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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-01
The SUICIDE OF MIR. PRsLL.
His Letter TO Coroner Young-TroubIe the
Cause.

Cause.
Mr. ". II. H. Prall, late clerk in the Custom
House, who shot himself in the lett breast with
pistol while at house In Chatham street last Friday
evening, died late on Sunday afternoon in Centre
Street Hospital, where he had been since the occur
renee. Deceased had been somewhat irregular In
his habits which may have induced business and
other troubles, resulting in excessive dependency.
That he had intended sendesuuction is apparent
from letter he addressed to Coroner Young, pOr.
tlons OF which win be found below. Coroner Herr
man yesterday held an Inquest on the body when
Coroner Young was the only important witness.
Nelson W. Young, one Of the corOners of this city
and county, deposed that he had been acquainted
with deceased for the last thirty years; last Friday
he (Young was sent for, and going to the Centre
street HOSPITAL found the name Of deceased regis.
tered there and at the same time was handed
letter addressed to him, which had been found in
one Of Mr. Prall's pockets. Mr.. Young then had an
interview with Mr.. Pra!l, who said he did not intend
to shoot himself fatally but subsequently remarked
thar he VAS tired Of life; deceased also inquired
of the Coroner II he han received letter, and on
receiving an affirmative reply, SAID ne wanted it
made public, except that portion relating to his
family. Deceased refused to tel where he shot him.
entered place IN Chatham street, complaining OF
feeling unwe, and after going up stars alter
OUT OF byd. Deceased was found lying on the moor,
bleeding from wound IN the left side In his test:.
mOny Coroner Dung states that the letter contains
the only cause he knows for the commission OF the
act The daughters OF deceased live Ia Williams
burg. Mr. Pral was ffty-Gve years OF age aud ma
tive OF New jersey. Below Will DO found port ION
OF the letter OF deceased 10 Coroner Young
.NFxsoN W. YoUSr, ESQ.
MY pRAR SIR AND BRoTHER-I have long contemplated
putting end TO existence and life that
time of ais and dscomfos and
IT, II the T. o. Of o. r. choose 10 bury for lang
vne would Ike 1t; II not care not what becomes Of
To old and plcasnnt association the
canse OF addressing you Had afriena to whom
much iads ssS! AND Whose fsySTs deeply ap
some time. Nv brother printer q Spruce Please
have him advised OF my DEATH that he inform
family to whom say, "aod 6ess You ALL" !u the G. H.
left wcbsers Dictionary an ivory headed eraser &C.,
Old slip Pearl street, to have ~ memcutoes OF rcgsrd
for him Yours truly, W. IL. H. PkALL
The rest OF the letter relates TO private family
matters In which the public have no interest.
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IMPORTANT IsVEgTOy F0R IRE FIRE DE-
PsRTMENT.

Among the valuable Inventions of the day Is one
which VIII be OF special interest to the are depart
mcnts OF our cities. 1t consists OF an ingeuiousIy
constructed rack for drying hose rapidly. completely
ana uniformly through their entire length, thus
keeping them In perpetual good order. without the
defects resulting from having spots weak.
ened and rotted here and there IN con-
sequence OF not having every part dried
at the same time. Racks, Stats or shelves
support the hose IN EXTENDED line during the pro-
cess of drying There at end OF this row OF
shelves Stats or racks, partitions with notes IN them
through which the ends OF the sections OF hose are
passed, the holes fitting tight upon the extremi
ties OF the hoses lengths. The partitions are In two
parts-the line OF division running through the
holes that receive the ends OF the hOse AMI
the forward outer parts being capable OF
becoming detached FOR the convenience OF re-
moving and Inserting the hose The rack
can be so arranged that the lengths OF hose may be
placed In vertical oblique horizontal position.
as may be desirable or convenient. AT one end OF
the rack IL constructed air-tight closet with an
air-tight door. There Is an opening In the bottom
or low CIR part OF this closet with which q pipe can
be connected, leading to- hot air drum or other
kind OF heater to Introduce hot air into the closet,
IRON when it can escape only by passing through
the entire length OF the drying hose.
This apparatus Is the Invention OF Captain Ernest
Dreyer, OF the New York Fire Department. the
Chief and other officers OF the department. have cor
daily recommended It. TO the Fire Commissioners,
who viii order an experiment. to be made with the
invention as soon as they return TO town. II has
also received the strong approval OF the manufac
turcrs, Messrs. Benedict Il TOrrey and of several
practical scientists ana engineers. Captain Drevet
- confident mat ms Invention VIII soon be adoptcd
for general use in the fire departments OF our prin.
clpal cities.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY AUGUST lS7l-TRlpLE SHEET

