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WEED TONic AND MANDRAKE PrLLs.-These med
icines have undoubtedly performed more cures Of
Consumption than any other remedy known TO the
American public. They compounded ~ vege-
table ingredients and contain nothing which can
be injurious to the human constitution. Other
remedies advertised a. cures for Consumption
probably contain opium. which l. a somewhat
dangerous drug in all cases, and. IL taken freely
by con-umptvs patients. II must do great injury;
for It's tendency is 10 conne the morbid matter In
the system. which. OF course. must make cure
impossible schencks Pulmonic Syrup IL war
ranted not TO contain particle OF opium. II Is
composed 81 powerful but harmless herbs. which
act ON the lungs. liver. stomach and blood. and
thus correct all morbid secreiions ara expel all
che diseased matter from the body. These are the
only means by which Consumption can be cured.
and. a. schencks Pulmonic Syrup Sea Weed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the only medicines
which operate in this way. II IL obvious they are
the only genuine cure for Pulmonary Consump-
tion. Each. bottle Of this invaluable medicine Il
accompanied by full directions. DR. schenck IL
professionally NJ his principal Office, corner Sixth
and Arch streets Philadelphia every Monday
where all letters for advice must be addressed.
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sAFB, PERMANENT AND CoNPLErEl-Wil-
hoft's Tonic cures Chills and Fever, Dumb
Chills and Bilious fevers-those Titans that
kill their thousands where this remedy Is
unknown. IL cures enlargement Of the
Spleen. II cures Hypertrophy Of the Liver.
1t hurts no one. II cures all types of Maa-
rial Fevcrs and is perfectly protective In all
Its effects. Try Wilhoits Tonic, the great
infallihlc Chill Cure. q. X. FINLAY 4 Co.,
Proprietors, New Orleans.
EoR SALE BY ALL DRu6GIsIs.
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OLD THINGS ARE DONE AWAY.

Formerly the lancet, caiomel. bsters, aud starva-
ton were the treatment Of the sick. DIR. TUFTS
pills have done away with this. Being vegetable
they require change Of diet or occupaton-a safe
family medicine Is v Irray Street. NY.
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Every Body Pleased.

Every body who examines or uses the
CHARrEE OAK Cook STOVE is pleased with
its great capacity, superior construction,
neat appearance, cleanliness in operation.
and the construction OF its reservoir and
closet, and say IL Is unequaled as a perfect
Cooking Stove.
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MORE and more old women who
danced with Washington are turning
up every day. The Father OF his Coun-
try must have shaken an extremely live
ly heel.
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CLOCKS BY MAIL. And good ones, too
See the advertisement of 5. Il. jerome
Co., OF New Haven, Conn. They are rec
commended as first-class.
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SHALLENBERGER's Ague Pills do not
sicken the stomach, or act on the bowels.
One dose stops the chills, and vigorous health
follows. Nothing in them toinjure an infant.
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THE ENORMOUS wAsTAGE Of grain, % iassifsbL
srd other syics Of Thrcshers. can b. SAVED by this
Improved Machine. srFcien. ersTy Jot 70 more dan
pay all expenses Of threshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY MILLET HUNGARIAN and
like seeds are threshef separated cleaned and saved
easily and perfectly Wheat Oats. Rye or Barley
AN EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid FIR grain and
seeds cleaned by this machine for extra cleanliness
IN THE WIT GRAIN q ISIS, these were substan-
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
economy. doing fast, thorough and perfect work,
srhsa otAsrs ars1g failed.
ALL GRAIN TINE aud MONEY wasting complica-
tons such as Endless Aprons" "Raldies "Beafers"
"Pcksrs.- etc. sisFeiy dispesai f-h less than
on-half the usual Gears, Bels. Boxes aud Journals;
easier managed more durable: light running cost
~ repairs; dust: no litterincs 20 clean up, not
troubled BY adverse winds, rain or storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAIsERs who are posed
IN the large saving made by IL will not employ infe
rfor and wastefn machines, hut will sssis on this
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for s, s, 10 and II Horse
Powers Also a speciality OF SrPARkToRs, designed
and made ExPRrssLY STEAM
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS. viz. our i'm
proved triple Gear aud Spur Speed" WOOD
bury stylel both Mounted on four wheels
II INTERESTED In Threshng or Grain Raising.
apply 70 nearest Dealer. write 70 us for Tiustra
ted Circular sent free giving full particulars Of Sizes
Styles, Prices, Terms, etc.
Nichols, Shepard d Co.,
BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
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The " BOudoir." 3d.

