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, 1875-01-17

Ts the Editor of i7le Ch1saqs Tribune:
CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Is there any lsn now in
c1iBteuce in cur grand city that will make people
clean oil the gnow and ice from in front Of their
buildings and vacant lots? It il shame and
disgrace to Chicago that our City Government
will not make and enfo1ce a Ian to keep tho
sidewalks and steps clear. Ten cents to q poor
beggar would Clean all the snow from in front ct
any 25-toot lot, snd our streets would not only
be better for walking. but it would add many
timea to the appearance OF them. It is all but
Impossible to walk in front OF some OF cur large
hotels and business houses, much less vacant
lots. Il parties would a;tend to cleaning their
sidewalks az soon as the SNOW stops falling, onr
streets would soon be dly and pleasant to walk
on, as it is around Field Leitera Wholesale
store There pe1sou can walk with ease and
comfort, whils yon will not see another clear
sidewalk between the lako and the river, aud
Madison street. II our heads Of city Affairs wonid
look alter our comfort little more and have
less mu;tering orer things that do not benefit
ns. We would hnvo moro comfort and better
health. We need = street inspector as we'll as
other officers. 4 CITIZEN.
, 1875-01-17
LOCAL LETTERS.
THE r. II. c. L. POPULAR LECTURES.


10 the Editor Of The Chtcogo Tribune:
CHICAGO, Jan. l6.~-Since writing the letter
published in Wednesdays issue Of TIE TRIBUNE.
criticiziug tho anatsractiyeness, ETC., Of FarweN
Hail on the occasion Of last Mondays lecture Of
tho 7, II. C. A. popular course, am informed
that Jack Frost is responsible for tho "a dis
NAL appearance Of the entrance, also for the
Temperature in the auditorium, tl,at incorrisibie
villain having taken possession Of the pipes.
consider it due to tho managers to make the
above fact knoi7n, but still hold to tue other
continents expressed. If my "fault-hndng i"
will only have tha aa1utary effect OF provoking
taat noble institution. the Y. III. c. l., in whose
success have taken deep interest, contributing
to its funds for several years, to adopt plans cal
shall hare accomplished the purnose | had in
view when wrote ~ did Respectfully,
JOHN r. BEEcnofT.
, 1875-01-17

MAIduA1f ElF4uE kA6 4OA1A"AAk V1h*AA&@s3 ~
cost Of the add;uon of
prAr, Estate. nu11p1sas. APPARATUS. AND ]
. AHNEs .;
70 the prescott FIRE Dena1tmens orssAu1za1l'
advised by Cen sAaler:
For one secoad-claas steam hre-engiue, to
aIed for On lot Il ito be exchanged TOR city
lott In ths vicinity Of Randolph street md
f,tsa f,ratnS nsenu'' ana tot oshet noeess.9 ap
For Iot near Adams and State streets, lxick
building, and second-class hre-ensdne
For aosa lot near Hubbard aud Eiza5otn streets,
two-sso~Y brick building, one secoad-.lass
f1rn-err.t,a. hose-cart. az. 10
Fur lot near Morgan and Sixteenth streets,
two-story brick building, and cne seKmd-
class liam iro-eucincs eto. H.
For alterations In Building owned by the
city. and new brick barn On lot on Eric
street and Milwaukee avenue, one third
clasa engine, etc. Observation-Disclosures. II,
For two-sIo;y brick building On city lot near
claas steam engine, etc. 1e,
For lot near Larabes aud Division strsets,
eneiasora eneias s.e oals. oa'4eas' ono 10,
For new BAN added to Babcock Engine
Houzo No. 3, on Southport avenue, ono
third-class engine. e..etc. II,
Lot near M1l~aukeo avenue and Wood
atrset, two-story brick building, one third
. .
Lot On Ashland avenue, near Chicago, two-
ato1y brick building. una thttd-class e1a-
CINE. -...-...............-.. 1s,
Lot near FULTON sud LcIvitt streets, and one
two-storJ brick building nE:-..-....-.....-.. 10,
Lot nesr Ogden avenue sud Harrison atreet,
two-storJ brick building, third Glars en-
gine, .,---...-.....-....... II,
Lot nea1 Jackson street and Centre avenue,
two-s1ory brick building, th'ra-clsss an =,
Lot near State End Twenty.four:h streets,
two-story' brick building, tatrd-c1aas
ste1nn-eugfne, etc. etc....................... Ii,
Lot OF Po.k and Canal etrceta and I s"o-
Two-story brick building TO be erected On
city lot On IaS11la street, betweea WASH
: ington and Madison. oceupia1 By Engine
No. nrsGus 70 tnS e1S.i ase @ &
horses, bedding, and furniture. 10,
Two-story brick building To be erected On
city lot On Stats etreet, near Congress-. 8,
Lot near Cass and Ontario streets, s~o-stoFy
brick building. one frst-ciass hook-aud-
ladder trick, etc. .....+,....-....-...-... H.
Lot Eelr LaSalla aud Oak streets, tTo-story
brick building. Arst-claas hook-and-lAdder
truck, etc. ...........-....:....... IA,
Lot near North avenua and sedgwtck street,
tvo-stczJ brick building, eecond-c1aes
hoak-znd-ladder truck. o.c.-..... ..-.... Il.
Lot near Ha1sted and Centre streets. two
story brick building, second class hosk-
and-ladder truck. etc., II.
two-a,ory brick building, dzstciass hook
end-ladder truck, tc.-.-............--. II,
Lot near Randolph aud Carpenter s.resta,
two-story brick building, nrst-class hook
and-ladder truck, etc. tc..........-.......... ID,
Lot near Ashland avenue md Clybouras
place, two-story brick building, secontI-
Claus hook-and-ladder truck, etc. ....... Ia,
Lot near Noble and Division streets, two
story brick buildtng, second-cass book
. Aud-}ad1eF truck, etc. ec..-.................. IL,
LIT mar Hohev street and Blue Island
, 1875-01-17
Tka Commissioners have alao estimated
TIE HALAUIK8

