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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-08
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-08
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-08
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-08

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

At "a AMITY STREET NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ families single gentemen housekeeping allowed
BATH gas. closets, &c. view of Washington square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
DoorHs THEATRE.

BOOTHS THEATRE
The Manager bees to announce
LIMITED SUMMER ENGAGEMENT
MR.. LAWRENCE BARRETT,
who with arrear the first time "a
JAMES HAREBELI. - ,e,,,,
Hero of Mr. w. O. Wills beautiful HEART STORY,
In -four acts. entitled
THE MAN o. AIRLiE,
which performed mt the Princess theatre Iondoh or
more than ONE HUNDRED NIGHTS, and constltu'ei the
dramatic event of that city In 1867.
The play will he produced for the
FIRST TIME IN AMERICA
On MONDAY, JUN 3. ...,
AND EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
with and approximate Scenery by withsm and Lewis
DC, &C.
The London Sunday Times said Some parts OF this
senatlon stirred the audience to It's very depth. .
The London Morning Post sad:Te character II combs
nation OF Robert Burns the Man of Rosa ana Rip Van
WInke with dash OF a female 0phela.
The London sun said 1T general triumph OF art,
which called forth perfect hurricane or applause.
The London Fra said The power and pathos OF tho
characters continually excited the warmes applause ana
throughout kept the sympathes OF the audience fny en-
The London Glowworm said "Thc Man o. Airlie" Is far
the most important of the theatrical season oil tho
present year.
The London Morning Star said:-'sThe Man o. AirIie"
completely took by surprise. Jamel arche, the poet
hero OF the reminded the fourth act or Mr. JET
fersons Rip Van Wlnke Can give much higher praise
than that 2
Seats six advance Mt the theatre Mt ts
branch ticket onice at Dison Co.'S music store III Broad
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

A MEXICAN WATCHES IN GREAT VARIETIES
N Cuckoo Clocks, Jcwelry Sterling silver Ware our own
manufactures. Our quality and prices defy competition
FRANKFIELD co. jewellers, zoo sixth avenue. corner
Fourteenth street. and S2S Eighth avenue corner twenty
sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

No s4s seventh avenue and gentlemen having
articles dispose OF Wearing Apparel Carpets
niturc Jcwelry &C. receive the following prces: from
NJ 10 @ for Dresses So SIS Coats and ~ to - for
Pants am compelled 10 these prices a. have larHs
order 10 ln Please call address Mr., Mrs. RoSbN
BERG, the number above Notice. urders VIII DO pune
tusly atteudei out OF the CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

ERAND HOTEL,
u NOS KhRNTNERRING VIENNA, AUSTRIA.
This newly erected splendid first class hoe situated
a favorable and beautiful position the Ring" In
immediate vicinity Of the Grand Opera House. offers
every comfort, combined with elegance families vel
single parties.
The Grand Hotel has been considerably enlarged this
contains at the ground roo
ton saloon reaing. smoking and billiard rooms two large
dining halls. telegraph Office hariressng apartments and
"Mezzanin the stories.
800 rooms large and small apartments which let at
moderate Cold baths in story
Powerful American steam elevators of the latest and best
construction convey persons and down with the utmost
safety
THE GRAND BADE HOTEL AND CASINO OF SAXON
Wallis, Switzerland combined with the world renowned
Bromine and Iodine springs offers all the induce
OF the Continental promenades cur
saal ene ct duareoe roulette rero dc Direct rail-
road communication from Gent and Basel with saxon.
yVANTED--THE AGENCIES
AGRICULTURAL AND rEcHNicAL
MACHINES.
The undersigned Ia Wiling purchase onchaf for his
account provided the terms favorabe reference
JACOB STEINER. Kaissrs.assern, Bavaria
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

NATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM To LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
from pier AZ North river.
VIRGINIA, Sumner Saturday June TO- at 10 A. NJ
ENGLAND, Thompson Wednesday, June IA, Mt T. NJ
HELVETIA, Grigs Saturday, June H. L. NJ
Passage to Liverpool OF Queensown-Ca5n, ga and $65
Storage, S2S currency
Prepaid seernge tickets from Liverpool Queenstown Lon.
donderry and Glasgow ,633 currency.
For further particulars apply at the company's Office No
81 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

