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New-York tribune., 1877-05-05
THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM.

VIEW OF The NEN CFSNOlA COLLECTION.
The halls of the Metropolitan Museum were
crowded their capacity. up stairs aud down.
last evening by throng of ladies and gentlemen rep
resenng tho best intelligence and culture o. our city
From g O'Clock, when the doors opened for the
reception OF guests, until la,e hour there was an un-
Interrupted series of arrivals; and. had not many de
partures CONSIDERABLY timed to relieve the increase
there would have been little chance for many to eaten
glimpse Of the great attracOnthe treasures Of Kurium
in Cyprus found by GEN d CeSnoa ana secured for New
York by The generosity of few farsghted and noble
hearted citizens
After all that has been said in advance Of the rare
character CyprOte antiquities must acknow
edge feeling OF surprise bordering on amazoment at
their historical and artistic value. The jewels OF the
Egyptian Queen, Ahhotep, 1900 to 1900 B. CD
found upon her mummy, discovered by Mariette. and
in the Boulak, Cairo, have hereto
fore been considered unparalleled specimens Of
the oldest decorative art; but they are Tar
surpassed in amount aud variety, while they
cquacd in dellcacy OF workmanship
by these spOils from the secret vaults OF the
temple OF Kurium. Tho silver vessels ar6 Oxidzed
to be very thin and fr4i but of them the re-
pose work is still admirably preserved the bronze Is
Deary intact and the god roccrystal and jewels are as
brilliant when first carved or hammered into FORM
Some OF the ornaments, I'm fact, have granulaod sur
face. almost fine n the dust ON bHttertys wing,
which only be properly seen by the aid oi strong
lens Ihere are NUMBER oI perfect necklaces duu DIuc-
lets OF gold and enamel Of very delicate aud beaut
fu design earrings Gngcrrings and otncr ornaments
in great numbers, representing the prrdominance
of Egyptian, Assyrian, PhGnican art, down
60 The period when pUrer Creek designs were intro
duced; and small hagons Gmph0rG, Of rock-cgystal
found IN company with drnkngcups of pure gold, SIX
inches in diameter These treasures belong 10 period
extending from the year 700 back to nearly 1000 c.
The most interesting objects the simplest. form.
They q pair OF massive golden bracelets, which,
according to an easily legibe inscription upon them,
King Etcyandros Of PaphOS" presented yoyo Of
ferng, to the temple at kurum N the year 672 b. c.
Among the bronze articles the sacred vessels OF the
tenpethe tripods basins vases and cups used by the
priests for their batons ana sacrifices There many
curious objects In bronze, the OF which does
seem to be yet accurately determined.
We cannot sufficiently congratulate our city and the
whole country that this wonderful collection has beeu
added TO first archaeological spos of cyprus which
Gen. di Ccsnola uncarthed. The two complement each
other they wholly unique, and they form the true
nucleus OF grand museum OF ancient and modern art
which specially need this side OF the Atlantic. We
can only press the importance OF the acquisition, at
present and shall give detailed account of the
treasures of Kurium hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-05
LATEST SNIP NEVS.
lIor other ship Se,cs zee ran Pdge.l


