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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-05-10
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Extensive Marble Establishment.


MONs Us, TOMBSTesN E2S SLABS,
finish,
Pipe ochmn and purposes
ceedng successful competition. ALFRED E. SMENNER
Nov24-y d
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GROS $ & ~ I 6 K Ell,
G:ssaess, GNAins. etc.

G:ssske5s, Collins. etc.
Gross u Nickel, Frostburg, are day or
night
aseady to provide for the last said rite
3sf death which comes unfailingly to all
Strong Or weak, rich Or poor, and short or
tall
Superb Baskets and Coitins claim their
care.
81 ever the best you'll always find there.
,sow, this sad duty we all must confess
As best done where its special business.
Careful and complete are their facilities,
EAnoWn md Acknowledged their abilities.
Each thing we need they re ready to supply
EAlvlng-our turniture--or, if we die,
UndeFte ing our burial, they'll promptly
pay
-NeedtQl attention to all our friends say.
ADependlng on this they will be the choice
EXecutors to make the mourners rejoice.
asegarding both the dead and those who
live
shey cheerfuly accord all they can give,
And to their desires do ever attend
4AnoWinS themselves as the mourners true
friend
Even amid sorrow great joysth they impart-
sseai and truc--to the sad, licsolate heart
,5addcr as nearer Jhe friend with whom
we Part,
-iauch as we love lie, yet still we must die,
and the mystery of the next to try.
lnti,ls sad time on friends may do farworse
= egiceting toc.nn!oy the nice, tine Hearse
specially devise! 10 show lawful pride
'E'o aI, the ti'i..Lds of the one who has
tsicI.
Goa & ourz2s' =, Md.
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MAKING 4 VISION TRUE.
Carefully killing Himself Exactly as his
Deceased Wire had Dreamed

The young wife OF william Schwartz OF 81
Elizabeth street. Just before her death in June
last called her husband TO her bedside and told
him that she had dreamed OF entering their
bedroom TO call him TO breakfast. and finding
him dead on the floor. with blood streaming
from wound in his temple. and q pistol near
his right hand. She gave a graphic account Of
her dream. and he was much impressed by IT,
be was lying" said she. TO a friend upon
MS back, partially dressed. in front OF the
mirror His white shirt bosom was despatched
with blood, and pool Of blood surrounded his
head on the floor. The pistol was near his
right hand"
schwartz became respondent after her death
ana often spoke OF her strange dream. Yester-
day morning his housekeeper. Dora Stoltz went
70 MS room, the same in which his wife had
died. TO call him h. breakfast. She found him
before the mirror. brushing the hair from his
temples. He WIS partially dressed having on
MS trousers and slippers, and a spouess white
shirt She. asked him II he was dressing to
make call. He replied that he would 20 down
70 the break fast table after little while few
minutes atterward. the report OF a pistol WIS
heard IN MS room. On opening the door
the household found Schwartz lying on his
back; His white shirt front was suaitered with
blood. A bullet hole WAS in his right temple
from which the blood was flowing, and re-
Nolvar was lying near his right hand All was
as Mrs. Schwartz had dreamed
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WILLIIM MANLY,s DEATH.
Fatally Hurt by Police onicer Harvey on
Christmas bay.

William Manly, whose leg was broken on
Dec. "a, while Officer Harvey Of the Prince
street police was arrosting him. died yesterday
in st. Nincent's Hospital. In deposition made
Feb %. under his avowed expectation Of fatal
termination to his illness. Manly set forth that.
on the above date. Harvey assaulted him at
Prince street and South Fifth avenue. He was
throw, down. and his leg was broken by tho
fall. Manly said he gave the officer no greater
provocatlon than his asking him 10 drink in
honor Of the Christmas soason. Harvey then
dragged him 10 the station, but as he was per-
fecty sober. could make no charge against him.
and no was sent to the hospital. in place OF being
locked in a cell.
RAry~y Who, s--sSr-t lsrR. under ban. AYERS
that the fall was nm accident and that. had not
Manly been diseased through drink il would
not have resulted fatally. Harvey also exhibits
2 letter. purporting 10 have been written by a
brother Of Manly. in which the writer
avows the relationship with shame, de-
clares Manly to have been disgrace TO his
name and assures Harvey OF sympathy instead
q prosecution. Harvey asserts further that
Manly WAS drunk when he arrested him. but
the hospital officers say that. when Manly was
received there two hours later there was no
odor Of liquor about him.
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MERE MENTION.

