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6oO0.Mo44 n kN9A1sf n
u Mr.. VIM. a. AepmaR sok II, boad
Third avenue car, 4 ths City Hall, atoIs
o'clock, yesterday morning. Hs I'D -
to Brooklyn, and VA dresedxssy sissly,
especially - 10 gloves ovhiGA wsrs q
prinrose kid OF edass& s&ths esf did not
start until soass time sAs1r hv9 IT d, nd
inthemeauwnile AugIusttm KsilSy snisssd
from neishboring saloon apd ieot u ~
car too. He VA ! tall man, viii ! EFeat
bushy beard, and dirty hands Aflsr :
time the car did finally Aart yith these
TIVE as the only occupant. onA iaseaeh 4
the corners near the door. IA the easlwas
passing down Chsthem ,slrseh Kelly hid
his legs across the car and observed n !
seciabIe way, "D-dif,I aiai assidas =
old horse p n 4 naeasgs6a
Mr.. Chapman, as vas sminently pgops,
made no further reply to this oommunica-
tion than to turn Bis back ! little more
round, and to fix his attention ubon 'sCsn-
tennial Lodgings, IS, rs, and IS csnts,"
which the car was Just passing. Hr.
Kelly did not seem to care for this slight,
but continued his obsefvatiens " follows:
mice evening. just got back from
Shethen States. q Been In FloridJand Ne.
vady. Kansas Gty's the plaoe ler gamb-
ling; Shay, young Tier, stif2s A old
hoi3h." t.'' mn. ..'+, 9sss..'s.s
lIr. Chapman here fixed hie glance first
on the conductor, who was going forward
to have friendly chat with the driver,
after having taken the two fares with :
contemptuous air, and next Upon the sign,
Largest Schooner Of Bier ,iaq thss city, Is
cts" But Mr.. Kelly repealed pleasanily,
though with shade Of annoyance II his
faces. 1"hfS Se 'F'. w, p
!, "shay, young f'lerr sea' h''e 3 I
Thus adjured, Mr.. Chapman turned
round, and looked disdainfally It M.
Kelly's coat. 8ys4 s.G'v agf
"1'm id if aint stif',s an or, borsb,"
repeated Mr.. Kelly. ,.,ora. aaf
~ should say, replied NJ. Chsrman,
that it does not make any difference If
your stiff or not, you'Il be id any way"
20 saying he turned away with scofn.
"What's that asked Mr.. Kelly, whats
hat ?' la, b ansgsy49a I'd .yAss
Then he arose and caught hold Of M.
Chapman's arm in order .to, fet . better.
'1f Mr.. Chaplnan's face. MI. Chspman
considered tbisan insult and struck, Nj.
Kelley in the face. Mr. Kelly, asionfshed
At this, merely let himself fall forward,
and Mr.. Chapman sank down beneath the
weight. The conductor interrupted his
conversation with the driver long enough
10 hand both over to stray policeman,
ind then went On with the empty car and
the fares. 1t &3" o' o'!a 7' 'A''''' 2 ~ y
When the two prisoners were taken 70 h
he Tembs Police Cour, in the morning
each made charge Of assault and battery
'gainst the Other. To make things per-
,ectly sure, the officer made charge Of
trunk and disorderly against both. Jas-
ice Smith dismissed the mutual charges,
out fined each man SIS on tie officer i com.
plaint. Mr.. Kelly at once paid tis own
inc, and then Gseeing that Mr.. Chapman
1ad very good prospect of going to prison
paid his too. rcmarking, That's Al right,
'onug fellow, l haven't anything against
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DIED.

