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r.ssoS,f Judge Ifelasd, o. sesnin. and colonel
ua.flinfs. o. nouslou. were II our city yeslcpiay,
l.aIA IL ane health and spirits.
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N'n understand iho snprcme Couu adjournea on
Monday. % mect asal. on The eleventh Of August.
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A I.ErrER from our friend Brush, now with many
other citizens Of Austin at Woodstock, Canada, de-
seribes ti trip that place. which was made by way
of 81. LoaiE chicSgo and Detroit in fonr days nnd
I've hours. There are now At Woodstock about thirty
people, aid aud young, from Austin. The climate T.
represented cool and delightful, wooden clothing
being comfortable an the time aud blankets really
ecasaEy at night Fires are needed mornings and even
ra. Strawberries have been abundant and selling At
ifom ten 70 fifteen cents quart very large and fine
Al ts time the black and red raspberies and differ
varieties Of cherries coming into market and
selling from ave 70 fifteen cents quart From let
ter received from another friend, learn that the
Canadian whisky Is Of the best quality and an excel
lent toddy costs but i've cents Our absent friends
mnsi be having good time generally.
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Axr amonnf - uhielmeions and musk melons in
our aslirets. a. wen as other fruit. bronght from
ahfoad and not 10 The best condition and yei our
city remains very healthy. No city i more healthy
Than Austin daring the summer and fan months. The
most 81 our sickness y IN the winter and spring and
there q but little then.
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|IlkII 1lA1BgMAN


most rla OBJ FRIDAY n.1' ere faiarl,{
ritl livery pleasant it1l1a'pIe tts.s
vegetable and aniaIt' world lop'zs feiltsl'
raIn and conpofasiVa onees 4n'
isIkatrc he iafi1. rsls riih more eias.',
,noe1nifors heen 81 sing once more. ti
.,Irl alsnr he tactils VIII greater speed
ana ~. 80 faii % lirely enjoyment. We
hesfeI ir-r. i. 5ser.
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FaoH the music, The Examinations and the noise 81
ne City Hail. last Saturday night, We supposed q
fi that neV band Of negro Ministries were exhibit
inf cre ht turned ont to be radical meeting for
speech making. We are Informed that sabin and New
comb inside moderate speeches. eiicitine applause
from c mixed audleEcc u whiie and black. but that
80 the nproar was otfenup By Jack Evans who proved
HIMSELF on ihc occasion, greater Jack than usual
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r Is sad that the lsie rains prove bBt Of small adj
vantage 10 the coFn 81 his vicinity, coming little too
late but the cotton VII Be greatly benefited thereby.
a think however that aplenty q corn win be raised
re- home nse and enough 10 supply the wants q an
1919
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IT 0ST.
Duplicate o. certificate No 10921ifg ie1nt1 Ja1se
airy g. 1854 By the Commissioner 81 General Ltna
Office, 70 Philip II. CammonH for GO acres. and dH
plicated August z. 1855 BY Robert ~ EI1fn cher
within sixty days. application win be made f1t Ii0|
T. u EDWARDS
iunci9w0w Agent fol owner.
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New Orleans.
LonInriIIe.

LOUISVILLE July 2O.-James Cannon, formerly a
bar keeper but more recently policeman in New Or
leans, Killed his wife.
Galbrath was ku-kluxed in McCmcken county for
living with negress
Julius Carl formerly sheriff of Ball county, KY,
engaged In a quarrel with A. NJ. Smith, respectable
citizen few days ago, which ended in Carl shooting
Smith in the breast with doubledba shot gun,
killing him instantly. An old grudge existed between
the parties
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b It not matter Of astoniahment. that, with ane
quaress convenient the people d Austin win con-
tent themselves with repuisiye and dangerous cutters
and bridges on the Avenue, when the cost Of con
arucine ample covered aqnencs would be 50 little,
and adj 20 much 10 the appearance and comfort Of
our city why don't the city auihoritlesf attend to
THE he most needed Of al improvements before lay
ine down uew paycments on The side walkss
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PEnsoSAL-We notice that onr townsman, ). ".
Robertson ESQ., took part in the fourth Of July cele-
braiion ai Moberiy Missouri. The Moberiy Monitor
% he tenth, now lying before u, says Ms j. W.
Robertson of Austin Texas. being present was called
upon and delivered a well timed speech rcpete with
sound and patriotic feryorr which he Is well
capable d doing Mr.. Robertson has not been resi-
dent of our city very long but he l. making his mark
and We Wish We had morcof the same sort
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va have lad the pleasure Of meeting friend, DR..
Lnoeenm, from Tnxpan Mexico who Is here a visit
70 biz daughter. This gentlemen Il one Of the few
that went from Texas 10 Tuxpan who has remained
permanently IN that section. and who to Ike t.,
he has settled near the mouth Of the Tuxpan riverand
cnliyaics adyantaee coffee. corn, and many Tropl-
cal fouls. He makes two crops Of corn every year, Of
excellent quality. II sometimes grows 20 heighfh
81 eighteen feet. lie tells that section Of Mexico
has been free from disorders and that the people
peciaiy fhoae Of The native Indian races are pcaccahle
and well disposed. Dr. Lincecnm viii return 10 Tux
pan IN the al and expects to spend the remainder Of
hia days 1t his new home IN that beanflfnl country
ne has onr hest wishes
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Nornrvo a. ~ iIcuiar nofe be- happened u our
city since on - issne that We have heard o. oat
We have net been p0king orr aose into 81 sorts o.
places a6oat nrn . smell up something iof ne
v,,tier.li,- IL ar readers We are sure there has
heen ~ and 10 volcnnc irrupfion, OF local
rebelos AGAINST eIhr Davis OF Grant. All e peace.
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.Dow AID oRPHAN FUND
LIFE INSURANCE CO.

