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THE ECLIP Sc.
Report Of the Observations Of the American As
tronomers at Syracuse, Sicily.
UNITED STATES NAVAL OBSERVATORY,

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1871. I
SrRAs the latest ne VS. from the Naval Observatory
Ecipse parties abroad must be especially interesting
at this time, hasten to forward to the department
preliminary report from Professor william Hark.
ness one OF our party stationed at Syracuse, SICILY
which is this moment received.
The account the newspapers OF unfavorable
weather IN that locality at the time OF the eclipse
rather dampened our hopes OF success; but this COM
num- cation from Professor Hardness gives very In.
teresung results, which in great measure will cor
roborate those obtained from his observations Of the
eclipse Of the 9th Of August 1869.
Full reports will be made by the several officers
sent from this Observatory upon their return to their
duties here. have the honor to be, very respect
fully, your obedient servant
b. +. SANDS. Commodore, Superintendent.
Hon. GEORGE NJ. ROBSON Secretary OF the Navy,
Washington.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Married.
GARDNER-FERRIs.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday,
JOHN w. GARDNER to ANNA L., daughter OF the late
WATSON FERRIS
OGRADY-BEERE.-On Wednesday, January 18, at
tue residence Of the BRIDES parents, BY the Very
Key. william STAIRS, v. G., WILLIAM II. OGRADY,
OF Brooklyn, TO ELLEN JOSEPHINE BEEEE eldest
daughter OF Il. W. Beere OF this CITY,
PERRyMAN-PARsoNs.--On Thursday, January 10,
at the residence Of the brides parents, by the Rev.
J. w. Snackef0rd, GR0R0g H. PERRYMAN, Jr, TO
MARIE b. PARSONS, all Of this city.
indianapolis papers please copy.
STARR-HURLBuVP-At GEORGETOWN. Conn.,, on
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Astor House. He told me that there had been q ter
ribie row among the Board or Aldermen and The
Common Counc |, AMI that the whole thing was
failure far the city was concerned, there beng
no appropriations.
.'You WIN excuse me- Mr.. Murphy, II refer again
IN tha iumor which has been set anoat that Wood
isrd would replace YOUR
'sTo the best OF my knowledge IL Is entirely I'M
founded. and one OF the tricks Of the enemy-made
out OF whole cloth, too.n
The interview terminated at very late hour, and
after partaking OF some relresh ments WI tn another
glass OF Hennessey's battle axe brandy the reporter
took his leave.
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SLoSiNo fhlCES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the latest street quotations
OF government bonds:-United States currency
skies, lloH l1oH 40. sixes 1881, registered, 1loX
Ill; do. do, coupon, 1loX q Ill; do. i've.
twenties, registered May and November, 1881
loo; do. do, 1852, coupon, do, 1924 lOs5.;
do. do. 1854, do do, 1851 1o9 do. do, 1855, do
do, 1854 100; do do. registered. January and
July, 1914 1osk; do. DO, 1885, coupon, do, Io7s<
1917; do. do, 1857, DO. do, 1Osk 1OsH; do do,
1868, do do, 1881 losx; do. ten-fortIes regis
tered, 1851 1osH; do do. coupon. 1osH q l0sk
THE FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS..
The following were the closing prices OF the lead.
Ing stocks in the sidewalk dealings after the closing
OF the Long Room on Saturday:-Western Union Tel.
egraph. AK 473s; Pacific Mail. 42X q 49, New
York Central Consolidated, e414 a e4s; New York
Central scrip soX sssS; Erie, 221l 22H; Reading,
ssH eSh; Lake Shore, eoH a oo1; Northwestern,
IS 1917; 90. preferred, SAX o SAX; Rock Island,
1861 a 1861; st. Pau, SO o sax; do. preferred.
70 73K; Wabash, SIX 6lI; Ohio and Missis-
sppi, 831i a3A; Boston, Hartford and Erie, TX;
Hannibal and St Joseph, SO 81; do. preferred, os
9S,l; Union Pacific, 22H 22K: Columbus, Chicago
and Indiana Central, 1874 a 1SH.
TIE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET
The following were the extreme fluctuations daily
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SATURDAY. Jan. 2l-SP. NJ.

