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STEAMBOATS, ano Gailrolos.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
on and after June Is -7l trains leave New York via
pcsbrosscs and Cortandi streets Ferries n follows
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
WITH Pullman Palace Cars attached, A NJ. and 80
4 daily
For Wilhamsport Lock Haven. CORY. AMI Erie at ~
+. NJ, connecting ~ Cory Tor ltu,Nille. PETROL
Centre. and the Oh Regions For WilanspOrt and Lock
Haven. - \. VI.
For Baltimore, Washington. and the South Limited
Washington Express ol Pullman farl1r Cars daily.
except sunday, - 4. arrive MhshiustOn4 10 NJ.
REGULAR A. 70 A. NJ /. d, ami so =. NJ sunday. d
and : 80 +. NJ
Fxprc.s Tor Philadelphia. 100, 3 20, % ~ Limited
1870 4 NJ I. I. g. g. = aud = ~ T. VI sunday, A VI,
. q, :. and :. 30 4 NJ Emgrant and second class. 7
4. NJ.
For trains 10 Newark. Elizabeth Railway. Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Amhov. flcmiugton Bclyidcre, AMI
other points, see local schedules al all Ticket Onlycs
Trans arrive From Pittsburgh. 81 and 10 ~ NJ and
10 - T. VI daily, 10 10 4 VI go 4 VI daily except
MONDAY From Washington AMI baltimore. 8 -. 10 %
A. NJ, 4 10, ~, and 1910 T. NJ sunday. $50 10 40
A VI From Philadelphia %. $50. 80. 10 10 10 40,
II So NJ II. 10. . 10, 30 ~. 10 TO- and 10 ~
sunday, D. 10. -, ~. ~, II 30 A. ~. 80 aud
10 2uP VI.
Ticket Onices 500 and ga Broadway I Aston House,
aud loot Of D,sbrosscs aud Cortandt SITS Court t.
brooklyn III. 10, ami IL Hudson It, Huhokcn, DE.
FRANK THOMSON, l. A. FARMER
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
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TEIE SUN
FOR THE
Campaign Against National Fraud

President who was not elected by the people having
been inausurated at Washington through proce u
fraud We call upon honest men of all parties rally
geiher IN determined and persistent the cor
recuon OF this great and for the OF the
guilty To be enforced through the ballot box
For thus outrage upon the right OF sefgovernment the
kephuNcan party ana Its chosen managers primarily
responsible but the men who have taken onice through
such means and who actually exercising tie power
Of the Government upon such authority scarcely less
guilty than they who conceived ami executed this unpar
sleled political swinie.
Tho Fraudulent President and his advisers having uu
deraken 10 forsake the sncicn ways the Republicans
party, and having invited Democrat and former Rebel
u occupy VI the most important oinces in CAbL
net propose TO debauch the honest public sentiment u
the South by the betowal OF otncss and by
system of Government subsidies TO railroads and canals
hopns thus to complete corruption the work begun IN
fraud At tho same time with hypocrucAl pretenees n
reforming the civil service they Halter vanity u
Northern theorists 10 the end that the great in
which tins Administration isouniod may be overlooked
and condoned
Against this complex scheme as against the conspra-
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commence Immediately campaign alike mercuess and
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r. our old friends and fealvr. body Of about million
ri souls-as same number the majority white ciu-
CONS who, In November last voted Tor Samuel Tlden
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IInyes's CiviI Service Reform.

Tho writer of the following letter to tho
Scrond Assistant Postmaster General in Wash
ington has Just boon appointed Postmaster Of
Lodi. Clay county. Tenn. We suppose he was
the most nt"lliEent person in his neighhor-
juno = ~
Gay
viii say to You Mr. W Barber that the rchson 7
nritnt send tho of oath ortc 20 w0nS that De-
pended nn NcerN a. Dee had actsd poastc master
tu MI fht tack that g. -,nde ha
an thotc D, nue hoW hetr then ded bonen that
not uoa pd ga tho hisucs nie cute the blonde hit
wa, swuor arcutdin u the form OF oath no NOR but
Yours re spccikcfuilv jams GOuD.
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Gbt Gurf.