Principal once at Nashville, Tennessee.
OFFICERS:
E. D. FARNswoRTH, President.
C. B. HALL. Vice President.
T. L. MARSHALL, Secretary.
WIN. CHIDsEY, General Agent.
ELIzUR WRIGHT, Actuary
This company issues policies on all the approved
plans. All its policies nonforfeitabe after two
annual premiums paid. Policy holders participate
in the profits Of the Company.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY.
No restrictions on travel or residence.
No extra charge on Female Risks.
All its losses paid promptly.
Security eqal to any Company
H. A. BLANFORD,
State Agent, Austin, Texas
~ Active Agents wanted. Apply to State
Agent WY
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Active, energetic agents wanted in every organized
county Of the State Apply to the General Agent,
Marshall Texas. mar18dwtf
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IMPORTANT TO LAND OWNERS.
LAwRENCE * CLARKE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Have established Arencicz IN ST. Louis Chicago and
New YORK Tor TIE sale % Texas land Having met
with unexpected eIlcccss in ieir Efforts nduce CAD
ffaIiafs to Invest CD our lands wish % obtain coz
troll q god land, with perfect tile % rlcc thea
upon e1it markets. Ans having land for 1ac can
Obtain he bcne1t a. services b. lcrH1lIrr % NJ
tlcafe from ne Clerks 81 District Ccurfs thar saif
lands ere free lrom enc1mtrance ~ morr1rc lad-
For further irl1ll11Iou apply 20
LaWfEECE & CLARKE
Real NtIafa Arrrfa
Te hest Of ,rIsrrnss .ircr II r,,ri-l tll.-
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CAPITAL STOCK, ........... ....... 100000 Gold
ASSETS, ..... 10000 Gold
An policies payable s,I in american Gold
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EoR SALE.

EoR SALE
NY FARM, FIVE NILES FROM AUSTIN. or
the Lockhart road. Fine threosiogy building twelve
rooms; good spring and cIafcln; 900 acres 81 land H
the tract 200 in cultivation; tenant h0uaca ana n
essary outhouses and convenience belonging go
10 T. =. Sneed, Austin.
mar7wtf s. q sNEED ao
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# OsT.
Bfaz0s Navigation Company on the frsl d1t 81 14rI
airy, 1854 for go acres has been lost III not boaff
from within ninety days nom the date hereof nr flies
ton VIII be made 20 the proper officer Tor 5nlII
Spencer = McaiII.
Austin, June q. 1878. lV|lw HnF owner
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For 1850 acres second-claRe issued 20 Jniana AZ Is
Cara BY the Land Board Of Bexar county ~ NOT
found BY the tiIle prescribed By law application win
be made for duplicate
May ~ 1873 ID PARKER
M1y4lW9t Agent Tor uunEfa
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BIZ OsT
Land Certificate No 1886. for 100 arl,s dated I.,4
Der Is, 1874 issued by Jacob Renchlof comm, '.
q me General Land Oflcc, a. TIE Indicated .|.I| M
ne Daniel G. knloo hcadrieht cerfl1ta(o If not f.
rom N ninety days application vllI Be made a. 4
oepiieate. Spencer q McHE4l
WsW Tor U1..
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GEN. A. T. HAWTHORNE, GENERAL AGEST, for
Texas Office at Marshall, Tex2s.
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Houston and Texas Central Iailroad certificate No.
a5-4i46, issued BY Jacob Kuechlcr. commIssIcntI
General Land ONCE, on July 10 1871.
II not heard from within ninety dava Application
viii be made for duplicate a. the proper o.lct
l.. h EDWARDS
For III. n O. Railroad
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DIR. J. p. DR0MGOoLE.
Prop'r. Memphle. Tcnl
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0RDER EoR sIEETINa on cREbIToHs 0NDE1
~ SECTION "a.
N tle Disirict cont Of tRs Uaiiea sIai1l, ~