These are all 30 Hour Detached Lever Escapetnent
Clocks. ofcarefnl construction and are guaranteed
n accurate and reliable time-keepers They viii run
I'm any position and are suitable for any place "here
correct time Is desired.
Henry IT. Williams, editor ofthe LADIES FLORAL
CABINET. New York. says az them. The little Won
der has come IL has proved accurate a. the best
$4,000 watches. obeys the regulator Immediately.
and is fully reliable clock OF ten or twenty
times its worth. We think AZ well worth the money
The AMERICAN AGRlCULTuRisT, % New lorh,says
lad one running for about Two months, In competl-
tion with much larger and more expensive clock,
and IN ough tsay that the little one as =, aen
Such notices these would not be given 10 any
thing but frst-class article. 80 that all who purchase
are certain OF retting the moneys worth. sent by
mail. post-paid receipt ofprce. Established 1876
4. u. JEROME& CO., NEW HAVEN, CoSN.
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PERRY SPRINGS,

PIKE co. ILL.
The hotels these wonderful Springs will be cren
for the reception 81 guests on June !. Remember.
that the water 81 these springs viii Gerry case
o. Dyspepsia or no charge vin ne made for board.
They also invagahe IN all a diseases of the
Kidneys. Bladder. stomach and Baweis having cured
several cases q that hitherto lncurahle disease.
DfABErES. Water shipped in woo1 or glass.
STAGES connect Nth an trains r.. vs.. n W. Rail-
road Al Perry springs station. send for circular.
u. A. WATSON. Proprietor.
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A HORRIBLE MURDER.

A vermont Farmer. Wife KILLED by n
Hired Man-fIow the Murderer Tried Co
Avert suspieioa-Hef Finally Confesses
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Thirty Hour Clocks.

Hour Clocks.
IL, POSTAGE PAID.
The /" st. Nicholas" 50
al Box board case. double Inn
itation morocco; "a In. high I
in. wide.
The " Cabinet. $3.50
(solid black walnut OF maple
lease 6 In. high. "a In. wide
The " Oreide." $500
(Round metal Imitation Gold
lease, s In. in diameter.
The " BOudOir." $500
La onaan... .....roccn caaal
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S.S GOO day at home. Samples worth 81 sent
s~Or,S zUfree. sTIS-oS Co.. Portland. Me.
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S2 1 zsas.. AfsR ., cc SS Y.

600 n Day. R0V 10 kAKE III. somefling Eew
'>ZO& 'aidbie. Coz. TONGEd CO.. 81. Loais, No
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12
A Flutes Fearful rate.

This morning Chronicle reporter OBJ
served detected Piute standing on the
curb of South c street, and (wonder Of
wondersD holding in his arms baby
The brave glanced uneasily about him as
if fearful that his degradation would be
observed, and seemed to take anything but
kindly to his charge, Presently two
squaws emerged from the house behind
him, each carrying pappoose on her
back, and the three waddled off down the
middle of the street. The reporter short
ly aflerward had the honor of shaking
hands with Capt. Bob, the Piu'c swell,
resplcndent in green blanket and plug
hat and sought a solution Of the baby
puzzle. The Captain smiled several inch
es, and aifably explained that the reporter
had witnessed one OF the domestic penal
ties Of the tribe. When twins are born
to Piute who is not favored with grown
up daughters he is by Piute law obliged
to take full charge of the superilous in
FAINT until it is able To walk when it re-
verts to the care Of the mother. The un.
fortunate brave is thus subjected to a
practical slavery of two years length, as
he hugs the wickiup very closely, being
in a chronic state oi mortiiication anu dis
gust. From the manner in which the
Captain chuckled and grunted during his
explanation it would seem that the father
of twins becomes the butt OF the ways OF
the tribe. 1.-TWO pappoose," concluded
Bob, as he gazed wisiiully at the worn
coat of the reporter, . no good. lie all
much bad. - Virginia tNee.) Chronicle
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12