SATURDAY, Jan. 2l-6P NJ.
CoTroN-The movement In this staple to-day limited.
At the opening the market had appearance OF strength
which altogether fictitious, result OF ineec
tual attempt the part OF sellers prices upon
rumors of peace negotiations In Europe Buyers held aoof
from the MARKET however, and sellers subsequently
ho,ed samples more freely but without the effect Of smu
lanS demand except In moderate from spinners
porefs being prevented from operating extreme views
OF sellers The sales 93 bales Tor export 459 bales
for homo consumption and baes for speculation. We
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TIE o0e1o11
The following were the extreme fluctuations daily
In, thnt M rroli dt.xax The.
THE RAILWAY TRAFFIC. OF 1870.

The following important digest OF the railway
business OF the leading lines OF railroad during 1870
Is from the Financial Chronicles
For the whole year 1870 the earnings are now com,
plete Except In those few instances where the last
month has been reported only approximately, and
the result OF the years operations may therefore be
comparison shows that, far as the gross earnings
are concerned, the business OF the year has been
larger than In 1862 and very considerably larger than
IN 1868. IL must be remembered however that the
mileage OF number OF the prominent lines has been
earnings per mile, which Is the better standard by
which TO estimate railroad earnings, may have been
less While the gross receipts larger. The in
nent lines at the close OF the year 1870 may DO seen
In the following table,
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Died.
anuary 90. META AREIs.

Bells. On Friday, January 20, META ABELs.
The relatives anu friends v the family are respeGE-
Sully invited TO attend the funeral ON er late resi-
at one O'Clock.
ANDERsoN.-At Jamaica, l.. T., on Saturday, Janu-
ary o. Of Brgnp5 aselse, DAVID ANDERSON Jr
eldest son OF David and the late Caroline Anderson
In the 42d year Of his age.
Relatives Dnd friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from Grace church, Jamaica on
Tuesday after noon, at hai.past one O'Clock. Car,
riages Will be In waiting vt Howard House, East
leave same place for Jamaica every hall hour. In
terment in Greenwood
AuEEgACH. AT Ocean POINT, RocKaway, l. l.. ON
julius ana Alace a. Auerbach. OF CONSUMPTION OF
the lungs, aged 10 yeas, months aud u days.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend funeral ut the re- dence OF ms parentss
Ocean Point, L. l., @fei tuesday afternoon. AZ one
O'clock The Soutl<Ide Railroad leaves l00t 81
Roosevelt street. New " Tor ocean Point, at ten
A. NJ, returning at ut. rs to our r NJ.
BETrS-At Benec0, q -" w, january ID,
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large increase In the demand for transporta ton.
Should the growth OF railroad ira nc In the next ten
years equal that OF The past decade the most san
gulne expectations may be entertained In regard to
the prosperity Of well managed lines.
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KA.kINes FoR Tn3 wVoLE yEAs ls7O.

Total. 86c. 206 l82 $ls,Ol3lSs $6,l990
The prospect for the future would seem to be In
favor OF steady increase In earnings upon all well
located routes. The business OF the country Ia In
creasng rapidly, particularly That trade between
the Interior and Che seab0ard. which necesslatas
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II the expenses Of operating newly opened lines,
or branches, were always equal to those OF the
older portion OF road, then the gross earnings
should show an increase proportionate to the ID
good condition; but as the operating expenses on
branches just opened, with few ira ms running are
frequently small, proportlonate increase In earn
lngs IL not TO be expected. The actual results
Of the years work on the roads named
may be seen In the table following
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Birth.