steamship Alhamhra obs wilson. Nalax. ~ s., Nay l.
steamship Chesapeake Mangum, Portland With mdss snd
si.a4isp HIia knight Bearse Philadelphia with mdse
'0S sfSa%sp DS'G Utlcy, Freeman Philadelphia In baa''to
s9 or eer wierGhS. p 9Is%ep 80 io tays y,s empty &
borg 100 feet high 3d. lat a. lon 90 ga" another large
Brs Aura Cof Windsor y So Wood lya9a 10 days with
sugar 10 FrAncke & Fischer vessel 10 ScamincI Bros
schr jennie F. wney, fio1, -. to Parsons Loud.
SAILED.
steamship. Oilers for LyeSo Cg o. bsa. i S toT For
Talmouih orgs Emily. Belize Ho'i LIZZIE II. Kmbah
SAILED BY WAY OF LONG ISLAND SOUND.
southern Cross for st. IS & @ u W Il s hG snnS iSS
vi WIND II Sunset Sunset light. n; hazy.
BARK Dartmoute tBr, Raymond from Baltimore ,or LON
don before Tporrd IN Hampton Roads win o's o i"aaer'
narE rislSo; before reported aground below
her way.
pnovprycr May 4-5eSr m95ae c Collin. sapslsed on
cannot b. ascertained und size IS righted.
FOREIGN PORTS; ,,.
LONDON, May4-s.led May Analia ca :, Landanra
ten, FOR Hampton Rold Flash Light for NeWYorA Arrived
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
TSS Ta & boston tRS RSr fa M for Tep Live ] S hers
Tas TIA, .He passed ae w2s GT0s, Cross Line
Tor Antwerp. The Auif3s Tudder gone, aud
had rgged temporary one.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND. Me, MAY 4.-Auyed. brig F9nuy j. Tucker
days from Cardcnss schr Henry Waddngton from
PniadclphiG.
BALTIMORE, May 3-Arrived. steamship Henry T.. gag.
Phadelphia brig Goconda from Maianzai schr Rod
noy Parker from New Haven Cleared steamships GraclA
(Siau) Efezuma Liverpool; Josephine Thompson for New
BOSTON, May ARRIVED steamships Neptune from New.
York Harrisburg from Phl epia; ship Electra, clark,
iasapor Cleared steamships Parnia and Victoria. from
Liverpool.
MUAnNGfos O. May 4.-Cleare bark Henrik IDsen for
Hull bug Baltic for Glasgow; sor Wyoming. for Pointa
lltro
MOHiP May Cleared schr Parepa. Packer, Parbaioos
SANANNtH May ARRIVED steamship Cleopatra, ffu Nss
sau scl!is. Mary Augusta from POrtlan. Almena, nom
NeBYcrk Cleared bark Adelaide Norris, for Liverpool.
NRwORLRANs, May 4.-CleaTed. ship MetOsc, for Hayte
bank Nehu OT Copenhagen arrived 1ttAe Pasea steamships
Corlova from LvrrpDo Hutson, iTnm NcWNors. sailed
ships Suuquam Dormo and Wyoming blrhs Bremen and
tin, Fernandna.
FORTRESS MONROE. May i-passei IN, baIks Man't0u from
PsrnamDugo. Victor. from Londonderry; Angelina from
New-York tribune., 1877-05-05
OBlTLIRY.
JOIN McGRAW.

John Nee raw of Ithaca, who died yesterday,
was the head ofthe Weilknown Michigan numbering firm
Of Mctiraw Il Co., whose mill at Saginaw is said to
be the largest establishment OF it, kind in the
world. lie was also extensively engaged ia the
lumber business IN Wisconsin and Iowa. He was
man Of remarkable energy enterprise, ana mteiLl
.encr. vino from the 1nmb.s' beginning accumulated
large fortune lie was one Of the original trustees Of Che
Cornell University and Que OF It's most generous Dene
factors He erected at lis own expense costing about
$50 COO the McGraw Building, large and elegant
structure for the accommodation of the extensive library
and museums of the University. In all of the 'aons
Of life Mr.. McGrsw was az Exemplary man, and was
greatly respected in the community III when he nVeu
he Was 62 years Of age, and leaves wiio and ono
daughter.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-05
BOOTUS TIiFATER.

This house will bc opened tonight for Il
benefit performance, to the advantage Of Mr. Andrew
Boyd the auitor the building, ana hr G. j. Jones,
the chief Of the corps OF usheIS The bill Of attractions.
To be offered on this occasion ia fan and strong. Tn"
chief piece il "Thc Old BJatmun." \ dUlon other
features are annouucod The hcncirarics worthy
men, and, though the pbiic naturally looks rather 10
attractions than 20 personal worth in these matters ii
may bc well gac that ho object Of this benefit enter
prise IL good and coinnirndabe.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