nominal We quote dry sailed shoulders, sic,
clear bellies Sic SEC. bellies, 7ac. backs out oil stock
hams short cut Ike ZEE do sugar cured And s
l4c l5c Butter somewhat firm state &c os.i Weisn
&c ssc Western lsc these prices ai fof ehoes
fair to good do, and &C. DC. for Ohio.
RfcEfhe market quiet, without quotabe change IN
prices We note further sales OF $40 bagr Rangoon al os
7sc per h. Patna In the absence OF sales, was nominal ~
&C. TIC per To- Carolina steady at Size Sac Tor TAR
to good and e. 9c for prime choice. With sales OF ~
tierces within the range.
suGAr.-The demand for light, but prices were
without noteworthy change The sales were 40 hhds M
cutng 100 hhd. common refining at 9c $50 nhds Deme.
nj lsc and ID hhds Porto Rico at l0c ReGed was
quiet ba. steady eosins aisle for crushed pow.
dercd ana grinnaic1; l2lsc a lzhc for NJ, iEtc- u
i2c for eylra ., Nc for 9 and ioc lie Tor Tor
hnng SNc as.rc fairto Gool fair refining stsc Sko
gooo to prime refining SIG grc: fair 10 good grocery,
1Oc. lOIci prime to choice grocery. lOac. u,ac
centrifugal hhas aud boxes sc.a fc; moasses. hhds
pncS standard Nos 7toa, &C. sc do oto H.
10lac dos l3 TO 10, c ll9c do ID 20 ID lgssc
do, 10 90 l2>ac Slc do, white, l2,lc lsc. Porto
llc BraziDutch standard. Nos 10 ID &C. 99sc Java.
Dutch standard Nos 10 to ~ sc losc. ManiaCurrcnt
caved and superior 79ic. n Sc.
TAL1ow was quiet but The sales were ABOUT 2oSVo
lbs. at 9Ac.
WH;sKEf.- Receipts, 2f0 bbs tbs market was firm aud
moderately active at CSC. Sa,cs 100 bbls.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, July 3l-6P. N.
COTFEFRio and Santos continued request and the
market firm We sales OF 1000 bags Santos per
f. shunn 500 bags Rio, steamer South America, and 67
bags do, per steamer North America Also Baltimore,
500 bags, per Spring Bird oil private terms We
uotc:Ro ordinary l0llc. lo1c tar do, llc
HE; good do Ike Pc. do, Il NC l391c;
trcmc range for lots, l'ic gold, per Ill., in bond,
thirty to sixty days credit Java 1sc
do grass mats 9c ZEE. Singapore, lie &c., Ccylon,
l66c. l7c. Maracabo 13c. l6,sc. Lasusyra, lic.
l5Nc. Jamaica l3c l5Mc; ST. Domingo gold. IN bomb.
y4c Zoe. Costa RIGA, l3lsc. Ec Manila, lac. l6c.
Mcxcan. l3c l6c. Savania be- DE. Curacao, Ice.
a lbc.
CorToH.-Furihcr sdvices from Europe OF uLfayoabs
intensified the depression Ia the market Cor cotton
the and prices again rule lower The suboncd quota
tons show decline Of lib. fer tnary good
binary lc forlow mlddng aud m'ddng, and ,c Tor good
mddng al which concessions selers than
buyers and the appended quotations quite nominal For
future delivery there fair business lower and rregu
prizes the market closing with scader
at decline OF ae &C. per H. comparing with the final
prices of Saturday. fhe sales were as folio VS.;
Iu.IL n IrLIh
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SUPREME CouRT-cilAM3:Hs.
Judge il0wlina's Constituents Greatly Iacon-
vrnienced by His Absence in Europe.
Before Judge CardOZO,