IN-0 Birth.
HUGEEs.-At No. 20 Macdoupal street. on Sunday
January ~, Mrs. A. HUGHES, vile Of z. Hughes OF q
daughter.
Patersc" IN. J.) papers please copy.
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Thursday, January TO- at the residence OF the brtdey
father, b the Rev. Mr.. St. john q. = STARR to NJ.
ADELE, second daughter OF Il. 5. Hurbutt Esq.
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A nsnbee q Mvse wsse loGt. Tia Villages & Foese
ville, whits Rock, South Bach and Haroa city, 40
sstirsly destroyed R0ek lalasd Rock Falls and Fost
Hops, ass partially barpsd Nothing ut - bcsn
hard fsua Post Austin q Port Crescent bss Il u
hardly possibls thsy escaped
Pennsylvanls Electies.
Philadelphjs, October 11tA-The Republican major
ty for mayor Of this city 10 79 The State has gone
Republican BY at least 1000 majority. The Repub
cans gain two membses q the Legislature In Phila-
dephia and four In Luzesne; also two Senator'S CIV
ing them majority In both houses The majority for
the State convention II overwhelming.
It II believed the Republican majority In Pennsyl
vania will reach 140oA The Chairman Of the Repub-
lican State Central COMMITTEES has offered $4,000 r.
ward iw the arrest aud conviction Of The murderer
Of Dacalto, on the election day.
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Saturday Morning, October l4th. 1871.

1871 will ever he remembered tor the
extent and dcstruciivcness Of fire,
THE Idaho World says james Reynolds
OF the Statesmon has gone east to Obtain the
Governorsh,p of Idaho.
Mr., A. J. Simmons. agent ut Milk Riv
or. left Hclera for that place on Monday
and will, circumstances indicate, perform
soon some very important service In the
Indian Department.
An article on the outside says the
Bl.sons will probably complete the Wash
ineton monument The only excuse they
can give for not doing 50 is that the monu'
ment lis not on the square,"
Miss Charlotte Cushmsu, after an al
sence of ten years. has reappeared upon the
New York stage. The Tribuns. 7tmss ana
World spsMk rapturously Of her, but tue
Cushman Ut olden days
IA Western PAPER AYERS that the water
10 50 low in the Mississippi River that
steamboats, have to keep whistling to keep
the cows out OF the CUAUVcj. SUu osNnS VI
the boats are being provided with COW
catchcrs
-Langrshe IL in hard luck again. His
Br ok dwelling burned in Denver few
days ago, hut he was making money IL
Chicago and could stand it. Now, howev'
er. the Museum has gone with the rest and
our old friends are among the unfortunate
The Gazette thinks we erred III stating
the Grand Chaplain Of Montana masops sings
pcerlessly the songs Ut 1.-The Land o. the
Leal," and advises US to look up our Gaelic
All right, Bro. Mayinnis. Now why
shouldn't minist r sing the songs of the
Land o. the Leal"
MIR. r. w. Raymond, Mining Commits
sioner, announces that owing t. the failure
Of the Congressional Committee on printing
to authorize an extra edition of this Mining
Report for 1871. no Reports are printed fol
public distribution, but that the matter will
be rcmcdicd in December. A selling editor
IL published by J. B. Ford s. Co., New
York, from whom copies can be obtained
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consists Of four stores, one SALON, one
brewery, one blacksmith shop three other
houses, fifteen miners cabins, and plenty of
stumps and hogs. Jack Reynolds 10 going
10 the head of Snake River on prospecting
trip. Il Il reported here that jeff Standifer
IL in somewhere about the Big Horn;
had had fight with Indians and captured
4 big band of horses. Several parties have
gone out that way but did not learn any
details. Yours,
DICK POPLIN.
CARiBoo, Oneida Co., Idaho Sept.,-lSTl.
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THE ONEIDA MINES.
Somolhln8 about The raw nines ID 1dahe.