eyes and robbed me OF future, so to
speak"
lie" cried Silvia, putting out her
hand as II she would ward off the ac-
cusation. No, no, you will forgive
| her, you will be happy together again
She Is only giddy chlid. nobody taught
| her"
Except YOURSELF" Numbered Max.
lou can make her what you like" not
| needing the interruption, as you have
done"
"Oh. it was my fault. should have
prevented ii. What is a companion good
Tor but TO prevent such thingsY"
. am glad that you see your error"
said Max; 4" but it's rather late in the day
rs far AS Luna and are concerned How
| could love woman who regards truth
merely as a plaything? | assure you
that If | would it is not in my power to
do So"
The end OF ii was that Luna lost her
lover and Silvia her situation.
Wanted-an amanuensis," read Silvia
IN the morning paper, enc day. " mean
10 apply And she may have felt little
fsorry at her headong action when she en-
countered Prof. Shale
so you want a situation as amanu-
ensis." asked Max, with grim smile.
"Wcll, perhaps | ought to employ you
since you lost your last place by my
means"
II did not guess it was you" explained
Silvia, with blush. II will withdraw
my application if-if--" remembering
the twins.
That would be quite unnecessary.
am acquainted with your skill in this
business. Consider yourself engaged"
SO she sat down and wrote hour after
| hour, day in and day out, for three months
and then
I'm almost sorry that we have gotten
| through this rile of work" confessed
| Max. II believe that | said some bitter
things awhile ago; but let bygones be
| bygones. | am going away"
Yes said Silvia, absently. "And l
must be looking about for another situa-
ton"
+" You would prefer permanent one ~
"Oh yes, certainly
And you'll not be surprised if l offer
it to youg"
"You!"
"Yes. l remember telling you once
that you had robbed me of home and fire
side; but even learned professor may be
mistaken, find. At least, let me assure
you now thst you can make amends, il
you will; that l love the woman who
robbed me Of my blind faith in an ionis
fatuus. Hush! Not word! l will no,
have an answer to-day. am going away
as said, and you shall write me one OF
your incomparahlelett either for good
or for ILL., And he bent and kissed q
tress of her hair and WAS gone.
Somewhat later the evening papers cor.
ruscated with an account Of the wedding
festivities of Miss Luna Lutestring and
Mr.. Bullion Mushroom. Max smiled ~
he put the paper down and reread letter
the postman had just brought him.
The twins, bless them!" he thought
my home shall be their home. I'm
under great obligations to those dear chill
drcn. 1t was their necessities that savet
me from marrying woman who held til,
truth as of no account.''-N. y. Inde
| reU1snk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12
Make a Note Of 1t.

ONE Of the best practices is to keep a
record of such facts concerning farm mat
tiers rs may have come within the limit OF
ones observations. One of the best ways
To get at the truth il 10 meet with ones
neighb0rs and compare notes. This is the
proper season of the year for doing this,
and We hope IL will not be allowed to pass
by unimproyed A neighbor may have
grown an unusually fine crop OF grass or
grain Ii So inasmucb as the SOIL on
which they were grown is similar to that
on your own farm, it will pay you to in
qure into the causes that have produced
so desirable result Was it owing 10 a
previous judicious rotation Of crops? Was
1t the application of barn yard manure
or what was the causey Perhaps it may
have been carly fall, late fall or winter
blowing the land. If so, what were the
conditions Of the soil at the time OF plow-
ing2
II is great point gained when one sets
himself about the task Of observing close
lv and makes careful record OF such OBJ
servations. II is BIZ observation that we
learn and that progress is made. We
should not only read and observe, but we
should take advantage OF what we thus
Learn. and at once make such knowledge
available-for it il in this way that sue
cess In farming or any other pursuit is
assured IL 0tma1ts Rural H0rM.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12
DON'T TAKE IT TO HEART.