On the 10Th inst in Frederick, Miss Polly
Lt3air;, in the SD year Of her age.
On tho 17th ulo., near townsville, of Par.
aly,is.s Christian F. Mily ard, aged "a
years. ''..
On the 18th. In Montgomery county. Nd.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Biser aged Is years, 3
months and "a days.
On the 26th Of November. near Keysville,
Carroll county. Nd. Mrs. Jane, wife Of
Frederick Dorsey. aged SO years, 2
! months and 10 days. She was member
of the Methodist church for G5 years and
kind and affcclionate parent.
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> MARI

On the 2sth ulto., At the Lutheran Parson.
age in Meehanicstewn. by Rev w. Z.
Wire, Mr.. John W. Valentine and Miss
Alice $ Ecker, both ofFrederick county.
On the 1htl, inst. by the Rev G T Coelel
at, Pleasant Grove, in the Methodist
Protestant church, Mr. james P Snffold,
= OF AfAbAh,a,'to Miss Sa:lie E. Linthicum
bfthiEc0uMty. r.y
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p y B Lie S A l. e.
Saturday,, December 20, 1877.


INhe subscribers, heirs Of William Stout
l. fer. drc'.'., 'ln,e of Frederick county,
will offer at public sale at the Gilbert House
in Mechanicstnwn. On above day, At one
O'Clock p. NJ, the following valuable Real
Estate, to wit: LIST,
THE WELL.KNOWN FARM,
about ono half mile north of Frank.
fnEille. on the Frederick and Emmitsburg
turnpike, containing AZ acres Of cleared
land, under good fencing. and is known rs
one of the most productive little farms in
the county. This farm is laid of into sew.
en- fields. The improvements are n, two.
story, log house, newly rick.cascd, con-
tanning seven rooms and basement: = good
bank barn.. nearly new, wash house. spring
house, smoke house., hog pen and all other
necessary buildings in good repair. There
is also An orchard Of Choice Fruit, and q
never failing sp!ing OF water at the door.
This farm is worthy the attention Of any
person who desires home. End, :.
-, r,~A MOUNTAIN LOT
1T acres well set in pine. chest.
nut and oak timber. Sd, Mountain Lot
20 acres of land more or less,
well set in young and thriving timber. Ah
= Mountain Lot containing 33! acres OF
land more or less, also set in young and
thriving timber 5th,
HOUSE AND LOT,
situated about three. fourtl,s of mile west
of the property Of John Knott. containing
II acres Of land, on which is erected a
small log house one and half stories high,
and q fpEing of water near the house. A
further. description of the lands is deemed
as VIM. J. Stoufier, living on
the,-home property. will take pleasure in
showing any or all Of the lands.
TERMS-Onc,h half cash on the day OIL
sale and the balance in twelve months from
day OF sale: the purchasers giving his, her
or their notes with approved security fol
the deferred payments bearing interest rom
day of sale, Upon the payment Of all the
purchase money good and sufficient deeds
wilfbeAgiven., The purchasers to he ut the
expense of conveyxncing Possession o.
the fkrnn, house and lot gwen April I, 1873
OF the mountain lots Immediately upon the
purchaser complying with terms Of sale.
o.'',. '@'.'' SOPHIA STOUFFER,
Sc. '','' '~ SARAH G. BUTT.
''7', WIN. ]. STOUFFER.
5..' GEO. T. sTOUFFER,
ANNA V. FREY,
Heirs of William Stoufer, decd.
dcc6-ts-pd
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court for Frederick
County.
0CTopEp TEpn 1877