BOOTHS THEATRE
The anager begs announce
LIMITED SUMMER ENGAGEMENT
with
MIR. LAWRENCE BARRETT,
will appear this Evening aud
SATURDAY MATINEE
JAMES HAREBElL,
the Poet Hero of Mr. w. q. wills beautiful HEART STORY
In acts, entitled
"THE MAN o. AIRLIE,"
which performed the Princess Theatre. London for
more than ONE HUNDRED NIGHTS, aud constituted tho
dramatic event of that city in 1887
Produced with New Scenery by witham and Lewis
Dresses by Joyce Properties by Deuel. and ASSISTANTS &C.
advance Mt the Theatre It's
Branch Ticket Office, Dison Co.'s Music Store No. I'll
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

FOURTH or JULY IN A MASS ACuUsrrrs TOWN.
The citizens OF Leicester. Mass, are preparing for
an extensive celebration OF the Fourth OF July, as
the one hundred and fitch anniversary OF the or
CanIzation OF the town, and have invited all the
absent sons and daughters Of the Town to meet on
that occasion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

100 EAST THIRTY SECOND STREET, NEAR THIRD
luz avenus.--Madame WlDGBR, Medical, Buancsa
ClarvcyAn. tells everything. osscs. uumbcs medicines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06
aNIgTSEyyvyTl.


EazsEE5 III fHSAHs
in Charles Fosters gS sei dra aSn Of NECK
THE GREAT HANGING SCENE. THE sCAFFoLD.
THE RAILROAD ESCApE, SAVED.
NECK +; T. a sypTs sN6K
MATINEE WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
NIBLos GARDEN.-FIFrH AND LAST WEEK.
LAST NIGHTS OF MR.. p. s. CHANFRAU,
RT " f and Tos' ssrs0aas
LAST ssH sS,r" LAST sEs#Es
The mos. powerful Of American dramas vital with South
Te sos its scenery
matches cI IN realistic na aud beauty aud its many ssnAa
LAST LAST sEa# OF 'aASrHAU LAST LAST
1rtaF ss n
SATURDAY E EsE "SE S$EEsHH AFTERNOON
will be produced the F PGna' on pf,ss drama Of
in which the s Ms os G ca iG%sd H .r,e
supported by fun operate chorus and company.
powERY THEATRE
THE GREAT s fS$eo ACTOR
Mr.. j. McCloskey's celebrated drama of
POMP,
WAY DOWN SOUTH.
NEW SCENES AND NEWLY CONSTRUCTED.
Mr. O. Campbell in his Immense 'mpersonatlon of
his first appearance his triumphant engagement
West and South
GREAT PLANTATION SCENES
TERRIFIC STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.
Introduction of
DRAwBRIDGE AND RAILROAD SCENE.
the public lSy permission Of Mr. Wniiam B. trelesh who
copyright owner, for this occasion only.
THRILLING DUEL. ACROSS A TABLE,
DENOUEMENT
Commencing with the FEMALE BARBER
FRIDAY-Beneht of Mr.. J. 9. CAMPBELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06
ASTROI.OGY.

ORIoINAL MADAME BYRON, MEDICAL SPIRITUAL.
~ ss-Consult her on all afaira OF life. 30 Fourth
nue. near TMentyfourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

TINTED STATES PAsspoRT AGENCy-A. T. WEIGH,
~ late chief of Passport Bureau Department of State,
Washington, ID. G., Agent 294 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06
WINES, LIQUORS, sc,

A FINE RYE OR BOURBON wIIISKEY AT 50 so PEI
n. gallon; Sherry and Port Wine, ~ 30 per gallon
Scotch and Irlsh Whskcy, Holland Gin aud Jamaica Run
Sb per gallon. All warranted pure. WILLIAM NJ. alIks
lao Sixth avenue, Thirteenth street.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-09
Hollands German Tonic.