shove she b,ronstncs vausans le Jlis e} by t=nl
NJ inetes Tss ppsnicuh uss g7e divisions % SINE a t y u
t- 2I1Ss'1-A0'
The InsreGry duhls those bouraI
TRurEg OFFICE. May 81 a. m.-Durins the showeIy
weather OF yesterday morning the barometer marked
low range The Use during the evening was too rapid
70 be wholly of favorable import There was slight IN
crease Of warmth yesterday the amour; Of moisture IL
the air is small. Ill, - Ill
he followed toward night By clouds. TOMORROW l5
likely to be, at least in part, cloudy ana rainy NO
marked change OF temperature Is 10 be Xpected.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-05
THE BEST WAR MAP.
From The Cmeinnah TInes.

FTUIN IHf ItfEttTIIII ItIIoos
Huge maps, that look as if they had been
cut with meaaxes out OF chopping blocks, making
their appearance with cheerful regularity in some OF the
great papers Tho best map that mas yet been published
%as In TiIE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, and occupied space
scarcely larger than the palm Of big mans band The
names printed with great dlsnetneSs and al oI
New-York tribune., 1877-05-05
P.' DRE M.
EIrru AVFt1T TuEATFH.

The sale of seats for the opening nights OF
Miss Nelson, engagement al tho Fift Avenue Thcater
has we uro informed been very b,isk and large The
Indications Chat the series OF 5hakospearean per
frruanccs here projected wi meet with liberal public
accordance and will bring the season the Fifth Avenue
Tneater brilliantly toward ia close. Miss Nelson VIII
come forward on Monday night Vioia in the comedy
OF Twelfth Night" The a good one, and stands
as follows:
or-rc rTr StuIlpv NsvnI,o ...... Mr.. Fisher
Sebastian Mr. plvnpnG tlu"u..-- Mr hattcnOufEi
.hfr Harris iil-+ iil&i
Toby !Ch .NI pdytgc Mdra......-.... Miss C1"eI
Sir Andrew Arus:Eeck
New-York tribune., 1877-05-05
eaSSFYG EKb dRRIyED.

FROM pORT.AU.PgI\CE-Il sfeIfqitfp 4adss, Nay -
Nicolas Danic- Gen. Ones dl, Mt N'rHi' ladf il' WI
dren Mss. IObAk. r. Valdez, AaonO P2s'lan hti
Ms Robert Aubrey. NJ A. T. CDman q. a. kDDfd0t Msui
Il.trfa InaaIi Inn.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-05

them are GIVEN II doesn't make much Of show but s
ve stand, 20 the otors In the relation OF retnod goa
to lad This is tribute TO art quito a. much as 10
ueU
New-York tribune., 1877-05-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

Fer the Lower Lake region, Middle At
.ntlc states and New-Iin gland. SLOWLY rising D"oi-
- I'D st 10 sOuthWcst winds ald clear paltiy
lnly weather, followed at southwestern at'ttn Dy ~
creasiug couduess sligh, change Of tomDcrdtuio
New-York tribune., 1877-05-05
5peGiai No!lces.
lERngs & Co.,
GJG Broadway,
VIII sell At Auction. on

