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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-17
Sas lIn9lnce auf Der y6ubion.
Miber Sdbn, ,"-Tortfesuna be +
llnteriaebnua beS Sst6enbe'
frhduPr6.

AHterlHeVHHA peo SttmeHpe'
fchaner6.
BOusbtetpiie. 16 S,br-S.ut. Rnb,
mittn8 tuuroe bic llntsriuhuHg bss 2.ih.nbe'
iGauers fortaeitBt. 3urdhft puroe gBm. y
ooriOu psrnommer. Serielbe IN loon lett %
5abun 2otOmotius BHbrtr unb i,Bt an Der
;. Bottom albanp Sabn' anssft.nt Gr iaat,
OuB nod ltiner grtabruna Der Sel5us nihi
ebsr gum Salten 9sbra6t wtrDtn iOnnte. OILS
aui Der 3uSbrRfe, Gin Selius tonne nidlt 10
lduea Sum 0oltsn 9tbrnht iu,rDen, ipis elm
asmBDnlihsr 6rabiJua. uno Isi Su berRdliG.
ti8en 0aB ss IN Der llnBIRds giaht isbr talt
gepti.n.
SObn J. Sofsr iprab Die GnItht aus, bob
Der GrprsbJug bel Aniuenoun9 Der 8attnt-
8remss sNpparnte tnnetbalb 2 bis Winuien
bGtts Jum 6alttn 0tbraGt tperoeu i6nnen. Or
eriRnsre fb. oaB ,in aus l3 Daasons betfss
benoer 3ug nit 0ieleu Apparattn In 10 St.
funbeR aum 6alteH ssbrodt iporo,n 1T.
Simon 8rabam, Der frRbsr auf Der 3ugs
bride bel benz Si9nats 5burms angsiisllt gs.
ptisn mtint, oab oas 8tfabr. .Sianal tn slpti
Winuten batte geatben nero.n t0nntn, Dtnn
itd on osmislbtn unten tine Rurbtl btfunoen
bdtte. .s'-- -i
Der Sup.rirttno.nt Der gabu, Or. Souctp.
iibtrreidte Die Babr'Re8lsmtnts uno Die ben
Snbns Senmttn srtb,ilten SniiruttiontH.
Y,ier Dom, Der ihr ben mittltren Ebsil bss
Oerunslhdlen GrprsB5uaes an9tftlltt Bremr
Ter. wuroe oernommtn; itine Nusiags eraab
iebot teine nsuen Tbatia9en.
5.uie Ra6mtttaa nurbe Der 2.idnam bts
Gawrtrce Moontp aufs.funotn. Der obsre
Ebsil ieints 3opies uno cine Sano paren
psrbrannt, Der hbrise Sbsil bes G6rpers absr
mar out srboltsn. Die 8ltioer marsn nit Del
aetrdnit. Man iano bel ibm cine solosns ubr
nit Ssetie uno onoere @esenfidnoe. Gs purbe
na6 ben @ltsrn. bes Berunaladt.n ielegra,
pbirt uno Die Gsi9s nod YouabttspFe se.
bratt. -.. f' .-l --.a H.a.- 49,.
Ulorssn (6reitaa) Nahmittas 2 ubr miro
Die unteria6ung fortgeitBt perben. '. ra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-17

Rtws9ort, 10. 6sbr.-Sslo As. srItt
Dstonirn 4 5, grdonoe 9-9l, 8Olo (feiitr)
lllb--llll. 6.r ia, Ger l1lb, Central 90s
grie 226, 8,uoiug 99S, Mibi9an "a, Yttiss
burg lOll, Rortb gHsferu 76I. Ditto priori'
t6ien 500, Rod Sslanb 1861.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-17
aus Gan Transtsco. : Satfe flr
FI-T Tranfretd1.