Was compounded for those not inclined to eS
c'me btters, aad Is intended for use In cases
"hen some alcoholic stimulant Is oquired In con
necIon with the tonic properties of the Biters
Each bottle Of the Tonic contains one bottle o
'he biuers' combined with pure sata Cruz Rum,
ana Favored IN such manner that the extreme
oiueraess OF the Bitters is overcome, forming a
PREPARATION highly agreeable and pleas Mt to the
palate, and containing the medicinal virtue of the
bltters- The price Of the Tome is 81 so per
bottle, which many persons think too high They
must take into consideration that the stimu.
lant used is guaranteed to be of a pure quality.
poor article could be furnished at a chespsr
fnee'out 1t not better to pay n little more and
nave good artclei A medicinal preparation
should contain none but the best ingredients and
they VINO expect to obtain cheap compound will
most certainly be cheated ''
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-09
Chr Bullrtin.

THy Heralds lorg Branch cOrre.ponder
ssy, that Gen. Grant in an Interview
ststed Mr.. Bancroft Minister to Boz.
desires 10 resign and 60 TO Italy t.
but A. be is well posted on the San )
question, to relieve him now would y.
judicions Before October arrives the t-.a'.
will be fixed alright, and as Mr.. Bar,T
has asked to be allowed TO resign then he
csr not do 80 with out injury to our Interest.
In Speaking Of General Sherman in con.
pection with the Presidency, General Grant
said he and General Sherman were warm.
friends; he was not authorized TO speak Tor
him. but he was pretty certain sherman
would not stand on the Democratic plat.
form. Sherman is no,Democrat ard never
wu. The president /; satisfied with Mr..
Boutwell, and his policy, and he saw no
necessity for change. He further stated.
he knew but little concerning the disagree.
ment between Fish and the Russian Minis
ter, but he supposes the affair very trivial
When reported TO him he will De able 10
Say what TO do with it, if it should be
worth while doing anything The relations
with Russia are very cordial, and il would
: Ike great deal 10 disturb them. The pres
tient bad nothing to do with the appoint.
msnt Of Brigham Yor n IS son to West point
The SppI' ntment was made by the Utah
delegate. 1.-THE President had known the
q degSte intention, he would have asked
Attorney-Genera if be had power to
prevent the appointment, and, Unanswered
afirmstively, would have settled the
matter right away. The president said
be sent the appointment of1homas Francis
Mesghers' son to the War Office, and 1t /.
wss returned with the indorsmeut that the /,
appointment had been made by the New |
York members ofCongress
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-09
GIVEN Up As LOST

The second thing il. the patients up.,
rHssihIIo o, r mtii th.y get wei II Is aln,ust i'm
are diseased but Il must he eIl Ia whGn the lungs
can u ! be Effected Fresh AR and Tdint ~, ,,i,
.ahs VINO recommend that course lose thor na-
Ger,,se ,hey ,ug are badly diseased and yet,
st anWn quiet they must walk about the room
get NM ga a, i"st a. the strength WIN bear 10
ihHs' Keep ~ good spirts-be determined t1 gef
tif ~ KY great deal 10 do with the appe
u" dde,pair Of cure after Suci "yldorco ., ,,s
irnty In An others - si1f Ti'' and moral GER
y W.. H. ,',,ou,omt T. tHn Faculty vi lis own dnle
"ilhy years rEp wa, IN tho las, s,,,,o -,
,.lruWptirni confined o. nv bod IT., S'an's ol
d wrnE t,.?n ,'I,tn' ta1ught that could not live
,.. heard ni ami obtained the rr' a',,liis az
a nertect ,,,re nn,' ~ th9 public, and they made
Fh"v . ,Gy, r mem p,nctrate my whole system
would spit up mo r.o mater In nay lungs and.
!t'.W matter every morning f1r n Ion M ',nehsl'c
fever pains an ti'at nrgan u suhsde. my cough
~ ana my appetite became 40 gre,, Inv 70 ,eave
mu"b wy lllht could keep Irum eating IT,,
grown in flesh ever sincih my strength, and have
added was as WEIGHED shortly uftcr my recovery
,keleton my weight was Sniy ni ,lse a mere
twSmiuvs lny present weight Is fwohun3red nna
joSed u9hternhtcd hca ftn 'Or years have en-
yi.,,. Schenek nus discontinued his professional
ts'ss W NeW-loIk ana Boston, III ar hIs ~,
IL. ~ Schenck, Jr:, still continue 10 ss. snn,
p fnls al 5sr once No B North SIKH M srdps pa
rhmse VIM n every Saturday from N. toSpM'
M mesp.r1mster wiz be charged s5 The nns
promoter declares the exact cOndIi ION %" ~, MS
!unRs, ana patients can readily learn vb ~ me
they are durable or not ''a'" whether
me directions Tor taking the medic,no. 49,
aanpted TO the Intelligence even Of n ehi,n IRE
NV THESE directions. and KIND Nature viii pl-
sit, creeping that In some cases The Manarshhee
RUS are 70 DE taken In increased sosss'sse
.htoe medicines need no other MISUNDERSTANDING
,hhn the ample instructions that accomn.nss
themi FIRST create appetite. OF retiirr,ngg
unehlth, hunger Is tho most welcome symn,nnns
mhen u comes, us IL will come, let the despair.
,n q, once be OF good cheer Good blood al once
aon!ss, the cough Ioosens, the night sweat ~
aDhted In a short time both Of these moIhis
h!mptOms are gone forever. ''''
Ut Schencks medicines are constantly kent a,
tens % thousands of families. As a IaIntiye n ,n
curative, the Mandrake Pills are ~ standard Ore.
~ pai'a au1n while the Pulmonic Syrup as cure
NJ ~ coughs and colds, may be regarded as a ptn
forms ''p'''" w my VI IT'S
Trriee Of the Pulmonie syrup and sea.veea
drsHe 4. NJ ~ bottle or $40 half doien. Man
aaa dealers. "'-' w 'A'' W u" aius'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-09