John Rouzcr, Henry Rouzer and William
G. Landcrs, executors of Daniel Rouzer,
deceased.
ORDERED by the Judges of the Or
" phans' Court for Frederick county,
this 10Th day Of November, 1877, that the
sale of the real estate of Daniel Rouzer,
late of Frederick county, deceased report,
ed by his executors, and filei this lay, be
ratified ard confirmed, unless caus, to the
contrary be shown on or before the 18th
day Of December. 1877, provided copy of
this order he published in some newspaper
in Frederick county for three weeks in
succession previous to said day.
The Executors report the sale Of farm
Of which the said deceased died, seized and
poss, ssed, situate in Frederick county, for
the gross sum of Four thousand seven hun
dred dollars ($4700).
True copy-Test:
JOHN r. ROUZER.
Register of Wills.
nOv22.3t
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In the introduction of kellcr's Veg-
table Life Drops. n new departure has
been instituted Instead of appealing to-
the credulity and desperation Of the sick.
the Judgment of ill is addressed in "A
Brief Manual Of PurEative and Depura-
two Medicine,"-Qo be had Of druggists
free Of charge, and given with every bot
tie Of the Drops written for those who
having q perception ofthcir diseases, ca
intclligently apply tho principles therein
contained, with tho assurance of relief
and cure Of
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XECH.A NICSTOWN MARKETS
Corrected Weekly BY Geo. ". Stocksdale
WRDNRsDAY Dec 9Th
Men, advertisements.

1>O SPORTSMEN!
/ On hand fine stock Of fine English
and American Double. barrel Shot Guns
Also. Hazards best Duck and Rife Pow
der Shot and caps, and fine assortment
of Pistols ard Cartridges, which we are sell
ing at the lowest market prices
~, STEWART & PRICE,
Dec G st Frederick. Nd
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AND CALF WEANERS.

One ofthe best inventions Of the age is
the Cow and Calf Weaver. 1t effectually
prevents Cows from sucking themselves,
and an excellent thing to wesn Calves from
sucking Cows. Call and sec them at the
Agricultural Store of
STEWART s. PRICE,
Dec6-3t Frederick, Md.
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WANTED.

Durchascrs for all or part OF 81 set Of
L Single and Double Harness, "a Saddles,
43 Blind Brides, 81 Riding Brides, III
Halters, 100 Assorted Whips, 300 Collars
and lot Of Horse Blankets, Lap robes, &c.
D. G. MARTIN.
Noy158m. Mechanicstown Md.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND Us.

:. SALE RKaisrsn. Bills for the following
saIss have been printed! at this Office.
Abraham Lohr, trusttc of. John Lohr,
win sell on Saturday, December 8, at two
o'clock, household and kitchen furniture,
sleigh, buggy and harness also, on same
day that valuable brick dwelling house.
On Saturday. December 30, st.1 o'clock
p m in front Of tic Gilbert house, this plnce
the heirs Of tho late William Stouffcr, de.
ceased, will sell at public sale valuable real
estate, &C., situated near Franklinville. See
advertisement or bills for further particu.
lars; ~ -. = .,-.1
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DROF. GEO. II: S. WELLER,
General Agent for
ORGANS AND PIANOS,

or first class manufacture, at reduced pri
ces, also Vocal and instrumental Music of
every description. For terms &C. address
Letter box HIS, Hagcrstown, Md
octlS.1y
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PRIVATE SALEOF :.
AND LOT.

HNhe undersigned offers at Private Sale
L House and Lot situated on the tnrn.
pike short distance from this place. The
house is n two story frame, containing sew
en- rooms, good size, and web Of water
near the door. The lot is a full half acre
with splendid grape vines and choice fruit
planted thereon. For further particulars
enquire of
H. G. FOREMAN.
or at this Office, Is
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Keller's Vegetable Life Drops
COMP. Amt.