GanSyran5iseo. Is. Sebr. = Gi. biss
Sia.n Tranlpien haben qeitern Abeno $l2, 1000
ffr bisRot6lefoeno,n in 6ranfr,id, iubIerlbirt
Si. baben nit bsier Summe bisher I'M 8an.
sen 1892. 900 fir Grantrsi6 a'iammelt. auh
Die Nmrrifaner babtn ftb iebr lsbbaft an ben
Subieriptionen b.thtiliat.
Der Wotrojt 9. Drill III beuie iduloig bts
TunSen. ben gBolfiihfabrer ~Waiiahuiettsa
i'm 6aI.n BON 2ubaina (Sanbpits SnIsln)
in Branb asittdt ~ babeh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-17
ghll Weter Nfoie e Sohlt

' .. (frHber OOn Der 6Irma WIaqnat0, On HoItI
@ermantroBe, l. Sbars 6itlih pon Gatpertftr.,
fabrtItrsn uno cftsrirtn tu ben btu ten Bret.
Il ametttuutIhe R1lbeus, Buff 2sotr, Dbtrtbgiis
unb Spltt 2eDer utfo baben fiets elm oouts VI for.
timsnt oon Iran16RGem 9eo'r. Srimtntnes uno Stn.
oinas an pano Die ylualttGt Der gBdareu tann nidt
Hbertrpen p,rben un0 man tbut rpobl oaran, bel uus
porlufpreden, tbe man anoerslpo binSebt
fhan lQYlif 4
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anR Shin. Nin &elbffn

WHb NUIVt VlW UtLUWWUIV'
Gtnet tnnott, 10. 6tbr.-@eo. y. S6aftr,
frabsr ge0bcr bce n9Ipbe-; Vtsls," tri4pb R6
btute Mhcnb .s.srs..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-17

OOB ss asi&tht tbe udt, JWiI6su ben bsiOsn
tsinOIi6sn GfoJiOtiOnsH cine Bats btrsinbart
| Isin mirO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-17
gOlluadjtcu Der ,,bUbtn GOnlmiiiiOn. "

Mufbebung Der snaliidbsn 0sfanbt fdbaf ftcn bal
ben elsiutrsn Otuttebsn Rcstsrunstn.
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Spc;ial : gtOti;eit.
Siene 7,3Oer 0OlOsMnleibe
elder, @etpinnbrinscnS, ,DauernSI
SAB SOufe & Camp.
otsrrsu Ium Dstiaus al pari uno NIT auIssIaufsutn
StnltH
9aubberletbHngS -SplSsSbliaaz
ttpucn criter $oDpptbee
.gl1rS[iden Yaciiir.!gobn.G onuoouir. {"