OF the additional men which would be required By
the proposed enlargement Of the department for
which another appropriation would be Decessary.
il tho present one asked for is allowed. Their
figures are 9379.s7o. Their astirates do not in
clul& N item OF 340, 900 for mA:hino-akop, and
&60. 600 for f,fas-hoAt RA1ah khoY ahiuk nsoss-
, 1875-01-17

MISCELLANEOUS.
Martin Kelly stola bu1alo-robe from the
buggy Of James Reilly 1T the corner Of Harrison
and Clark streets, last evenins, and Was arrested
sud p1acad in the Armory.
Henry Morgan Was lockad up ia the Armory
last evening on complaint Of Rudolph Weaver
who charges him With the larceny OF quantity
OF clothing from No. 4s1 State street.
Conrad Grady and Lizzie Ink were arrested
last evening on warrant Issued at the instance
Of the wife Of the former. charging them With
fOtncation. The prisoners were consigned to
the Armory.
D. C. Clarke, an African, and Mum hfneer,
Caucasian. were arrested yesterday by Officer
Grubb, who had them booked at A1adisoa-Steet
Station on the charge Of stealing set Of buggy
harness, which thov had pawucd. Tho properly
is at the STATEN awaiting an owner. T..
J. Il. Foley, the proprietor, and A. B. Haz1e-
ton, tho stoof-pigeop Of Peter Funk auction
shop on Canal street, we're arrested yesterday on
complaint OF john Hood, OF Kankakes. Who
charges them with swindling him out Of S15 By
the watch trick.
James Mccarthy Was caught in the act Of rob-
bing the Wholesale boot and shoe store OF LAM
bert Olstine, No. lii Franklin street, about 9
o'clock last night. Officer McDermo:t, Of Pink
erton's force. made the capture- An accomplice
of tho prisoner escaped. Entrance to the store
was made BY breaking pane Of glass in the
front window.
Tha savera1 casc. of Johneon ". Ia Puia.
which hava heen continnod waat .fter reek
cams M before Justico Hinsdala Yesterday alter.
noon. ind we're d;arniaaed for want IT nrosacn-
t;on Tba cases havo heen connromisrd dnnhtIess
but Hinsdalc finds little comfort. Tbs costa
t;nn.nces ara nora than tta Corrt fae1a d;anosef,
to Loose iu The dead Of winter. This Is the .wia-
ter NJ o,1r diaconfentn with anch insficea "A
won1d t;.a tn he reannointed md ths has ~ NV
costs lust now is q g1isvance beyond ENDURANCE.
THE nr{sn,noRr RoHnERy.
An .cconnt VIA piven veateTd,v rnornino in
these columns Of the arrest Of Abraham
f;rah,,o m amn1ova >of Iac,;b Raiera1o-f a
fnrn;,71re de,ier dninp hnmneaa st Nos an7
and 20s Randolph Street. on the charge
at heino imriicated in tha robberv 81
hia atora Wn5nes1av n;oht. Yasferdav
mcrnipg Graham had = bearing befors
Tnsr;cn Hartmann and confessed the rohhery,
r. ras hald nver r. tha Crim;nsl Conrt tn m.
swer tie crime. Fnrther investieasion vestorlsv
hv Cant Rnli NJ Tnrt1as datocf;va .vancv Ala.
cIoeod aona nav facta IN co1nec.;on Vii, tha
rohherv v' wb;ch IL anneaa has Sas1 co;nr m
fo1 vear nast me g. f;Iair Hotei on M1cbi-
, 1875-01-17


