua, Piles,
Diseases OF the Poyic Niscera Diseases and Dcor mites Of
uk rye Nose Face and Person
HENRY A. DANIgIs. ~ D., IA Lexington aytunh
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NEW GOODS now OPENING
IN from
PARIS, LONDON AND BOHEMIA
Gilt and bronze Clocks, Figures Ac
tiit mounted Vases and Jardinerrs
Jewel Cases. boDbonicres, Tables, &c.
China Dinner and Dessert Sets
very cheap.
led Ware, c,irn ailai ty.