,,9fOroliden EaciiicsBabn'G n'G0IIpnguie." t"
8tsIs oblisatiOntu Rno grasns Surdb srat bupOtB,t
auf Die Babu IslbH ibr Eetrrbs Material unO aurs
Ausrlhurgs 9nuentGr 3Utitsns ourd trftt bppotbtt
auf thre gtiammte Hdno sBumiutpuug uOn mebr, bsnn
% 900 U{orsSn 9dnoes aui itoe dhnmstle fdtraehsu
die Obliaationfu tuo uoH allen Sunotss Abgabeu bt.
trttt capital uuo 3tnitn IN Soo jablbar- Oas Qap.
tal nab VrIau non orttBig 5dbteu. bic SnlsH balb'
idhrltt nad Der Rate non Iieben uub bret 3sbutel
II 85IO) SroyIHt tdbtItd1.
SIC telustben IN Denomtnatontn bon $l00 $500. $1,000
$4,000 unD $4,000 Gusaeaeben.
Die 9ruiises Der bppotbti hnO btr 90. Suu Goot In
Bhtlaotlpbta uno J, @p8ar 3bonIlon. Pralotnt Der
sNennI plodnter GentrdI'9 oulpagnie
Ste 30tr Obltaationrn ber yNoroI RdrtHc. 8abns
0ompasntt" pet0en Ju itbsr 3rit iu iebu 5ruleut
Asto toosr l.l0l an Sabun8sfatt fitr 9dubsreen
6sr @ompnsnte 9sstsrt ~ tbEsn nifortsiisn Saar'
Pretie bsTe6net t. angenomnleu.
auBsr tbrer unbtotngtsr Si6sriienuHe ptrfsn bttIe
DbIi9dtlonen rps mir gIaubeu elm sr66tttB gnommsn
ab, als ratno Gin un0tTrB RBertbnapier l. GIae Der.
iouen iuele Der. 81 ,20sr btiBsn bnnrn tpeun lie
otsitlben In Obeationen otr -N6rblidtn gaee Babna
umtuanotIH. ihr tdbrltdss GtRIommtu um elm D rtt.
TEL er9obtn uHo pabsH oann nod etns ooafauoa
itdlere 0apttalanluae
I'd it srbalt manIis2 obrr uadas ganI OOtr
Sanquer mro nts Dblt8dttonsn Iu itotm gepiin hien
SetrGse uno bon itotr bsliebtgeH denomination Iie.
fern. Yeriortr uGlde Siods Bombs fir isut nm.
petDtdtlt minlhtn tontn oes bti itetno ttutm unite
rer Hgtntsn tbuB tls ben b6hhn eurrenttn YreB fGr
ale perPduRidben xssrtbpdpieTe bsplgen lptr'
ben.
9irIsnts.n. utIae III tintsr Gntf.rnuua bon gauIen
no4nsn, tonnen @to oorr anosrs 8onbs bire Der Or.
preB an uns enotn, uno mir ueroGn Gbltadtpneu Der
zRorolhen Pacte Babu~ nuf unitr Rifto uno obne
Rotten ftr ben @nisnber an Re Iutldi6ideu gBeeen
lpsttsrer Wusiuntt, pnmpbItte, aartsu mrIoe man
ith unD dr'bt an bic unisrJsidnssn noer an tr9enb
sne Der Sanen ooer Bauqutsrs, pelds anssFeat tno,
otete Nnletbe 5u Osrtauitn.
gu oerfaufsn ourd
@sbriiber SobRfiUn S @pmp.,
BanliSrs uno gRGtler
Nr. 1885, BaIttmouFraBt;
Summer S 8eSer;
ppOper. RetIe & Gpmp.;
Bilipn, WpIffon s. Comp;
9Obn u. sBbitriSst;
Zoos. 3. sBiIfpn S Srnssrt
&. 3, SOFmeD 4 Comp.
unb bet allen rtipittdbIsu Banttrs i'm 4ugtmttueu In
allen 5btiIeu ben 9anots (29-La2 &6-pD
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Na9mittagS Habelberidte.
Sic gSnfcu,NbIicicrnug becnOet.
Gtubrucf bcs mapulcpuiIcbcm
O6dHtfcItrs.
9ie JrieSeHs.g gebiusungrn.
GbanjD ilber rbie frdnS6HfdheHrmee
Die 2ii9en @ombctto'S.
Sic AuSGbten Jdnre's.
Die BON ibm sspanIdte Rssisruuss'Gorm.
9aS nene en0liide glrmcc.0cieB.
Scfmrebtuu1en iuc9cn beS 0th-
,n9cS TT NartS.
Die btiotn Yldne Bttrtiis Der Nbreiis ots
&ailers rnb S,utIbIano.
-. h.,.s -
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COo RuiitQ Wiro I'M BnrInm,nt BON Slab
Hone a.ia0elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-17
prOpjrt 4CnOrmOnO
ST.. QenormanO