pIho Nrn-Tcod Tonic, IN conjunction with ,bs
ihl, ltiWrHlr7 ana a-,imilaics with the fo,,J
,halln'H,'h - now prugrcs sing without IN nra
,,l,us !. 9, ures. Digestion become, uuifIess ami
thl" ~ seen u bc 40 htnb. There H. ma M" -,
appetite set. In. "'''"aSh' An
Gov g." ,lmea the greatest Blood purlfer ovor ,o.
ktiri ~ " lnluRent father t. sui,,.rinf, MN
yhrneh lulmonic syrup come. ia, a. W ,ini:
cura' N ' ot,ol uhl T. hasten and complete Ibe
tln not be cheated. II cIll"ris ana s,, natnfe
~ niilr,u ahd diseased portions 81 the inn uu'
nhPeGtoratlon, and 10! IN u very shnr, t HIM iOr
ialady - shnqulshed the rotten ihr,nta, ,ie tne
occupied II renovated and made nnv wa. "
,dtieht IN all the dignity of rcgatneI VS., anu me
i"lth 10 ENJOY the manhood or w Typ.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-09
2iooiiami'- ;'o.p uhs iiian pIii
HoOAand's Greek Oil
lIoOnland's German Bifters.
a ui,ters without Alcohol or SdIrits
of any KIND

fsdiHerent from all others. ]. composed Of the
pure Juices or wal principle Of Roots, Herbs and
BarS- 'or a. m Ideally termed, cxtracts,) the
worih'"-' an merit portions Of The ingredients
not hem used. Therefore, in one bottle OF TIM.
Bitcr- there r. contained n much med Icinal VIZ.
'ue as will be found 10 several gclons Of ordinary
mixtures. The Roots, ETC., used IN this Bttors
ere grown in Germany, their vital principle. cG-
tracte! in that country bva scientific Chem e and
iorwaried 20 the manutactory in this city, where
hey arc compounded and bottled. Containing no
-pirItuous Ingredients, this Btters IL tree from
he objections urged against all others no desire
or tnulants can be induced from their use
AN make no drunkards, and cannot, under
Renaissance have any out beneficial effect
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-09
They are the Greatest Known Reme
dies.

