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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-srxrEESrH PAGE-sscOnd, third, fourth
AsrRoHo sFf .FsS SS" PAcrFnA column
bBnIL1LhiAkPs|yHST PAeEsSth COLUMN second
third, fourth and nhh columns and FOURTH PAGE
BOARD AND D" LODGING wANTED-FIrTrrsrH PAGE
Finh column and FOURTH PAGs-Fifth GO; cplu nn,n
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PAGE
BUSHES s aqS iseGgT PAGE
BUSINESS NoTIcEs-NISrH PAGE-Fifh and sixth col
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PAer-First
cIERRs and fSd
and fifth columns and THIRrEKSrH PAcE-lniru COL
%SB
coAsrwIs Sg'D ssTEAMsHIPs-srcOsD PAcH-FOurh and
COUNTRY BoARD-zFIrrEEsrH PAeE-si1th column and
pANcfNG ACXpEM IEsOsrnTEESrH PAcE+second col.
pBYTfsTRY-rmnrErsrn PAeE-rhIrd column
RRY PAe 6 T Gnq sSs %Sp ux
FURNIsHED-TmHD PAGE1First, second and no. Third
EUnoERS EGGsTH
ExcT gRRsi PAor-Fith and sixth columns.
FOR NFREiGHT OR oH1RTER-rwnLrrH PAcs-sixth
FOR ssaLEMFouRrHKSru PAcr-sixth column and FOURTH
FURNISHED ffni ROOMS os'" AND APARTMENTS TO LET
THIRD PAcE-Third and fourth columns, and FOURTH
sHmr Aerrd
and fourth columns, and THIRTEENTH PAcE-Third
HELP WANTED MALEs-FouRrErSrH PAGE-Fith and
HoRE S1%9s sRs Xnsr fch fourth
and hfth columns nun. .,-., ..,u..,. ,,a
column ana sixth Columns anu
HOUSES Ss''l RooMs &c, 'wXNTEp THIRD PAdr-sixth
Observation-Disclosures PAcr-frst and second col
JERSEY CITY. HoBoKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER-
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD PAGE
LEcTUsE SEASON THrnrrEs1H PAcn-Thrd column.
E4oH nSn PacFMTGird column
BE dcu%n
HNE RY %SD
MiiscSEisLitANEoUs ADVERTISEMENTS TWELFTH PAGE
EIsCEtIASEo -rmHrnnyrs PAc. so,s1s column
sEM
PATIGKNsEnsT f p.nSE.s column
PiANoFoRTEs, ORGANS, &C.-srxTEEs-H PAon-second
rRofSssIox SITUATIONS
pRofEsTY OUT Of THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoNp PAGE-Second and third columns, and
REAL Fo TsThTh 70 eSp pAer
and 9arA eSa%Ps and p0TEH
kEaoUs NorfcEsFlnsr PAdr~Pst and SP's second
;;';=9
First, second and third columns. and THIRTEENTH
B1ruATfoNs sIiT PAGE
BTRBs advair F.ssHSra
SUMNER RESORTS-FryTEENrH PAcE-Sixth column
THE TRADES-FouRTEESTH PAGE-Sixth column
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-THIRp PAGE
First column and FOURTH PAGE--Frst column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-SEcoSD PAGE-Ffth column
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
THIRD PAcE-Fourth and fifth columns, and FOURTH
PAGE-Second and third columns.
WANTED TO CHARTER--TwELFTH PAGE--Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.-THIRrEEsTn PAGE-Fihh col
wEsTSEsTEg COUNTY PEorEFTy FOR SALE OR
PAoE-Frst column.
WINES, LIQUORS. &C,-FrRsr PAGE--Sxth column.
WINTER RESORTS-FOURTH PAGK-Ffh column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-TwRLTTn PAGE-Sixth col
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DRosPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
Il 1875
THIRD ANNUAL RUNNING MEETING.
sEPTEMBER z, 8 AND II;