One hundred shares OF the Brooklyn Gasight Co.'S
stock sold By auction yesterday AZ 1893 and ve shares
oi the Nassau Gasight Co, also OF Brooklyn, alto
Up to last evening 81 7-5 subscribed to the relief
fund for the Hungarian sufferers or this amount $500
WAS given by August Belmont and $500 by Theodore A.
HaVemeycr
An illustrated lecture the battle OF Gettysburg
be- given this evening by Col John Batchelder Stein
way Hail The proceeds 10 10 the charity fund OF
Dahlgren Post, q. A. X
Col Napoleon Bonaparte who is on his way to visit his
aged mother Mrs Patterson BonAparte, nj Baltimore
nnd John g. Melsgs and family arrived yesterday by the
scythia from Liverpool.
Edward rrann Of Troy, N Y, will begin a six days
walk on Monday morning next, at l21 in Pede strian
Hall sixth avenue, and, II failing complete miles
VAL forfeit the proceeds Vi the match 10 Of the city
athletic clubs
The Woodruff Scientific Expedition Around the
Mord eNlected 10 sail nom this port on the 9Th OF
May Extensive changes are 10 he made IN the Internal
n,rageweut Of ne steamship General Werder with
Nlt" 20 making her absolutely comfortable aud home.
Dr. Deems OF the Church VI the sIangerS has been ap
pointed Chaplain
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THE WOMAN VINO REALLY SUFFERS.
A Mrs. Mary oliver Whose Hair has Turned
Gray Through Modification.
= L.. Y - -. - -

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-There IL a lady
In Washington VINO might Justly bring suit
against both plainun and defendant In tho
Ollver-Gameron case for consequential dam
sufferer from wounded feeling in the matter Is
another Mrs Mary Oliver, who is utterly innO-
cent OF aught save the misfortune of having
the same name as the plaintiff and having
Deen rlghuully appointed from Pennsylvania to
a clerkship in the Treasury Department at the
instance OF SIMON Cameron when Senator He
Knew her husband who was one OF the stanch
supporters oil the clan Cameron. and advised
MIN TO run Tor Congress. Mr.. Oliver did SO and
WIS defeated, and lost fortune and courage TO
battle with life He died not long afterward,
ana his widow was appointed. at Senator Cam
erOn Instance, TOT clerkshi in the Office OF the
Comptroller Of the Currency. which she has for
several years filed with credit TO herself. and
mas earned tho esteem Of all associated with
her The similarity Of name with that OF
Senator CamcrOn's pursuer MS well rs the fact
that the other was also appointed at his request
20 clerk-hip in the same department, has
from the time the suit began. two years ago,
until now wrought untold wretchedness to the
Innocent woman. Naturally she has been per-
petnally COMPOUNDED with the litigant. The day
after the suit first commenced newspaper men
begun insisting on interviewing her. When
she has denied being the plaintiff she has rare
IN consequence. Her hair has actually
turned gray since the suit was instituted
rs n result Of the constant modification to which
she Is subjected. She has told my mother more
than once Of nights Of agony following tho blum
drrs which have panied and Inundated her
whenever she has been brought in contact with
strangers. and the not surprising refusal Of
those pnAcquainted with her 10 credit her de-
mas % being tho SimOn-pure Oliver. IL
certainly is 4 very hard case and il seems To mo
much influence with the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture can do Is 10 have her name changed.
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In a letter in THE SUN on Tuesday j. II. Schue-
bert giving his address Ms 81 West Houston street which
Is the Army Building, said that the
with 81 Alphunsuss Church in South Filth avenue near
Canal street do banking business on large scale and
lhat not hrqueny do they eNhort the congregation TO
make them the cust'dians OF their money. one the
heemponst Fathers. who have charge of the church.
Sad yesterday that none o the priests have done bank
ln- bu-lnes- And That the onls when Fathers
nav. borrowed money was when the church built
Archbishop fufcelIs financial troubles had In the
least disturbed those who had lent the church monev
the Father said and the financial matters the church
could not In any way be like those Of the Archbishop
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Mary keltenbacher aged II, Of 4l7 West Fifty
second street induced Mrs Mary Meaghor 257 In the
same street 10 errand her on the 18Th inst
Mrs Me"gher inrusicd her child, babe of years to
Mss kcrnhachor and her return Miss Keltenbacher
ana me babe were gone Mrs MeHgher found her babe
some DAYS aiterward ON Raudalls Island m the nursery
An nhcer had found tie babe. stripped her clothing
70 halfway IN Forty second street and the police had
hhhdel hcT over 70 tile Commissioner Charities and
Correction. Miss keltsnbncher arrested She con.
ltssed mat she took OIL Mrs NeaghcTs chhs clothing
ana et the child in the hallway She intended 10 pn
o. ~ me elothE The Grand jury indicted Mis-. kel.
tlhhchcf Tor abandoning the child She pleaded guilty
WIN many tears ami sobs yrs'e rday and u,ge COwinR
s-INuesd Asr " tbs Psnltsnuary Tor cue year.
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pENNsYLvANIA KAILHoAD.
AND UNIFIED STATES NAIL ROUTE
IN Il M alIDr L m ~ IA-A