There's many trouble
Would break like bubble.
And into the waters Of Lethe depart,
Did not rehearse it,
And tenderly nurse 1t,
And give it permanent. place i'll the heart
There's many sorrow
Would vanish tomorrow,
Were we not unwilling to furnish the wings,
SO sadly intruding
And quietly brooding,
II matches out all sorts OF horrible things.
How welcome the seeming
OF looks that are beaming,
Whether ones wealthy or whether ones poor;
Eyes bright as q berry,
Cheeks red as a cherry,
The groan and the curse and the heartache can
Resolved to be merry
All worry 10 ferry
Across the famed waters that bid us forget,
And no longer fearful,
But happy and cheerful
We feel life has much that's worth living for yet
-GeOrgiana o. CLARK, in 7'insiey's Magazine
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12

OLIVER WKNDELL HoIMEs and James
Russell Lowell logan life IS law-students.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12

II France the parents Of the interested
rage. Look, Monsieur says Mann,
here is my daughter, and all her graces
and accomplishments aud her good heart !,
and here, also, is the dnwer | will give
her. 4" And here, Maiame, says Mon
sieur, who is very likely her neighbor or
friend, " here is my son, and his probable
Inheritance; his education has been what
you know his profession and talent what
you know, also; as TO his amiability you
shall Judge, for III give you eYery oppor-
tuniiy Of observing; and moreover, whsD
he marries, | wall give tie boy--so and
So" The youngsters meet and unless
they are very difficult 10 suit, are obliging
enough 70 further their parents PLAN
Cor. N. y. Graphic.
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CROTON WATER.
The Offensive scum n seen in the Great Res.
ervoirs in the Central Park.