OV80sOsN8 SOO0s 80 NV 1sSO0 - AN0ovs
Nh Il. I. STOKE, YasxA. n. T.
Dear sir: Alter delay Of several weeks
W reached this new mining camp. We
found II = one always does new camps,
many leaving and curling Il, others u work
In good faith. Its not yet fairly pros
pccted. Several companies are sluicing and
making - 70 . per day. Two companies
On Cassboo 0ulsh ass aa~h,ug from go -
- Per day . tho man, while others are
making bat = and -
THE COUNTRY HERE
hes III been shaken up, snd - lying around
Ii heavy slidea The main channel has not
yss been found, but |. b generally believed BY
old miners that rich diggings will b found
here this winter. A great many are prepal.
Ink u run drifts into tho hills and bazA
The gold y hne resembling that Of Elk and
Deep Il y worth ~ . ~ PER o.. Mug.
gels weighing ~ and ~ have bean found.
! prsspscssd discovery claim n Csriboo
galch, ard 90 y . = % tho pan. and UT
shsy d - ussks ovsr . Or 90 day. The
Tsasos = - ~ = ~ . bed rock md lays
II spoes.
TN o1AvBL
y composed Of gTanits. slala. hvs and rcd
clAy. The clay : ! 0ood sshssit1ts Tor ssal-
(ing uax. Wal@ vill suascs Dissolve il L
Solb thspseA - slsies Il bali. md = god
pgospeso - = - = - tailiap = i ~
u n :
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TElEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

Brigham Yosne gave $1,000 to Chicago.
Every train to Chicago 10 ladsn with provisions
England II contributing to the Chicago Relief fund
The Mormon Conference has adjourped till April.
The tin discoveries near Ogden are attracting much
attention.
Al, the San Francisco Thcaters give benefits for
Chicago.
Chicago merchants ars ordering brick In Buffalo to
rebuild.
Eugene Caseerly wants 70 remit al duties on Chi.
cago goods destroyed.
II 10 proposed in London TO erect national column
- . memorial VI Dickens.
The Secretary of War has ordered 1900! tents
enough Tor 10000 pe0ple-sent to Chicago.
San Francisco has given $4,000 to Chicago All
the San Francisco insurance companies are reported
sound.
The Star Of the West mine WAS bonded Oct. 9Th Tor
heavy sum, with cash forfeit Ut $500. The ore II
In an Immense quantity beyond the estimate, and pro-
ducss from 81 to II per CENT Ut pure tin.
Salt Lake. Oct. 's-Brigham Houny, accompanied BY
number Of eldera appeared At the court this after
nson and was held to bail In 5000 to answer. He
parsed through the crowd from bic carriage ~ stairs
to the court room alone. Many hats were removed
and other expressions Of respect showed, but there
were no shouts o. noisy demonstrations His ap
pearancc before Judge McKean was quiet and digni.
ne but he seemed evidently very feeble The ofcsrs
Of the court showed him oil Kindness providing 4
large easy chair and keeping the crowd at distance.
The counsel for Brigham first put In plea OF abate-
ment, which was overTuled. They next moved to
| auash the Indictment on the ground Ut the indlct
men, enumerating sixteen separate charges. In aeg
ing that he ascviou-ly oohabited with sixteen differ
ent women. During the argument OIL this question
Brigham retired Hampstead, for the defense, viii
continue speaking Oh this motion tomorrow. Every
| thug II quiet tenight
Cockeren and companions, escaped Nevada convicts
| have been captsred alive.
AL the principal cities and towns IN the country IN
contributing to the Chicago relief funds Specia
trains are carrying provisions. The Aasons are hold
Ing communications to furnish relief.
The Spectator says the leading Insurance com2a
mics arc soand and will pay the Chicago losses Tn
assets to he companies are reckoued at 4S 600
while the companies doing business 10 Chicago hav
s73,oOOoO aseeta Tho International and Phoeni,
will pay 1t once.
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POLITICAL uoTGo.