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTR
on and after Jan ~, 1873.
Trains leave New York, DesDrOszes and COrtandt
Streets Ferries, a follows.
Express for HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, at IA NJ, and
$50 T.. NJ daily.
For wllliamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie Mt 30
r NJ. connecting AZ CORY for Iitusville, Petroleum
Centre, and the OIL Regions WiliamspOrt and Lock
Haven. A. "
Balumore, Washington, aud the South Limited wash.
ington Express, Of Pullman faror Cars daily, except
Sunday 10 A. VI. arrive Washington t.i2 r. N. Regu-
lar at 4 80 and $40 A. NJ and 10 z. ". sunday
$50 A. NJ and 10 N. For Baltimore, 4 +. NJ. except
sunday.
Expressf for Philadelphia 40 80 $40 40 Limited
II A. NJ. l. $3.50 4, 5, a. Z. 30. 500 and 10 r. NJ sun
day. $50 AMI A. NJ s. O. 1880, 30 and 10 Y. NJ Emi.
grant and second class 1870 T. NJ
Boats II Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY. anordlng a speedy and direct
transfer tor BrOuklyn travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. ESQ 10 20 A. NJ 1910
r " daily; $50 A. J.2O r. NJ daily, except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore, $50 A. NJ. ,, $50,
as, ioloP. NJ sunday. - A ". and 1910 +. ".
FROM Philade lphtN $50 81. 9iO. 10 20 1880 A. NJ,
$50 40, 6:21. $50 and 1910 z y sunday. asa
q 50. lu.tu II - A. ". 10. lO.lO z. N.
Ticket Onlces j26 aud Dis Broadway, Astor HOUSE,
and foot Desbrosscs and COrtandt Sta Court St and
Brooklyn Annex Depot. foot OF Fulton st. Brooklyn,
ia. llb and lis Hudson st., Hobokcn; Depot Jersey
city. Emgrant Ticket ONCE, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. l.. Y. FARMER.
Manager. AGENT
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New York. March 49, 1879.