T sEPTE4 4 ,cSS Z 3 AN, AMP PIN II
FULTON ferry with at Twenty
street. landing PARK Rfs S%TEs Fl n ri TEN MINUTES
Races commence ats P. NJ. each day
chsnss Is West Tveny,eshth street Price S. '' -'
pect Park and coney island Railroad Company will run
enne and Twentieth street Greenwood direct 70 the track
and no 60 horse
leave Fulton ferry passing Catharne ferry and crossing all
e 'a ose Ts from New IS via Hamilton
ferry and CSney Island cars to the junction Of Ninth avenue
that point to the companys depot ,,,,,rr,,,nuo,v
Engineer and Superintendent ooney Island Division.
, WestehssteS County Fan Meeting white
Plains ogs%9sg 10 and 1872 The following are the
fErbEMsHf
sh g. Lookout oIds g Aon1oi Alex Paterson
0f B EEsr l. Seffit se RsisGs So S'y
Pss W. eS % Bell. Rs
rw weIPax SF dllssRFEh ia l 500
Dr. Big BOnsnss 8 j fnEe1nsopS St. george; A
formefy Lady Travis g. Peter Nance. Dr. g. Creedmore
Z Doc Cook s., Wild American 8 j. Swan, br. Brown
FoUR.YEAR-oLD cLAss--PURsE 500.
Knapp "sP s 1s~s Gyr. raS nsI SURPRISE
Jones rW SApTERaS4 SEfEsAFEk 1852
wGpR'd liSH shss Par ssii
Harbeek, Jr, b. Fair Play, dOImeriy windermeir) s.
Alex f''sE T%ofH hM' cIassrURsE $500
l. NJ whppe names b. Martin Ross Ross; = Dan ace
6. Nonao; s h. Douglass, Dr., g. Brown Franz ]; s.
e as Fese eof
Even Howe 0 HfISSF 10 ETsn P S By
j. o. MILLER Secretary "
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CEACAUCUs TRoTTING COURSE SEPT. 7-PURSE
= $780, for 20 class; $50 $50 $40 Same day, purse
500 for hurdle SEQ $50 $40 Sept $3.50 for
40 class $40 $45 SIS Same day $780, for running
haimie heas 500 $50 $40 Entries close evening before
each day, &C. Donevan 93 Washington street. Hoboken
PETER BRADY.
CPRING VALLEY DRIVING PARK, THURSDAY,
- September o, lS75-Purse of 800 for As class same
purse 500 for 80 class entries close Monday Septem
Der g. p. NJ Address A. FURMAN, Spring Valley, N. Y
A. FURMAN, Proprietor.
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DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS.
M ALTMAN 4 CO.. 18TH ST. AND 9Th Av.
NJ ALrMAN 400:
: sossErs {
AND
GROUND HArsS
M ALTMAN co. 5--S NJ ALTMAN 90
J . an: %. p; 2: .; ;;s j
vELvErs 'A'0i LAcEs
GOODS
5o,s,r,r, y. 90 .sv~r4
3 FEATHERS :
90 NvKL1vM
We offer for sale and the balance The week
zoo PIECES DRESS SILKS.
many Of which were purchased last Friday ss the
FIELD, Mo 5RisiS% FEM FRNSER a CO.,
being the last special Peremptory sale Of imported
From among these goods we are pleased to espe.
msksss and and prees Vi our p"on' W '"e
5s5 yards 2oinch black eros dc Rhine SOC yard
Irregular retail price, SD
ale yards 2oinch black Gros de Rhine better quality,
Irregular retail price, 81 IS. - -
7ss yards caehemer Franchise nh q. 81 IS yard
CIhis silk is a bargain at vi 75)
ess yards 24nch cachemere Angaise SILK At 81 50 yard
40 yards 2oineh gros grain American make 81 yard
.' saa n sas SssI 81 yard
7s4 yards 22inch satin finish gros grain 80 yard
"a superior quality and very cheap)
800 yards 22inch Gachemere hnish 81 70 yard
Irregular retail price So
Full value 81 so, wholesale pricsJ '-'-
1000 yards 24inch Cachemere finish, make, a
CThis silk was imported. cost 81 e1)
1000 yards 2snch sublime iustro oachsmsrs a.
s. Is yard
Elegant soft lustre silk warranted)
2o7 yards first quality Sublime" finish Cachsmsrs n
81 As yard.
This silk Is we'll worth s. yard)
2os yards finest Cachemere black silk, -.ublime" 81
50 10 yard
price obtaining elsewhere from 81 to SAY
% pieces of rich grain Silk in the cloth shades
prominent among which the Prussian and myrtle
marine blue and seal brown make of which
fine grain Silk, 80 inches, 81 40 yard
The other 22inch heavy grain, 81 81 yard
all of which will be for sale tomorrow,
MONDAY, September g
M. ALTMAN CO.,
Nineteenth street and Sixth avenue.
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spoRrrNe-poGs, BIRDS. sc.