VIII S'll II AHOtivh Oh
SATURDAY May 8, at p. m. English ald American
LAW BOOKS, and old.
MONDAY, May and following days, at p NJ, a Ii.
gRARY Of RARE and VALUABLE BOOKS. comprising
about 600 works in the various departments Of Bi0GRA
Ply HISTORY, POETRY. FICTION, TRAVELS, tho
ARTS and SCIENCES. many OF which elegantly illus.
taea and IN handsome bindings and unusual number Of
SCARCE books relating to the ANTIQUITIES aud HIS.
TORY Of IRELAND and the ROMAN CATHOLIC
cHuRcH, etc.
Keep sells best ana cleares; SHIRTS in tho wordi
sis' ak f ~ 20 535 rosdSsy 80 l''' = y : D
Patents, Trsd-,nsriss, &C.,
GBTnUh Y BaLgsES's FAfESf AGENCY
Best references IS Send ID for for BOX Of in,tSactoa
Post-Omce Notice.-To foreign mails Tor the eutng
SATURDAY May .. lsi7. Will close ~ tls oce on IUFS
94eousiown q on %EDN EsDAY AZ 80 a n oi EaTope 6r
issP faae q be @s 6Sa, rs s. & 1@ir @S Specially a l
@'.e ana % 1I S.o A. n 59T t,aBSe diFt- s e se'9g R
Europe. y steamship Hec!ar VIA Plymouth Cherboarg.
6S steamship Adratc. via ouesnstowU Corresponding of
his steamer must bc speciai.y addressed and A. a. M
for scotland and North Of IRELAND by steamship Bolivia via
MOyu snd GasgJR and az lib m for Europe by steam.
shlp MOse VIA SOUTHAMPTON snd Bremen. The steamships
Wvomiug Abyssnia, and AdrstiC DO take mails
mark SWeden Norway. Tho mails for Kin stOn. Ia,
leave NewN0rk May 3. HE mails FOR tho West .uuos
Bermuda and -. Thomas leave Ncg-NOrk May 10. The
mails China and Japan leave san Eraucsco May l6
mails for AustrgiIa Nc.cAye san Francisco May 30.
Ntw-N0rk, April -. 1871. 4. =. JAMES, Postmaster
Steinway Iiall-MOEDAY. May Z, 3 D. m,
WONG CHIN zoo,
the Heathon Orator, VII discuss
HEAlHEN DAMNATION.
Admission. 80 hoscrsv sJits. extra sale
OF seats begins al Han on saturday.
Three lectures Structure and H,morrhoids their
quant cOexstence snd inhuence producing
hausOl absuty of medical treatment. instant removal Oi
both affections ath thrvo type treated 0y tie urethro
al his private hospital, by EDWARD II. DiAON H. D..
Editor of the Scapel 40 octave Poe Once hours
10 70 4, aud . 20 10 evenings, a. 20 Fitthaye.
Water Tight Cellars and Asphalt work All I've brancheS
Gravel Roofs put aud O.d repaired. Apply
MOEN's ASPHALrIC CEMENT COMPANY.
L. Il VAUGHAN Treasures, lv3 Maiden.ano. \, Y
New-York tribune., 1877-05-05
M1HRIIU.

ANDRIDGE-BEDINGER-O Thursday May 3, at So.
Georges Church, Fushing, l. l. By The Rev. fruc. r.
Lawrence \. stephen Danddge Of JoneIsOn Co.. West VIZ
gni, caroline d Botngor granddaughter OF Hon John
". Lawrence Of Flushing, L. l.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-05

DIED.

Al NoGee, Of Marriage, must b; iadorsei witb full
zaRls and address.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-03
AilIshalougB gstnsdsr.


We greet our readers Nth tie ushal
new years salutation.
There IS little il the political OF financial
stnatios 10 make the greeting cordial or
. hopetul one. Never, with . single ex-
coption, have The partals of the new ,ear
been hung With heavier clusids never was
he light Of The fasure msre.cbscarsdisy rcs
teEts Of evil. IIcartss sehoelcd inl missor-
tune. and minds experisncedeia conflicts
with trouble, shrink with apprehension 1T
the approach Of events. the magnitude IL
which few short months may disclose. III
Yet there is something e, cheer 10 the
belief that the gloola il not altogether iIn-
penetrsble. There is !. thinning 4 in the
cloud that oycrhangs The prcsealts The
yearning fur peace among the whole people
isabsorbing. Fiat yeprning will command
the respect Of those 50 ready e precipitate
the storm. Passion, lust Of power, eon-
tempt Of the mahdotes Of The constituliop,
must subsiie ii enforced Submission before
.hat sediment which prefers country TO par
ty, justice to iniquity. peace 70 contention.
When thatsentiment shall have demonstrat-
ed lis Onuipoteuce, then there is everything
70 justify the congratulations If the season;
for, with a country 50 wonirously blessed
as ours in all but politieA Wisdom. 10
hopes or anticipations are too magnificent o.
be indulged ID with the observation of po.
litieal fairness and integrity.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-03

