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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-31
[For the Bulletin.
THE DAY OF THE DEAD.
BY TIM LINKINwATER.

BY TIM LINKINwATER.
Bich cities of the dead, the great and honored
dead,
Emblazoned with the titles power and fame can
| buy,
Ga1landed and tended decked in loving pride,
The rare hewn tablet, where the silent lie,
Earths pomps, entertainments, pride of home and
| birth,
Passed with the voices that awoke their sway,
'Ashes to ashes, dust to dust" even here
The sermon preached, on this, the dead mans
| day.
Where art has served the pointing hand OF
| wealth,
Constraining beauties from the une ainly stone,
The robe Of Time has brushed the smoothesi
trace,
And marred the outlines in their softest tone,
Rust stealeth in and freshness creepeth out,
Man, child of woman, is thing of clay,
How strong 30 e'er his monumental trust,
By mortal framed, like moltaIs twill decay.
Green swards that cover hearts, whose ebb and
| flow
Have joined the tides which round the cape OF
death,
Ravens of rest for time tossed weary crews.
Whose barks have known wants hope destroying
breath,
Graves only to the woes and ills, the tolls and
cares, and strlfes,
| The souls long struggles with contending clay;
Dark portals closing kindly, that their rest
No more be broken with disturbing day.
Most holy tombs, where chldhoods folded hands
Clasp persisted hopes, ambitions to their breasts,
By angels guarded, smiling DER the tears
That gem the flowers with which the mounds
are dressed,
Famed by the zephyrs born OF heavenly wings,
Each drop that falls from sorrows font of tears,
Is turned to incense as it floats on high,
And rests. prayer before the stay OF Years.
Day given to the dead Thy many duties fall
Upon the soul with soft and soothing tone;
While gifts We place around the Wondering
forms,
Again we seem to mingle with our own;
Hands meet with ours, cheeks to our own are laid,
We feel the touch familiar, our brow,
Arms twined in pressure loving, as of yore,
The smile we loved our vision pleaseth now.
Lost voices mingle with the sounds that touch
Our ear, while wrapt in mute remembering
prayer,
Like strains Of music woke by master hand,
Aad sweetened by its passing through the
autumn air,
This life is blended with the life to come;
We nearer stand to the unnumbered throng,
Who day and night, before the Great White
Throne
Mingle our names with their adoring song.
New Orleans, October 80, 1875.
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Mr.. Philip Weriein, the popular music dealer
OF No. 80 Bsronne street, sends us copy of
very pretty song, entitled sViola, or Dear Young
Heart, Farewell" words and music by L. Il.
Chs n6lar
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-31

A RAFFLE.-The single scuIl paper race boat
Creole. thirty feet long, outraged, with trim
nings silver plated, with pair of spoon racing
scn Is al in perfect order, and valued at sl75 is
offered to be rallied for the price OF tickets being
only ono dollar each. The boat can be seen 81
ths st. John at-houee
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NorICE TO TAx-PAYERs.-Notice is given in
another column that under special instructions
from the Assistant Attorney General, the Office of
the State Tax Collector for the First District No.
1853 Gravier street, will be open from o'clock A. NJ.
to o'clock P. M. Monday, November 1st for the
payment of taxes without penalty.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-31

The regular Sabbath services at Trinity Church,
Jackson street, will be conducted to-day by the
Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson, Rector of Christ
Church, New York, and editor of the Church
Journal. Mr.. Thompson will probably be re-
tanned as the regular pastor of the church.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-31

have a large and well selected stock of boys' and
you hs' suits for school and dress. Call and see
them.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carriages and Rugg1es.
~ any one having such and wishing to dispose OF
them can find ready sale for the same by calling on
I. I. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street dealer in car.
hayes. my14 tt
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The use of guide books is of course well I'M
derstood by our readers. They point out the
attractionssof place and induce visitors to pro-
long their stay. Next month, Mr.. j. Curtis
Waldo will issue his Visitors Guide to New Or
leans, which will be very interesting work to
all. and no doubt of much service to Wis. tors,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-31
A s.SCRUB" WEDDING.
OR HOW A GOOD HUSBAND WAS WON.