GENTLEMAN. HAVING LATELY IMPORTED
"A two No. breach-oading Shotguns will sell very
cheap Address GREAT BARGAIN, Herald Office.
A THLETIC CLUBS, PEDESTRIANS AND HORSE
n menPedomeers In solid silver and silver gilt cases
with directions how to use them at 80 each they will tell
r. SOLOMON Watches and Diamonds, No. Park row.
DUTLER's INFALIIBLE NANCE CURE AND MEDI
I'D cnes for all diseases For sale only at No Peck slip.
IloR sALE-A BLACK AND TAN DOG, MONTHS
old best stock in the city weighs pounds Inquire at
lao First avenue, corner Eleventh street.
L,oR sALE-A SPLENDID ST. BERNARD DOG, 8
years old lob Evergreen avenue, Brooklyn, z. d.
LoR sALE-A BLACK AND TAN GORDON SETTER,
well broken; also a very small black and tan Terrier
Z. r. HALE, 2o9 Fulton street. New York
VI Guns, at prices from 81 25 to S275, gold For circulars
showing the wonderful efficiency Of these weapons apply
II. O. sQUIREs, No Cortlandt street.
DoINTER DoG.-AT AUCTION, TUESDAY, AT 10
ll2 East Thirteenth street-A1 stock. IL months old
stanch Has been gunned some and be Mon
day and day OF sale.
WANTED-A FINE DOUBLE GUN, SCOTT OR
w Greener make, ten gauge, and niue pounds weight
Office.
THE TURF.
A UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD MORNING
IA and evening at THOMAS Exchange, $50 Broadway
exingon KY Particular attention given by
mail messenger. French pools open until tho hour of
starting the race
A UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
corner Broadway and Twenty street running
races Lexington KY and at Prospect Park full RETURNS
by special correspondent French pools Mt A. NJ All
orders by mail will receive particular attention
w, H. X T. b. JOHNSON.
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no PURCHASE.

XLTANTED--A STEAM TANK FROM 1000 TO I 500
w gallons; capacity and where DO seen Address
G. WILLIAMSON, Herald Office.
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A MAJOR CHARLES w. BARKER, AUCTIONEER
n. CAPTAIN GEORGE ID. HANNA, of Bourbon county
kentucky announces his seventh extraordinary sale of the
fastest and elegant l gated combined Saddle and
Harness Horses Just arrived from Kentucky to take place
at BARKER Il SONS City Auction Mart and New York
Tattesas of Broadway and Thirty ninth street
SATURDAY, September IL, Mt IL o'clock, and comprising
SEVENTEEN HEAD, that rot In from three minutes
down 40 Including OF the most thoroughly broken
saddle horses in Amerca the of Black Donald, Bald
Eagle, Engineer Denmark, American Clay &c, &c, all
warranted In every particular.
STOCK WILL ARRIVE at the mart on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER g. when DIR. John w Clark, agent for Captain
Hanna will be hand give everybody the opportunity of
SPEED Of any of the lot BEFORE the day OF sale
CATALOGUES NOW ready at the mart
SALE POSITIVE. No postponement on account Of
aatha
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HORSES. cARRIAGEs, &C.
A RICH. JOHNSTON. AUCTIoNEER
IL CARD-RETROSPECTIYE
NENI-NIDI-NICL

A MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIoNEER.
IA. GREAT JOINT SALE Of Trottng Stock, Adeney
Cattle, DC, the property of W. f. Peet ESQ., and Mr.. Ed
Ward r. Gardner to take place At Maple HIN Farm near
TRAIN WILL LEAVE Thirty fourth street NJ q .55 A NJ
arriving at Rosyn at IL 06 where conveyances will be
attendance TO convey visitors the visitors
to New York Immediately after the sale.
THE STOCK comprises twenty-five head Of Brood Mares
Colts and Files, the of Dictator Happy Medium Voun
teer Jerome Edgar &c and includes OF the fastest and
abandonment matched pairs of genemen
the states the brood all stinted Mark Anthony
by Hamlet; Aravana, by Thomas Jeherson Cyclone by
Young America, &c.
THE ALDERNEY CATTLE bred from Herd Book
animals are three and four old and finely marked
CATALOGUES CAN be had at the Offices of the Spirit of
the Times and Turf Field and Farm, Barker Sons
corner of Broadway and ThiG n ninth street.
SALE POSITIVE and 10
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A GENTLEMAN. HAVING LATELY IMPORTED
n two No. breach-oading Shoguns will sell very
cheap Address GREAT BARGAIN, Herald Office.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