I ONO BRANCH RACES-Monmouth Park,
June 80. July 10. r. -. H. and H. Races com
lunctually nj Ia New Jersey southern aud New
jersey Central Railroads will run Train. direct 10 the
of the track. lur particulars Of trains advcr-
u~mcnt q. BRUCE, secretary. Long Branch, \. j.
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A -A.-DAILY ROCKAWAY BEACH
ExCuRsTONa
FIVE OCEAN EXCURSIONS DAILY
ny the steamers COLUMBIA entirely new, AMERfCUs,
and NEvERsINK.
A -oRAND rouRTM

REDUCED FARE
THE MAGNIFICENT PALACE STEAMER
IONs BRANCH,
GAIT JAMES LYNCH,
viii make special Fourth OF July excursion 10 New.
hursh 1andng at Nonkers Iona Island West Point Gold
Spring and Cornwall will leave Fulton ferry Brooklyn.
ats.l5 A West 10th It IS A. Vi and West 2tth st.,
ni5 and return u the city Mt 30 T. VI Excursion.
lists can stop Iona Island hours hours West
Point. and view the military display also witness the
drill tho Cadets BAULANDS GRAND MILITARY
BRASS BAND Will play beautiful airs during the ENTIRE
TRIP. An ILL SrnATED MAE giving ul dc tails OF the
different POINTS OF INTEREST on the NOBLE HUDSON,
Will be presented TO EACH PASSENGER Fare Tor tho
round trip. IL cents DON'T FORGET JULY FOURTH
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lTue-I u,tqs anil 10 I,Hnh
There wa In Thu, town 4 collector 50 hVi,
Who gathered the customs in silver and gold,
Ills maine u was wilkins, some MY years old,
Aud Dee hat ON his urf. VERY tisht hold
thuru.-DescultNc of the tcnurr.ui Uice act
III too raj, yural, orarny DAY, a..
AsNilkins settin' In his orns one dav.
A letter from llaNp. which the same IL dli say
Il -gn this here ori- Immediately.
And give John l. Thomas Your place and your paw.
Chorus-DcscrptlNe CIVILIANS views Vi civil service
REFORM
Ri too raj dc.
Then wilkins he got most exceedingly warm.
Aud he luently cus>cd civil service reform.
Ana he gave Mr. Hayes small piece of ms mind
And would see him In Toyhet before he resigned
Chorus-pescrhing Nlkins's views Of the Fraudulent
President
Ri too raj loOrnl
Thcn HAYES he got up on hi. sinister car
And iorfh with pended the bold rollectier
And put John |. Thomas tht re- al interim
III the senate assemble 20 ~ upon Inn.
COMMISSIONING the lov oi &. G. Fulton and the pud-
ding ticket leivlmers-
RI too raj
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UNITED STATES
4 Per Cent. Loan

UNDER Authority or = contract with tno
SECRETARY OFTHE TREASURY,
THE UNDERSIGNED hereby give notice that
from this date and until July TO- at3P NJ they will re-
ccve subscriptions the Z PER CENT. FUNDED
LOAN OF HEUNIrED STATES. IN icnomi.
nations stated below. ATPAR ANDACCRUED
INTEREST IN GOLD COIN.
THE BONDs are rcdccmable arcr thirty years
July 1871 and carry interest that date pay
able quarterly and exempt from the payment Of
taxes or duties the United states well taxa
ton in any form by or under state municipal or local
authority
THE INHERENT on the REGISTERED
STOCK will be paid by check. issued by tho
TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES.
TO the order OF the holder and mailed TO his address The
check is payable on cnao properly endorsed at
the Offices Treasurer aud Assistant Troasurcrsot
the United states
THE sUBsCRuPTIONs will he FOR COUPON
Ron Ds OF $50 and 500. and REGISTERED
STOCK in denominations of $50, 500, $780,
81 900, $1,000. and $1,000.
THE BONDS, both COUPON and REGIS
TERED, will he ready for delivery July >, 1877
FORMS OF APPLICATION will be furnished
by the Treasurer at Washington the Assistant Treasurcrs
at Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati New Orleans
New York. Philadelphia ST Louis, and san Francisco.
and by the National Banks and bankers generally Tho
applications specify the amount and denominations
required. and for registered stock the ull Lame and
post office address the person e whom the bonds shall
be made payable.
TWO PER CENT. OF the purchase money must
accompany the subscription The remainder may be paid
the pleasure Of the purchaser either at time OF sub
scripuon or at any time prior TO oct 49, 1871 WIN
interest added at four per cent to date OF payment
THE PAYMENTS may be made IN gold coin TO
the Treasurer Of the United States Washington, As
sistant Treasurers at Baltimore Boston, Chicago Gin
cinnau New Orleans and ST Louis and to the Assistant
Treasurer San Francisco with exchange New York.
or to either Of the undersigned
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Excursions.
EXTENSIONS.
A -A.-A.-COLUMBIA SPECIAL EVEN.


