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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-29
Sunday at Ruby Hill.

A correspondent sends us the fol-
lowing in regard to Sunday doings at
Ruby Hill:
The services at Ruby Hill on Sun
day were well attended. The Sabbath
school is a tiourishing institution,
numbering sixty members. The lack
of teachers is a slight drawback on
the welfare of the school, aud more
help is needed. The officers of the
school cordially invite all who can to
attend. In the evening Rev. T.. X.
Cox preached to a crowded house, aud
selected his text from Psalms, l19, oh
verse. His discourse was eloquent,
impressive and full Of pathos, aud he
held the close attention of his audi
nce for three quarters of an hour.
The choir, under the direction of Rule
and MedliDg, discoursed SWEET music.
All the members possess excellent and
well trained voices, and we can safely
say that the choir has no superior in
the State. NJ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-29
The W hite Gus

A. Berwin, OF the White House cloth
ing store, since his return from New
York, has started in on his fall cam
paign, and his first move is to reduce
prices to as~tonishingly low rates.
During his stay in the East he pur-
chased a very large stock of fall and
winter clothing, and must be
made for it. In order to do this, he
will sell his present assortment AT rates
that will secure rare bargains to Gus
omers. The clerks at the White
House are very obliging, and a call at
that clothing emporium will satisfy the
most skeptical OF the truth of the above.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-29
Fatal Accident.

III. &. Carnahan the proprietor of a
very fine ranch 10 miles north OF
Ward in Steptoe valley, and an old
and prominent citizen Of that locality,
was thrown from a mower while en-
gagged in haying sunday last, and be-
coming entangled in the machinery,
was literally cut to pieces before the
horses could be brought 10 a halt. The
unfortunate man lived but a short
time after the accident occurred.
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BuutOu Shtnmens

Wells, Fargo Il Co. made the fol.
lowing shipments OF bullion this morn.
ing:
Three bars from Leeds to New York,
val lei al 81 .523 IS.
One bar from Phoebe / o New York,
valued at 81 .2si 81.
One bsr from Eureka to Salt Lake,
valued at 81 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-29
Artesian Well Buring.

r. II. Parker & Co. having procur.
ed the necessary machinery. are pre-
pared TO contract for artesian we'll
boring. They are engaged at the
present time in sinking a well at
Charley Broy's stable, and have no
doubt of being able to procure an
abundant supply Of pure water at a
very small cost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-29

The ENTERPRISE SALooN.-Charley Sturm
who has established himself on Main street,
north o! the international. is making u
OF Bottled Be for family use,
: hIeh he delivers Tree &c any part OF Eureka.
Charley also dispens the class OF Wines,
aud Clgsrs, gives generous Lunches,
and bsing a well known musical amateur, en-
iertains his guests with both good music and
Beer by the keg, and genuine
ochweiZer kase dlw avs on hand. myI5
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-29

Sam. b. Bell, formerly Under Sher-
i'll OF Eureka county, arrived from
Idaho Monday morning. Sans
stamping ground at present is up in
the Indian coun ry, but he has man
aged N keep bis scalp out of Chief
Joseph's clutches so far.
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Gone 10 San Francisco.

Superintendent Shaw left for San
Francisco on Monday mornings train.
John Shaw returns from an extended
Eastern tour this week, having left
New York last Thursday. On his ar
rival at the Bay City the future opera
tons of the Jackson mine will be de-
termined II and it is probable that
ore extracting and reduction will COM
mence by the 10Th of September.
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Ore from Mineral Hill.

A special train was dispatched to
Mineral Hill station yesterday, and
returned last night with eight car loads
OF high grade ore, consigned to the
Lemon mill 10y the miners at the Hill.
A portion of 1t is very rich chloride,
assay ing over 81 900 to the ton, and is
the product of "A number of rich peck
cts found by tiA cnloriders during
their summers explorations.
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Ruby Hill.

The citizens of Ruby Hill have an
abiding faith in the permanence of
their town. Eight new houses Lave
been completed within the last two
weeks. and several new business ven
lures started. The town presents
quite a contrast TO its former stagnaled
condition, and at this date is a very
lively little suburb OF Eureka.
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JULY TERN, 1S77-HoN. f.. w. COLE
PRESIDING.
Court me yesterday morning, and
transacted the following business:
+. Berwin e Bro. VS.. Henry Cohn-
Upon filing the necessary undertaking
herein, ordered hat the property lew
led upon bv virtue of q writ of attach
ment issued herein, be, and the same
is hereby released and such attach
ment discharged.
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Golden Rule store.