| There were eighteen or twenty OF us, mostly
girls. The subject Of the conversation was ser.
vants-a vast one, indeed, but which we propose
to touch upon very lightly "Ah, girls !" said the
matron, 'you have very little idea of the trouble
we have with our servants, particularly now-a-
days, when money is scarce, and you are not
| always ready to say: Here's your money; you
must seek another place." This was said in a
| cad voice, but the good old dame frightened up
when she added: 'It reminds me of times gone
| by, when money was plenty and provisions were
cheap.
"lhad German cook, a fine, buxom young lass,
ford as summer sunset, and robust as an anna
ION. 1t struck me one day that the sidewalk in
front of the house needed scrubbing, and being
short Of help, at the time, ordered the cook to
do the work. She refused peremptorily to COM
ply, claiming that it was beneath her dignity.
The Kitchen she said, was the place, and re-
piled by handing her her months wages remark
ing cody that could quickly find somebody that
would. Sophie had soon changed her mind, and
an hour afterwards the sidewalk was as clean as
any neat housekeeper could wish. But that is not
all; the next day was told that was wanted at
the hall door by Woodworking neghbor, a shop
keeper and apparently well to do. This was
before the war;
In a few words my neighbor had explained in
broad Teutonic accents that he had seen my
servant the day before scrubbing the sidewalk,
and he added exultingy, She worked with care
and such vigor that I resolved from that moment
that she should become my wife, In short,
girls, in few days we had sensation wedding
in the neighborhood, and I had lost one of the
best servants In the world"
When the good lady concluded, there was a
cry Of admiration the part of the entire attend
ance, ami what with the praise Of the worth of
honest labor and the like, the company broke up
This little meeting occurred some time ago.
and we have daily watched the effects of the
Saturday lesson. We have frequently seen sew
eral of the pretty attendants playing at croquet
in the front garden. bui not one has ventured on
sidewalk for scrubbing purposes No doubt
they think it quite enough for them to do duty in
sweeping the sidewalk with their ample trails
without having to 'stoop to conquer"
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Fl. d. Stevens & Co. sell their goods strictly at
one price. They don't believe in asking all thev
can and taking what they can get-making flesh
Of one and fish Of another '
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SARDINEs, PRuSEs, ETc.-See advertisement of
The trade would do well to give them call.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-31

Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
The BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
for fifty cents each.
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WANTED-50,0 900 Ladies and Gentlemen = cali
w and examine the latest novelts ont called the
JAPANESE CHILD'S CARRIAGE AND era.
DIE" on exhibition and for sale by L. t MAD
DUX, 35 Carondelet street. auoo ~
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WANTED-A MOVEN THE HTPLACE-
twenty five or thirty day boarders can be accommo
dated at i9 St Charles street nearly opposite corner
OF South street and Lafayette Square at "a per week
payable in advance. This is the first time in the
history OF New Orleans, that board ha4 been offered
by the week at the above price This is a tfr.t-class
the very best. Also very line FuI nished Rooms
hoi SehiicheI VI iauii ies- o3 lyr
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-31

We are Under obligations to Mr.. 81. E. Cap
dan, Secretary of the Golden Harp Social Club,
for kind invitations to be present at the third
annual ball Of the club to be given at the Expo
| sition Building on Saturday, Dec. 4th.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-31

We learn with regret that the Rev. Mr.. Hor ton,
who was expected to preach this morning at the
Unitarian Church, corner of st. Charles and
Julia Streets will not be able to oficiate for the
present, owing to severe attack of illness 1t is
hoped, however, that his sickness will not be of
long DURATION and that he will soon be able to
occupy the pulpit of this church. The Rev. Mr.
Reed will preach to-day at the regular morning
and evening services.
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- sg TIE. IN 1alinSs

In greatest profusion, imported by ourselves which
retailing at less than wholes ale prices. All
the new shades in Colorsd Silk Velvets, Silk and
Worsted Fringes, Black and Colored Feather Trim
mings Gimps, Brads, all shades in Trimming Silks
such as Seal Brown, Navy Blue Dark Green, Plum,
etc. Ladies will find this the most complete Depart
ment in the city and trouble to find shades Of
trimmings % match their dresses. BUTTONS in
great variety. Dreos makers are especially invited
to examine our stock Of tri innings and will receive
large discounts from the regu ar prices
CALL EARLY AND SECURE YOUR SHADES
At LEWIS,
OBJ 1t 1877 Canal street.
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Blackman's Commercial College, 13l Caronde
let. Terms reduced. See advertisement.
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The Meyers Nine will play the Pratts Nine fol
a barrel Of "buck on Sunday, S1st inst, at 2:3t
P. M, corner Of Piety and Moreau.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-31

