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The object in the formation of this Institution was
to attain the greatest perfection in the preparation,
practice and OF Vegetable Remedies, and to secure
a permanent place where Families, invAds or any
person could obtain the best medical advice and such
remedies as their cases might require without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
DR.. Greene has been physician of the Institute since
its foundation, more than twenty-five years. Few
men nave had large experience in the treatment of
chronic disease Dr. Greene is now In his hfty-fifh
year. has devoted his life to this branch OF his pro-
fess.on and his believe Is without parallel
Among the diseases to which he gives special atten
tlon may be noticed Cancer, scrofula Ca'arrh Bron
chitis Consumption, Heart Diseases, Neuralgia, Ash'
ma, Nervousness, Rheumstiam, Paralysis, Spinal Dis
cases. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Female Complaints,
FAn. Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling, Salt
Rheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Diseases, Seminal
Weakness, &c.
Dr. Greenes Medical Pamphlet descriptive Of dis
eases and their proper treatment will be sent free to
invahds.
Address pr. GREENE, NJ D., "a Temple place. Bos-
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Half an hour till train time, sir
An fearful dark night too.
Take q look at the switch lights, Tom,
Fetch in a stick when you're through.
"On time ?" well, yes, guess So
Left the lAst station all right
she'll come round the curve fyin'
Bill Mason comes up tonight.
You know Bnlg no! He's engineer;
Been ON the road all his life
III never forget the mornin
He married his chunk Of a wife.
Twas the summer the mill hands struck
Jest of work, every one;
They kicked up row In the village
And killed old Donovan's son.
Bill hednt been married MORN mn hour,
Up comes message from Krcss,
ordcrin Bill to 60 up there
And bring down the night express.
lie left his gal in a hurry,
And went up on number one,
Thinkin Of nothin' but Mary,
And the train he had to run
And Mary sat by the window,
To wait for the night express.
An, sir, II she hadn't done so
She'd been a widow, guess,
For it must "a been nigh midnight
when them mill hands left the ridge
They come down-the drunken devils
Tore up rail from the bridge.
But Mary heard EN- a workin',
And guessed there was somethin' wrong
And in less than fifteen minutes
Bills train it would be along!
She couldn't "a come here to tell us,
mile-it wouldn't "a done
So she just grabbed up lantern
And made for the bridge alone.
Then down came the night express, sir.
And Bill was maxim her climb
But Mary held the lantern,
swingin' it all the time
We'll! by Joye Bill saw the signal,
And he stopped the night express,
And he found his Mary cryin'
ON the track, in her weddin' dress;
Cryin' an laughin' for Joy, sir,
An holdn' on to the light
Halo! here's the train-good bye, sir,
Bill Mason's on time tonight!
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Msdicol knor}tdgs for ettryJody. 10000 coBie 'oh
in fWO years.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
A STRANGE SUIT.
TIE SPANISH CONSUL AND CHIEF OF POLICE OF
SAN FRANCISCO SUED TO RECOVER S4O,OOO
From TAe Ala California, SEPT u.
Suit was commenced yesterday in the FOurtl