II IL said that Andrew Johnson with his
Postmaster. General Randall u going to
Wisconsin to swing around the circle :
for Doolittlc
The True Gsorgjas, Democratic paper,
says that the Tammany defalcation. togeth-
er with Jefferson Davis speeches and
Alexander Stephens editorials. have abo Ut
finished the Democracy the present It
least
u the flfty two signcrs to the invitation
sent Senator 6churz 70 speak II Nashville
twenty three were pronounced rehels IN the
war, eight were Democrats. two are now
publishers Of Democratic newspapers and
two are Republicans Seven ars uncertain.
Tho total vote Of the State ID Over 49,.
00o-the largest ever polled j. California.
In the Presidential election Of 1850. 1854
votes were cast, and In that Of 1854 only
100, 80. The population hos sensib!y In.
A private letter has bsea reoslved q 81.
Louis from tho ex-secretAry 1t ~ navy.
Gideon Wells. n which b announces him
eli strongly IN tavnr Of 0ovssnoe =. 0asz
ine ''sous! - ''1s = su'sot.a'
Consultation, to remove the disability irOm
citizens Of foreign birth from being eligibls
TOR the Presidency. giving Carl 6churs =,
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To Let :!

7fs on anUo NofsF. wy fss~s. sdjsssnsn1 Deer
~ Lodge city, containing l60 acres OF land under
good fence good Dwelling House and stable, No
given Immediately. To suitable m,u ! will give y
good chance to make money. Address or apply to
1884 w. b DANCE.
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again In weCN. @@'-' -
The New England insurance company
las suspended.
The attempt to indics Connolly, OF New
York, fell through.
The r. r. Co.'S will zee the Chica 90
hotels are at once rebuilt.
Vigilance committees have been formed
in Is wards Of New York.
eeverul attempts to again ire Chicag"
have been made. The perpetrators have In
every instance been severely dealt with.
A gang Of Democratic roughs dispersed =
sercnsding crowd, and fired number Of
shots into the Pres building in Phi'adelphi.
on Tuesday night, while Col. Forney was
speaking.
The London and Liverpool insurance
companies lose ~ millions,n Chicago; the
Hartford and Home Of New York have
list %. 000, 900 In Chicago and leave four.
The Hartford companies have 418, 000, 900
in I'll. which will b paid. The Phoenix
Inst 870O.O00 The Cleveland companies
are Ill broke. Potter Palmer had Field,
Latter d Cos store building for two thirds
its value In English companies. +. L. q
Co. had 181N. 900 on stock. +. v. FTwell
31,5C0, 900, Hamlin, Hall h Co. eso0, 600
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From this It will he seen that 15. 600 paid
into Mr.. Barkley's hands IN take up these
bonds, besides 'i'r i~s~ssst on the same. II
unpaid. although the bonds and interest are
over due. and they have gone to pn'test.
while the credit Of the Territory 10 thus
seriously impaired. And yet Mr.. Barley,
with tenacity like that Of the Old Man Of
the Sea, insisted past oil law in fastening
himself, wholly irresponsible. on the people
of this Territory ~ custodian Of their mo.
MES. Auditor Rodgers brought suit against
Barley some months since. and the Grand
Jury has indicted him for embezzlement Of
the public monies, on which charge he will
I've tried at the November term Of court In
Virginia. Without anticipating the judge
mcnt of the court. It II self evident that Mr..
Barley has been false to his trust, and Il IL
but right the people should know the man
upon whom rests the responsibility Of
bringing discrctlit upon the Territory.
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TERRITORIAL FINANCES.
An Indictment for E0eoe<zSeNseses