When from any Of the numerous Incl
ting causes the Liver begins to act abno1
n,ally, the bile remains in the system.
vitiating and perverting every vital pro-
cess, and causing Boils,' Carbunclcs,
Blotches, Pimples, Coughs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Consumption, Dysentery, Kid
1ey and Bladder diseases, and many other
disorders, all originating directly or indi-
rectly from thc4iver. Kcllers Vegetable,
Life Drops induce the healthy action of
the Liver by providing for the removal OF
the hillary constituents by the Bowels,
Kidneys and Skin
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Diseases Of the Blood
LIVER AND sToMACH;-
INDIGESTION,
Dyspepsia, Constipation, &c.
Keller's Vegetable Life Drops.
BY their peculiar alternative and purga-
tive influence act especially upon the
BLOOD, purifying it, and removing such
diseases as
Liver Complaint,
-: .Biliousncss,
Ulcers, RheuEnatismr
Pilnples, Skim Diseases
Blotches, Neuralgia,
Rolls, EruptiOns,
Headache, NervOusness,.
Jaundice, Fever & Agut
Colds, Loss Of Appetite.
anil KINDRED DISEASES, resulting from
iuA,overishcd or vitiated BLOOD. 49,
DYSPEPSIA. =
The possession of pure blood depends
upon good digestion; for where dcrango-
mcnt of the digestive function exists
disease inevitably results, and Dyspcp-
sia, with all of its terrors and toytEeA
becomes established.
Keller's Vegetable Life Drops
arc specific for DYsPEPslA, or lSDI-
.GEsTroN, FLATULENCY, HEARTBURN
CRAMPS, NAUSEA and VOMITING, Pains
in the Head, Side and Back, Palpltation
Of the Heart, Hypochondria, and all that
CLASS of diseases arising from Indigestion
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, l.265 BROADwAY:.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOX RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