METROPOLITAN ELEvATED HAIL:
streetNearet point for Wall Street Ferry and connects
with cars tor South Ferry. COrnndt street-Nearest
point for Jersey city aud Communipaw lerrles Park
place-Nearest point for Post ONCE. city Hall and Bar
clay Street Ferry IiOboken Chambers strcet-Near
point Tor pAvOnia aud Erie Railway Ferry. Franklin
street Grand streetNeaes point Tor Desbrosses street
fertS toJG@y CIV ana eonSsct. WIN cars or De
Connects with for east and west Eighth street
point for Christopher Street Ferry 10 HObkcn,
connecting with for Christopher and East Tenth
Seetfert% Fourteenth strcetNearest point to Union
Square, Wallacks and Lyceum Theatres. Academy Of
Music Irving and Tammany Halls, connecting with
for East Twenty third and Twcnyfourth street ferries
Twenty third strcet-Nearcst point TO Booths 81 James
and Park Theatres. Grand Opera House. GmOres Tar
den and Masonic Iempc and rweniy-thrd street Perry
Jersey city. Thirty third strcet-Ncarest point to
standard. broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres Aqua
mum aud san Francisco Mnsrels connecting with cars
for Wcehawken Ferry. Forty second street-Counects
With New York Transfer COmpanys cabs for Grand Cen
trail Depot Fitrth street tiitveighth srect-COnnect
INK with car. VI len Line Railroad Nearest point Tor
Central Park Fty.third street aud Eighth avenue.
For uptown trains take east side stations For down-
town trains take west side stations Trains will run TO
5sth and 9Th and 53d st. and sth alternately.
Fare 10 except between the hours 80 and 1870
A. NJ. and . and r. NJ. when the fare is . cents.
WM H. GARRISON, President
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Sbippius.

yff"S'
GENERA. TRANsATLANTIC COMPANY
VI Between New York and Havre.
Companys pier new ~" Nurth River Morton
Labrador. sansher Wednc sday, April . 81 T. NJ
Amerique' D1l9Id 80, ,M9incsday April ~ 80 = NJ
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Il Pier foot % Canal Il, North RIVER
FOR SAN FkANtlStO, VIA lsIllMlS or PANAMA,
steamship ACAPULCO. Monday. March 81. noon.
Come ctng Tor Central South America aud Mexico
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
steamship Clll OF TOXIC. saturday, Apnl D. noon
steamship CITY OF PEklNG. Thursday Nav l. noon.
LAND AND AUSTRALIA
steamship CITY oF SYDNEY. Monday, April II, noon.
For freight or general Information apply at Company's
Office, on tile Pier loot OF Canal st, y X
FRANCISCO. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. ARIZONA.
NEW ZEALAND, and AT SrRAilA For ssage aud IN.
formation ~ regard 10 routes apply TO the Passenger DE.
partment, 23I Broadway.
DOTrERDAM LINE steamers leave Com.
IL pany pier, adjoining Payonia Ferry, Jersey city
MAS go. ..Auril r. CALAND $500. April i6
ASS Hh abYT 90 "a Cabin s4I-T' NS SssTsse s1A
as Ta st. fresh, Ast> so Bway '" Gen i Pass Agent
STATE LINEN GLASGOW Liverpool, belfast and
l'LonduuderrN, from Pier a., X foot Canal Thurs
days Passengers AZ through rates all leading cities Of
Europe. Sterage. SO AUSTIN BALDWIN A co
Agents, y broadway SrEERAGE OFFICES at as
Broadway ami pier foot Of Canal Il
'EHEKED sTAR LINE FOR ANTWERP
Carving the Belgian and United States mails sail
IN every u DAYS from Philadelphia and New York.
kEpEhlAND sails saturday. April ., A. NJ
foPfaies ~ passage ana other Information apply TO
PETER WRIGHT A SONS General Agents
3OI Walnut Il. Philalc phia. 81 BROADWAY New York
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent Battery place.
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1. Mr.. vanaerblIt Golns to Europe,

The fact that Director Samuel F. Barger Of the
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad has en-.
gagged sateroom on the White star steamer Britannia
sailing May II, has given rise To the rumOr that VIM H.
Vanderbilt t. going 10 Europe next summer Mr. Barger
accompanied him last year.
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Alisttllantuus.