IMPORTANT TO HORsEMEN-FOR SALE HANDSOME
bay Stallion Young Pilot years old 1873 hands high
long and tail sound and kind sired Mambno Pilot
dam John McCauley's Star Mare trot in 40 this is
bay Fly years old and Bay year Gedings very
promising sired by above horse dam Kate OBren; year
ling Fy also bay Brood Mare Kate Brien has troted
inside 3d. cause Of selling the serious illness Of Mr. Rich
merchandise. Apply CHARLES F. WALTERS, n East
Broadway.
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TsABEAU INVISIBLE CRIMPs, MADE OUT OF NAT.
ura curly hair and real also large stock Curs
and Drads. ISABEAU, No. z Union square.
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INFORMATION wANTED-OF T. ADRIAN BERGEN,
who in San Francisco in 1869. Any sending his
present address 36 West Street Hotel this city will
confer favor on n old California friend.
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d1OO REwARD-FOR RETURN OF REPEATING
DlUO cylinder Watch silver dial, No. III, Chain and
Lockc Tuesday August ~ Broadway cars
Canal and Broome streets. No questions asked.
X. a. SCHNABEl, So and IS Worth street.
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REWARDS.

6,1 = REwARD.-LOST, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING
~ ID fory-nrst street and Tenth avenue. yellow
Scotch terrier Bitch SIS will be paid for returning her TO
"a West Thirty-hn street.
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A ONE CLARENCE, ONE COUPE, ONE EXTEN-
n. sion top Phaeton and one Wagonette, all nearly
by private family going Europe To be sold cheap,
NJ CURLEYS I09 Ill and ID East Thirteenth street.
near urtha ypnu
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PERSONAL.

A NY INFORMATION ABOUT THE PRESENT RESI-.
u dence of Mr. Alexander Raovich, Of Odessa late Of
Mplain Conn, will be thankfully received by PHILIP
sPEYER CO.. 20 Exchange place, who have OF i'm
TO i'm
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STORAGE,


A -sToRAGE-wEsT SIDE STORAGE WARE.
"A houses 5a3 and 636 Hudson street. ITO Green
witch aud 10 Abingdon square. Tor Furniture Pianos
oldest. n
extensive responsible establishment the business
TAGGART, owner and manager Office 500 Hudson street
Arlington square,.
Umpire STORAGE wAREHOUSES-FOR FURNI.
u ture, pianos mirrors, baggage merchandise In
separate rooms Furniture carefully removed
boxed or shipped II. ORElLLl 4 CO., Propretors $50
800 and 392 Hudson street.
II o. CARRINGToNs CONNECTED WITH AND OF
II. the hrm Of g. L. Kelly " Co for the IL
First class Storage Warehouses; for Furniture Baggace
Pianos Se, In open storage separate COMPARTMENTS
dutic chaEges other cash
Principal office 81 Third branch Offices No East
Twenty second street and ,2St Broadway.
l. EVENING TELEGRAM
- EVERY DAY, 10 O'CLOCK EDITION
THE CABLE REPORTS or THE
Is NOW TIE LEADING FEATURE
OF JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRISE.
CToRAGE FOR FURNITURE. PIANOS BAGGAGE
- separate lowest rates. every convenience.
watchman furniture boxed and shipped. MICITAI,ES 4
son, 49, 40 and ~ Commerce street, Blocker.
CToRAGE AND WAREHOUSE, MEsSRs FAvoRs,
- auction and commission house. 10 East Fourteenth
street location for all of free goods
sales well attended, settlements prompt large demand at
private sale call and investigate
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
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CTOLEN-FROM wHITESTONE, ON NIGHT OF SEP
- TENDER small Sloop ~ feet long, feet wide painted
white with brownish line showing about one foot
above Inform from her will be duly rewarded
Address JEREMIAH SMITH, Whitestone, l.. |.
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AOS REWARD AND no QUESTIONS FOR RETURN
- III of open faeed gold Watch, inscribed Mrs 7. f.
Clark lost from Is Seventh street, Hoboken.
JOHN CURTIN, 800 West street.
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TAPE WORM
Removed In I've HsaFx,