Judge Dowlina's Constituents Greatly Iocon-
vrnienced by His Absence In Europe.
Before Judge Cardozo
IN re Joseph siluerStein.-On the 18th OF May last
&iverslctn, on plea OF guilty. was sent by Judge
Bowling, ut the Court OF Special Sessions, LOT Six
months the Penlrentiary, for petty larceny HIS re-
lease was asked yesterday wrts Of habcas corpus
aud ceruorarJ, ON the ground that the onence II
any, stated In the complaint was NOT !areen put
ir ANYTHING embezzleMent, and not Within the urls-
tcton OF Tie Court. The writs were issued 10 Judge
turned that he was not q Judge OF the Court 0!
Special sessions. The prisoners counsel Claimed
that this fact should be no bar to his release Alter
hearing the Argument the Judge decided to issue
new wrlts directed to Judge Shandley.
A Tobacc0 Manufacturing Company In Court.
The People. DC, Us. The Tobacco Manufacturing
Company. THIS Is a suit to dissolve corporation
Known as the Tobacco Manufacturing Company,
brought in the name Of Attorney General Chandler,
OF this State and Albert s. GrotOn, formerly secrc
tary OF the corporation. against the company and
Nathaniel Sands, Moses H. Grinnell, Henry HOl-
dridgo, COuirlandt Palmer. Jr., H. w. winchester
aud samuel ". Barnard, trustees OF the company
IL Is claimed that the capital stock, amounting to
SI16,OOO, had been used UP In the purchase OF
patents; that they had ct an Irregular meeting re.
moved Mr.. GrotOn from his position as secreta ~
because ilc would not sign certificate stating thai
the stock was fully paid up It is further claimed
ing the stock, AMI that the formation OF the com.
pany Is an evasion Of the statute. On motion OF
The defendants counsel the argument In the case
was postponed till Wednesday,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 81, 1871.
Cotton duh and nomlna low middlings EIsc; net
ceips foi gross I46 exports coaswise, 4,9i5; sales,
a00 stock, 1851.
SAVANNAH July 81, 1871.
Cotton Nothing doing middlings nominaiy - 70 l9c;
net receipts ia exports coastwse, $50; stock. 4e3l.
LOUISVILLE, Jnly ~, 1871.
Tobacco-fuil rates for all grades; sales sc hhds.
CLEVELAND, July 81, 1871
Petroleum quiet and weak; unchanged.
CHICAGO. July 81, 1871.
Flour quiet. Wheat weak; declined 3hc. No. spring
close at 81 %. seller during month; I'll Oh seller August
the afternoon unsettled VI "a cash. Corn active; dec ned
1Ac No mixed. 4tc fc, cash In the steady
No. Q, BE-. cash. Rye easier; No. g. 6Sc SAC. Barley
sronger; No. spring, Coz. &C., cash Hghwues, SIC
Pork easier; closed at $3 Me- cash Live hogs steady
"a "a 30 Cattle duh and casieri 81 60 IS 57i6. Re
ccpts20D bbls -FOUR % bushels wheat. B4 geo bushels
corn 2200o bushels oats 900 bushels rye 1000 bushels
barley nnd eooa soSs d bS; oTr @
active; corn to Buffalo. &c. by rail-.
OswEeo, N. Y, July 81, l57I.
Flour steady and unchanc,d sales $40 bbs at 81 for
Tor double extra. Wheat duh; sales 900 bushels No. Mil
waukee Club at 81 22 sound lots offered at 81 80 Corr
mealSacs 1000 bushels 40. ut b95c 2000 bushels do
&c. SIC. cars az &c. Oats-NOne in the kct
Barley, and peas 1uie Corn mcal&l 81 for bolted
81 ~ for unbolted. cwt Mlfeed unchanged shorts
S23; shpstufs, $95 ego; middnss, %zs S?0pcr ton
Hghwnes &c. Canal freghts higher carriers asking &C.
son, ~ % to New York. Lake reccpis-ls,OO0 bushels
wheat 81 O0) bushels 3.sp 900 feet lumber Shipments
by canal bushels wheat. 5VOO lushcs corn, VS. ,C
feet lumber.
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SUPREME CoU2T-sptClAl TERM.
The Snclkett Street Improvement.
Before Judge IGpncn.