New York SIR ,sy.. One tlio0 Which
tbe Republican eonspiratots NV d self a.
opso understand. ,ras country viii hi,
son'eRt Q base their pie,idqp, pswsd ior
Them BY lies President Fspy. sars
Craft aii feilss f,irb IN Ne people
Tic people eail,o. return ti,e. eoaplims6,.
- $50 -s,-,.s.,.,-..--
's;iss NC ihe returning a,,rd. of
cohn,ry.'t saJs Zach cbspfIer. and
ei's 9os si.j igs''lls .o'iig'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-03

The Afksnas I,cshlsisfe, wEei con.
ssies u the stis d JsooarY vili eIta !
Ulglsd Siales Sepaigr n succeed Powell
clasior. Iisdissl. Tie Democrats 81. !
usyaiig an joint i.ail,s .se
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-03

Montgomery Dee % THE Gnhed
.Sisirs U,rcut Gaurt .Jn,las wool. /. tihi,
hume iAtais city aas has been hsidirr
JVurf until iss days aue. lis IL not
goiiip 10 tioTiss. lis courts let calhng
bin ihete. IL snOss 10 reason iof going
aDd be has 10 pfesent intention IL t.iig
.i EF F3I9f FVf FaSs8
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-03

y Tic New Yosx Hsfulfsith ersAs con
liience pre,liVts flseni slli DO a peacssbie
solution gf oil our irOublcs. We mos,
sincerely trust the HerpH may Prove pro.
phe'. sild that The candidates t5e Gan.
srcstiuuaI s0niinittee, may cid 10 b.
Justly enfitis8 70 the votes of tie contested
s:aies may bs 4aistly insuguriieJ. Ave
hesitate not 70 ray that the sniid South.
uBit. although il i for Tllden. would
greatly prefer the inapgugaiiop 81. ll4yes.
nad hs been fifly elected, 70 tile copoiina
70 q fiiden tl,foagh fraud Let All psr.
Ties respect The Lsh md sefesid tie ftMt
railier tllanniefe psriy interests, ahJ q
usitsd cOautry ilrtjoice ii ihs insneara.
lion q ,iis legally.eieeied Pfssilent.
- Richmond WGit. i9sa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-03

Taliahasste. Dec ~ --1;un. Coke.
Other ,ae.nbsis u lie boara relu,ns. rau.
yaseed tl,c vie YESTERDAY morning. HI
cansass gave Dew I91. anI fiiiea 9t
tpsj9risy. 'iias be fisl WITH tie clefk IL
Tie coan sab-sqasn.ly other members
agreed q feeahsss. and tie f8ll Joafd as.
serihie'l. intIis elnyaSs he order 81 the
tout aasiisssgzr,lea. Cay eonn,y ~.
thresn uat ai,d ~ cJi,s4s.e.F vote III llaric
eeusty cbanie tiiis grge. nres f9j. aud
llayes zoo niajoriiy toega lie iais 6ro.
tfsts Tta Court adeirbies to-Jay to re-.
yieN lhS hetl1a u lie loas.l. -Lll-l
, 1877-06-01
ScOtchIng Malaria.

1t is fact widely and amply attested
that where the powerful and pernicious drug,
quinine, and other mineral poisons, administer
ed as remedies for fever and ague and bilious
remittents, fail to yield more than temporary
relief to the sufferer, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers scotehes those tremendous epidemics most
thoroughly, and by strengthening the system
and regulating its functions, protects it against
malarial attacks. No resident Of a locality
where theaboye maladies prevail, or where they
are likely to break out in consequence of the
poisoning Of the atmosphere by noxious exhala-
the above important truth, and by timely use
Of the Bitters avoid the ravages Of maladies so
disastrous to the physical constitution. There
is not in existence finer tonic, corrective and
defensive cordial.
, 1877-06-01