tirlIid BON Parts gefommen, label has Yubfum elm
TIN In lsuer Difer Rr 8, SaDettes. unttrbalb Der
SouioaparaBe, 3tmmer Hr. 8, Ju bsuden.
Or earanttri tr bic peilung bon uerttOenen aranf.
heiisn. aIs NusJsbrure, Wdenetntr, GutSaHouug bet
Nuasn uero6lem 4eioen barinddtaem fieber NrGmpfsn
Rbeumaitsmns uno sebelriien 3rantbetten.
Sr bat Die neusten Wttobirtn pou Yarts tmporiirt
bic bis iebt NOD ME bier Daten. unb lpopon sr alsu
oas 8sbsmniB bstbt 8enannte arantbeiten tn farefer
3ett raoifdl Ju heilen.
Rtuostfranfbstsn luro bsipnbtre IumeriIunittt ss'
Ibsnit
GOniultattur,u BON IL utr gOrmIttcss bis 4 ubr
Radmttta9s. t5ebr.8. lWt.l
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ptficrflfe"
bic bette Wamilten Hdbmaftbine,
unfibertroten binfatIi Der gtnadbs't unb Sautrba'
tiafet Der &onruttion ippit Ne aud aae inotrsn Hdts
maidtntn tn Der }dbat,t CUR Bsuusung fir aet eors
ten Wrbttttn pbns DesI btr Borrituuaen nno In otr
Sdb6ubtit uub &afilttdt bss 6tides abertrittt
Berfaufsluimer. Rr. 40, RprtsG barl es frdzt,
u,tttr BEN vSSreimaurer. .KtmpsI.s (pt17. .6Rt.l
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Ra6ldIiiateit i'm Sausbsrs
ihlie6en.- Wittpot Abeuo fano Die Bos
lisst fplaenoe giabiiIiements unpsritoloii.H:
ben 5ptBsrsilactn auf Der Ode Der Seihslir.
uno GaiitrnsHo.rue bns Ssl' uno sSarbss
Beiddft in Rr 40. SlpdltrnBs Die Brr.
geirtbi6aft IN Rr. 33S. SonbfroBe; D. Will
ion & Gomp g 6tniitrrabmtn 6abrit aut Der
Ode Der ganion' Nperue uno 9refioertfirase
bic auti6eniabrit in Ir. 406, gpsf .Salti.
uprthrabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-17

Die b.io.n Qldns Sttrtiis Der Nbrsiis ots
Gaiiers nnb 9tutiblano,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-17
SpGtelte sgfatri&teW

SQateFe NaDelSgfa9rt@tell.
0repD 4rGiiScnt Scr National
Srrinmmlnug.
TerlGHgernng OtS Observation-Disclosures mr
bis jum "a, 6cbruar.
GbrsnUOas gapituI0tiOn BON StIfOtt.
Seine WeumdbIen In 8ariS,
Sas llntuobIitin otsRUiItrs.
Dutiebt SruppsnbepeauHsm.
aranfbeitcn 1T Baris.
Die usus pr0Uiforif&s Rssieruns 6ranrrtldb's.
Ebiers prdiiOent.
Tabre 4remier Wfiniffer.
COo Ruii.G wiro I'M pnrIamsnt BON Slab
Hone a.iaOslt.
Mufbsbung Der sHalifdsen Dsfnnht Idba ftcH bci
bsu Pleiueren bent lbCn Reoigruuafu.
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Gban,p unO 5uiObcrbc in gSaris.

Qte eOrb.reinuscu in Der Ssurdsm qrm.s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-17

Scfirebtuu9cn tuc9sn bes @th-
Sn9cs tu &artS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-17

GbtrIt 8bomas II. Gbidtriua
BON Der bsrhbmtsu BnuO' 6rmn, Der am poI
rigen Sienftnge plogut IN Sofou oerfurb,
bate, boitt ieiu Htbsu ihr bic bobe summit
pon $50, 900 usriidett uno Iluar in folssnosu
WaIiahuitttisr uno NtW Votier @tislihaf
ten .gquitabIt" $4,000. State Wiuiuals
$4,000, Mutual Benefit $50 900, .Huhor.s
Nd, 5000, .Uhiuul," MN, $4,000
r@tubt Ututual' $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-17

SaDre aSremter @iuiffer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-17
9ic GapitnlatiuH bon SelfOrt.
Die &pnppncr GpnfsrenS.

Die ~IdHe sarsWs Der WbrdN sss salars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-17
prdftOent.

Is usus prOUifOrifbs R'struns 6r0nrrttdb's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18

DIANOS, MELODEONS AND ORGANS-OF NEW AND
J. beautiful styles, of different makcrs lower prices
cash monthly instaments for rent WATERS AL
broadway, than be found elsewhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18
AMUSKMENTS.