The People, ca. rel. Francis Suit. u.s. Eudn M.
johnson, comptroller, dc.-A mandamus having
been granted by the Court requiring the Comptroller
TO pay Francis Swift the sum OF $l7,ssl, balance
due for grading Sackett street, tho return OF the
Comptroller to the writ was made yesterday morn
ting by his counsel. The paper II as follows
To THE SUPREME CoUar-In Obedience to the perempory
writ OF mansmus heretofore Issued in the above cnked
tIoer Of the city Of Brookyn do hereby return that ssd
July ISL did said day obey the thereof
paid the CT $i7Ss 81 to the relar, Francis Swift
EVAN ID JOHNSON Comptroller
BROOKLYN, July "A, 1871.
The Court observed that this exhausted the writ.
A Westchcstcr Divorce.
Joseph W. WaAtslv rs. Anna N. WdaelY.
plaintiff brought this suit for divorce the ground
shat the marriage was frauduenlly consummated,
ihe defendant having concealed the fact of the birth
Of an legltimate child before the marriage On the
part OF the defence the tmacy Is conceded, but
Mrs. Wakely asserts that the fact was wei known to
her husband. The case came M yesterday q
motion for aimony and counsel fees pending the
auit Judge Tappen allowed a counsel see OF $34
and reserved his decision as to the ailmOny.
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BOLD ROBBERY IN OHIO.

CLEVELAND, July II, ISL
bold robbery was committed on saturday at the
house OF Luther r. Gay, about SIX miles from
Medina. Ohio Mr.. Gay was at home alone, whlc
the rest OF the family were attending picnic.
While In the garden about noon lie was addressed by
two strangers ono OF whom had a policeman's STAR
on his breast and pointed pistol AZ Mr.. Gays
head, white the other said III arrest you in the
name o, the United states as counfsr'ccr," ut the
same TINE put ting Mr. Gays hands IN irons. Inc
iopoers luen took him 10 the house, blndlolded and
tiea nim to bed ana demanded The Keys his sale,
which, being unable to find, they blew the safe open
win powder and robbed It OF 5000 In United states
oVnas anu several thousand dollars In bills. The
'"evers 1hea succeeded " making their escape,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-01

AN EAST RIVER THIEF COILED.

About half-past one yesterday morning as an
-oiscer OF the seventh precinct was parolling his
beat on Fourth street. ne saw man on board the
tighter Harriet, lying at pier S5l East River. cong
up several pieces Of rope and placing them on the
bulwarHs OF the vessel. He then saw him get OF the
lighter and come down on the pier, where ne met
two Others, with whom nc walked away. IN ten
minutes he same man came back. Tue omcer l0.
lowed nm aud saw HIM Jump on board the lighter.
When the ofcer got to the lighter nc found tue lore
castle door burst open. lie pursued him. and the
man had got back and was lying down on the pier
wnon oficer Kinahcr arrested HIM. lie proved 10
be John U'Donncll notorious Cherry street rough
he was brought before Judge Scott, at Essex Market
and held under $1,000 Dall TO answer.
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verne w@eq " ri 81 o cScc No hs
:Irng 81 20 Tor No. do a b y IS FOR sol. winter
snd :, Sc. 'ss
70" e as "es css roc ou s were
sses were only abou: ibncO beshrs a, &c. old
% o Ss lVr there
or sse w1s a%s @ s Tor western
tRkIesIs market was quiet, but very em, owing to
ss u a%d me
Sss I'D. e w sfs s business IL S For
for both grain and petroleum al higher rates especially for
a 1ss 81 adfsSss y sss:
ss sf:sss i''1 stosssa f.
ssss; 4 % s 5 sS:4.: si. s.
10 Cork for orders q. nas 10 shippers bsgs An
s' bis :as
s @ % 'S rigs snes q 1 CORK
Tor orders. United Kingdom Continent. 5000 I6
se port 500 SD. crude OIL
Spanish brig hence 70 dircc port in span 1900 bills re-
MokAssss. I'll. market for esrroes dull and price.
quotations, we quote centrifugal and m,ed &c.
sec' Cuba Glazed &c &C.. Cuba "uscovsdS, rehnng
q Rso Soef Ens:S &c. S 3eSn.
NsvxL srosrs The marie, Tor ,r,. wrpea,iue wa.
" .s at o' ns .. .s w. G
made FOR immediate delivery a.s.9c cous!ersbe pasc
Mn more .ss sl.a sase. sSo SS.
SATURDAY after Chanic 81 private and today 2ao
s y Is, ~ & % rss fS
s g si', S,S T. 1mInsos F -
.ps eS c more Srs ses s
inquiry spa he ia. Mere ,n w We haze e, only g..
livery !, 49,, ast h:f held s,sssc S.pnss wash
s:. sna SSs and s cT TIE 81 s;
market va. qSs sp ,SHsy Sa 20; US%s @
lively Shipping crude aae, !, iss
/ hbls nd crre mark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-01