There is no social club in the city that rank s
higher, and more justly SO, for the elegance of
its entertainments and its personnel, than the
Standard Club. Its soirees are always gotten up
in the most recherche manner, and are invari-
ably attended by ladies and gentlemen from the
most select coteries of society. 1t will doubtless
be cause OF qualification to many to learn that
the members of the club have arranged to give
their first soiree of the season of 1856, on
Thursday evening, November 18th, at Grune valid
Hail. The invitations are issued, and are elegant
specimens CT the engraver's art, for which due
credit must be given to Mr.. Fred Holyland, the
able engraver.
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WANTS.

WANTED-By respectable person, a situation
w to sew and do homework, nurse and sew
Ad iress M at this Office OBJ 1t"
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We have been honored by an invitation to at.
tend the grand dress and firemen's ball to be
given by that famous organization, Louisiana
Hose Company. The bali will be given at Grune-
wald Hall on Saturday evening, November 9th.
The following gentleman compose the Committee
of Arrangements: Jas. l. Day, Chas T. Howard
Jos. A. Brown, W. II. Pattison, J. Il. Schierman,
Jno. Thompson, N. B. Phelps, Thos Ryder, E.
Schully, JOS T. Dick and r. e. Benners,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-31

WANTED TO RENT-Iarse Front Rooms up
w staiIs second and third floors 1.s Canal street.
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A CARD-The undersigned will attend to any bus
"A mess requiring the services Of an experienced
and competent book eeper and accountant. Parties
whose business do require the entira time of
book-keeRer can command his services during slip
alated hours engagement woult be IN de with
n mercantile house lublic Institution requiring
nus entire strvices Address G. b. HUBBARD p
d. Box No. ESQ = o17 15t+
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"ANTED-In private family, occupants for
" several neatly furnished unfl' nished rooms.
Rooms furnished are from ss to Sl2 psr month. APP
Ply at lis Magaz LIE street, near Fourth.
or SuSW st*
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"ANTED-A tenant Tor half of a cottage house.
w partly furnished unfurnish d. containing four
rooms, bath house and kitchen. Rent SIS month
Apply at No 30 Pleasant street and after the 1st of
November at 357 Laurel street. o2i 1w*
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WANTED = OCCUPANTS - Handsomely fur
w nshed Rooms single or in suit, with wi bout
board can be bad at the residence of MRS. AARON
HARRIS, Nos IL and Is BaroDne street, few
doors from Caual, adjacent t, business and
venient to six eight lines of Several uu-
furnished rooDs which will be rent at low fgu es
also small comfortably furnished suitable for
young few day boarders acco nmodatet.
References required. OBJ 1t
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"ANTED-At the Labor Agency Office 12s Dry
w AIDES street, between Poydr $ aud PerdIdo
Az this s of the Oldest established Labfr gen.
cies in this ci y, bling established in 1e47 have
facilities which Others have not for furnishing Plant
with Laborers, Mechanics. House Servants, of
every descrp ion on short notice. Persons in want
of good help lie or female boys or girls will please
call and leave their orders Wanted-COoks house
girls washers and ironers nurses for private families
and hotels in this city w. CLELAND,
OS1 1S* Agent.
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WANTED-A good Mich Cow fresh to the rail
w Any having such will find puI-
chaser by stating rice and addressing OK, Bulletin
Office. o2!t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-31