fAIHFKLD, Me-, April %, 1864.
Genuomen-Soeing numerous certificates In
tho Waias FaFJaer, endorsing the merits Of the
Great Lung Remedy, WIsrAE's BALsAM or WILD
CmEnnT, am indueed and take great pleasure
IN giving publicity 10 the great cure Il accom-
plished IN my family In the year 1856. During
tho summer of that year my son, Henry A.
Archer. nov postmaster In this place, was at
tackod with splitting % blood, cough. weakness
q lungs. and general debility, 20 much - that
our family physician declared him 30 have a
"aoatId onnlumptinn." lie was under medical
trSatmeni Coz number of months, but received
no honcdi from H. Al length, from the solici-
laiion a himlllf and others, was induced 10
rurchaao ono bottle of WIsTAH's BALsAM or
WILD CuElHT. which benefttad him 70 much
ob1linnd smother, which In q short time restored
I'm io he usual stats q health- l can safely
Ftoummrnd tbs rcmody to Others In like condi-
I'm. fur u 4. think al Il purporis h be-rHE
onnaT urNu nEMEDr FoR TuE TiMI8
Ika ahoEo ai1ifment gentlemen. l. N volun-
ny o0lring - you In favor of your Balsam,
and 4 a your disposAl. As ever. yours,
AxDREw ARcHER.
, 1877-06-01
Houses Built of Paper.

We sometimes hear of building
houses on paper. but building a house
Of paper is something of a novelty. Yet
there is a large mandatory in Wiscon-
sin that keeps three mills constantly
running on building paper, having ca
pacity for the making of sixteen tons
per day. The business was started by
Yankee, of course; or rather by two
of them. As long ago as 1857 the COM
pany began the manufacture of paper
for building. The idea that paper could
be cheaply and advantageously used i'll
the erection of buildlngs-espec
the home of the prairie farmer on the
bleak plains of the Notwithstanding
ated with them. They expended money
freely in mills, machinery, patents and
advertising, believing they had discov-
cred the most effective and cheapest
method for making building warm,
dry and healthy, and that the paper
would meet with public favor and find
ready sale. They have now been manu-
featuring it nine years, and during that
time have made and sold more than
twelve thousand tons. 1t has been test
ed under all circumstances, and has
been decided success.
The paper used for building purposes
is thick, hard paste. board, wound in
rolls of twenty-five to hundred pounds
each, and usually thirty-two inches
wide. While in process of manufacture
IL is subject to pressure of hundreds
Of tons, which compress the fibre to-
gether into one solid body, thus making
an absolutely air-tight sheet, and, as pa
per is one of the best non-conductors
known, it resists the action of both heat
and cold; and so building lined with
it is made warm in winter and cool in
summer. 1t does not shrink like lum-
Der, and is not affected by frost, cold,
heat or dampness. and it is known that
it will not burn as readily as wood, on
account of its hardness and solidity, and
by its use house can be made almost,
if not absolutely tight. 1t is far better
for the retention of warm air in build
ing than an inch board.-Paper Trade
Reports'.
, 1877-06-01


A RoYAL FREE LUNCH.-The Prince
of Wales, when he goes hunting, likes
to enjoy himself unostentatiously, and
doesn't want fuss made about him.
But when he went to Gloucestershire
lately, a member of Parliament and a
newly-rich person, Mr.. Powell, ap-
peared to think this all nonsense, and
when the meeting was appointed on his
estate made very great fuss indeed.
he set up q marquee on the lawn for
the Princes luncheon; he prepared his
reception rooms for the entertainment
of his hunting friends and acquaint-
ances; he laid in bread and cheese by
the ton-weight and strong beer by the
-hogsheaa for the consumption of the
country side. Consequences: The mob
Of mechanics and laborers of the neigh
borhood broke in, devoured the lunch
con, and made the day hideous gener-
ally; and after long days hunting the
Prince refreshed himself with tea and
poached eggs at the nearest clergyman's s
residence, not having been seen at all
by his ambitions would-be host, Mr..
Powell.
, 1877-06-01