ASTONISHING SILVER NINE ~ MssouRI.-The in-
habtants Oi the northeastern porson OF Laceie
county, missouri, are greatly excited over the sup
posed existence OF a wonderful silver mine some
where in their locality. IL seems to have Deen an
oftrepcaicd story among the Old settlers OF Lacledc
county that there existed cave somewhere In the
vicinity OF Ozark Fork In which large quantities OF
SILVER ore were known To exist many years ago.
Indians and Spaniar'ls who long ago visited that
section o tue country used To tell the people that
they could line their d0OrsteDs and shoe their horses
with silver thev only chose to dig for if, "a II ex.
listed there IN large quantities Not only THIS, but
they often exhibited specimes In proof of lheir as
sertiOns NO developments were ever made, as the
Indians and Spautards would not reveal the where-
auouts OF the precious metal. week ~ two ago
an INDIAN made his appearance somewhere rom
the West with wagon and horses and after remain
ing few days departed IN the night, taklus win
him wagon load Of silver To one man VINO
convcrsed wnh him he stated tnat tue silver was
contained IN q cave the mouth of which was walled
up with stone and covered with large nat rock.
the locality Oi which he would not tell. The whole
community has now caught the SILVER fever AMI Is
engaged " mhklpg eXplof2,ions,
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The quotations based on cotton running In quality mol
than hall grade above below the grade quoted.
The actual receipts at the ports to-day follows
Galveston 2,6 bales; New Orleans, l46; Mobile III; sa
vannah 2A; Charleston, 136: Wilmington. 50; Nor
fox. 81; Baltimore, i41; New YORK. 2oe; Boston,
26h Same day last week, 1,SI. Same day last
year, 1,1@ Rate for cotton freight TO foreign
ports closed as follows TO Liverpool by steam, I'D; py
SAIL b32l. To svre, by steam, c. gold sat- &C. To Ham,
burg by steam blsd TO rcmea, BY steam c gold.
pressed To Baltic rorts, by Sail, s4c gold We note
the arrival Of ship Antarctic, bringing portion OF
100 bales Mobile cotton. consigned 10 H. Hcrnz Co..
a remarkable edins The face OF American
Of -four and quarter million balcs The transaction
afforded n profit to the RECEIVERS
FLOUR Asp Reccips-Flonr, 49, l25 bbls. wheat,
S. 6hb bushels 36Si do. meal LID bbs OATS
H. 400 uushes 800 do. The rOur matset rsd duh and
heavy but make change In quotations. The sales
about 5000 bbs mostly for Rye -four
ID inchqnnah. Qniet WA
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BRO0KLYy COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Violations of the Eevenue Laws.

Before Commissioner Jones.
Thomas Lennon. Of Sheepsncad Bay. was before
the Commissioner yesterday the charge Of having
violated the Revenue law by falling to pay the spc-
sial tax. He was held to await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
II. BOgcr 12l Graham avenue. who was charged
with being in the wholesale liquor business uniaw-
fully, was discharged by the Commissioned.
J. Bowman was accused of selling Improperly
Case was postponed for week.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge Of Smuggling Diamonds.

The United States rS. B. r. MOOre-The defend
ant, who Is jeweller at So Nassau street, was
charged with smuggling diamonds worth about
$l5OOfrom Europe. Moore waved an examination y.
and therefore, the particulars OF the accusation uiu
not transpire. He held IN $4,000 ball 10 await
the action OF the Grand Jury.
O5structiug "A United states Omrers
Before Commits ,ioner Shields.
The U,sitsd States vs Charles HeD'er.-The de-
PENDANT who deals in whiskey in Greenwich street,
was hclr, in 81 900 ball FOR examination on charge
OF obstructIng United States officer IN the per-
lUrmauce OF his duty.
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CATTLE MARKET,

Beef dull and slow OF sale al Ice 90 FOR common to
prime. Hogs in fair demand and dmer: quoted at
5Gc &C. Receipts yesterday and to-dayCatle, 44 and
NYnhn
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| Rec sipt. and Disbursements At the ONE Of
| tho United states Assistant Treasurer AT
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One O'Clock p. M.