"ANTED 1000 ldes to subscribe for SMITHS
w MONTHLY WORLD OF FASHION; to
SMITHS PAPER PA rTERNS, with Cloth Models
% examine the LADIES COY CUTTING TABLE,
md to buy the AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE.
Great inducement to agents all over the country.
Apply to j. G. BERRY, gent, lis Canal street
ollie
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WANTED-To inform the public generally, where
" to be found the Invest dental charges in the
city. Dr. j. r. KNAPP has noved from ii Bsronne
street As Canal street. and has reduced bis charges
for al dental operations so that they the Low
EST in the city Filling teeth. here t0fore much
invention which together with the finest specimens
of artificial teeth, mad on new plan with a new
substance, cheerfully shown to any person
desiring work not Tee h attracted without pan,
and toothache cured instan aneousy. All work
guaranteed. Consultations free OBJ IT.
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BOARD WANTED By single gentleman,
I'D within fifteen twenty minutes walk of the
s.. Charles Theater, neatly furnished room with
board. Breakfast at 9. Address stating terms,
which must be reasonable j. v. NJ. St Charles
Theater Very particular persons need not answer.
OH It,
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"ANTED INSTANTLY-A gentleman teae r
w of the English language who is acquant I'd
with music For further particulars address Il. J. p
Bull etin Office. o26 WeTh&Su+
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NNANTED-First-C Class Tailors-Six Coat Makers
w and ten Pants Makers al COGANS CT thing
house. 10 Canal street. o2stf
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WANTED--A Co tage, furnished, with six rooms,
w Landlords will please address No. 136 St an
drew st. o29 1t
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"ANTED-TO RENT-To a gentleman and
w wife, a splendid Front Room i'll private
family furnished with without board, in first
class locality, within fifteen minutes walk OF Canal
stroet between two lines of cars. To responsible
party it will be rented very low Address $ B. this
office OBJ SuMoE&Tu*
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Observation-Disclosures for Wooton's Patent Cab
w met Office Desks. now on hand at 35 Carondelet
street. Prices reduced. II. z. GRAHAM, OH If
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WAN TED-A widow lady, owning her prop
w perty-hav ne children-wishes to tent to
a respectable party por ii, of her house-two bed
rooms, parlor and dining room, with privilege Of
kitchen and servants rooms. The house is two story,
fully furnished and in most desirable location.
Address WIDOW LADY, Bulletin Office.
O26 1881
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"ANTED-A fine Victoria Bedroom Set com
" pie e, cheap for cash. GEO. PEARSON Auc
1iOneer 9S Camp street. OBJ 1t
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The meeting then adjourned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-13
:. D. GALBRALTH'S
Corner FANNY Grocery
= II O H L,
Corner of Buel and Clark StS,,

In Dick Ryland's Fire proof Building, oppo-
site Masonic Hall.
MY STOCK, WHICH Is ALL NEW AND
M constantly arriving, consists Of Coffee,
Tea, Ham, Bacon. Lard, Boneless Goldfish,
smoked salmon, Herring. Butter, Cheese,
Mackerel Dried Apples. Peaches Black ber-
RE. Pitte1 plums. Pealed Peaches, Iant
Cnrrants. Comb Honey. Eaisns. Figs. Corn,
Buekwheat and Oatmeal. Syrup, Coal Gil,
Cabbage. Potatoes, Onions, and coed assort-
ment Of canned goods, Pick les, Sauces. Sar-
dimes. Oysters, Parchcd Coffee, Nuts, Candies
mention; ali Of which / will sell cheap for
cash or approved credit.
mh5-tf j. d. GALBRAITH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-19
Condensed Locals.

Capt. r. ". HOwgate. of TIE Signal Cops,
was severely injured by the Ipsetting Of mis-
buggy on Saturday evening last
~. d. Cooke. ir.. CO. bankers, 1879 =
street. late sherman & Co. buy and sell
audited cert I;iCatcS, and al kinds OF District
81 Columbia securities.
Col FitzRprnld'S Philadelphia sCity ITEM
which has quite a circulation i'm Washington,
arpeare-I in triple sheet form yesterday with
~ columns IF new matter.
Ser. RabCOCk. upsTiufendeut Of Public
Grounds. has refused all petitions of base
sail clubs FOR the use o: the White Lot this
season.
Hr. FeErcy. one Of the largest fruit growers
Of faiTfaN county. y a, reports that peaches
are rot sufficiently advanced 10 he injured by
the cold weather. and that the prospects are
HCotl for a full crop.
The schooner brewster. capt ". Brown,
was caIsized by a squall of Fort Washing
ton Saturday. and sank i'm seventy feet OF
water. TIE crew was picked up by New
York schooner. an herw down. and landed
~ ely mont. from whence they returned To
this city per mail boat.
Lovers Of music will do well To attend the
grand inaugural concert 10 be given i'm the
new public school binding i'm Georgetown
10 borrow evening. The combination OF mu-
sicai talent - very powerful The names of
pianiSts Ike GICrjZncT and Benkert give
character to a c'.rceTt.
Gen. Samuel Ross. who made the assault
OF Gen Anthony Sutton. and has since been
in custody 1T Police headquarters, was sent
To The Insane ASyl um ON saturday evening
last. tie ph ~ clans. DR.. Cox and Bliss. Of the
Board Of Health, having pronounced him TO
be insane. Gen. Sutton * reported to be
slowly recovering
On Sajuriay in the Criminal Court. Judge
SaTtteT. the case OF Mary Jane Nichols
against John Album Barber, faction for Sc
suction in wi-ch Sio,OO0 are claimed.) was
heard On demurrer. Mrs LOCKWOOD for
PlaintiG. ard MeSSTS. Peters and DarneilIe
for defendant, and the demurrer was sus-
tanned, but leave was given To amend. The
point raised hy the demurrer was that the
woman being a faTttceDS rriaai5IiS. cannot sue
In her Own right TO recover i'm such case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-19

dispslch from Rome re 5orts that
Gariba ldi is Ill ard confined to mis- bed
~JOhn DOnohue was killed I'm New
Haven en- Satuhtay by an explosion OF detO-
mating powder.
~ The saddesf thing in life is the specta-
Gle afforded by a young person who has burnt
all her hair OF her forehead with a hot slate
pencil, and cannot afford to buy = row of
curls.
There was an old family fuei between
murder case said TO the jury. The Judge
asked her IL she didn't mea3. "feud, }" and she
asked who was telling that story.
The Courier-JoHrnal sayN: 1--WE must
decline the advice ola Chicago OctemporAry
TO try Cincinnati hiskey as . remedial
agent IN any case whatever. A sintte drink
OF cincinnati whtskey gives one feesing Of
true ihwardl - tuGt IS. aespise"
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The Gxp, yjence Of Tbeussud~.

The iDconvenieDce-to say nothing of the
danger of n bad cough or coil, is terrible. 10
incapacitates q man for business, spoils his
appetite, subjects him To pain and makes
him. i'm body and mind. thoroughly ua-
comfortable. Yet in forty eight hours he
may get rid OF all this, by taking HIDES
Honey ~ RorehOand and Tar according to The
dire ctiOBs. Otherwise the complaint may
SICK To him all Winter, OF, perchance XIII
him before the spring.
Plies Tooth--4che Drops.-Cure i'm one min
ute. en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-19
G EOR ETO W N:

A BABY SMOTHERED TO DEATH.-A col
Ored child was found smothered to death yes
terday morning in the house of Mr.. Michael
Callan, No. II Lingan street. The servant
girl, Sarah Myers. had given birth to it the
night before. The coroner was notified.
ILL.-Evan Lyons. esq, is lying very i'll at
ms residence on Rock creek, and there is but
little hope OF his recovery.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrived by the
rlver-Steamer George H. Stout. from Phila-
delPhia, consigned to q. +. Hyde, with gen.
erai merchandise Cor District merch ants:
schooner Mary Ann. with 2,lO0 bushels OF
wheat for Hartley Il Brother. BY the canal
BOAT wheeler q Barron, with 800 bushels of
wheat; and 100 bushels OF corn for Hartley
& Brother. and 900 bushels of wheat for III. III.
Talbot: soat II: NJ. Talbot. with 400 bush
els Of wheat and 1000 bushels Of corn for HI.
M Talbot. Cleared-Steaner New York,
for Philadelphia; steamer Sue, for Baltimore
ans steamer Jane Moseley, for Norfolk
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MEDICAL, dc.

hR, A. B0SWORTH, El.fropalktr PhyNieaa
- 921 ID street northwest. Rheumatism, Mem
ralela, Dyspepsia, Paralysis, Consti patton, Liver
and Kidney affections. and nerve and chronic dis
eases. Alec, all complaints incident Females per
maliently cured by q new and reliable system of
Medical klectricity. Consultations free. ap2 ON
nR. BUCKLER JONES has returned to Balti-
II more Old office, 80 ". Calvert street.
Female diseases speciality. Consultation con.
nuehtleI sepl5-SmE