vxyIru HEAD COMPLETE. OR NO TX.
w psnse. In addition 10 the iargc uumber
.'.s..i .Ieelins hundred- OF p<vscns On this
ss,ssi sr~ dragging out . wrrtehed exis,eace--
Syip, sy incke--from what th.y -avpcss To
~, .l,.v.p- q. hat what 10 In reality the edest
Of ikis tssribts .pars-iic In the ,tomseh-
rho.s suffering hum an upnAnral appetite.
os .,omsr 4. I'm stlon. sea4 mental state
\ nattering sen>Aiion areand the hesrt. Peor
,asmosy. rsrvsss dehpliy. dinsees of sirhis
.ce ,slonsi dixzips.s. etc.. are sdvissa to eHn
bafors thsir system hseonss ,saoosa ssyose
.v.,ss .iions sftapswosm. Ny cnre N psrna.
n..ni- And avoid the starving prcesss and Do
tsln The patient has eoapse 81 nenf, som
husins~s. Medicine sent Ia Any pet St tne
s...atry rHiients treated at their residepfe
-. ,,r,frrrxd. Onlce hour non 20 = sed
DR. CLOSE
y So ~ ~ nis.ioa sirss,. sesr fesrh. saa frsn'
Sisco.
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MAN il harlier than a woman. eS-
eept in his han,ls. When she sees him
take his eoat.tail 10 hold q stove hiiyr.
she pushes him away in disgust and
takes the hot object In her bare hands
without winching. When he has di.h
To lift from the stove he very properly
starts OF for cloth. and while gone.
she removes II with her naked hand aud
il then ready to say things that nats
him feel small and Worthless when he
gets baek.
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TO rmK LADIES.

DIR. sPiNNEY, while naturally Impressed
with tho dslieAcy of the subject feeis 30 hsst
fancy In s-saring them that. In ecn1unction
with eompetent know ledge of thelr vafious
rufferingu. -aeh a- Nervousness. NsufaktAs
spinal Weakness, Loss Of Appetite. iAssttude,
Proiapsus utesi. kctrovefrions or Dtsplaee-
mcnt of the Womb, Vaginal irregularities. Leu
ehorrcs. Dyspepsia. indisc.tion. Constipation.
aud many petty, irritating dl-trAetioas thst
almost Invariably have their origin in IL utsf,
ips r,l,iou, he can Afford them Immediate relief.
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DIR. A. b. SPINNEY,
Has Removed to No. iSs South q

street. vlrsinls, opposite champhin House.
Dr. spinacy, well known throughout the
eountry as . rAihologi.t and Physiolo2t-t,
who-e .nccc--fiI treatment Of certain physieai
di.lblli,ic. anl functional derangcnents de-
servesily entitlc him To the familiar rceoxni.
tion OF the CHEAT SPECIALIST. would re-
specially infasm the eitizcns of Ntrginia City
and vicinity thai his Increasing patronage de-
mxndinc morr conms,lious apartments, he has
removed to his new once, No. iss south Z
str--t, Virginia, seven doors north of the
French Drug store. where he will ~ pteased
To cou-alt with all. thus giving insAlid- an OPP
psrtunity of Kidding themselves. through his
prvfc--l,,asi agency. of such consfitnttond an
noyanre- and ailments ~ he eiAims tn compass
aud Ia cure. withoat catering tnts biograph-
iesi details, 10 10 suf1eiept to sluply prll9ai-
gate In. fact that Dk- sriNNkN's easS>sst
rrputsiion may bc traced back To HE inaasu-
ration aud conduct of the Montreal lcAnsda
EA.tp Medical institute. Thu r~gime of ~
Engll.h Pharmaceutical Collexss is g.urod ~
Al elevated standard An extended eyr~penee
and sn a--hlaoas study VI the varied phs-es
sfdi-ca-e enables him To gusrsntec assurances
Of snccc-. in the eradication ot the multifofm
chronic Affections incident tn both sexsr. sueh
~ N.r,oas Debiliiy, ESAsas,si xh.li.v,
Youthful Exce>-ea, Marriage Impedimcstss
s,,a t,n ,.ute di.. .s..r 90 ueFnllv
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As AIRS, Wilson. formerly Augusta j.
Evans. IL about to publish y now novel.
We give specimen 81 her style; In one
Of her books. where heroine bends
over her dying one. and aaks, "Can !
do anything for you, my beloved. In TINS
ngonizinig hourf" hs responds. Yes,
my angel. Go toyondler shelf tpointinG
with pallid finger to tho library shelves
in the cornsr). and selecting the proper
volume. bring II hither. and read to me
In the original Greek. froeaiuss letter
TO Agathocles.
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MlDDI.E-aGED MAN.