&,k500 US $40, G. 81. &C ll27x
$500 US 5.2o, r, 81. -. lI2sl
lOuOu U > 6's, n-i0, c.. ll3I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-28

Mrs NAV Halter, wife of John Haer, died
very suddenly in New Haven, Friday morning,
Of hardening of the vessels of the heart.
Henry W. Scott, asgraduate of Yale, 1868, died
in Southhurv recently. He was associate prin-
cipal Of the Philadelphia collegiate school,
The trustees Of the Boston, Hartford and Erie
railroad are getting ready to take complete pos
session under the Berdel mortgage bonds.
Two little boys Of Peter SIiif, OF Kent, caught,
recently, in traps, three foxes in one night, max
ng eight ia all they have dispatched since No
vember /.
The new Lawrence" steam FIRE engine of
Hartford arrived Saturday, and has taken its
position in the engine house on the corner of
Sieourney and Niles streets.
One OF the small poX patients in the Wesleyan
university has recovered. and the other is getting
along rapidly on the same road. No new cases
have appeared, and il is not probable any VIII
arise.
When Connecticut deacon nudaed SOM
noIent wOrshipper with the contribution box,
the sleepy Individual awoke, partially smiled,
murmurcd, II don't smoke and droppcd OFT
again.
Mrs. Wiam Biodorick, The woman who was
knocked down by a runaway horse in Hartford,
ON Wednesday, died of her injuries during
Thursday night She leaves u husband, but no
children.
On Sunday evening Mrs Edward James, in
New Haven, discovered q woman in the hall Of
the house, helping herself TO such articles 5s
She cnull find fhcrp Mrs lanes ottpmntpd ia
MIA ber IN, shc mod, bn, o, 90 40 VIII t,ro INN.
dies.
A,er;Jcn Is scven,y. Ave years Of ag. has bad
thrae ,;ycs and tventv-cSnr rnilJrcn rho NJ
as, "chiIdn Is 6Ctv.thror vnors ot 1gc md tho
vnrr,rnst f,nr Ana VOL tt,S I'D .,cntieman il
y;~1ra1,s a nd Hearty >
1Tbc Grcenw;ch Rep,r,ef i r,snonsihe for the
stctv ,hat two vonn.r Ladies in hi Town ,hnuebt
~ nlov iolse mon tbcir catber NV Gra.sin1, as
mon md rin@;,,r a. he, door ond insnJtinT The
.ar,.,nt MI In tr,,ed -, 5nd told thn ,,antin-
man of 10 house II ,,In5t tal,c iomo 1or Tho
~eni,crnnn aforoead tn Son ouf and Gcl, ono Of
tho t,,no,o afr tbe ,,ia1z da,n ,o,r o, Il ga stems
70 Tho nrapnd Tlie oiher be.r,ad for meycv
Ihe onnnai cotaiooue or WeSicyan univcysi,
inst n,,hiisbed for 1S71179 sums nm tSe nnmbcr
1nf s,in,lo,ts az tolInu-,, Saniors M iuniors 40
sonborncres 40 freshmen Io-,ot3l Ie9 II ~
onnoI,1cad ,bsf "Iadies a,s odn,ittaj IN ponsI
nriy.In,rcs in Tho nni,rnr.itv viii ocnticman ;;
rhe Yyintor form viii Lagyn Jannarv A aud
cIoso Nah oO-b Sr;ni7 town, heGir Anil
II and cInsos ,ri,b tbn7 comnonnon,o,t On
rh,r"J,, Inir ~ ''0"' ="
Tho o6i,a Of ,ightbo,so hoono, at plocl, po,l
rocentlr Ioode ysca,,t h,, The ieatS Of tbn yenor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-28
Mtortinat.
NNtIUlHNIIdl.
FENHE SECRET
MEDICAL COUNsELLOR.
By DIR f. HALLoCK.

No. WIN ne sent 10 any part of the country on recent n
- cents. In this Manual The Author has endoa yorad IL,
hiow ugh. on the Pathology OF Diseases resulting from
iees all the SIciu Evils of the day The want Of such
calculated to aid the innocent in scf-protection 10 i'm
part knowledge TO the ignorant, and relief TO Tho suff
ns As it treats diseases OF both sexes Mi shonld
give 1t careful perusal. Young men who re
from the errors OF youth, should not fail 10 read Inc
above Medical Work. In no other production of his
nature hitherto given to the public have sen,,naI
weakness. Nervous Diseases, and ali hos,
peculiar to the Female Sex been dele ltey faaiIy
be without this faithful lnsi rilctor - 'He siou'"
Address DIR. F. HALlOCN l43 Cont 81 Hoston
n. The Author be consulted netsonaIl, ~ Ia,
dis al, ~" ~ ''NPie7s.