G R44SSnpE Sr FISH HOUSE. .r,opr...
IosSS e. :ssi ',sS'i 4 ss n york
oox sSssSaSsI sd hAsa *5 sGsh 49,
@ss:5 z::z4 Y $5z:5 s::z5:I
MONDAY.
. S,s of .B BsrfS srss,.
I est pantominc sue
1 Sfs i!i T5 hssT1; sss
n,,S Mo ~. evcningnLast\
L.a bot Nc four 1's wK IEhsHAsNN
LsT but three. and First Beneht\
gsmms t rH Hnes6 lmmsai su. p s%o.
Benss, 81 ,s s:' ngs, o. The
o shs sIss. Gown Moe and Goodrich hsir
s Winter R"ysl - Harlequin. and tho Dcarden
La Petit, ~ Benson, The Child wondsr. ~
The hsn rreoeh Twin Sisters in their Canaan
SSsSs$ f RIFF f.; I';;ss
's sss a; s, The oGsrA NJ ho Is,
bIoaasay " and at a0' the
H ana twenty. %sS'sTsI
- :: NJ :l !! : "a:
F FINS n ss% Y Ho CHARLES ABBOTT
.na SEN
pany to the Management.
WOODS o,.n m w.n. ShsAr SUCCESS
THREE EVERY ,xIiEFSooX
f FasT6 HtSEH :''Ev;FRY XviiiviS;aS
CELEBRXTEb woopEY.HEADED AcRoBArs.
Bo" ANoTfEk GREAT SENSATION.
First n 5An z! 'A sh 1T;h sa"ediAo'
Sas s s ,",5s he
Or Sv Z sE JaH F saIEEs illE:
st$$S SSsfP sAs..
SSss IA EsR ss}5'z
Arms 70 the stage s shsiHss e WATERFALL.
FRIDAY EVENING" SSsE SKSr FAG 81 JAMES xAcur
FURNITURE.
A &C. I. 8. HEYMAN.
sss AND $40 HUDsoS STREET,
and 27s. 2's. go ass Houston, corner Hudson,
MAIN ENTRANCE CORNER HOUSTON AND uuD son.
FURNITURE, BEDDING AND FEATHERS.
Wholesale and Retail.
CALL AT a. 1 e. HEyKANs
for enamslled light Chamber SUI,
eonslslins OF
10 PIECES, FOR saa
CALL AT o. 4 s. HEYMAN's
for wa,nu, su,, Of II PIECES. FOR ssa
CALL AT q. ) nEYMANs
for a complete Parlor Suit. FOR $50
CALL AT q. 4 8. HEyMAN's
for Hail Rack. with Minor and Umbrella Pan,
complete FOR s..
CALL AT @. 4 8. HEYMAk's
for Fsather Bedding every description.
WE SELL COMPLETE BED FOR ga
FLOCK Pillows, u 90 ger pain
Crib Blankets, 81 per pair.
The largest stock and owes prices.
UPTOWN STORE, SIS SIXTH AVENUE. CORNER
THIRTy-TnIRD STREET.
A CARPETS AND FURNITURE.
Tremendous Reduction in Pricea
Carpets
An The latest and pewes. sty.esof
yelvcts. Body Brs.es Tape.ry Brusse Threepy power
loom and Ingram Carpets; Oiclohs ali widths Curains
Window Shades, Mating, &C.. the most complete assortment
IN tho city.
Furnisura
The furniture department contains
Paror, BEDROOM, Dining Room, Kitchen and Office rurn,
,ure IN all styles and qualities and At that dolly
petition
Parties about purchasing per BY eompa
ing prices.
35b and 36,h ss and eth av., covering
N Roo different styles OF walnut Chamber Suits at
prices that defy comption.
A -DEGRAAF / TAYLOR,
s7and 50 Bowcry,
10 and I3c Iies,er street and
81 Cbryetie street, connected,
have The largest stock Of Furniture Carpets Bedding Cur
cornices before exhibited BY prisss
marked down 50 per cent Splendid stock store
81 Fourth avenue
"A. KELLY Co., corner Tweniy Gith street and Sixth
avenue arc now Offering ~s. And sgendM assortment Of
eIplsasy for .se SPRING ,r. and az prices
a call respectfully sclicised.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18