There are many of the AGE of thirty TO sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
ofthe bladder, often accompanied by rhght
smsrting q, burning sensation. aud Z weaken
ing ofth system In manner the patient can
not account for; on examining the urinary de-
po-i,. q ropy sediment win ohenbe Round, aud
..tnetimes rmaii particles of alhunen Win ap
p.Ar, or the color viii he of . thin and n,ilkish
hue, --Sin changing to dark and torpid APP
p.srtnre. Therr are isana mca vho dis oi this
,iinieulty, i.,noraat of the eauss. which lis the
seeond -ts,r of-cniinal weskne-s. DR.. y. viii
guarantee perfect cure In all such eases. and
. ah.slthy Tc-totstion of the senito arinary or
gsn-.
iority oI ease-; balance of treatment can be
sanslaeted at home without intruuption OF
business once hoar--i0 tn I. . tn 9, and 7 Tn
II, sundays To 4 2. y. oaiy. Cousuitaitou
Yrr. Examination ard advice. ta.
fN- DIR %. J sPEER. late saryvon In ilsa-
LEVINE Hospital. L. .now associated With Dr.
spinney. aud vili give special sltrnti"a Tn the
treatment .f di-csse- of the ElE and klkk,
xI-o rRlvATE DISEASES. Errii.R ACUTE
OR CHRONIC.
Po-t once Addrc.s. .
\, Nor 81. virssni. New.
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YOUNG MEN,

Who may he suffering from the eneet.of youih,
fii foIlies or indiseret.on. viii do wellto avail
th.m-sive. of this. the greatest boon ever lad
Al a.. altar of suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN.
My will guarantee to forfeit ave hundred dol
lars for every case of seminal wcakne-s or pr.
ya,s di-.a.e of any kind nc character which be
undertakes and fails to eusc. He Voc h.thefc-
tore. say to the apfortnnsfe sufferer who may
cad thi- notice, that yoa Are trsading upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay In
.-sklny tnc proper remedy for Jour eomplaint.
You mar bc In the Dirt stAec-fcmrmbef. you
are approaching the hst. IL yoa are bordering
upon the Last. and aro suffering rome or all VI
u. evil effects. remembef that 10 you obstipats-
ly persist In procra-lination. the time must
come when the most skitlfal physician can REQ
der ycu no assistance: when the doors of hops
will b. closed agAinst you; when no ANGEL of
mercy can hiring you relief. In noeas~ has the
Dcctor failed VI success. Then let not despair
work it-eif upon your Imagination. but avail
your-s II of the beneficial re-alts of his treat
Insnt hefore your case is hsyond the reach of
me,iiea! -kili. or before grim death hurrics you
y oaprculature grave. INHNN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-13
r,,K csSvi.ls1 az LIvk.

TtiE c0Nri.lCT ~ IrFE-
Oaward. onward. through The region
Where Thea art be drsax and bne:
Dad hath set guardian legion
Very usss tsss-p'sss ss~ sai q Z
Upward. upward their hssanna
Rollsth Ger thee. "tiod 10 Lover"
All arousd NY rsfiSro~S banner -,
Nv the thorn roaal and nons other
IL the Mssnt visisn Won;
Tread u wiihout shrisking. srothsst iI-
Jesus trod it-press thsa on 4
NJ Thy trustfai. calm rndeavor, mn
Guiding. eA~ssing. Ike the sua.
Ezrth boand hearts thou shalt deliver.
u. for thsir sake, psess Thea sa' Z" ''
Ne thl. wsrid the wiser. stronger,
For toy life sf pals ssd 1900:
wsils u nssds thee. q, ne hnsss
Pray thou for thy quick rs'sase;
Prsy thou, undi.hesrtsne,l. rather.
rhai then 10 Q h.ithfsl son:
Dy the prayer of Jesus: "tathss,
Not my viii. hat rhlls BE- donsr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-13
COME AND NIX HEALED.

n matters not what your trouble may be,
,oul. and let the Doctor examine yoar case. ~
viii eo.t yea nothing ksr e,,asultation, soplease
call and satisfy yoar-else. whether the Doetor
un.ier.tasi- your case. " he can cure you he
will tell you 80; " not. he Will say %. for he
will nat undertake q CURE unless he i-conndeut
sf nif,.r I'M. the samc. I'D
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-10-07
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The County Superintendency.

Elsewhere We publish the card of
Mr.. G. B. Garrison as an Independent
candidate for County Superintendent
of Schools.
Mr.. Garrison is in every way quail
ged to make an efficient and successful
officer, and in his hands the people
may rest assured that the educational
interests of the county will be looked
after faithfully and we'll. Mr.. G.. is
no party candidate. He comes before
the people untrammelled by any politi-
cal obligations; anxious only to build
up, and enthuse needed vitality into
the schools of the county.