LAND CERTIFICATE No. rs Issued IA M1Is
gorda county, the lst 81 Fcbmafy 1888 81 va
LIAM WARD, deceased, for Oncfhrd ~ ica04o 81
land II not heard from ia ninety days arnI'lG o4
viii be made FOR q duplicate
G. n. JOHNS co
Envl1--W oWI-H AGENTS for fhr I|0II|
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NOTICE

NOTICE
4 hereby warn any and an persons from f1l|ae IS.
Ms tncfeiia keniiro, or from any attorney ~ .I 81
herseu ana husband, any portion " the north e1|I
poek q N the city % AuSin for whoever hugf 4 81
said property from her buys law suit
r. q. BROWN
For his minor children. James aud Qiliie arsse
June Swim
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PHuADEIPHIA, July 9O-The machine shop known
as the Industrial works destroyed by fire.
PHILADELPHIA, July 21.0ne of II. A. Wildly & Co. IS
powder mills, near Tomaqua, Pa was blown up this
morning, and Samuel Miller, resident Of Tomaqua,
instantly killed. The shock and felt sew
Cral miles frOm-the mills.
John Miller, an alderman, committed for trial last
week on the charge Of attempting outrage some
children, as heWas being removed from the cell to the
court to day for trial. cut his throat badly with sharp
piece Of iron, but tits thought lot fatally.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-20
| eureka Gcntinfl
hished every morning. Mondays
excepted. by
kEo. ". CASSIDY.
'rRNs OF SUBSCRIPTION

Inv one year. by maiI.......$15 90
M six months, by MALI. s 90
nv three months, by mail. D 20
forwarded until paid for.
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Cough Torics

so. also a CORN SALNE, which
I'm ,rrc corns of the most painful char-
acter. ,p ,ar CrpbiIis
and all impurities OF the bloou, Is w
known in this community loi its en1I Io
tual cures. A PILE SALNE lot sac
which is unsurpassed
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VHNHE REGULAR MEETINGSoF OF THE
Il II, bekah Chatity Degree Lodge !. O.
o. F.. will be held until further notice a
the 6rst and third Fridays q each DC coutk.
Hour Of meeting - O'Clock ,. Ia nd
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Sagebrush News.
Iom the Reno Journal, Sept. III

Som the Reno Journal, Sept. III
IMAM named George Price
of cholera morbus near
nboat last Saturday, and was
kd at Huffakers on Sunday
County Undertaken Mussey.
heceased left a memorandpm
land Il few letters from which
harm that he was Il stranger in
parts. His correspondence
5rom all portions of the East,
kmong his effects was a letter
John G.. Higgins, Probate
|e of Platt county, Nebraska,
krning money; a certificate
lis marriage with Mary j.
Sks. of Iowa, on June 1o, 1870;
documents showing he had
: been divorced from her
! letters relating to property,
his address written on Il sheet
Bitter paper: Geo. Price,
BIZ Township, Centre county,
8 have been informed by Gov
! Bradley, Secretary of State
)r and Attorney-General
tner that they will be III
the latter part of next week
eelect the site for the new
} Prison.
I'm the Gold Hill News, Sept. IL
3. DICKSON and }. Woods oc-
[front rooms in the first story
Sr. Savage's residence, one
eouth of the MethOist Church,
|rgina City. Last evening, on
Ing, the above named gentle
left their pants hanging on a
in the middle Of the room.
blight being warm, they slept
! their window up. This
ling Mr.. Woods made the dis
ly tnat he had been relieved
loose change, amounting to
)r Sl2. On notifying Mr..
6on of the fact. the latter
bected his pants, and ascer-
ID that he was out and I'M jured
b amount of SD.
; are informed that Il number
r machlni>i> employed at the
b-house in Virginia City have
TX for higher wages. he
fOad Company decline to ac-
20 their terms, and have tele-
ped for men to take their
IS,
EsTERDAY A. l.. Edwards,
pty County Treasurer Of
fy County, paid into the State
)ury the sum of S5S,00O, on ac-
of pol taxes and taxes on
feds of the mines.
fE County Assessor of Storey
(ty has assessed the Virginia
ruckee railroad property for
Present. fiscal year. at the rate
POGO per mile.
Pm the Carson Appeal, Sept. l7.l
? are informed by Mr.. j. II.
son Of tGenoa that Il little boy
or ten years of age, Lincoln
by name, II son of the late
Cary, whose widow lives on
Parm about seven or eight
3 above Genoa, fell from Il
a day or two ago and be-
|nG entangled in the harness
Dragged TO death-the animal
ng taken fright and run away
the poor boy. Both legs
fractured. and he was sadly
gled when found. Life was al
gone, and he died in Il little
+ after being brought home.
lLLIoN is rolling in from the
p. Mr.. Billings who engi-
the Carson aud Genoa stage,
ght in eleven sacks of that
pct last evening, from Column
(nd Benton.
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ACT CONCERNING VAGRANTS
~ NaSrancy. Approved March Z,