cora BEDS-NEEDHAM's PATENT SOFA BED
hnandsome Tste Sofa, containing separate spring. and
W. s. HUMPHREYS
Fmnsufs WareroomA k1 ROadwAy.
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GRAND CONTEST At BILLIARDS
for the
CHAMPION DIAMOND CUE
AND $1,000.

between
CyRlLLE DION, OF New York, and
MELVIN FOSTER, Of Norwich
CAROMs, I.50) POINTS. ON A FOUR-POCKET TABLH
HIFPOTuEhTkON, MONDAY EVENING, June IL.
PLAY TO BEGIN AT 9 O'CLOCK.
ADMISSION, fl; RESERVED SEATS, 81 ~
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CLERKS AND statesmen.

NRoCBR's CLERK WASTED-FIRsr CLASS Posi-
~ uon FOR one who thoroughly understa
Gerry business Address TEA DEALER, box lN HeTsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18

THE BRt NswlCK REsTAL RANT
J. Flfth svsnur OF twenty sixth street
This very rtc superb fesaurant psrir WIN ne
ropencd Noany, June ~ n thoroughly renovated aud
made perfect In every department. = -
CHARLES H. SHELLEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18

THE CHAMBERS SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANO
at moderate prices and rented Steinwsy Pano Pianos
ESQ., $780, $2z5, $780, $275, 500 No. lol Fourth avenue
CHAMBERS 4 son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18

DIANOs TO RENT-FROM 90 TO $40 PER MONTH I;
for Sale from 81 $500 cash. nsalments 10 suit
customers .. y nuMspAY'S lA West Houston street.
Music tam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18

MONTHLY on WEEKLY PAyMBErs-CARpEra
DEALY a CUNNINGHAM,
1s and SS Third avenue, Twenty ghtn street
Prices lower than any other house In tho oity.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE POR SALE CHEAP
near Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18

A -DEGRAAF 4 TAYLOR,
land 50 Bowcry,
10 and 1Sc Iicser street and
g. Cbrysiie street, connected,
have The largest stock OF Furniture Carpets Bedding, Cur
taps and Cornces before exhibited prees
marked down 50 per cent Splendid stock Of store
81 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18

ClTCATION DRSIRED-1N BANKING AND BROKER
~ age business thorough competent, having filed POI
eions ~, references character ana ity Ad-
dress ID. NJ, Herald
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-19
ii. WILBERT,

5 now prerar,d to execute BRICK AND MA.
W rrants to give satisfaction '''N
PLASTERlNG done TO order. BRICK CHIN.
'NlES pue Also. BRICK and LIME constant
y on hand and for sale >'"'""'
~ Residence-on Egbert Farm Post OAlcs
address Pahtoenm Centre, Pl. Ci,elne call
cbl6. I'm
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THE PETE oLEUMCENTRE.
DAILY RECO r ID
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
Sundays excepted
". II. LONGWELL, Proprietor.

TERMS.
Ger year payable In advance, t8 o.
1 er month, u
PRlCE.LIST OF ADvERTISINIs.
ten lines Of nonpareil make one squars)
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
asy- Medical Adyice.-pR. wv. K. non