NJ. NJ. J~osephs, of the Golden Rule
store, has a large stock of California
soft as a maiden's cheek as spotless and
white as an angels record, and are fit
ing winter months.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-29

A gentleman, whose name we for
got to enquire, found a certificate on
the street last evening, calling for Is
shares of stock in a Nevada mine.
The owner can procure the certificate
by calling 1T the SENTINEL Office.
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lhnsssl Cat en-.

John Traynor, of Huntington val.
ley. lost one OF his hands the other
vsay In moving machine. DR..
Ae'ge, OF Elko, was called to see him.
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AsAayer.

Max Moeler, the genial and COM
Potent assayer Of Eureka. is doing a
splendid business. and enjoys the con
hience OF the mining community.
His labratory on the corner Of Buel
and Batenan streets Is very complete,
and his assays ars accuratea and correct
IN every particular.
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clAIRvoYAMr PHYSICIAN.

AIRS. DIR. r. F. STEPHENS, THE
Nl greatest astrologist. ~clairvo, ant physi-
elan and test medium OF the age has arrived
and can be consulted at her rooms on South
pepter,s 'eti ver nvsraSS epp pssts r npp and iu-
ture truthfailv delineated. Special attention
given to the afflicted. Charges reasonable.
Persons wishing 10 know their past, PROF.
ent and future. can do so by sending one
dollar, tNeir correct age, complexion and
sex. my21tf
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Eureka Dividend.

A San Francisco paper states that
there is To be a 81 dividend on the
stock of the Eureka Consolidated next
month. We are expecting it to he So
at this end of the line.
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o ms TO LET.

THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
looms. ia Dunkel d Co.'S buildire. sec-
ord story, conner Of Clark and Main streets.
Inquire OF Mrs. Harmer. on the premises
Eureka, Aug. AZ. 1877. sus3i1r
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WATCHES AND JhwELRY neatly repaired. If
you wan to nave your watches and jewel y
repaired in "A work mRniike manner. 20 to
7. ors.ER's ~jewelry store. one door south Of
). Ashiin x Bros. Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-29

FRESH DRucs, patent medicines, toilet and
fancy articles at the new Drug and Station
arv Store snll
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O REPORT.


sms Fraaeisee Ssock Exchange.
SAr fRAScrsco. August q.
Informal BOard.-l0sSo a. n.
Justice 20 l2Zs
Gould x Curry-8E
Silver Hill 345c
~Chollar-3j
Yellow Jacket-l0x
Utsh-uh
Ophir-l6X
Sierra Nevada-f
Eureka CON- COB Ola
Raymond X Ely-n
Exchequer-6hs
Buliion-7ks
Eureka Con.-HSs
Con. Virginia -32N
Callfo-nia-&N
Best 4 Belcher-Hk
Overman-A
Meadow vallcy-l
Caledonia
Belcher-5hs
Union Con.--5
lmperial-eoc
S~avage-7h
iisls < Nofcross SIS
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-08-04

Sensible Advice. You are asked
every day through the columns of news
papers and by your Druggist TO use
something for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint that you know nothing
about, you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. Now to
give you satisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower will cure you of Dys-
pepsia aud. Liver Complaint with all it's
effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual CostiVeness, palpi-
tation of the Heart, Heart.burn, Wa
ter. .brash, coming up of food, after
eating, low spirits &C., we ask you TO
go to your Druggist, A. j. Durling,
and get a Sample Bottle of Green S
August Flower for 10 cents and try 1t,
or a Regular Size for rs cents, two doses
will relieve you.
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help to run the trains. as four men
could easily be found where one is
needed. That the late strikers are held
at fearful discount In the cOmpany's
estimation, you may Imagine, and many
fOolhardy Individual who for years
has subsisted on tine l.. V. r. r. Co.
will vainly look for future employment.
But this will be but serving the foolish
men Alright.
Your enterprise In publishing a sup.
plement on last Monday is highly COM
mended by all here.
THURSDAY P. NJ.
The excitement existing this forenoon
is somewhat aUating, all having evident
ly made up their minds to accept the
situation with becoming grace. The
11:15 a. m. up passenger train was only
allowed to proceed to Penn Haven juno.
ton, where all passengers for points
along the branches changed trains as
usual. 60
Business here is ain ost at a complete
stand, the only activity being in the
line of necessaries, which latter even
are being purchased but ,sparingly.
True, most men strive to take things
philosophically, but certain amount of
nneasiness is nevertheless easily dis
cernible in all. And no wonder, since
it is next, to impossible 10 conjecture
what day may bring forth.
Over in our sister borough much bick.
ering exists concerning the appointment
by the Town Council of an extra night
police force Of eight men, to which
whether from motives of economy or
on account of sympathy with the strik-
ers, it would be hard to tell-a certain
element there are most strenuously op.
posed hence the chickering's. 1t is
doubtful, however, whether their oppo-
sition will cause Council to revoke an
order which, by all sensible persons, is
considered as move in the right direc.
tion. On the whole it is just such au
opposition, and no more, than Que must
expect to meet with in a one.horse
borough. e. ,.t."
Yours, etc, W. S.
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The military In Luzerne