A -A.-A.-COLUMBIA SPECIAL EVEN
mo ExcURsIoN-4rH OF JULY
DOWN THE BAY AND AROUND THE HARBoR,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY
by the mammoth steamer
COLUMBIA,
brilliantly Illuminated from stem to stern, aTording 10
the public fine evening sail and y
SPLENDID VIEW OF THE DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
In New York Brooklyn, and jersey CITY
The musical attractions will attend the whole excur
sion. Pull band music, glee clubs. and sOOists. -
COLUMBIA leaves 2ith ST. North river at 7f5 T. N /;
Tenth st. North river. = NJ; Pier North river, sl5
L. VI and Jewcll's dock. $50 4. VI.
Returning 10 the city by about II r. ". - -
FARE FOR THE ENTIRE EXCURSION ONLY 80 CTS
~ "HAlL COLyMBlAiw -
GRAND FOURTH OF JULY and every day EXCUR
SIONS to ROCKAwAY BEACH.
Nv the and magnificent steamer COLUMBIA dhe
route, making a GRAND OCEAN EXCURSION EVERY
DAY on AND AFTER JULY 4 leaving
"a path st. North River at......... 10 N A. " ,EE
E=s 10th ST. North River, at.........1O.1b A. " s-I
80 Pier 2, North River. at......... 1870 A. -
So Jowells Dock, Brooklyn....... III 10 A. NJ. *
GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT every day by
CONTERNO'S 23D REGIMENT BAND
COLUMBIA GLEE CLUB,
and
PROF sOfTAU, CORNET SOLO1ST -
EXCURSION TICKETS ......................50 CENTS
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4 ost mo tOuno.

i OST-A rock cont, with carmans book IN pocket
marked win the address On cover between ~ and 20
barclay st suitable reward and no questions asked Tor
return OF book to oj Barclay IT.
0GOATs st1ayed from East G7th st. june 30, lb.
~ eIal reward viii be paid Tor thor return to j..
NKONlN, NIth 81 botMoen 81 and loNlnglun avs
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StWmg altblnrs.

OK FOR Wheeler 4 Wilson covered machine;
RiC cost 40 nearly new perfect order 80 9TH d.,
iAney store.
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DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND
THE TRUSTEES OF THIS BANK
Have ordered that Intel be paid TO DepOitors entitled
thereto the months ending this date follows
lst-On - 90 and under, Six per cent per
2d-On sum exceeding az Ooo Six per cent per
on son. and Five per cent per annum the
Payable on and after MONDAY. July 49, 1877.
The Interest will be placed To the credit OF Dcpostors
when due and Will be entitled ~ interest Tor the next
months N not withdrawn
DAVID LKpwiru. HENRY L. HOGUEr.
Bras nj
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Excursions.