SET OF hors, shooting tools Tor sale at II Mott St
RKUsHEs Of every description at sl5 Pearl St near
- Peck slip, at lowest prices
joins X HOrrEL Manufact urer and Importer
M ANS MISSION ON EAHTH.-A thorough
4'l medical trcause, indicating how confirmed disAb
ues may be- removed The experience ORA yrs study
SrNAuou an pruie ssonal practice, showing the agencies
that VIII insure restored manhood strengthened VITALITY
ana sound conditions OF health that have been implrrd
ny overturned powers A statement OF obstacles mar.
ua-e ami o The means by which they be removed.
~ mail Zoe currency or postage stamps Address Secy
museum ANATOMY and SCIENCE l,lid Broadway. y
DOSr OFFICE NOTICE.-rhr foreign mails for
the week ending SATURDAY, March 20. lS7u will close
AZ tins ohice on Tuesday At A. NJ Europe by steam
Tor Europe hN steamship Atlas, via Queenstown. ON
lhur>daN NJ A. VI. Tor Europe hy Steamship Adriatc
VA Queenstown correspondence Tor Germany and
France must he specially addressed, and At " NJ Tor
ami Hamburg; on saturday al A. NJ tor Euruue iiy
~ ahshp AliN ol hchniund, via Queenstown irlrrc.
spohicntr Tor GERMANY aud scotland must bee specially
addressed ana att VI tor scotland direct hy steam
sup trch-sh. Via Glasgow; and az ~ 80 4 tor Eu
rope ny steamship ODER. via SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen
The steamships Wyoming Atlas Airatic and Cltv Of
Richmond do not take mails Tor Denmark sweden and
NORWAY. The mails Tor ST. Domingo, dc leave New
lork March -. The mails Tor Nassau. y T. have New
YORK March - The mails tor Havana leave New York
leave New York March ~. The mails Tor llnVti
saVhmla, Sc, and Grcytown. leave New York March 20
Inc mails Tor tie West Indies Porto Rico AMI Venezuela
leave New York March - The mail, Tor Aspiuwall and
south facinc ports leave New YORK March 81 The mails
for CHINA ana Japan leave san Francisco April5 The
mans loI Australia, g., leave san Francisco Apnl "a
. THuS. l. JAMES Postmaster
Posi- orricK, NEW NOKK March -. 1879
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GOING NORTH FROM CITY HALL TRANSFER AT
SAITH ST. STATION, AND GOING SOUTH TO CITY
HALL TRANSFER AT CHATHAM SQUARE STATION.
r. Z. KICKER.
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Sorsrs, Garriaats, &t.

sorsrs, GarIiaacs, &t.
A CHEAP work horse for sale, Apply until sold
~ l' bfoome st. between hours OF AMI T. evening
GREAT BARGAINS IN HARNESS AMI san
~ nLts, Wills BLANKETS, RuBkS SPONtEs
tuAMulo ShlNH, At COST Al COST At COST Tor A
3uo Broadway, corner Duane st. "'
PETERS CALHOUN CO.
ON broadway, nppnsitc ST. Nicholas Hotel
snow cases, counters, &c.. Tor sale.
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Gttambuats mo Ruilruaos.
THE CITY HALL BRANCH
OF THE

STEAMBOATS, auo RHilroaos. =
THE CITY HALL BRANCH
OF THE
NEW YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD
WILL BE OPENED FOR TRAVEL ON
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH II, 1879.
TRAINS WILL BE RUN BETWEEN CITY HALL
STATION AND HARLEM FROM o A. NJ. UNTIL 1890
MIDNIGHT
SUNDAY TRAINS
WILL DE RUN FROM 7.9o A. NJ. UNTIL 1880 MID.
NIGHT.
GRAND CENTRAL TRAINS WILL NOT BE RUN on
SUNDAY.
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RIO PHILADELPHIA
ITO PHILADELPHIA
IL
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOrs 1N PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IN NEW YORK.