WILKES. BARRE, August 3.-Matters
were quiet in Luzerne county yester-
day, owing to the presence of the troops
under Governor Hartranft and General
Brinton. The latter is, at Scranton with
force stated at 5000 men, and the
Governor is, at Kingston with 1000
men. Altogether, it Is said there are
5000 troops In the county. The track
of the Lackawanna and Bloomsbury
Railroad was torn up and obstructed in
several places to prevent the passage of
the troops, but the attempts were un-
successful. An effort will be made TO
day to reopen travel on the upper pcr-
tion of the Lehigh Valley Railroad.
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sunday school .Rs-unIon,

A reunion Of all the Evangelical AS.
ISOLATION Sabbath Schools, of the old
Carbon Circuit, consisting of all the
schools of ParryviIle, Berlinsville and
Slatington Circuits, Weisspolt Station,
Lehghton and Mauch Chunk Missions,
and the MahOning school. will be held
on Tuesday, August 7th, 1877, in
Craig's Park, at Lehlgh Gap.
ORDER OF EXERCISES. 1890 TO 1850 a. 10.
Chiidren's Mee1ng, to be addressed by ]. o.
Lehr, W. II. weldDer, 1. ]. Re,tz aud w. T..
" elss.
ll.3J a. m. to 2p. m, Recreation.
2tOSp. m. SPECIAL services Tor sunday School
Workers
Work, ,,.'.,....:'.., Il. II. Knefr.
2. Tho Qualifications Of SUNDAY school
WORKERS s:''s's...s.s''.'.Mln o. knmlg'
2. HOW 10 WORK. W. ehkel'
the Reward Tor the WOrk .....J. h. X nerr.
to $50, SPECIAL Ser Woes for Parents and the
Aged People, TO be addressed by Z. Neitz and
NJ. Dlsamger.
TO 49,, A General GAtheflng for Parting
Services, 10 be addressed by J. {. enem apo s.
NeltE.
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$50 REWARD.

LOST, on Thursday after
noon, August I'd, between A.
j. Durling's drug store, in
this borough, and the. Big
Creek bridge, beyond Paul
Bucks, a Pocket Book con-
tanning about $175. The
above reward will be paid to
any person who has found it
and will return it to A. j.
Durling, at Lehighton.
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Very Handsome.

Very H=rdscme.
A very handsome monument has inst
been erected on our cemetery for the
Lentz and Bowman family, BY Mr.
Richard Collins, the marble cutter, of
Nauch Chunk. The material used in
its construction is Richmond grey grau-
ite, quarried near Richmond, Va, and
which GOrbeauty and durability is unsur-
passed by any other stone. There are
five pieces In the monument: Base,
sub-base, die, cap and. shaft, the whole
being 23 feet in height, and weighing
10 tons. The cost of this beautiful
monument, complete, is $780,, Mr.
Collins has in his possession a number
Of beautiful designs of monuments
taken from the cemeteries Of New
York, Boston and Phila delphia, which
he will be pleased to exhibit to parties
desiring to decorate their cemetery lots.
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The Carbon Sdrrfate.
, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST a, 1877.
Local and Personal.