s9- Medical Advice.-DR- wN. X. D0dERTY'o
Medal and Surgical Institute is becoming SINE
e the welfare Of State aud health of citizens
aud his rapidly spreading reputation although may
cite SURPRISE is but the signal of Skill and follows the
natural effect OF such cause. We personally ac-
quainted with gentlemen who have suffered for years
der chronic disease and who hsd taken every
available that promised relief bat
until they they called upon Dr. Doherty who
IDLY short space of tme has given them entire relief
is gratifying this fact because the Doctor is
gentleman who seeks, not by defamation of Others
ablish his reputation the super
own upon the of another's fame. The Doctor con-
ducts his Institute in such tAat must be -stify-
ing all his patients lie examp $, advises and
mends without charge, and the paet. after hearing his
terms for treatment accept reject at pleasure In
no does the Doctor make charge unless ne eects
cure. This he is able to do because be feels the con3
which long experience has given and doubt the
consolation which appertans to that confidence. Persons
afflicted with either accute chronic disease would 10
ell TO consult the Doctors at all events can do
as for consultation he asks fee does he insist
obedience his advice unless tbs patient places himself
under his His offices Sacramento street,
posite the Pacific Mail Steamship 0hicc.-S. I, News.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04
To THE AFFLICTED

DR.. W. X. DoHERTY returns his sincere thanks to HE
numerous patients for their patronage and would take
this opportunity to remind them that he continues
suit at his Institute for the of chronic
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys Digestive and Genito-Urinary
Organs, and all private Diseases viz Syphilis in all its
forms and stages Seminal Weakness and all the horrid
consequences of sefabuse Gonorrha Geet Structures,
Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sexual Debility Dis
of the Back and Loirs, Inflammation of the Bad-
der and Kidneys etc and he hopes that his long
experience and successful practice VIII continue to
insure him share of public patronage. BY the prac-
ce of many years in Europe and the United States,
he is enabled to apply the most efficient and sue
cessfu remedies against diseases of all kinds He
mercury charges moderate treats his patients in
and honorable way and has references of
able veracity of known responsibility and high
standing society All parties consulting him. by letter
or otherwise will the best and gentest treatment
and implicit secrecy.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04
TO FEMALES.

When female is in trouble afflicted with disease,
weakness of the back and limbs pain in the head dim
of sight loss of muscular power, palpitaon of the
heart rritabty, nervousness, extreme urinary difficult.
ties arrangement of digestive functions, general debility
vagints all diseases of the womb hvsteria steri.ity
and other diseases peculiar females should go
or write at once the celebrated female DOCTOR W.
Doherty his Medical Institute and consult him abont
her troubles and disease The Doctor is efecting more
cures than any other physician in the State of California
Let false decacy prevent but apply immediately
and yourself from painful sufe5ings and premature
DEATH All married ladies, whose deicat health or
circumstances increase their families shou
write call at DR.. W. K. Doherty's Medical Instit,Aa
and they will receive every possible relief and hahn TIA
Doctors offices arranged that he can be
without fear of observation.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Patients residing in part of the State however dis
tant who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doh
erty in their respective and who think proper TO-
submit written statement of such in nrsfarenc ~ MA,
ing personal interview, respectfully assured that
their communications will be held most sacred
If the case be fully and canddly described
mnnication will Re unnecessary as instructions for diet
men, and the general treatment of the case itself
Guiding the remedies will be forwarded without delay
and in such manner to convey NO idea of the nnr-
port Of the letter or parcel transmitted
u Consultaticn-by letter or otherwse-FREI Per-
manent cure guaranteed or pay. Address
W. X. D0HERTY, NJ. D.,
San Francisco, California.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04
DR. s. II. HALL

DR.. s. III. HALL.-This sue
cessful physician, since his return from. and consultation
with the eminent medical men in Europe is daily effect
ing cures that have 6efed the skill of the most eminent
physicians Special attention is given to the Diseases
the Urinary Organs-Primary. secondary and Chronic
DR.. HALL has just Published one Of the
instructive aid interesting pamphlets on Marriage
and its dsqua6caons. premature decline OF manhood
debility loss of energy and vital power indes
ton pain in the head and stomach weakness
and all those diseases that result from youthful foes
of maturity ignorance in natures laws with
treatment and cure This pamphlet has been the means
of saving thousands Sent free any address on the re-
cept passage stamps by addressing the au
thor RI. S. HASTINGS HALL 4oe Montgomery Street, op
poste Wells, Fargo l. Cos ofnce, San Francisco.
Nov. 5, 1S.Q-3m