DOUBLE TRACK, rliE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
AENr. AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER DEC. 10. 1873
Express Trains leave New YORK. via Desbrosscs and
COrtandt streets Ferries. as follows
80, -, s2O. .. luumiteD. II A. NJ l. $3.50, T. 5,6
~. % and 10 = " Sundays 40 and A. NJ 8, d
1850. $50 and 10 r. NJ.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city arording speedy aud direct
transfer for Brook Ign travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia - 0l. 345 355 T.
80, :, ssO and II A. NJ Limited Express, 80 2.
No 4 80 aud .55 p y On sunday, i2:oL
3f5, 3:5o, =. SD A. " A; 4, 735 Y. N.
Ticket Offices 526 aud ga Broadway Aston House,
and foot OF Debrosses and COrandt stS Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot OF Fulton ST. Brooklyn; ia
10 and IFS Hudson st, hoboken Depot Jersey CITY.
Emlrrant ticket once, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. L. p. FARMER
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
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Auction qotlt,s.

A SSlGNEE sAIE.-R FIELD. Aucuoneer. will
"A sell ON FRIDAY, March y, AT O'Clock. AZ 80 Mar.
ktt slp the contents at AN iron and steel warehouse
consisting Of large quantities OF machinery and other
steel aud refined iron. nuts bolts, office fixtures &C BY
order A }. d. WEDEMkiER, Assignee.
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:
Ioa paLcrs printed from Jan l, 1875 10 Jan L. tsI9
the vnure time.
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GRAND CENTRAL PASSENGERS.

GRAND CENTRAL TRAINS WILL NOT BE Run Oh
SUNDAY.
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Machln,rg.

MORTGAGEE SALE.-At public auction. 27th
4'A inst, Ata T. NJ, ON promises occupied bN Iol.
lister Chamberhn, 33d st and llth at / engine
boiler shaIung, cleNAung machinery mill machinery.
3rnn stone brick building, office furniture hxtures
6e', OF milling ana feed business Inquire OF
A KENT, ~ Broad st.
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Cost ano founo.

| OST-rueslay March -. small bale OF goods
Ilnarked u. pemel Bro, Chicago The Under will
receive suitable reward II returned TO C. NJ FOSTER
CO. 42s Broome st.
SATURDAY, 9sD, lost goat from an East ls.h
- 81 liberal reward will be paid II returned
CS REWAKD.-Lost black onNy ring. letter
w ON stone. BN returning the Under Will receive the
= FEELY. 5aI West 18th st.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR HEADACHE. eonstips.
"A uon piles, stomach, liver kidney sGtn diseA SEES
nervous exhaustion, &c.i also restores manhood
broushtons lnysoraung syrup, 2ic, 5Oc aud 81
Gases pronounced ncurable solicited and cured o. money
returned sample bottle, circular, and advice Tree, SO
West 4th st.
A TRENTON Thirty years Prussian and Ameri.
"a can tee, srclalties diseases men aud u. Of
m1hhood consultation rec d. jAcoby, l6i Rlocckcr u
A TrENTION, Patients, 2pycars' Paris ho,pitl ak.
"A peuence, consult Dr PROrlN 81 oud ~ Zee 81 ali
us'hSS SKIN disorders nervous debility radically cured
DK. RICOKD's Essence Of Lite Tor prostrauon and
- debility restores manhood iu weeks, failure impos
ablei price - per case. sole agent
Dr. JAuQCE rs, University place, New York
nK. SMITH, 100 East 2ath st. surgeon, cure, mcn's
llseesfs, STRUCTURES weaknesses paralysis skin dis.
orders lost manhood new method; cures guaranteed.
Advice by mail, 81
nI>EASEs OF Mcn-mDortant medical or surgical
- treatments az disease treated, charges moderate
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