From TAe Alia California, Sept ~.
~ :, - 4 ...lo-l.. 4. .lo Eo,rtb
sun was Coihnenceu ycooiumiy uy IN oiiO ainnd w. %
District Court ny T - owIw Thicf
against Camille Martin, Spanish CONSUL crowley IhHl
of Police, and j. W. Lees captain ol tue DeteGine
TO recover $4,000 in bonds goid col notes anu
which, he says they unlaWtuiy wthhoiu from MN. anu
an addlti0nai SUN oI toUo - Nay vi % and
same. IHe snit IL one Oh the mus 'noad % IN
ehtraofulnarS Stt tna. Tnrt % and throws omen some
any VI ouI oiso AZ -, ana a1tens,ye robhery
The conlsinf states that on the 18th of September
Inc eonpat, @ nssessad @ S nr ~ 400 in SaId coin
- ~, on ic pt u, ,ha S H.yap. draft for a. 600
a. - M ~ ~ So tb ys;nt,9 dragn NV Mars Ferrol Co
Merchants at santiaco Cuba on Paris Borras Co. OF
o. ~ - ~ artndas santiero on PARIS Borras
~ IN co. ~ a, nno rscsint or wedgment in writing
e~asntaS NV Rex las Cayas to plaintiff at Panama for
es oo 80 onid nmsic boI value sIO0 and a portfolio
- ~ Ser .rcIes of the entire value of s5 co., gold
o Tho comnlant states that the defendants wrong
t nd bv forcc fook said money and effects from the
possession Of the plaintiff and stu retain them to his his
ht nm and for x,5 O the value of the property taken
'"n' W Sums That so," time In March last the Spanish
Government was robbed Of SOOOOO The robbery took
Ter NJ the Spanish army Ii was in "a safe and in
char'e of rnard There wer four men engaged in the
rnhherv who broke open the safe and carried off its
contents and U ia said divided the plumber each taking
an enuai share Information of the robbery reached
this city on the nth OF June with description OF the
narts VINO were suspected to have committed the act
But Pcreda came In advance Of the news: He arrived
here on the 5th OF June having overland aud put
up at the Occidental Hotel where he registered his name
a Don Rafael Zuuegadc de Castro. On the nth OF June
he took passage in OF the Pacific Mall Steam
Ilth of September returned by the same con
yeyancc and has since remained in the clty On ne
27th OF June, already stated. Information OF the rod
berry and other particulars reached the Cncl OF focs
search immediately instituted Tor Iereua and IL
was found that he had sailed for Luna HIS return WAS
closely watched, and immediately upon ms arrival tne
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

The earnings Of the Central Pacific Railroad Company
for the month Of September 1s71 were q 800; for the
month Of September, 1870 ss7,ls3 increase this year
over 1870 S2i56l7; earnings first nine months, 1871
earnings first nine months, 1870, 054 464 In
crease this year over 1870, LA 1888.
The earnings Of the Indianapolis Bloomington and
Western Railway the third week in September were
s2s9l9 g. which increase Of s+l % over the cor
responding week OF August.
The Philadelphia stock market was unsettled to-day;
Pennsylvania So, third ISSUE sold at l07; Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad az Reading Railroad, 66i, and Peun-
sylvana Railroad, els. Gold closed at llib
Late official adyices received from the military exped
ton escortng the Northern Pacific Railroad surveying
party from the Missouri River westward into Montana
state that no attempt bad been made by the Sioux In
dans to oppose the progress Of the party except the
burning Of the prairie grass. The expedition thus far
had been entirely successful An excellent route has
been the railroad Heart RVer through
a good country The present survey Will carry tne line
aa far west as the mouth Of Powder River III the Yellow
stoue Valley where 1t will connect with surveys which
have been In progress during the past season In Montana
THE expedition, which embraces some 800 men, is
expected to reach Fort Rice on its return about Nov
The bank statement compares as follows with former
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

Extra mails for Europe during the present week Whi
close at the Merchants Exchange. so and 80 Pne' a.
follows; Tuesday, per Silesa. p. M wednesday, per
Minnesota, i:3o p. m; Thursday, per City OF Newffk
l:iS p. IN: Saturday, per City Of Washington lao p m
The money market started fairly active steand per
cont the former rate being The banks are now
running very close TO their line, and very little
opportunity seems TO be Afforded for remarkable accom-
odstions and the financial outlook be regarded
as particularly rose-coored This afternoon we hear
that money was notably active. commanding considers
ton OF per cent In addition to legal rate but this
scarcely he set down as fair criterion OF the market
Commercial paper has been quiet, with nothing doing
below per cent
Government bonds could not sustain the advance OF
Saturday. in view OF its depressing surroundings and
prices went of to all over the market. closing heavy
Fisk Hatch report a. follows At ID. M: