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REPORT OF THE CROPS.

MILWAUKEE, Wis., August 10, 1875.
The Sentinel ton will publish crop reports from
thirty Of the most important counties in the State.
Winter wheat is nearly all harvested, and shows
splendid crop, in many portions OF the State
the best known The acreage sown,
taken whole, is fully up 70 the
average while bushels to the realized than
anticipated Spring wheat will be than the usual
crop. In many places tho chinch bug has destroyed
whole fields, but this Is compensated for in
excessive growth in other localities Rye
will DO fair crop. II Is noticed in the
reports that in some places the chnch bug has attacked
this crop which Is unusual Oats will yield an
abundant harvest. Owing TO the high price of feed
last year an unusual acreage to II has
grown rank that 1t has lodged badly Barley will be
about tho usual CROP In places it has suffered
greatly from bugs.
The hay crop all the State is very heavy and
nearly double that Of last year The high price OF feed
has caused greater acreage to be sown Corn gener.
ally is late and has suffered in quality by drouth
Still, with proper weather for a few weeks
the yield will DO fair Potatoes suffered somewhat from
bugs and drouth, but taking the State whole the
crop will be very large The cranberry crop has suffered
from the worm near Berlin, in the most important
marshes Not one-third of a crop is hoped for Tho
fax crop will be almost failure The army worm has
been active particularly In Racine county Altogether
the year proves TO DO most excellent for Wisconsin
farmers
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LONG BRANCH.

FArR WEATHER AND NEW RUSH OF VISITORS
DISTINGUISHED ARRTvAIS-AN AFFRAY BE-
TWEEN BANK OFFICIALS.
Long BRANCH August 10 1875
Fine weather. brought new rush Of visitors to-day,
and the boats and trains all came down With h loads
Al the West End alone there nearly 100 arrivals
including Messrs Russell Sage, Sidney Dillon Colonel j.
W. Perkins and Eugene O. Sullivan Of New York;
John Tucker and David Thomas, OF Pennsylvania;
Colonel McComb,' of Delaware, and Surgeon General
Barnes, United States Army, all with their families.
Fernando Wood, next Speaker presumpt.ve Of Con-
ress, and Boulds Baker, Of Texas, at the West
End The latter succeeded last year In bringing about
several changes in the federal Office holders Texas,
ana VIII probably prevail on President Grant 10 make
further reforms
AN ARRAY
occurred to-day between the gallant bank officer, Como
yer, OF the Newark Bank, and Morford, of the Long
Branch Bank Report says the affair had some connec
uon with note, but whether Of financial or tender
character s not announced No blood shed except from
the nose
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RUSSIA AND GERMANY.

HUscoyrrE AND PRUssIAN oURDsmEN EN-
GAGGED IN FRONTIER FIGHT-RUssIAN TRES
PASS AND A FEW WOUNDS.
LONDON, August, 11-6 A. NJ.
The Post publishes a report of serious sculie be-
tween the Russian and Prussian frontier guards at
Donbrowa, the boundary line between Russia and
Prussia
MusccovITE TREsPAss
The affair provoked by the Russians, who tres
passed German territory
WOUNDS
Several OF the guards we're wounded
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INDIAN WARRIORS MAKING HOSTILE DEMoNsTRA-
TIoNs-MovEAfENTs OF THE MINERS

CAMP CROOK, BLACK HILLS, August s, 1875, |
Via FORT LARAMIE, August 10, 1875.
Lieutenant Foster while on exploring tour to the
of Spring Greek and returning along Castle Creek
heard from miners that they had in the vicinity
Bear Butte large party Of Indian warriors
having in their possession 200 Armrcan horses.
They are believed to be cavalry animals
recently stolen from the plains Laramie by tho
Southern Cheyennes mail party arriving here yes
to-day reports having met their way to Fort Laramie
Louis Richards party Of Sioux going northwest to in-
duce the Minneconjous to join the Soptem-
Der Council Louis Richards said there was
hostile band Of warriors following him.
large number Of miners lingering in Castle Creek
Spring Greek is nearly deserted and gather
ing in Custer's Gulch, prepared TO make their exit
Quartz indicating either silver or margasito in minute
quantities has been found this camp
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THE TREASURY ROBBERY.
oTTMAN's BAIL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF HIS
PROPERTY.
WASHINGTON, August 10, 1875

WASHINGTON, August TO- 1878
Messrs Merrick and Elliott to-day petitioned Judge
Wyiie, of the District Supreme Court for q writ o .
habeas corpus to bring otman out Of Jail and have hs
bail reduced. They claim that the amount fixed by the
Police Court OF 800 900 excessive contrary the
constitution and laws and equivalent to denying him
the right Of giving bail otman brought before the
Court and after argument the Judge fixed the amount
OF bonds for his appearance at $40 600 Mr. Merrick
stated that the accused
GIVE BAIL
in this account Of his property having been at
tached and he remanded to jail 1t has been
tanned that several drafts drawn by Gilman
Saratoga bank, through Riggs Co., OF this city, and
some of them having not yet been paid the necessary
steps we're taken TO enjon their payment
Chief Of Police Richards this morning went to Alex
andra and attached stocks and other personal property
in that city belonging to Gilman valued at $40 900
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

REPORT FROM FORT BARRANcAs AND KEY WEST.
WASHINGTON, August TO- 1875.
The following telegram from Fort Barrancas has been
received by the Surgeon General of the Army
AUGUST 10-A- NJ
No now cases have been reported. No deaths have
occurred Everybody is doing we'll
j. NJ BRANNAN
Brevet Major General, o. S. A, Commanding
DISEASE AT
telegram to the Surgeon General of the Navy, dated
Key West, August 0, says:-"0ne death from yellow
fever this morning. No reported since last
night"
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MAINE REPUBLICANS.

PORTLAND, August TO- 1875.
The Cumberland County Republican Convention met
here to-day being the first held this State prepare
for the coming election Nominations Of four Senators
and county officers were made. 1t was harmonious
throughout and considered important the nominal
tons made calculated to unite the party Reso-
tutions adopted ndorsng the resolutions of the
State Convention and that President Grant deserves the
thanks OF the republican party and the friends of sound
currency for the eminent ability and purity of his adj
ministraton and especially for his of the Imitation
bill OF 1874 which saved the credit of the nation and
yendeIed return to specie payments possible.
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STONING A CITY COUNCIL.
MONTREAL. August 10 is.

MONTREAL August 10. 1875
meeting OF the City Council held last night 10
consider the health bylaw, which includes clauses
compelling vaccination. A large number Of French
Canadians opposed 10 vaccination occupied the galleries
and assembled outside and noisy that no busL
ness could be done. Several vollcys Of stones were
fired, nearly all tho windows were broken, and two
OF the Aldermen struck The Council finally post
poned action for six months and adjourned in confusion
under yolay Of stones-
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

SUITS BY THE GOVERNMENT AGAINST AN
Ex-NDIAN AGENT AND OTHERS.
OMAHA, Neb, August 10 1875.
The United States District Attorney, according to
instructions from Washington, has begun suit against
John Baker, formerly Indian agent and his bonds
to the Of $40 400 the balance due the
government from Baker. The accounts date back 70
1862 He has also begun suit against r. NJ Forbes for
failure to fill hay contract He is preparing TO bring
suits against other citizens Of this State Of
whom. are said To he nrominenL Doliticians
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IN THE woRLn

THE ONLY -FOUR TRACK ALL STEEL RAILROAD
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SPAIN.

CARLdST COMMUNITIES SUBMITTING TO THE
CHowN-sEo DE URGEL PREACHED AND STILL.
UNDER FREEDOM CARLOS TO ATTEMPT TO
RELIEVE Ills FRIENDS
LONDON August, 10, 1875
despatch from Miranda, SPAIN says that the Carist
villages on the plain Of Aava have submitted TO the
government Of King Alfonso.
CONCENTRATING THE ARMY.
The cariist forces are concentrating in Navarro and
on tho frontier of Bscay
dom CARLOS HEADQUARTERS
Don Carlos is at Estela
THE ALFoNsIsT COMMANDMENT PIRE
despatch from Leo de Urgel says that breach three
metres in extent made day the Olsana by
Alfonsist batteriea
Three batteries will open to-morrow on the castle
and citadel
cARLrsr MARCH RELIEF
Five thousand Carlists, under General Dorregaray
passed through Berga yesterday toward organza ex-
de Urge under General Martinez Campos and intercept
conveys.
Some bataions of the Carlist Army OF the North are
also advancing toward SEQ de Urgel
soRTT REPULsED.
The carlst garrison at SEQ de Urgel made sortie
day, but promptly repulsed by the Alfonssts with
The loss of a number in killed and wounded.
ALFONSO TO LEVY A NEW ARMY-THE CARIIsrs
TO BE CRUSHED OUT.
MADRID, August 10, 1876
decree will be issued in the Official Gazette
ordering levy of 200 additional men, for the pur-
pose OF speedily ending the war.
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NEW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON
RAILROAD.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, August 10, 1875
The State Legislature answer to petition from tho
people OF the village Of Pantsvlc recently passed an
amendment the charter of the New Haven and North
ampton Railroad Company compelling tho company to
Teestabsh at Plantsyille the depot which they aban.
doned over year ago AT meeting Of the company 5
stockholders held here to-day, at which majority Of
the stock represented, the amendment rejected
by unanimous vote the company claiming the right
TO do thus The matter will probably be well ventilated
IN Lhe courts before Il IS lnally setted.
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CAPTURE OF CONvICTs.

Richmond, Va, August 10, 1878.
Four OF the convicts who escaped from the Penten-
tary night before last recaptured last night about
three miles from the city, making their way up tbs
canal The remaining one, the negro Hail. who was con-
vcted of swindling wealthy Richmond coored men out
Of So 900 still large This his secoud escape, Ia
having been recaptured the FIRST time in Philadelphia
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAX DHFAnrhETr,
OyFt0B or THE CHIEF SIGNAL eVPrCRR !
WAsHNGroN, August Ill An
Prab1biyffies

Fr0bGbiIntea
For New England increasing cioudiness and slight
fan OF temperature, with falling barometer, winds
shang TO southery and easteriy, followed by rain.
For the Middle States and the Lower Lake Region
cloudy weather and rain with fresh and brisk easterIy
to southerly winds, veering to westerly, falling br-
Ometer and lower temperature than Tuesday
For the upper lake region, the Ohio Valley and Ten
nessee rain, followed By partly cloudy weather south
west to northwest winds rising barometer and slghs
changes in temperature
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
eys and the Southwest clear or fair weather, hght
winds, mostly from the north and west slowly rising
barometer and no decided change IN temperature
For the south Atlantic and East Gulf States light ran
followed by clearing aud weather southcriy TO
westerly winds and slight changes in the barometer
The Ohio River will TALL rapidly above Evansville md
change but slightly at the stations below The Mists-
sppi will fall slowly at St Louis and Cairo
stationary 81 chilly Meuphs Helena vioks-
burg
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, August TO- 1876.
The stockholders OF the Texas and Pacific Railroad
had meeting today at which the report Of the Presi
dent was read This document which is very volumi-
nous, states that the work Of practically
suspended Ut the present time but will be resumed ia
beptember. The report was ndopied
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STEAMER ON A ROCK.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H, August 10, 1875
At one O'Clock to-day tho small steamer s. &
wethsrei from Pigeon Cove, with thirty excursonistx
on board, Half Way Rock, about half milo To
the of Star Island As the wrecked vessel
discovered the steamer Major went to her
She momentariy in danger OF caps2ing, but for
tunately the MAJOR arrived in time TO all tho pas
sengers The occurrence created great sensation "a
the Shoals
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REPORTED PRESENCE OF THE DISEASE Ii
SAVANNAH DENIED

SAVANNAH DENIED.
SAVANNAH Ga, August 10, 1875
Reports OF yellow fever in this city having been circu
lated abroad, Dr. Arnold prominent physician, Mayor
pro tenn Dr. Stone of the United States Hospital and
Dr. Dickson, surgeon at oglethorpe Barracks certify
that the city never healthier Dr. Stone,
who has resided in several cities North, says
'7t is tho healthiest city of them all" Surgeon
Dickson corroborates this statement
for the week shows only fifteen Deaths all told de-
crease of five compared with the week last year.
There is not a Of fever Of any kind reported.
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CUBA.

SPANISH SUCCESSES IN FIELD sK1RansHEs WITH
THE INSURGENTS.
HAVANA, August TO- 1875.
Several skirmishes have occurred between the Span
iards and insurgents, with results favorable TO the
former. The loss on both sides slight
NAVY REINFORCED
The Spanish man-of-war Churruca has arrived here
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THE FAILURE OF A TANNER.

PORT JERvs, August 10, 1875
]. II. Dawes OF Rockand, Sullivan county, owner
Of the Butternut Grove Tannery in that town has
recently mado an assignment for the benefit Of his
croditors His liabilities S38 900 and his assets
about x3s 600 The failure caused by rot getting
into the tannery and depreciatng tho value Of the
leather and tho general depression In business HIS
failure is regretted by all
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THE CHEROKEE ELECTION.

Ross REFLECTED BY LARGE MAJORITY.
WASHINGTON August 10, 1875
Hon. D. H. Ross, chairman of the Cherokee dclegs-
ton in this city tonight received despatch from w.
ushy Head Treasurer OF that nation that his brother
W. ?. Ross has been reelected principal chief BY
largo majority. The election passed of quietly.
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FRESH INDICTMENTS
SOUTH cARoLINA's Ex-TREAsURER

COLUMBIA s. c., August TO- 1875
Sheriff Dent arrived in the city with the fugitive
prisoner Niles G.. Parker ex-State Treasurer who was
arrested yesterday and confined in the Jail Of Camden
Parker came in the afternoon in country cart under
guard and heavily roned. 500 will be paid for
his arrest He is confined in the Jail in this city
Crowds were a the TAIL to usher his return
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.

svo THOUSAND TURKISH TROOPS DESPATCHED
TO HERZEGOVINA.
LONDON August 11-5 80 A. ~
A telegram TO the Times from Constantinople states
that 1000 Turkish troops been despatched to Her
Uegoytna by way Of Kick
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THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.

LOUISVILLE, August TO- 1875.
The Courier Journals special from Frankfort says
the official returns from nnetytwo counties give Nc
Creery, democrat, a majority of So 792. There are
Swenty four counties yet TO be heard from.
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MAYO'S TRIAL.


RICHMOND, Va, August TO 1910
Colonel Joseph Mayo, exState Treasurer, who To-
charged with enbezzlng tho State funds while In ofc
brought before the Police Justice this morning A
request Of the the defence the Com
monweaths attorney, the hearing postponed tin
the Isl of September, number Of material Witnesses
being absent from the city. The accused admitted
To bail in $50 900.
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FATHER GERDEMANN.
RALTIMORE- Nd A

BALTIMORE, Nd, August 10 1875.
The priest John W. Gerdemann, Of Philadelphia,
repeated his lecture, entitled en Years in the Priest
hood in the Masonic Temple In this city tonight
The audience small one over $50 persons being
present There was no excitement or disorder
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NO YELLOW FEVER IN JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

NO YELLOW FEVER IN JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, August TO- 1875.
The following resolution was passed before the City
Council of Jacksonville last night for the purpose OF
putting end TO the flying reports Of yellow fever be-
ing in this city,
Resolved That IL is the unanimous opinion Of the
Duval County Medical Society there being full at
tendance that there has not been is there
Of yellow fever any disease resembling it,
midst.
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A FATAL STEP.

QUEBEc August TO- 1875.
Last night, about eight O'Clock, Miss Murray, Of Mon
trea and son Of Rev. Mr.. Wilson, Of Kingston while
attempting TO step from the wharf 10 just
leAgin9-s IeD tnLa The river and we're drowned.
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MEXICO.

ATTACK OF THE REvoLUTIoNIsTs ON SAN BIAS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, August 10, 1875
despatch from San Dega says the purser of the
steamer City Of Panama reports that the revouonlsts
about August attempted to sack San Bias bat were
defeated and fed
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CANADIAN RAILROAD ROUTE.

QuEBEc August 10, 1875.
practical route for railway in a direct line be-
tween Quebec and Lake St John has been discovered by
the French Canadian hunters and Indians who hunt in
the same country. This route in 100 miles shorter
than the proposed by Dumais the government sur
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THE BLACK HILLS.
Fort LARAMIE. Wv. T. A,

Fort LARAMIE, Wy T., August TO- 1875.
Captain Pollock left this morning to
mand of the post in the Black Hills, temporarily
established to keep miners The post will be garri-
soned by company Of infantry and two OF cavalry
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sEnENApr TO TIE pRrs1pENr.

LONG BRANCH August TO- 1878
This evening President Grant serenaded at his
cottage by Mollenhauers Ocean Hotel Band under the
supervision of Mr. Charles Leland. large number Of
ladies and gentlemen were present listening TO the
classical music which enlivened the neghboring cot
tages The President then acknowledged the compli-
ment
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SAN FRANCISCO REPUBLICANS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, August 10, 1875.
The Republican Congressional Convention, last even
ing nominated Ira P. Rankin for Congress.
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Ask ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS, KNWB
Caps Abdominal Supporters Suspensory Bandages Shoul
der Braces and Clutches at MARSHS Truss Office No
Yesey street. Lady in attendance.
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A-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFORMrTV Isl
successfully treated by Dr. S n MARSH principal the
drm OF Marsh Oo, his Office No. Vesoy cot,
House No connection with any other office in thA
~tau
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ERX. iR1iA%lY o. cANAD4 FOE ALL FONTS
COACHES ATTACHED IrS9nLs ONLY Regular FARg
HERALD OFFICE; PASSENGERS RECEIVED FOR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ALBANY, SARATOGA, PALATINH
VIA, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPEM
SION BRIDGE
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ROCHESTER,, August 10, 1879
The weather is fine for the which began to day.
Large crowds arriving the trains In the poOs
this morning the 2:4 race, Clementine the ia
vorite at As TO 90 90 and 40 for the field In the 23s
race the pools sold Preston, As Orient 10; Benton,
s. deid, 10. The track is IN prime order.
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THE BRIDESBURG ARSENAL EXPLO-
SION.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa August 10, 1875
John Butler died night from injuries received 40
the Bridesburg Arsenal explosion making three deaths
from that accident
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AMERICAN DENTISTS.

THE CONVENTION AT LONG BRANoH-A DAY DE-
VOTED TO CONGRATULATIONS ADDRESSES AND
HISTORY.
LONG BRANCH, N j., August 10, 1875
The twenty first annual meeting OF the American
Dental Convention brought about hundred dentists
here to-day Their session this afternoon was mostly
devoted TO congratulatory addresses. The President
b r. Cav of Baltimore, delivered the FIRST and was
followed by Dr. J. @. Amber, Of New York who read
history Of the society The business will begin
tomorrow, and will also occupy Thursday. Papers
treating OF speciates in dentistry will be read and
measures calculated to set up uniform standard
Of requirements for the PROFESSIONALISM the pre-
scrbed Of study aud the issuing Of diplomas
ha aiaau.saaA
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FOUND WITH HIS THROAT CUT.

OMAHA, Neb., August TO- 1875
Joshua r. Brown formerly OF Anamosa, La, was
found at his stock rancho in hc ucighborhood o. Lara
nne City, Wyoming wllh Ats hrasL Ank
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BRoOU

A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOK Lynn
corner Fulton and Boerum street
Open from A. NJ. 20 7. VI.
On Sunday from , 20 0 L. NJ.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE

Tickets now be purchased through 20 Saratoga
Take Herald train Schenectady where carriages will ba
in waiting convey passengers Saratoga arriving hOre
ia time for break fast
Fare from New York, including delightful drive Of -
mics throug the country,
So so
Close connection made at Saratoga rail Lakes eorEn
Luzerne aud Schroon, ving there before
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Swans HONOR TO AMERICA.

PARIS, August TO- 1875.
The Geographical Congress has decreed letters of dis
tlnctIon to the Navy Department and Signal Bureau at
Washington
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NEW PUBILCATIONs.

DRIGHTs DISEASE DIABETES, DRorSY, GRAykL
ID Calculus, Cont Rhcumatism, Dyspepsia Diseases on ms
Liver, Kidneys Bladder prostrate Gland rrcmatH,e
tration Organic Debility Chronic AhectOns hcWaoss
by general praotitonera Two pamphlets explaining the
successful treatment by Natyss specific Behesaa hner
Spring Water aud Or A flAWLEY HEATH, the author
proprietor and free 70 address, DepS. e9d rsesl
ton ro0tna 20O Brnadwy New York n SEQ ~. Heaa
mark. "AAahssL Maaa>s fLa-" sn All nAckaloa
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ALL RUPTURED PERSONS SOON FIND THEIR
way TO the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY 6S3 broadway
where permanently cured easy wo,IDdA
without suffering or Inconvenience.
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A-MATTHEwS' PURE SODA WATER. TEE
refreshing and wholesome beverage at all times" Dis
pensed 900 In New York and vicinity Tho MAJ
TuRws APPARATUS dispenses free from all cOna
nation JOHN MATTHEW, New IOLk
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AR GIVEN Away BY

ONE MILLIONS OF DOLLAR GIVEN Away BY
the Montpeer Female Humane Association 90 Nexanda,
Va September 30 1875 This purely chad1 bile enter
prise for the benefit ind gent old OF that Stas
Endorsed by the Governor kemper xGgvcruof
Walker Judre Benborn members Of COnErt The
do~sNment ar spfcicnt for the hOnf fait
mi performance the enterprise and Distribute Of g4
Se"u 'O' Il METCALF, s25 Broadway.
NJ ~.