An IhdiAhian went into a Chicago
aAloon and asked for q "gin-cocktail
With aome strength into H." The bar
keeper made q MIXTURE Of alcohol. pep
par-aance. ahainthe, lines and pain
killar. ''The Iniianian drank IL says
- Chicago Tri5sas. ''ana about q
qnaTl q team oEmo into his eyes, his
mouih couiractei % about the size Of q
nla kaykols; ani uhen he had suilici-
su1Iy nIaa1rroi hia emotions 10 speak,
\ 81. suog mnch i thaff 'Fiiteen
ounaa. ruuQonloi tls haF-keepeF. The
el.1anaI ~ dosn . quarter. and said,
sAn1n - ckanre-haso nomething
Fualalll' Ihan uFinging the haF-kesp-
80 kanl, - a|lIlni, sIhafs tie first
80 - ~ tI.ini rincs len home
una1AtnT ~ iIlnFs ne noFt a quick
! tlllnI kull 81 algg u latiing 20.
Oaaa - - -. ani IN give you
- uula uki.1y thafs heiiaF sill
sal.lY laa1a "a rsallssing . circnlAE
- see,s 81 tAsa Psiling 4 MP
, 1877-06-01

ONE, TWO, on THREE BOTTLES Of Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy will cure any case Of rheu-
matism, gout, neuralgia, or lumbago, in the
world. We make this assertion after the reme-
dy has stood the test of three years, in which
time wa can not recall q case wherein it fell
short Of what i claimed for il. Let all who are
suffering try Il. One dollar bottle II. G.
KIRK a Co., Agents, Sacramento.
, 1877-06-01

- h.Ay - - . - taath. bui
- - 49, = - - gith . colA In
- - iluarlsi : ruuflonan 10 =
49, c.n.lal-aa eWhai a. caEsg-
49, mIlY. -Mell. alil tka gcn-
Ea rllalY. ''l4fuIa - electioa yol
EWim 80 - a.i.ls ani 81 ne hog
- lEm.T - cuming -. and I've
- ku1EnE 80 ~ oEsF tosn % tel
- - 49, - auly 20 t.lk 10 ne.
- ! AL uala any dI11Ience, i
uaaa - - alAsT eaniillaa, anyhoW.-
, 1877-06-01
Tonic.

Every one, at times, feels the neces-
sity Of some restorative Of the vital powers, de
pressed by mental or bodily exhaustion. In
such conditions. let every one instead Of flying
to the alcoholic or medicinal stimulants, which
must b. followed by depression equal TO their
excitrment rtinvigorate bis deranged system by
the natural tonic elements Of the PERUVIAN
sTEUP. Sold By al druggists.
, 1877-06-01

D. = Hss,. SssisaI 5IIIs' ~ .ss.P los ssTiDsl nal
enly, fhyalnai and Mental Prostitution, and the
manV meats uriEnH from lndl1crction, selfabuse,
nnandy and rellahie remedy for the above CON-
omman1e1 Thousands testify 10 their merits.
frire. q = per bottle. sent BY express, o. D., 10
any a1dreaa. arcure from observation. A. McBoyle
aEantA y whom all orders should be add essed
, 1877-06-01

We GUARANTEE On. HEIsLEY's HEADACHE
Powders to cure the most distressing cases in
ten minutes. All druggists sell 10 cent trial
packs-regular size 80 cls., or mailed from Se-
lem, n ]. Also Powder in Bulk for Physicians
use. Crane 4 Brigham, Wholesale Agents, cor
ner Front and Clay streets, San Francisco.
, 1877-06-01

CANCER CAN BE CURED.-DR. BOND, of Phil
adelphia, announces his discovery for the radi-
cal cure Of Cancer. No Knife! No Pain!
No Odustic! Remedies with full directions
sent anywhere. Pamphlets and particulars sent
free. Address with stamp, DR.. n. 7. BOND, $50
North Broad st, Philadelphia, Pa.
, 1877-06-01

A CURE for rheumatism, simple, but pene
trating to the seat Of pain and giving instant
relief, is TraWer's Indian Oil. Sold every
where, at fifty cents per patent flask.