DLYMOUTu ROCK. RoCKAwAY.
MARINE TWO TIMES EVERY DAY,
BAND. OF JULY
MADRIoAL JARRETT -. rALNERs. superb palace
steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, with all her
bora e. t5' RReoGKX%AY BE&ciI. "''"'' WV "''
o''hh ...1cavc. foot OF 22d st, n. R, alto o'clock
CLUB. 4 y and + and Pier l. N r. "sSo
d. N'' FARE. Round trip FIFTY CENTS
plymouth ROCK. 4Tn OF JULY NIGHT
elimination of a Nations RcJoicinss
PANORAMIC VIEW
n1rmrvArrov OF RMHHRsrcNs METROPOLIS.
THE SKY Witty 1fd hiSSPPpSS nv Or FORTY MILES
TiIs WEDNESDAY, EVENING July 4, 1877.
Inc superb r"'a'' PPLYM65GGfflIf Ro siS"S'
beautiful 'S stars and Stripes" aud Inc days II
b IL Il. Il'iii Of rL LII nilGa
ORIENTAL LANTERNS, cMcmN LIGHTS, AND BEN.
will leave hes pier ana s r n, oGS Of "a 4
GRAND EXCURSION %p" oSws THE uARBoR.
Sil"cs's t6c siofie Of the NIGHTS pyrcecnc display
Il" nO"0 BG 81 s' OF S aYRSp " OF RoeSKFrs
over Harlem, sy ct Sgw T9s rro n aad
and the shores OF Long Island
Tho steamer will return tn the docks before II o'clock
ALL THE USUAL MUSICAL FEATURES
Will be given Refreshments In abundance.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS
Must be purchased the dock before going on board
ATu OF JULY. PLYMOUTH ROCK.
Two magnificent trips TO
ROCkAWAY BEACH.
"oY LONG ISLANDS sEA-GIRr SHORE"
To-day FOURTH OF IrIY See time table above The
most iuiicous and delightful way to escape rom the
lN Aml of Tho CITY.
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A DIALOGUE.

Charlcy-say. Pa, what boat is that coming down tho
river 80 tastf
Pa-My son that IL the Harlem boat sylvan Grove,
winch understand l. rafting fast boat The hoat~ Of
this line leave Peck slip at II, II 4, A. NJ. and Y ~
and l.. NJ connecting with boats for High Bridge.
Great crowds up every day because there de-
~ ...1l- ..r.- L Lul Nm
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Try DOCK SAVINGS BANK.

8ii and 3i3 Bowery.
The Board OF Trustees have declared dividend for the
six months ending June 90 1877 at the rate of six per
cent per annum all Of two thousand dollars and
under and upon tho amount in Of two thousand
dollars at the OF Ave per per annun Deposits
made before July 10 will draw interest from July
ANDREW MILLS. President
w WEBSTER. Secretary
EMIGKANT INDUsTRIAL SAVINGS
81 CHAMBERS ST.
Nkw YoRK. June 30. 1877.
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Sabimas Banks.
ROwERY SAVINGS BANK.

1913 AND 100 BowERY.
NEW YORK. June II. 1877.
A sEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND AT THE RATE OF SIX
PER CENT FER ANNUM
all Of Ave dollars and upward and ding
one thousand dollars, and Of
FIVE PER CENT. PER ANNUM
all sums In OF thousand dollars and not
cceding three Thousand dollars. which shall have been
deposited at least three months the Both day Of June
inclusive will b. allowed to the depositors, and will be
payable after
MONDAY JULY 10, 1877,
In accordance with the provisions Of the bylaws
BY order Of the Trustees - - -
SAMUEL T. Drown. President
q n. CoccpsuAtt, Secretary.
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|. -oKANp rNCuR.IoN LII

A GRAND ENtURsION AROUND STATEN
"a. ISLAND FOURTH OF JULY.
THE STEAMBOAT MARY POWELL Will. on July I only,
leave Ncstry st. Pier 80 r. At - O'CLOCK, for
pleasant excursion down the bay and harbnr Of New
York around staten Island. anorling an opportunity
the shipping ami furncauon> of New York civ
WILL KEIl kN II TINE To- leave ON the regular lp up
the river Meals and refreshments of all kinds On board
FARE 81.
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NIrTRopoIITA> SAVINGS BANK.