OF our receiving our feo at al early day. WISH
you would insert, and obige C1EnK-
ANswER-Not hofore tho middle Of February.
THE CITY OFFICES
oripe to several other meeting OF tho Alder
men, tho Judiciary Committee yesterdAy failed
to secure quorum
Tho Board OF Public Works are going to create
a havoc among the PLUMBERS house-move-n,
and grain1ayers who have not yet paid their
license fees for 1875.
Geo. Shaler yesterday introduced recon.
speed of fire apparatus in rurninE to dres- As
tie recommendations ware substantially the
same rs the rules now observed in tho depart
ment, it WAS consequently placed on file.
Mr. E. NJ. Johnson, tho head bookkeepe- Of
the Board Of Public Works, Is enjoying South
ern trip for tho benefit Of his poor hoa1th,
caused BY working in close, illy-yentilated..of-
fce. During bis absence the Board have taken
the pains to fit up in gorgeous style the front
room recently occupied by tho Sidewalk lnspec-
tors. The boys yesterday moved into their
new quarters and as soon as Nr. johnson To-
turns they intend to have houso-u&rmins.
Tho Board Of Police yesterday adonted d
Recommendation, introduced by Gen. Sha!er,
hRos-d coS1nno.ed ~ threa T;ra- -b1arabs1a whoae
duties IN such t$oard shall be to make all recon-
mendations Of the he'promotion of members of the
department., and xlso to retire houorably all
10. a;tsar ~ ~a.sa,, - Il. ,,s.,tf ~ c15 -
~ ranor,1randat;on vaa 1nan;noora}v ,donted
~ huo ~ docnroent v"s sonn a5tar .harr.cted
from the room, while thu Board were attending
the Conference in the Mayors ot6cs, and con-
00aaoo.'' p" ~" oA1e "A'1 1A"'e ~ ~ N1s'3S0"
The indignation Of the fare Eoard found ex
preston in muidcd oaths as they yesterday
viewed tho construction Of the third story Of the
Moore-stead building on Lasalle street: With no
other supports than those furnished by 2x6
wooden glrdess. After growing an hour or 80,
they walked around to tho city-Attofney's Of
ice determined to bring the subject to focus;
Tint Official Was not IN, and they deferred
action until they mad conferred with hun.
aa they inferred that It was u6eleas for
them to dabbie 10 legal techn1caht1os- The Board
will also do well to turn their optics on tho row
Of buildings now IN process OF erection On the
Woet Side OF State street. between Harrison and
Van Buren,. Bad As the LaSal1o street one H.
the State street 70" looks Thousand times
worse. After q Whlle 1t ls hoped that the Board
will wake up to tho necessity OF protecting them-
selves and the city By inspecting new buildings
moro thoroughly
The va.er-inspecting corps OF the Board OF
pnhl;o Works sra nor actiyely at uork iuaneck-
in<, thn },vrante in each Of their respective di-
VISIONS. It is contemplated to keep up tho sys-
TEN, as there is just as much waste Of water in
to- TO snd the Rosnd haTo fniIv determ,ned to
s-t, ~ r.r+;ea r,nn.o.eo.r;tv w.u;;nf, +bo
..ar p,vs1'o's A. nnar ,po9 IL arnecto rom theso
Watet-lnapcctofs, would 1t noe oe well Io1 tno
Bonrd to charge them with the duty OF sidewalk
fa1i in viii, their present dntea. and would be-
we'll attanded by them. Tnder the present evstcm
, 1875-01-17
ELECTION CI.EIES.