fnr LAYER Compliant, Dyspep.n, Nervous p,hi,i.
W 'f'hdIcc, bis"t-" Of lhe Kidneys, Erup-
u'h- "i IA" skin, and all disease.
arising from II disordeicd
LAYER, stomach, orIni
puny of the
Blood.
i."' 'n> uH"Nihs symptoms: CCnpatIunns
!lhlllencr, Inward Piles Eullncss of hI5oI 10 I'M,
hc'd, Ar'dtty OF tdc stomach, Nausea, Ilart.buru
''-l l"pd, iuliurss OF weight IA the STOMACH
oi We stomach, swimming of the Lr'd. hurri,.i
LI' ".hugi huueriug 1t tie ncsrt chOk.
hH OF ~u'"ta'lng -~u~at.nus when ~ a Via. pos.
10y ",nlln',7 "I son, dots and wcbh- before the
l"h' dull pam u tHc head, deficiency OF u,r-,ir
."u, y Ii'"h"-@ "i toe sam and ,ye-, main In
we N'nr, BOOK chest, limbs, cu'., sudden hnsb.s
10. l'"h h"ihiuS iu ihc n"-u, constant Inay.nInps
y ''i' ana great irpIos, not sutfii.. h1Ith"-c
N.''''' disease OF th" Liver cog digestive ora,ps
.'hnutd WITH impure Uori 7''
lhr u-' OF tho BltlrJ- ur Tonne " IA .oo,, ..,,
h' ,'"N" symptoms t"dl-apuoar, .nl he ,,.,,,.,,
al h''"'uv W"ll nuh ho,1IN. ''"'
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A VOID QUACKs.

=, yicllm OF early indiscretion, causing neryou
y ain premature decay, etc, having tried
Nn e'sry advertised remedy, mas discovered
sumPle means ofaelf cure, which he Will sen 70
MS 'snow-snierers. Address, J. II. FUTILE
iowGm rs Nassau st., Ne
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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CCNSUMPTION.
It's Cure and Its Preventive
BY J. H. sCHENCK, MD.

INA, Mhny human being has passed away for vhos4
u e tnere was no other reason than the neglect
,r ~, AnoWn ana indisputably proven means OF cure
inose near and dear 10 family and friends ara
seeplng the dreamless slumber into which Lad
thcy calmly adopted "'Nn' Hau
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DIR. JOSEPH II. SCUENCK,s SIupIp
TREtTNIENT

nhu avalled themselves Of his wonderfully espca
'' III H ne they would not have fallen
1T, S'uenck has in his own ease prnv.i ,ha,
,w'LLcter suhclent vitality remains, that vital
& ~ III ihedlcnes ana his directions for their
",f, - qulckened into healthful yigOr 1880
. IN TINS statement there il nothing prasumn
, ,m,uS. 70 inc ialth OF the invalid IL made no
representation that Is not "a Thousand fine. st,b
fSttahtihtel by living and visible works Tbe
tI's"iS on the cure by DR.. Schencks medicines
u, ~ simple hs II ~ unfaliHg. it, philosDnby rc
LURES no argument. ltissclf-assuring seii.con-
a The sea-wecl Tonic and Mandrake Pills oro thu
i-,t tHn weapons with which the citadel of tie
i'','iug - hNSdlcd. Two thirds of the cases ~
assumption originate IN dyspep,ia and IA ,nnc.
,,o"Ihy di,nrdercd liver. With this condition
w uIgHInih tubes "sympathiHe" with thn
fEihhtn. Ihry respond T. the murtlHG nc,t"t,
~ uHr lNtr. Here then comes the culminatiu;
III, NY t'j ,eltlhs IN, with all its distress
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the Work 81 cure Is now beginning The villa.
n'Incutary canal are elected. Tho liver H..
u Sio'4i y wound ~. ltaruuscs from IT, t0rf,td-
W., ne stomach acts rrtpuuklyDlv tnd ~,
lAtlCNt hORLua % lunI Iut M h. n.ttl,,., ~,
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CONSUMPTION.


,-L,c Mlndrnke RUS are composed Of ono Of S,
iIic huhlcst giits-the pudGphillun pnItst,rni
!hty p3-.e.- az the biuoI-,c,irchiug nIt"rntiv,.
I'-PeI'D' w tlI-I-lI, Lut, HuIIke cuInIeI. ihrK