WI Nos aud 81 nN, oppu,itc cooper Institute. -
FORTY SIXTH sEMIANNtAl. INTEREST DIVIDEND.
july. 1877.
Tho Trustees have ordered that interest for the past
three and months. at the rate OF FIVE PER CENT
per annum be paid 10 depvsitOrs and alter the 10Th
inst
called for will be added to the account and
draw interest rom July l.
Deposits made on OF before the 10th OF July will draw
ISAAC I. SMITH, President
ALLAN HAY. 'NN'
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LIVING sAyINGs INsTiTUTIoN.

WMARWN 81, NV YORK, June ~ lS7L
Tho trustees OF this institution have ordered interest at
the rate of six cent anuum To be paid on all
counts OF 81 90 and under. and five cent all
exceeding Sisp remaining deposit during the
three Or six months ending july l. 1871 payable on and
after Monday, July 1O Interest not called for wall DO
credited as principal and draw interest from July l.
Deposits made on before july 10 will draw interest
from July l. Bank open daily from 10 4. tod T. NJ
WALTER " CONCkLlN, Prcst
JOHN CAsTREE, Treas
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KANsIT

GTATE LINE OF STEAMERS
- 10 GLASGOW, BElfASl and LoNDoNDERHY
From Pier - foot OF Canal Il. y. X.
STATE or lNplANA. Thursday. July ~.
STATE or GEORGIA. THURSDAY July ~,
Saloon and cabin passages at lowest rates
AUSTIN. BALDWIN 4 co, Agents. II Broadway.
sernge tickets nj IS Broadway and at Company pier
foot Of CAnAl 81. \. Il.
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NATIONAL LINE.-ricrs "a AMI 81. Nvrthu
~ FOR LONDON
CANADA ............ Co.,. THURSDAY. July 3 at II A NJ
FOR QuEENsrOwN AND LIVERPOOL
ENGLAND, JnN T. aOFM The Qneen.luly u, . + VI
SPAIN July IA. = 80 A EGYPT July ~ A NJ
Cabin aud steerage passage and drafts rom a upward
issued al very low rates Company oigr - broadway
L w ] I,sI MAnu.nr.
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Shipping.

%
ANCHOR IINEEyTvvy NMI; STEAMERS.
TO GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY OR LIVERPOOL.
INIERMEDl ATE sii STEERAGE, S2S
10 LONDON And SOUTHAMPTON
TWICE A MONTH SAME RATES
COMPASNis OFFICES. : BOWLING GREEN
HENDERSON BROS, AGENTS
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A MAGNIFICENT ExcURsION

To-day FOURTH OF JULY See time table above. The
most iuiicious and delightful way to escape Tom the
he no % the CITY
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PROF SOITAU, CORNET SOLO1ST. -
EXCURSION IICkErS ......................5O CENTS
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-10-27

Our IMPgUDEycE THE CAUSE OF CoSsuMP-
rioN.-How Insny of US can date the cause Of
CIR last sickness to either a crowded room and
then coming out in a cold air, or wearing damp
clothes, causing cough which settles upon
the lungs, producing seated pains in the chest.
and restore health to ,he system, if only used
In time. Remember and call at the Drug Store
for Aliens Lung Balsam. Every family should
keep II at hand.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-10-27
wonder Upon wonder.

Given Aioay-A strange, mysterious and most
extraordinary Book, entitled THE BOOK OF
WONDERS" Containing, with numerous
curious pictorial illustrations, the mysteries of
the Heavens and Earth, Natural and Super
Natural. Oddities Whimsical, Strange Curiosi-
ties, Witches and Witchcraft, Dreams, Super
stitions, Absurdities, Fabulous, Enchantment,
etc In order that all may see this curious
book, the publishers have resolved tn give It
away to all that desire to see it. Address, BY
pOstal-card, F. GLEASON q Co., 73S Washing
ton street, Boston. Mass.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-10-27
Light, WhoIesome, DeIIcious.