TO the Editor of The Chicago tribune:
CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Can you inform the clerks
OF election when they NAV expect to receive
their election fee7 Is it not about time ne we1e
paid. as over three months have elapsed since
tho eIection7 Hoping this may meet the eyes
OF the Commissioners, and thereby be tho means
OF our receiving our fee at an early day. WISH
You would insert, and oblige A CLERK
ANswER-Not hofore tho middle Of February.
, 1875-01-17
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
r,1 7,to rlson ratrrncd FINN, fha raat
>o'' 'oAA o. 14'1ao' Ae'S'AAe>A AA'AAA ~@'s A1S0'
Tasserday.
1.nea Parton 1T N.w york WIN 1actnras tbis
s4n' - ~" -oA' ~ :".." " -A''
afternoon IN hlngepurg Muslc-hall. arrived yos-
teri1av afternoon st the Sherman Rouse.
"' -,
sergt. Garrity WAS taken very i'll with pleurisy,
vesterdav forenoon. at Madison Street Station,
' 49, 49, c...o;n,. roo-o ~ :. .ra.L
aud no" hes In toe 'capsa1ns 1oo" !" WEAK
condition
~ ~ u.. ... ..x,d.d o-.. .,,-+x
hr' u ". Hoy.' VINO nzs tenlaeo o'es suu3
c;t G1s.n o'st street vs,tsrdsy oroins. He was IS
years OF age' @oo po1o"o1'1saea' n'1o1 ~oio
man.
..y. rmr, Arh.n; Maria Hai,b,on an6 Sio.
Ma!g. ia nlo' WI Ranfr.IsI1 ~ tha atra-
poss poss tage i.,1sp Iara omnsny arriVad in tbis
city yesterday, and are stopping It tho Grand
Pacific. Max atrakoach and Annie Cary will ar-
, 1875-01-17

sary II the department. is to be enlarged on the
scale PROPOSED by Cen sh4ler. The Board
claims that N appropriation Of not Less than
their Consulting Engineers suggestions
, 1875-01-17
$i,2OO,OOO.
Detailed Estimates Of the Fire
F. Marshal and Police Com
: missioners.
It Is Not Likely that the In
crease Will Be Made.


Of Gen: Shaler for an increaso OF the equipment
Of ths Fire Department, and tho advis.bility of
recommending the Common Council to make An
appropriation for the Same, was to have taken
placo yesterday afternoon at the Mayors Office,
between the Committee on Fire and Water. the
Fire and Police Commissioners, the Mayor. the
Comptroller, the Corporation Counsel, and Gen.
Shaler It failed to occur, on account Of
the absence OF most Of these officials.
AID. Case Vas the only member Of the
Committee who mads disappearance; tho Comp
troller mas contiued to the house by sickness
aud tho Corporation Counsel was out OF the city.
Those who were present deemed it Advisable to
defer acting upon the matter for which they had
met until q quorum of tho Committee could be
obtained, and heuco the meeting Was indennlte!J
postponed. It is almost
= NATTER OF CERTAINTY
that, when action is had upon Gen. Shaler's rec
upon them to the Council adversely. I'm
less An emergency calling for tho
increase in the Fire-Departmens exists, the
Council is not empowered to make any such ap-
propr7tion- Tho Mayor and tho greater portion
OF the Aldermen maintain that no present eu1ef-
goncy can be shown.
4QA FIo NOmuAao40uo1o A&Fo UeoA az WIZ
palma to hare the cost Of carrying out Gen.
shaler's recommendations estimated for the
benefit of tho Committee. Among the docu-
monta giving this information is
TIE FOLLOWING ESTIMATE on E1PESsEs
for reconstructing the iDea Of the hra-alarm
telegraph. and now apparatus tharefor, io &C
cordAnce With the recommendations OF tho con-
sulinE engineer, submitted by Nj. E. B. Chan
der Superintendent Of the hre-alarm telegraph:
ron RECONSTRUCTION IN SOUTH p1vn1oS.
1,4co Th1ta eed4r poles, dreaae1,
painted. NTH cross-arm-, insulasoEs,
and steps, set ready for wres. .$25, 600
ITS miles No. galvanized iron wire 1t
'''''''''''''''':''''''''''''''''@' - sss,us
NORTH pry1sxoH
1900 whits cedar polas. as above. 81, ,00
I'D miller Of Wtze, II above. $3.50
WEST DIv1=1og-
1000 wht!e cedar poles, ~ AboTs--.-- SUooo
500 mi1eA Of wire, AZ above. -+-...---- laaoo
Kerite wira for tunnel crossings and
now bo1as. s,1o
, Totsl for reconstruction. ......... s1ss,s7s
FOE NKw APPAnATUA
81 signal instruments for houses now
q d 1tensi n, Instrument. Tor houses, sad-
mated By Fire Marahaf. ...-.........-. 1,l60
o5 Ronpp for new houses .s...,..... 6,25u
printers for AIxrsha11 une-....-..,... o,0f1
Rapeaters for bel strikers. 4,oo
Reriater for Is 5liues,,,,.,-.,,......... l. 500
10 relays md KEYS 400
10 calyanoncieys,. 500
Gas pipo for 200 new boxes.........-..- 800
swatchee, battery, ,a.c..........--.....- 1,ooo
Tot.1 $181.8s5
, 1875-01-17