The Offensive scum n seen la the Great Res
ervoir- in the Central Park.
Within few days those of the visitors
10 the Central Park who have assembled the
tower overlooking the old Reservoir. have seen
that the water Tor some distance from the bank
Is covered with yellow scum and that its
general appearance is that OF duck pond
! hey are also sensible OF a very unpleasant odor
tLat is waited 10 them BY the breeze ripping
the surf &c OF the water.
. he very su all area that Is covered with
scum l. far from the point whence the water
enters TIE city mains, and there j. no trace Of
impurty Visible ~ mat ilice. MIR. Fiz biuoOD,
the supeIintcudcnt Of THESE reservoirs, SAYS
that "A decided change fl the better has been
noticed iu the " ter entering the basins since
noon On SUNDAY.
TO get rid of the little scum now In the reser-
VOLS. he nas invented a drag. shaped like the
letter v or AN ufdin iry snow plough.
\ chemist Nitt"- to lllE SJN mus:
d" If your re tders VINO are uissu-tcd with the
fIul taste and smell VI our trpton water viii MI
- Kettle or saucepan with the water. pnt into It
one or more Urge humps ul charcoal. which nave
bten previously washed II Tree 1t frJin the nne
IONder adheling to BE-. then boil the water aud
charcoal tor ten minutes, thry viii unu that all
raj olor ana taSNf nave Disappeared, AMI that
the water i clear and impid as distilled water
nearly, aud 1T To make tea with or 10 cool and
put ia the Ice itcher
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Accounts are coming in from the Mary
land and Delaw re peninsula Of the operations
Of the peach plucks," as mat 81 ISIS OF nOmhds
are called wac yearly make their way there to
gather the pc .ch CROP. one statement regard
ing their operations SaV- many II them are pro
fessiona tramp from Is fillmore, Phiiadelphia,
aud New York, wh, have NJ desire for employ
mcnt. thOulh they pretend 10 20 there to help
gather the p"acn crop. just AT the op ming Of
IA" tiult season crowd ~ them went 10 "A
house on the farm ~ Mr.. Il. Il. Cochran, near
Nhddiet3Wn. Del, ana demanded food.
1t wos refused them; day or so
aiterward they carried out "a threat rs
bring d stable and then the house. 50 that
botu we're eutifrN clnsumcd, with most - their
contents. Mr.. Cocnrin's fields II corn, potatoes
&c., " 10 then pOunccd on hY the tramp-, who
with hoes and ale- uucaftn,d whole rows II
pot ltoes and stripped the corn-talks Tor some
distance. one wa. arrested aud Committed Ia
New ta-tie Jail; tut the only effective way of
stopping the depredatiOns was 10 snoJt two Oh
thr te OF them ia The legs.
On Friday night the inhabitants OF Smyrna
were aroused hy blake # hre in a dwelling IN
the centre ~ the town, which had been sci ur
fro bY uamps. Considerable tX1rtiOn on the
part Of the citizcns was necessary to save al
joining business places.
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sorry ever since that no did not got ", and YOU
have been ri d Tho whole was a partisan tIicK,
nut up on tho Senate OF the United states u
would not do to say the Catholic Church was TO
be stamped out In the country. lie WIS NOT a
Catholic hut he recognized the great Roou uoho
Mr.. Morton denied that thy one had attacked
the Catholic Church. and az -eed that this sub
icct originated In a Democratic House OF Repre-
pentatives. As It came from She House IL was
sham gotten up for political pt rposcs. il was to
meet popular demand OF the ,eOple' out IL was
TO meet It 10y fals pretence.
Mr.. salisbury Dem, Del) SID the Senator
from Indiana (Mr Morton) knew full well that
this subject was nrst brought he' ! bv the Presi-
dent of the United states IN his annual message
the IN campaign last fall with speech on the sub
ject at Des Moines. The Denocr tito party in
the House ana wisely to propose the amendment
the Presidential campaign question
Of such danger. As he listened TO the
trembed for the future Of his country. There
was disposition to drag down the Cross itself,
and make 1t serve party ends. lie prayed
party.
The Joint resolution propos Ing the amend :
ment was then defeated yeas, ~ nays, 10, not
two-thirds voting In the Affirmative, as required
bv the Constitution. The vOte in detail was as
follows:
Buuce, burnside, Cameron WIS., Chrstiancy Cayt IN,
Honknns Cragin Ednund'' Ferry. fre ns g., scn.
ri. Morton, 0glcsby. Piddock, Patterson, Sargent.
Spcnc r, Wadeigh. and West-2S.
NAYS Mess 4. Roxy, CocNrcll, Cooper Davis. Eaton.
Qoruon. Jones, (ta), kciy. Herman. Key McCrelry.
Mcdonald, Maxey, Norwood, Randolph and Steven
6On-id
Messrs. Barnum, withers. Whyte, salisbury,
Wallace, Daylrd and Dennis VINO would have
voted against 1t were paired with Messrs Dawes,
Hamilton, Hitchcock, Cameron, Paj, Robert
son, Wiudom. aud Wright who would have vot-
ed for It; aud Mr.. Ransom who would have
voted against It, was paired with Messrs. Howe
and Ingalls, who would have voted for H. he
having two Of the Affirmative side to pair with
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coMPRoMIsING wIrH TnIEvEs.
How $4,000 worth of Stolen Notes, Bonds,
and Currency WINS Recovered.

und currency WINS htcoNtFtus
WATERFOWL, Aug. bon the night Of
July 81 the safe OF X. ID. Bullock, a business
man OF jackson, Mich, was broken open and
$4,000 worth Of bonds, notes, and currency
stolen. A. NJ. Hawlev, an employee OF MIR. Bull
lock, was suspected and followed to Detroit on
the next day, but could not be traced further.
on july 81 MIR. Bullock received letter from
Richard II. Lee, resident of this city, stating
that II Mr. Bullock would come to Watertown
he could probably recover his stolen property
Mr. Bullock arrived here a week ago, aud has
been negotiating through Richard III. Lee with
the thieves, who were IN Canada. MIR. Lee I
brother Ia one Of the burglars. ana Is no.
torious character: $4,000 bonus was demanded
for the restoration of the pro erty, which prop.
osltion was declined by Mr.. Bullock. Richard
II. Lee returned from his secon trip to & mad
on ; turday last, AMI agreed to give up Hawlcl
and the property FOR $1,000. Mr.. Bullock agreed
to this. aud went with Chief OF Police Guest, OF
this city, to Clayton On saturday night, Lee
having arranged f,r iiawiey - rfing the prop
erty to that place In a SKIN from GandnOque,
ont. About ten o'clock Yesterday the boat put
In sight, and Lee was on tie dock with sign II
OF safeW Hawley landed ana proceeded with
the property u hotel. where he " - arrested
The entire properly W recovered Hawley's
confederate l. SIN 40 lur-e IN Canada.
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TWO rEMrERINcE LECTURES.
Yet Other Forms of the rbrendbare story of
the Bottle In New York.

Jacob Diobachs, n retired tradesman, OF
20j West Tenth street, took poison on Monday
and died In agony about twelve hours after
ward. lie was a shoemaker, and had a wife aud
two sons. Hts sons were BARRIERS, doing m cd
crate business. Dienachs had been for long
time out OF cmul ymrht, and fOf several weeks
Previous 10 his death ne drank steadily until he
fell INTO a state 81 despohdency. On VI lncay
afternoon be went TO a grocery aud called tor a
glass Of water, and taking from his pocket a
small vial. ne pour the contents into the glass
and drank It. lie then confessed tuat the drug
was Paris green.
Two httlo rirl4, neatly dressed and pretty,
gave testimony IA the Speciil sessions yc-ter-
daY that sent their mother to the uenitenu ~
Iuo two children. johanna and E.lz beth, both
work at artncli Hover masking Eight wears
ago their mother, MARI CIR, abandoned her
husband. and up to the list three ~ lnths lived
VITA another man. hen her husband died. and
shD returned to her home, where she lived for
stVrTa weeks, drnklng TO iutOxlc itiOn almost
eN' ~ day, aud spending in d-Oaucnery an the
mon y her children enrned. one making e. and
the other 81 a week. Justice Duny sentenced
her ~ SIX months IN the penitenuary.
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FtONI ne N0sIJn 7 Z, IN0. 10.
Not for long time has there been such
a scarcity u heavy tom ige, syllable for the
long VOYAGE business In the port Of Boston ns
just now moreover, very few returning sulpl
are now due. There Is not single foreign craft
here available for Tho transatlantic trade, and
only two full-rgged ships awaiting engagements
one VI them Learly closed Tor tue Western
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gust mo tuuno.

gust mo tounO.
OST or stOlen-On MONDAY last. IN going from
Grand 10 a7th IT, hy 3 nv. carr, large pockeibpOk
containing promissory note TO, 81 oD daird New York,
Aug 10 1879, mAuo BY A ". Krngh 10 his own ord Z,
aui endorsed bY nm and by Au4u-uie Kroyh, uayaae
IN three months at the National butchers anu Droyers
BlhR.
Al persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing
sand note,
AUSTIN W. KFOGH.
O~T-Bank book No 1880. issued 10y Metropull,
i tan savings Bank, New r. dormcry Mariners
SAVINGS lntltul AMI payment OF the same has been
stopped The nnder wall please retUrn the Same ~ The
bank, ami ~ nv.
O. REWARD Tor the return OF the pocKetboot
ny an account that were taken with the coat IRON
631 Water st.