The days are percebtbly shorter.
81 There are no vacant houses in
Slatington.
The dog days will end en- the 25th
Of August.
August 18th closes the trout fish
ing season this year.
1.-THE question now Is, who has been
benefited by the strike? g.,
Governors Day at the Permanent
Exhlbition-August 25th.
"A sheriff is the only officer to elect
In Monroe county this year.
p. A. German Is closing out his
stock of boots and shoes at cost.
ALI Is quiet in railroad circles In
Allentown, and no trouble is appre-
hended.
,,-Samuel Mclean, once District At.
torney Of this county, died In Virginia
recently.
u-Mf. J. T. Nusbaum is repairing
the dwelling house, owned by him, on
Bank street, yt..
Prof, A. P. Horn will return to
AeyeFston on Monday, his vacation
having andQd
e., 1oo .no.,., ,o,,, ,o 90, A.
..MASou. 1870 s Loo spsp,si por,0e wei1 W.
eS ~. cu.j u = ne'N'u' W ou' "u'
'.ssI,. -! ,,..
AMu N SS..emPE "eS uleae leT nsuts
tgo, e. heaang, W ourp 'ne neauihg
na.pau ~. Q SteAm iorse' ..
DO ~ oPass' S ol nerEs. county aggq &
So..ns sSsS1 !. ,v,tn He With Ehon Ss baT Lived
~ ,osss Wv"
TT a..
.od hw somo Pp,O ~ nnr 20 1o"r" " hIoods'' ios,
AZ s:,er oron sHnr,d ,oSI SS er sGcd'yht 0 %,
tbs "ts,ra f A' '"' w "0"N-' "
vi. ytL. .,
.tv,a .nd ono,;t,, @ a. ~ ~ n cnanaos ~ No. "
cS.nt s.i,or;n, 80 ahiis[rnant 81 rrioa.
- 80. a,,O.''hS., S'0' Nv PA'Ne'
e,SocNJ y. -
n--L; - ". t ClaSss, the tailor, mas JUST re re
;no an ent,ra,1 'S, ns., "Iu a.ooS ",Tu - onp;no
cno5s CoII "a sao ,hsTs
'- 80
- II you owe ior IhisE paper, Wy
ou,u ~ o os pleased T" & you uood woS'u ndona; nem
..wucSivs' AZ th;s % Tina - 'U OHe'
y,
Inc railrosueis OF TINS to"n eAhlo
tseu very peacaple anu co4SIlla'or!
osYeanor taIougnout the ssrtKe' ~
Which they deserve mucn praise.
peauuIut Wheh you 20 " Dteucl
NnASi uoh iali 70 can ~ y. e. LUCK
enoscns hes. proa1way house. an'
sec MS seAuVllui wall paper &c IJ,.
Notwithstanding the magnitude, o
ths,recent great railroad strike, DaVL
1ooett sWl conunues 70 nlre out nano
some 'eAIns AZ unusually 10" rates.
t-Tremendous slaughter In ladle:
gents youths and childrens' boot
9hoes apd galters, at l. u. Clauss
Bank street, LehlgLton. Call now
.,-NOrthampton county builds tw
pew bridges this summer-one of thel
across HOkendauqua creek, at Stemtol
Proposals are Invited for both iron an
wooden bridges.
Mr.. William Zahner, of this plac
engineer on ,tha L. v. r. r., move
put OF the PackeEton yard. with Il
hrst coal train after the strike, at 11:(
=. m, Tuesday. for the COplay furnac
j. x, Rickerthas still a few of tho
eiiSibie lots In RicIertstown 10 disno
a. n Won feel ijIre securing n 90,
home call and see hin He 3 also An
blying -four, feed LUMBER aud coal at b
lowest rates.
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HLCUTEIOhs
On Tuesday, August 7th, a special
train will be run on the Central Rail-
road of New Jersey, from Mauch Chunk
and Lehighton to Craig's Park, Lehigh
Gap, to attend the Sunday School Re-
union. For tickets apply TO Rev. l. w.
Yeakel John P. Kueber, Frank Day,
Charles Neast and John Swartwood, of
Mauch Chunk, on or before August 4th.
Tickets, round trip, 80 cents.
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & TowfT-i
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia, /,
MARRIED.,

WERTMAN-TORRANC On the 18th day
OF July, 10y Rev. Abraham BarthO Omew, Nj,
David A. WeTtms n, Of Lynn township, Lehigh
county. and Miss Elizabeth Torrance, Ot Ma
hOning township, Carbon county.
ZTMMERMAN-GEOR the 22d day OF
July. Oy the same Mr. Alfred Zimmerman and
MISS Kate George, both of West Penn town.
ship, SCnuYlglll county.
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HAzLEToN, Aug. 3.-The strike on
the Hazeton division of the L. V. RR.
ended, yesterday. No trains were run
on the main 4ine north of Penn Haven
Junction. No trains were run on l.. &
S. road, with the exception Of the Tam
aqua Branch.
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DIED.

the 29th day Of June. IN W lest
Penn, Elizabeth, WIFE OF solomon Gerber.
aged So years and 10 daYA
RUCH.-on the 29th day OF July, in Lehighton.
Saran Ann. daughter Of John and Catharine
kuch, aged 25 years month aud q days
THoM pSON.- .-On the 18th ult in East Mauch
CHUNK, Mary Jane W fe OF Elias Thompson,
IN the 10Th year OF her ace.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.