Rha aED sls hNp salE aqE 81
AMusEaENrs- srm PAGE 5sh and 9Th cols
AssTikGIoGY-2n All & PAGE 9Th col
ssa
REa EsTAFk Fos saLE-ls, ss
BysISHss oproRryNlrIEs-srn PAGE
sfry ssfHrSiNEss SorIcES-7dn IN rAcK,etn col .o.e. ,o
GLheKs AND sALEsaRNSis M i rAcr-sd and 4sS col.
SSp 'ss 81 Ss r.ss.ssA COL
GSsTMy GSoHrWsE EoaaD eacHsA COL
DaNGiSu AcHDEMiEs-sra PAcx 9Th COL
PEYIisrEY-3o PEY ,Si,nIr r4cs-eth 4 t,n col OIL
2Hs1s r. LEE . and h eo AND
EuRoPEAN srIAMsIfs-l2rl PAcE-5th aud 9th cos
FINE AKTs-srn rAGE-4th col
ESs EooSs sS6 TO
ruRSiruEE-arn ruRsn uias-5ln ras raas@sS s.n sSs col
$HHE $ Z :Sr ss:
sEs s9oas StsHssA 49, r.s.4.A COL
LsiA Losr AND PoUNp-.isr sSNr" raaarIs. ":a Est COL
aassnshSx'f1 assanE Mxs1ELssTn sAssh faas se 4A co.,
ssgSslSfts;s NV Ftsss ~ t.s.e.A col.
FrEHssSNSEsr FxsSF3kTEs dASs Pss' sS p.ax4n co.,
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
,r IKE ENMr.lsr nj 4 AGE 18th col and IN PAGE-1st COL
REAL ESTATE TO EXCfIANGE-2D PAGE LIST COL
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2p PAGE-lst col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-lsT PAGE--l lst col.
RESrA AURANTS-Srm PAGE--4th col
REWARDS-1sr PAGE-lst col
SALES AT AUCTiON-9TH PAGR-1st, I'd Sd and 4th coils
SITUATIONS WANIED-FEMAL PAGE. and
18TH PAGE lst and I'd coils
siTuATiONS SMANTED-MALES-l2rH PAGE-3d COL
SPECIAL MOTTO ES--lsT PAGE-lst and I'd coils.
SPURTING-DOGS. BIRDS, &C.-lsr PAGE-2d col.
RTOkAGE-l2TH PAGE--6th col
SUMMER RESORTS-9rH PAGE-6th col.
THE TRADES-l2rn PAGs--5th roll
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcE-1st and
I'd coils.
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-1sr PAGE-5th col.
UNFURN1SHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PAGE-5th and 9th coils.
WANTED TO PUKCHASE--1sT PAGE-4th COL
MATCHES. JEW ELkY. NC. srH PAGE 9TH col
WEsTCiIESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
10 LET-1sT PAGE 9th col
WHITEslONE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
1sr PAGE-6fh col
WINS, LIQUORS. &C.-srH PAGs-6th col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. GC.-l0TH PAG.-6th col.
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$7OOO pWST eslp., S bASxEEs Nsx = MAS
Gold silver. Havana Bank Not bought sold Havana
Prize Tickets cNshed.
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ITO w. II. VANDERBILT, PRESIDENT
Why do you pull down those dsgraceful wooder
shanties the Of 4.d and Park ordered
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
rTsTr rosETyE anSII3I ASn SALE
oAsH9Ay 4E %H:5
BY cIiAsEEs HEEs & sfi5 btFE HfD AuGrHioSsErr a5
Nv MAaSNs sssok AZ knoksEs
Consisting EaHss 81 sap.4b slsm .am wHtss " as
n HIGH sa Gd and o are Sr s
Be- s
headed d. are rss Ssdns s dyst. SINGLE or double hays fine
gle doube honest and well behaved and fully
..S:is R%%%E .fHf 's %4sT!euIAn Attention OF GEN
Ria@E TEAM AND SEED EsoSaHf ! FOX Ok ROAD ah1
Also and .,sS Is s.y csams hands high
sail; raised Long Island; he Is very raitca
stylish in harness out. beat 35 any
road speed 22o gait; warranted sound and
Also fast black Gsldng ~ hands high, years old;
driver great pole horse can ,ro. II and all
s sh$: % Pony "a |" ri; fy sid Sss
that hold reins, warranted
''Ssd SshaIAGss Iaa siH CONSIST OF LIGHT RocKAwAY
r1Hy Ef1S lSsG SINGLE Eor aN b2a MfHNs %
k5sis p fHT 5o 81 TsE H KFssEx sops g
Dkyks pS5SS AIE nakNF A hks6 s6
~EE sUPEEIoE& v & A. WEhL Eli A. S SAFE ~ HYoA,p5ITEhs
s S II 3 M
yRE MeE HD7ss hEyosa Fa e
AND OF AsGERrAINiNG ,1, M TmLh rAgTacuLAES, Ar mn Z RS
sASG!hs q EhN slSg
4 HShAsfsSEbb VIII Sb il
Fou FoouuNb NOT % 70 BE so PuMclAsaRs tAN Can RETuRS
saa. A,D % E.
n ar VAN rAssELL A KEARNEY,s AUCTION MAkT
iio, III East 18th st., near 4th hav
ELEGANT LASpAuLET, MOROCCO LINING, IN
rs,pSr sEnEEST s onDEn' BUILT BY BREWSTER CO., OF
rSL4EENcE PAHK sr, gLyE ~ Mowoeco LINING
LANDAU. BY WOOD BROTHERS, IN PERFECT
,hR6uGIAM, WITH STABLE Shutters. ROSE
SoDHtS iSFsosEAksss WINDOWS ,'' ASD An =
%HsSss WIN jump ,sss. sSsSGT PMAET5S Writ Writ
Broome Dog Carts, Carts. Victoria. by Denarest;
ss n % % 0 s% am" am"
second hand Double and single Harness Robes Whips &c
A FOR SALE. TWO BUSINESS. CoUrE OK FAM
sauale harness Horse. 49, hands years old. very syi
separatey sold Tor fault only through death Of