LACT CONCERNING VAGRANTS
hu NaSrancy. [Approved March :,
People of the state of Nevada.
sehlrd In Senate and Assem- bly,, do
as follows
ioh /. Every person Except In
without visible means of living,
pas the physical ability to work,
no does not, for the space OF ten
hmiiiakr proper inquiry Tor. and use
ltNchce 10 seek, employment, nor
when employment is offered him
hralthN beegar who SOlicits aims
'uSHIVSS; every person who rOamS
rom place to place, without any
business every idle or dlSsolute
~. or associate OF known thieves,
"nu'rs about the streets at late or
"i hourS OF the night, or who
III an! Darn, shed, shop, clubhouse,
"lher than such as is kept for
= purposes, without the permission
"Mher or party entitled To posses
,uc'col; every person who frequcnts
ping rooms, not being employcd
~ as an attachc, "check guerrilla"
phe who trequents gambling rooms,
Eoi'Hs money, or the checks used
ph To represent money. from the
bietors, bystanders. or bctters. ani
I.as no other means of living other
a.t money obtained thereby: every
l"nu uissolute male person who lives
~ "oout houses of ill-fame; and
summon drunkard, is vagrant,
k,""isnahle !, by imprisonment in the
I5 'ail not exceeding ninety days.
Every person convicted uuicr
uih% section may be requir /.
c.ai % general order of the Board
unty commissioners To perform.
"" ,nes pubic works or ways in the
e. mere conviction is had under
kn'>iohS or this Act, the District
lrS. u W " Aee VA t0Ai
rs This Act shall take effect and
''fce on and after its passage.
Sla-Iw
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BATHS, 80 CENTS.
T, DETER
Has HrrlrrrD HIS nn,,,,,,,
= BATHING DEPARTMENT,

At Paxton Il cos old bank, ara mas re. re,
duced the price of Eaths 10 oh, ,nain,tnd nan tnd
baths. Everything in the line IS com,
plete. Remem Der, keep for sale one Oh
, 1873-07-05

FFTFR Begj@ring afCaptain Boye
E if0Ige Pr@sidentskabets Resolu-
ton, vii vorde b~ortsoIgt we'd ofent-
lig Auction der afholdes Mandag den
l4de dennes Eftermiddag Kl. 3 slet
j Christianyarnsforts StaIdgaard
[ stor Arbeid5yogn til 4 Ieste,
| mindre til do til 2 Heste,
l Sat Arbeids Seletoi til store
Heste,
3 Sat Kanon-selet0i til store
: Heste,
1 Sygeyogn Qukket),
SAINT en- stor graastiklet Hoppe,
Ch~ristiansteds Auctions Contoir
den eden JUL 1873.
II. A. JIRS.
, 1873-07-05

FTHE Presidency has under date of 2nd
a instant issued to the clergymen of the
different congregations in the island com
munications suggesting the proprie'y Of
supplicatiug to the Almighty for a cessa
ton of the prevailing drought and Of ap-
pointing for this purpose the time OF divine
worship on Sunday the 18th instant.
, 1873-07-05
AUCTION.

TDY the request of Captain Boye
ID agreeable to orders from the
Presidency will be sold at public
Auction Monday the 18th instant at
3 o'clock p. m. at the Forts Stable
Yard
l large Wagon ford Horses,
| smaller do. for do.
/ Set Of working harness for large
horses,
3 Set ofCannon harness for large
horses,
[ Sick Carriage (shuD,
] big grey Mare,
ChristianSteds Vendue Office 2nd
July 1878.
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THE
THE
TORPEDO PATENT SUITS.
Roberts vs.. MiChHEas Geyer.