The bonds of Montana have gone to pro-
test. With . heavy taxation, promptly paid.
Mon,anians will not be able to pleasantly
realize this fact. Yet It Is fact, and for II
we are indebted to Elk Treasurer Barley,
who despite everything held on to bis office
until his securities became void, and unable
to renew them, he Va. ousted by the Courts.
As Is known, large amount of the bondsof
Montana are held in New York, and are
drawing IL per cent interest. Messrs'
Northup & Chick, Of New York. recently
sen, s5. 500 of matured bonds to Hussey.
Dal,ler s. Co., Virginia city. for collection
They were presented to Barkley. he refused
payment, and they have gone to protest.
The bondhoidcrs then wrote to Governor
Potts inquiring the cause Of default. when
the following correspondence, which ex-
plains itself, transpircd:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
| MONTANA TERRrroRY.
VIRGINIA CRY, M. r.. Sept: %. 1871:
WM. II. RoDoERs. Auditor. Virginia CITY
| Montana.
SIR: I have been notified by parties East
who are holding some Of the bonds Of Mon
tsna, that neither the bonds nor the interest
thereon have been PAID. although long s'nct
due. You will please inform me 1t tsxe'
have been levied ana cs'iiccAi.'~ 10 sncos th'
payment Of The londe and interest falling
due during the present fiscal year. and u :.
t..uTsas0n the Territory Is now in default
An early reply to this communication VII
enable me to communicate II the bondhold
era the reason why the Territory has ice!
unable to meet the payment Of It's indebted
ness Mt the period fixed by the contract
I sm truly yours.
81. POTTS, Gov.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
r WILL LEAVE FOR EUROPE OCTOBER 10th,
i all psSsOns to whom I am indebted viii please
present their bills; ali pers0ns indebted to ale
Queetcd sstte before that date and themselves
costs thereby. con kOAkS
Deer Lodge, Oct 9Th, 1871 II
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Telegraphic Brevltles.

Telegraphic Brevitles.
All the Chicago banks are sound.
All the Chicago insurance companies are
broke.
Seward Vas welcomed 1t Auburn, Wed
ncsday night.
The Chicago water works will he running
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Aup1roR's OrrcE, Mon. TER.

AUDITORS Office, Mon. TER.
VIRGINIA CITY. Sept. %, 1871.
His ExcelIency, B. +. Potts, Coy. Of Mon
tana Territory. i.
DEAR SIR: Yours Of this inst Is received
in which communication you ask me "
provisions have been made by the levy, tax
Is &C, to meet the payment ut bonds ana
interest on same falling due during the
present year. In reply to which l would
state that ample means have been provided
and paid into the Territorial Treasury for
the redemption and payment Of bonds and
interest from Nos. 08 to l54 ut one hundred
dollars each inclusive. and No. lot fifty
dollar bond, and for oil the interest falling
due on the bonded indebtedness of the Ter
r,tory up tn the LIST day of June last. and
that the receipts Of the treasury for the pres
cnt quarter ending on the lst day of Nov,
will lie more than ample to meet the pay
ment of all interest falling due on the LIST
day of Dec. next. It Is to he regretted that
for The want Of fidelity of the late TerritOri
y! Treasurer, w. G. Barley. that the bonds
referred tn, in this note have gone to pro
test, and have been sent to Hussey, Dahler 4
ca. for collection. To compel the pay
ment Of said bonds. in July last l commenced
suit against late Treasurer. w. G. Barley and
lis security On his Official Bond. and hope
to obtain Judgment u the November term
of court No other bonds will Oe payable
until the LIST of June, 1873, except at tho
option Of the Territory.
] have the honor to be.
Respectfully. your ob't:
w. H. RODGERS,
80 A.~ls
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CHICAGO IN ASHES.

The Greatest Css1agratlsa - Record.
q. 600 neaecs BARRED 600 People
hsuseless- 11sO, OOO, OO0
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A CARD:

Clergyman, while residing in South
America ~ missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the cure OF Nervous
cakncss, Early Decay, Diseases Of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole rain Of disorders brought on by
banclul and vicious habits Great nun BERG
have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted hy desire to benefit the nnict cd
and unfortunate, will send the ccipc for
preparing and and using this medicine, in
IL scaled envelope. to any one who needs it
Free of charge. Address JOSEPH T.. IN
MAN, Station D, Bible House, New York
City. ian IL