Apply IIY Madison av.
GRAY HORSE SUITABLE CART or TRUCK;
N chcstIut Horse free stvsh driver; x6O $40. IL Hes
ter St
A THE CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT EVER or.
$IUEb. hay Mare all style years old and fss,
elegant top PhaetOn. the rubber mounted Harness
Blankets lap Robe. Whip &c making the prettiest
turnouts also Wagon Phaeton.
as good MS new. 1873 West Jlst ST.
A ONE OF THE FINEST TEA CART OR DOG
N Horses In tue city, l5H hands high warranted
suund and Kind. No West l3th ST.
WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING EXTRA CHEAP
n .beautul bay stallion. 1913. sound kind got by
Kysiyks iiambctonian. dam Lady nellionnder ~;
sbfng leather extension Phacton; seats
with pole shas gold mounted liancss 10 match sath-
Pony Phaeto, improved spring top Wsg
on nnscomu IIarness all tood as Club stable, ut
West 18th 81. near 6tn av
A UcTIoN SALE OF WELL KNOWN. THOROUGH
N bred Horses. GEO VI. PArCHEN, JK. GEN, WASH.
IN,.TON BAY RUN, GREY NELL, LITTLE KATY.
MAGGIE L. work Horses Coach. kcckawNy. Wagons
Harness at stable William Callahan Central nv,
SoutL Fordham this day, at one O'clock.
JAMES l.. WELLS. Anctoneer
4 SMALL GRAY EAsr INDIA PONY SMALL AD-
hvertising Wagon and Harness for SALE Apply oiid
store 4, ,l2y Broadway
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A -CHARLEs w. BARKER. AUcTIoNEER.
IA NIX GERRY BROWNS grand sale OF
MR. GERRY BROWNS grand sale Of
MAINE BRED Trottng Horses
MAINE BRED Trottng Horses
ON NEXT Saturday, April ~, NJ eleven o'clock
AT BARKER SONS
CITY AUCTION Mar and New York Tattersall's.
COKNEK OF Broadway and 39th st.
TWELyE HEAD OF nnexamplcd speed
THE TIME warranted aud showa
BEFORE you bid.
three that tot in so and pair of raordunry
matched BAY tiedngs that Ia three minutes All
OF the most fashionable Eastern trottng blood and all war
ranted sound aud kind.
Horses and TEST THE SPEED BEFORE the day OF SALE
CATALOGUES READY. sale positive.
ENTRIES OF Stock are now being received for Sstur-
days sale.
AT AUCTION:
n BY VAN TAssELL KEAKNEy AUCTIONEERs,
Office aud 10, lI2 East 18th
ON MONDAY. APRIL 80
ut ~ O'Clock,
TIlE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE
cAAEslA9E Aksla JdxM JMANMvFAcr2RY nxG or
No 1873 South 9th av.,
CONSISTING or NEW AND SECOND HAND CLAIR
ences Coaches side bar and full spring Wagons Doc.
tors Phaetons extension top Cabrio et top Wagons
riages oak. wne wood and ash Lumber Backsmhs BEL
lows Anvs and Tools; stock o trimming shop paint shop
and snndry property generally found in large carriage
marufactory
SALE Is POSITIVE ON ACCOUNT OF THE DIsso.
cXraLoGuEs cHN RE OBTAINED ON IHE PREM
ises and the Office OF the auctoneers no. liz East
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SPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, &c.
A QuARIA GOLDFISH. BIRD AND PET STOCK
1Depot 81 4th st. BAGOT. sporting and pet Dogs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Diseases Of Mem

The immense power which nervous and the
brain possesses the health important pbyo-
logical fact that has been hitherto upon
which proper system Of treatment dep pend.
OF all diseases whch alc the human there not
possessing than aud
debility owing its subtle character and the slow and
steaithy manner In which 1t makes inroads upon the
strongest constitution There little doubt
that year by year II has been Increasing nor
Is this to be wondered The habits OF
the generation such tend debtate the
frame The OF society compel lead to great
life artificial the vices to-day Of
the most enfsebing and dangerous kind There Is no
plant that coser attention than that of debi
Tor Of the fear results OF this dsease is that IL
Is the body only thm suffers but the mind takes OF the
muititucs who might have lived TO be-
society become victims OF misery in
OF their minus becoming weak and believing that
their incurable
Having devoted many wears OF my practice to this
speciality enabled by system OF treatment
have discovered 70 restore health vgor and manhood to
feeble aud shattered constitution
aggravated the case may be or how long standing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26

As East 9th between broadway and University place
New York.