The following is the dcci.ion r,nlcrcdhy Judge
McKennan, at May Tenn ofthe Circuit Court In the
above case:
in the Circuit Court of the United States, in ard for
the Western District of Penhsylvania.-E. A. L .
Roberts vs.. Nicholas Geyer.-No MAY Tenn
1S1}--In Equity
November 81. 1872. Bill fled and subpoena is
sued.
suhprna aad office of ofappca;ion for prelim'n
arg injunction served
December 10, 1872. Motion for preliminary in
junction heard, and the Court being duly advised IN
the premises; the injunction awarded prayed for,
and decree flea
January II. 1873. Injunction issued, and on the
29h day of January Indictment served pyrsJnal lly
and by copy.
Mny ~, 1878. Rnl, issued for deiendent to show
cause why attachment should not issue for contempt
in violating Injunction and duly served
June I'd, 1879. Eule for attachment in this case
came on to be heard, aud afcr argument Of counsel
pro snd con, the Court being full advised in the
premises, the Rule Is made absolute, and the sen
tencc Of the Cont Is, that the said def,nlal, Mich.
olns Gcycr, be impiioscned IN the common Jail OF
Allegacny County for and during the term of ten
day., and that he pay the costs Of this proceed
ing.
June I'd, 1873. COmmitcut issued.
The INJUNCTION in this case wa fr Infringement
Of the Roberts patent Of No .tcal!ed the Big Pat
en), for increasing the produciiveness o: oil wells
The act of Infringement for which the dcfcudent
was committed for contempt, consisted in al ding
Alexandra Haze IN exploding toTpedoes in oi
wells being the act o! infringement for which
Hamar was also committed in :he case No. 3, No
vembcr Term, 1860, as before stated.
The Court McKcnnan, j, ter delivering his
opinion in the Iiamar case proceeded to sentence
Nlcto as Gcyer for contempt, and delivered the fc
owing oral opinion:
In the case of Nicholas Geycr charged with TIE
same oilcnse am ertruy satis.i d that there was
id present, in the Beats well at least. As Ihdre
iui.r,,fcG to Mc counsel in The coesse IF ne argR-
meats ile presence Of atid in NE goc,l ,rhsiher de
syeJ 6r not, is an tytrtHgemea of Ae Idtsat, and
0redc3 # he ihjnacttoa Qfthe curt.
Nr tJ0erts. by his Itent uses as ono Of The prin
eipa. elements of his invention huid tamping slnd
wherever there is iiid sufficient in a well, at the
time OF the explosion Of Il torpedo to operate rs
ttmpnGs whether il gels there naturally or is mi
tnert an'hclally, his rat'E j. iniringed. This Was
Clearly ihe case in regard TO the Boa, well.
7, nul Mr ,1tyor seems to have been miSed hv
hahar' WHO iDd him that he merely wanted t.
maze aiAf%periment and DO unr think. this 5c.
ing the Hist time thnt M. ourht D., k ,,,r,. .'i
punished. >''''
Ne also Is adludgcl guilty Of cnntcmpt and order
ca 10 p'y the costs oi this prUc, ding and undergo
9n inpriso' ment in the count jail Tor ten days =
nope th's viii he the lat o! ti,sc clss, leca,-e
II lhe mat Ss comes to our notice agian Wcwil he
cohSlrSin,d 10 impose such punishment as VIII tsEl
10 nahe the decree o! lie C.alt eG.c,rla
June I,-l,.
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Avoid Quacks and Imp O sters.
No Charoe for Aduiaa n "A naa..xa.Ia.

n. j. y. Dyot, Graduate of Jefferson MedicdE
College, Philadelphia, authsr Of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases Of tho
Sexual G Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
matter from what cause originating or of how
long standing. practice OF 80 years enables
him TO treat disease with success. Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at a dis
tance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
send fer the Guide 10 He0ith. Price 10 cents.
j. B. DYoI'r, MD, Physician aud SQvgeo a.
lOi Diane ST New York.
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NONEV Made Rapidly with steaeil &
jM\)NEI I Key ChccsOutfts. Catalogues
ana fuil particulars FGEE. 5. NJ spencer,
1T Hanover ST.. Boscon.
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IT, LE CRAP ri 4.

A necessary part Of every PERSONS education
ia this advanced age is the art OF TeiegraDh
log. Apply to the undersigned for Smiths
Manual Of Tetcgrspby, the best work pup
lished on this subject. Price, 30 cts Also
for every description of Telegraphic lnstfu-
ments an Battery; Nitro Chromic Battery
FOE Electroplatiug. l. G TILLOTSON IL
CO. Dey st, New York.
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