2AWO.~
.
, 1875-01-17

4ot11.A.- SASst1@S
: There WAS also communication from the Fire
Marshal, giving the following estimate Of the
cost Of the addition OF
REAL ESTATE, BUILDINGS, APPARATUS, AND EQu4-
NENrS
70 the present Fire Department organization, -
b,,f ali
The daily gazette., 1875-04-20

NOTICE., CLOUD PIERsoN, do here
~ by give notice that l shall apply in
writing to the Court of General Sessions
Delaware, in and for the county of New Cas-
tie, on Monday, the 10th day of May next,
A. D.. 1875, being tho first day of the next
May Term of the said Court, for License to
ton House, in School District No Al, White
Clay Creek Hundred, in the town of Newark,
Delaware, and to sell intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises, and the following freehold
ers recommend the SAID application, to wit:
VIM. ID. Herdman, 9. B. Wright
Geo. A. Casho, Jos. Watson,
Nimrod Worrall, Jos. b, Luton,
j. Il. Maxwell, Edward Wilson,
David Suber, Ii. L. Riddell,
John Atkinson, Ebenezer A. Watson,
BENJAMIN Wilson, David W. Black,
8. C. Finley,
aprl7-3t+ CLOUD PIERSOS.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-20

"..'Iune q, whiskey and cigars, ordered
by Hulse; June 23, whiskey. brandy and
III dim rs, Herbert;f Jpne25, dinner
wine waiskey, brandy, cigars '26th,
Eve dinners for clerks, Donoho;' two
tottles whi key, Donoho;' Goth, to din
ner AMI wine, Urcll;' '26th, three suppers
and drinks, Sargeant-at-Armsi '26th,
drink, McKnight.' ,-.
Send one dozen Sandwiches.
"June 26. W. J. DoNoHo.
"GopgRgY: Pleasosend over one bottle
of viii skey and one box of cigars for the
use of the Committee on Appropriations.
| will get an order from the Speaker.
-..., z. l.. HULsE,
chairman Committee on Appropria-
tions..' t,l'
"GopFREY: Another bottle of whiskey
and another box Of cigars. HuLsE.'
But among all these judicious samplers
Of Mr.. Godfrey's liquors, and these con-
sumers Of his provend, 1.-The Committee
on Disinfectants" seems to have the most
potent. It's chairman was one Sidney
w. Herbert, u colored brother whose
zeal from disinfecting agents to promote
the salubrity of the Washington sewers
took the following direction:
"Mr. Godfrey, Of the Chesapeake.
''Sir: You will please send Immediate
ly for the Committee on Disinfectants a
lunch for seven, to consist of fried chick
en-, four porterhouse steaks, boiled aud
fried potatoes, milk toast, one bottle of
brandy, two bottles Stag whiskey, four
BOTTLES Krug wine and necessary fixings;
also one box cigars. Respectfully.
IS. w. HERBERT.
"P. S.-One Of your bottles broke be-
fore being abused. Please send another
TO take its place" .
The gentle Herbert, when put on
the witness stand to explain these
specimens of his hygienic science, was
frank to admit that she had spoken to
Mr. Campbell On the subject, and he
understood the articles were to be
charged to the House of Delegates"
A dispatch from Washington to-day
announces that the trusting Godfrey
has gained his suit aud been allowed
$3.50. In justice, however, to Mr..
Speaker Campbell, who seems to be a
most exemplary Republican, as "the
party of great moral ideas" now goes,
we ought to say that the reason he as
signs for ordering all his "stags" and
"brandies," etc, from Godfrey and
partner, was that these purveyors to
the public paunch "made no distinc-
tion on account of color" in the dis
pensation of meats and drinks. 1t is
gratifying TO find that these public
swindlers, while wasting the substance
of the District in riotous living, were
so careful to keep their consciences
void of offence on the the score of mis-.
ccgenation. Your modern Republican
of the ring-streaked and speckled stripe
may steal from the public crib as OPP
portunity offers, and may diddle an
| unfortunate Bonifacc out of the choi-
cest liquors and platters, but he will be
false to his principles necer!
The daily gazette., 1875-04-20
Daring Rob6ertes.
NEW YORK THIEVES SUCCESSFULLY oP-
RQATEIN BROAD DAYLIGHT.