All persons are hereby forbidden TO Interfere,
Or meddle with the following Articles and Crops
on the premises of l.. KERN, viz ; 1000 Sheaves
Of Rye, 600 Sheaves of Wheat, q Tons OF Hay,
pair Bob Sleds, Spring Wagon Sleigh :
also all the Oats, Germ, Potato Oes, and Cabbage
in the ground-the same being my property
90, JEREMIAH KERN, .
Near Millport, L. Towamenslng twp,
July 2S-3t Carbon county.
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If you need anything In the print
ing line, it will pay yOu'to call at this
office before ordering elsewhere. Plain
ana fancy job printing at low prices.
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Latest by Telegraph.
special to the CARBON ADVOCATE.
Tear up the Track.

PITTsToN, Aug. 3.-The rioters are
tearing up the track at this place, hay"
ing become exasperated on account of
the, slipping through of No. 2 passenger
train on the Lehigh Valley R.R.
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:. Regulars at nIauch Chunk. y
TAMAoUA, August $3.50 regular
troops passed through here en- route for
Mauch Chunk last night.
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Resumed Work.

JEDDo, Aug. 5.-The miners here
have. resumed work on the old basis, no
concessions having been made.
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Miners ut Work,

HAzLEToN, Aug. 3.-Coxe's men, ,at
ther Drifton mines, resumed work this
morning.
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Still Out.

ers here are still out, with no immediate
prospect for resumption,
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. N. SEWERS,

j.. M 81" !" "'
DISTRICT ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR
80. AT LAW. :,
oFFIcE, No. q Mansion House,
MAUCH CHUNK. PA.
Settling Estates. Filing Accounts and orphans
Court Praouce a speciality
! Trial Of Causes carefully attended to. Legal
sransaetions in English and German. jan9
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EVANSVILLE, Aug. 3-The pros
poets for resumption of work here ara
very poor. ',The men will hold another
meeting to-day,
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Special Notices.

DLEMISHES UPON THE FEMININE
ID COUNTFNANCE, " Of a complexiOnal ma.
ture, speedily vanish when GLENN'S SO l..
PHUR SOAP is used to obliterate them. Pm.
pies, Blotches Rnughness Richness and Tan
are invariably banished by this Incompatible
cuts, bruises, soalds, and other affections and
injuries of the cuticle are likewise removed by
lG SULPHUR BATHS nave long been re.
nowned as the best remedy for skin diseases.
SOAP is in every respect efficaclous, and far
cheaper. By opening the pores, and promoting
a vigorous superficial circulation, this excellent
article contributes to the heath of the enttr6
system as well as to that of the cuticle since
its Introduction to public notice II has repeated,
lY been commended by the medical profession
and press and few external specifics have won
such golden opinions" among all classes. IL
prevents obnoxious diseases as well as remedies
them. and dlsinfects clothing and linen impreg-
Gated by IT, ana its use Is, on that account.
greatly to be desiuerat ed by persons whose hair
is lhlnnng out in consequence OF diyness. Of
the scalp. Those who have used ointments and
liquids without avail for the cure Of eruptOns
OF an obstinate character., will hnd, II thev try
u, that GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP removes
spOrbutic complaints lrrenediable by less efn
cdcious means, ,and prevents the recurrence Of
such disorders A.,
75c,, sent bv mail, prepaid. on receipt Of price.
e, n. ,CRIITENToN, Prop'r, Sixth Avenue.
HILL's HAIR AND wHIsKER DYE Back or
Brown, SOC. July Z, 117.i
IIAlR AS RED AS THE FLAME OF AVoLCANo.
A'or white as the dead moss on a Florida hen-
lock, can be changed to a glorious brown or
lustrous black by a single application Of
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New Advertisements.
THE SEASIDE TTBRARY.

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/. EAST LYNNE, BY Mrs Henry Wood,
?. JOHN HALIFAX GENT, BY Miss
JANE EYRE. BY Charlotte 3rcnte,
SSS HXTER, Charlie; Beadc'; -'0'
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is RoMoIA, BY 81 George 5ia;; Eliot. double ~
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DoOS, By Jules Verne. ................ 1oc.
II. HIDDEN PERILS, BY Mary Cecil Hay 1Oc.
ls. BARBARA,S HISTORY BY Amelia m.
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90 OLD G615lSf G6Rf9sEfY 1854 SHOP BY Charlie: lUc
81, FoUEt PLAY By Charles Readc.:. ioe. @
%. MAN AND WIFE. BY Wilkle Collins. 20c.
%. The SQUIRE'S LEGACY. BY Mary -.
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