Are biscuits, bread, rolls, dumplings, etc.,
made with DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. Always
use 1t for the delicious Vienna rolls. Should
your grocer not have, and refuse to get.
DooLkY's YEAST POWDER for you, send 20
cents for u H., IS cents for Il To-, or 80 cents
for lb., direct to DooLEY & BROTHER, AS
Duane street, New York, and it will be
promptly sent by mail = q
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-10-27
HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.

Cottage Pudding.-1 cupful of milk,
cupful of sugar, pint of flour, 5 eggs,
2 spoonfuls cream-tartar, l of soda,
added before baking.
Graham Breads pints of graham
flour, II pints of white -four, pint of
mOlasses, a little salt, l cupful yeast.
Mix rather wet with spoon.
Crullers.-1 cupful lard or butter, /
of milk, 2 of sugar, pint Of flour, 3
eggs, teaspoonful soda; roll and cut in
fancy shapes; boil in hot lard.
Mufns.-To l quart of milk add 2
eggs well beaten, a small lump of but
ter, flour enough to make stiff batter,
stir in pint OF yeast, let stand till per-
fectly light. If made late in the even
ing will be ready for breakfast.
Corn-st1rch Cake-2 cupfuls powder
ed sugar, cupfuls corn-starch, cupful
butter, 3 eggs, a teaspoonful cream-tar-
tar mixed with the corn-starch, 4 tea
spoonful soda dissolved in J oupful Of
milk.
For the Comple1ion.-Make a linen
bag large enough to hold a quart of
bran; put it in vessel and pour 2
quarts of boiling water on it: lett stand
all day. and at night on going to bed
take the bag out and wash the face with
the bran water; in the morning wash it
off entirely with distilled rain water. In
a very short time it will make a coarse
skin feel like velvet
B0sfon Plum P,ddin0.-l loaf of ba-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-10-27
Mothers, Molher., Moehers

Don't fail to procure Mrs wISsLows SoorH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases of teething in chill
dren. 1t relieves the child from pain, curn wind
collie, regulates the bowels, and, by giving relief
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-10-27

csunoshs essentsls Z sBsshen halaang Orig
hal ReseEys; okesshess - ossp4rs. by tho
hGanch q snaagtsinG ~ usfal LinR,fns calculated
10 man our hones nszcftve - hspDE mis- unrivaed
MAgadne WIN commences n SEvEyTEENTH
YKAR with January 1873. and. heretofore. will be
fun q new nfefaU. entertaining md usefu subjects 10
which y b devotr1 Fan number contains FAVE
SKEL Snd otng DEAUYIRDL ALLVSI0A-
TIONB, worth more than Ii eose
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-10-27

KINGsyoRp's OswEeo CoRS STARCH, being
pure, requires less quality, and h more del
cate and nutritious for puddings, custards,
etc. than any other preparation.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-03
Magazine Notices.

The american Journal of the Medical Sciences
completes the first half-century of its existence
with the October number and, during all these
fifty years, has been under the same editorial
management. This latest issue fully sustains
the reputation which the journal has so long
enjoyed-that of being the leading medical
periodical of this country Among the promi-
nent articles we notice The internal compiled.
lions of acute Erysipelas, by Prof. Da Costa;
Thoughts on the prognosis and treatment of
Diphtheria, by Prof. j. Lewis Smith; On the
functions of the Cerebral Lobes, by DR.. Lauten.
bach, and The anatomy of the Brachial Plexus.
by DR.. ]. f. Walsh. This last paper is pecu-
liarly interesting inasmuch as the author, hay
ing dissected several hundred plexuses, con-
cludes that not only is there no good ground for
the wide disagreement of ANTAGONISTS concern
ing the arrangement of the nerve bundles, but
also that not one of them has ever correctly
described it. He holds that the variations
from what he has found to be the usual plan
are slight and infrequent. If his ideas are cor
rect they will certainly be adopted; but one
cannot help regretting the discovery of the
truth should develop completely In what was
already bug-bear of difficulty. The several
departments of reviews analytical and biblio-
graphical notices, and quarterly summary OF
Improvements are conducted with the ability
which they always show, and that is sufficient
commentator.