NEW YORK THIEVES SUCCESSFULLY oP-
RRATEIS BROAD DAYLIGHT.
New YORK, April ia covered
express wagon, with two men and
driver, was driven from the front OF
John B. Hatheway's Wholesale lace
and ladies' trimming store, at 8 How
ard street, at about eleven o'clock yes
terday morning. The policeman on
duty saw the wagon, but thinking that
IL had stopped blythe sidewalk to make
some trifiing repair TO the harness, p"id
no attention to it. About three. clock
in the afternoon officer James Corey
ascertained that the store had been
robbed. Word was Immediately sent
to the Mulberry street police station,
and the Captain and one of the ward
detectives opened the front door.
There was no signs of violence on
the outside, but in the inside every
thing was inrconfusion. All the valu-
able lace goods had been packed In
bags and taken away. The floor was
covered with bundles Of cheap laces
and trimmings, Scarcely anything re.
mained onthe shelves. Everthing had
been thrown to the floor, and the
thieves had taken their time in separ-
ating the valuable goods from the com.
mon ones.
The counters were covered with
bales and boxes that had been sampled
and rejected, cigar ends strewn over
the floor showed that the thieves had
worked at their ease, and had probably
spent some hours in the building. The
store is ON corner of Crosby street
five stories high, with a marble front.
The thieves had evidently entered with
false keys; and when they went out
they locked the doors behind them
The lace shawls, scarfs and trimmings
that were taken are estimated to be
worth $35, 900. They could easily have
been packed in one or two bags.
A BIG ROBBERY BY DAYLIGHT.
All of Bartlett, Reed & Co.'s en-
ployes at Broadway and Howard street
were busy on Saturday carrying out
cases TO be shipped to ill large Wes-
tern order. The sidewalk with boxes
and express wagons We're loading
and taking them away as fast as they
could. .. 80 ~
While the shipping clerk was in the
store large express wagon drove up
loaded on three large cases containing
silks valued at $4,000 When the ship.
ping clerk came and called off the mum
bers of the three boxes, the porter
said the express. wagon had takenthem
away.
! 1t was soon asccrtained that the wag-
on was in the hands of thieves, and
that the three cases were missing -
Capt. Mcdonnell learned yesterday
morning that the cases had been ship
ped to a Western city, but all further
trace of them was lost.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-20

The Beecher case has now occupied
siXty-eight actual working days, ex-
amined slxty-two witnesses, put two
hundred and sixteen documents in
evidence, and had six adjournments
The daily gazette., 1875-04-20
DIR. II. w. LOBB,
Private Medical Office & Drug Store
ne. 33i NJ. Fifteenth ST.,
PHI AnEI
PHILADELPHIA.

Are open daily for the speedy and perma-
nent cure OF all diseases and ailments OF both
sexes. Dr. Lobb has had an experience of
thirteen years i'll the practice of medicine,
which Is a guarantee to patients that thei
cases will be treated by one thoroughly ac-
quainted with the disease, and the best know,
treatment for its early and radical cure. d.
LoDD cordially invites those Suffering from
any disease, no matter OF how long standing
to consult him, free of charge, especially
those who have been deluded, robbed and III
treated by quacks, imposters, young and in
experienced physicians. DIR. Lobb prepares
all his own medicines, and guarantees lnem
purely vegetable, free from Mercury, balsam,
&c Patients afflicted with unnatural dis.
charges from any part of the body, or ulcer,
ated sore legs as well as those suffering from
diseases of the Blood, Skin, Kidneys, Blad.
der. Prostrate Glands, Urinary Organs, &c,
should embrace the first opportunity to CON
suit him.
.ur. Lobb's sure Cure, the greatest
remedy for all diseases Of the Urinary Or.
gans, Kidneys Bladder, &c.
DIR. IOBBS CONSTITUTIONAL RENOyATOR.
THIS celebrated remedy is the best known
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lns patie Is residing out of the city and who
are unable to call conveniently at his office
viii be sent securely packed and sealed to
any part of the country, free, ON receipt of
price.
Price of the Sure Cure and Constitutional
Renovator, two dollars each.
ONCE hours daily from IL a. IN. till !, ,-and
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