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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
FURIOUS FLAMES.
DEATH AND DESTRUCTION FOLLOW
The Town Of West Liberty, Ohio, Near
iy Half swept Away = Bestruet.
i've Forest Fires In Pennsyl.
vania Two Young Ladies'
burned Ia Death az Al.
Ianta--Ets., ktc.

Cincinnati, May l4.-A special says the
town of West Liberty, Ohio, suffered from a
disastrous fire yesterday, which swept away
nearly half of the town, destroying thitty-ave
business blocks. The total loss is $4,000
FoN NJ LAC FIRM.
Milwaukee, May li.-The factory of the
NJ. Il. Hills Manufacturing company, at Fon
du Lac, was destroyed by fire yesterday
Loss Sl5O000. One hundred and fifty men
are thrown out of employment.
FOREST FIRES IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Milford, Pa, May i.-The extensive forest
fires continue to rage about here. Over
three million feet of lumber besides vast
amount of valuable timber has been des-
troyed, also several houses and barns
burned. Six thousand acrs of land me
on fire this morning.. The damage cannot be
estimated Considerable game has beer
killed by the hames The fires are nearly al
the result of incendiarics. slight rain i
now falling.
TWO YOUNG LADIES BURNED TO DEATH.
Atlanta, Ga, May 1.-two young lad,
amateurs, burned at the 0pera-house, in tbi
city on the 18th, inst, have died,
Willamsport. Pa, May l4.--lt is reports
that the fire which commenced In Miltor
Pennsylvania. about ll:80 this morning hs
destroyed fifty buildings, including car an
machine shops and the Methodist ami X
form churches. Unless the wind chang,
the entire town will be destroyed. The
have tolegraphed here for assistance. Tel,
graphic communication is now interrupted.
HEAVY LOSS AT MILTON, PENNSYLVANIA.
, Milton. Pa, MAY l4.--A fire broke OF
Mt u o'clock to-day in the car works, and
4 heavy northwest wind prevailing, it was in
g possible to check the progress of the fam
1 until the entire business portion of the tow
was destroyed 1t is estimated that fol
hundred building were burned, including .
the hotels, churches, newspaper Offices, ban
and railroad depo,s. Assistance came fro
Is Danville, Williamsport, Lewisburg and VS.
y son own. Several bodies have been reco
}. cred, but they are burned beyond recogl
ton. Two bundred and fifty families ha
been rendered homeless and are amping Q
v in the fields. Supplies If provisions a
'e clothing are needed OF once. 1t is impos
., BILE to estimate the loss at present.
=. FOREST FIREs IN NEW YORK.
n, Albion, N. Y, May IA. The fires in
u forest now burning in this region have
ID ready destroyed one bundled s9nare mile:
te valuable timber lands and vineyards. Tw
IN ty-two buildings have been destroyed in a
A. about the village Of Great Republic.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
Lexington Races.

Lexington, May l4.-First race, Lsng
fellow stakes, for the get of Longfellow, mile
hea,s; Miami r., IL; Annie G 80; Short
fellow, %. Time, l;46}-l:5O3.
Second race oil ages, two aud one-eightf
miles, won by Valterno; johnson second
War Lass third. Time, Biol.
Third race, mile heats, for beaten horses
Florence B., IL: Virgil Blank, so; Ham
ilton, %; Barley, 8; l. Harry, 2istanced
Time, l:43-l:433.
Extra race, one mile and one.eighth, woI
by Blue Lodge; Lucille second, Ida Dayi
third. Time, l;5l3.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
wool Men i'm Council.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, May lathe Western wool
growers now in the city to-day resolved to
Invite the wool men of the State to n eet here
on Wednesday next for the purposekf con-
ferring in regard to the state of the market
aod the sale Of the present clip of wool. A
full representation IL desired, as the step is an
important one. About two dozen prominent
raise.s are now here, and almost every vacant
house is crowded with WOOL and it is still ar.
irving, buyers and sellers alike preferring to
trust for a better market.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
Wan hy LorriIInrd

London May IA The race for tie New
market two-year old plate was won BY Lor-
rllard's colt Iroquois; Herman, second !;
Kuhborn, third,
Two-year-od plate: Iroquois was front
Soon after the horses got away and as they
came down the hill, Kuhleborn was third,
and Herman being close to lroquois. The
latter, however, drew away and won in Is
csnter by fourteen lengths.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
GermnnN,a silver Coin.

Washington, May l4.-Wbite, our minis
ter to Germany in dispatch to the Depart
mert of the State, dated April Il, 1880,
states that the German Government is about
to increase its circulation from 10 marks
per head of population to II marks,
on the ground that the present
amount is not adequate. The proposed in
crease, it is represented, will afford an oppor-
tunity 10 recon the silver which has accumu'
lated in the bands of the government since
1873 From this it appears that Germany Is
reverting 10 an extensive use OF silver, which
it was supposed in 1873 she had permanently
discarded
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Deposed Him.

st. Louis, May l4.-After a discussion vi
two days the African Methodist conference
this afte noon, sustained by a decided ma
jorty, the action of the Bishops of deposing.
DR.. II. II. Cain, of South Carolina, from the
position of Secretary of Missions. The mat
ter came up on an appeal to the conf renee
from the action of the Bishops taken last
year. DIR. Cain, it appears, was removed or
account of neglect or inability, to perform
the duies Of secretary in consequence of be-
ing deeply engrossed in politics.
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Santa Claus, and his representative will select
the track to trot upon. In any case the
course selected shall be mile in circuit.
"Sixth The net receipts from any and
every source shall be divided in the following
proportion: Seveutv-ive per cent. to the
winner and twenty five per cent to the loser
of the race settlements to be made at the
conclusion of each race, and the winner of
the race to receive above the proportion and
the loser to receive his quota of the money
when the race is trotted. Yours, etc,
=. A FINNEGAN"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
Cuban Matters.

Havana. May ii. The desire for q com
mercial treaty between Cuba and the United
States is daily becoming more pronounced,
The President of the Board Of Commerce
has issued circular advising the merchants
to use all means at their disposal to promote
the conclusion of treaty. The Truefno,
in an editorial seeks to show that the Cuban
Conservative members in the Cortes are
yielding against their own will to solution
of the question of commercial reform IN
Cuba which is only possible in liberal
shirt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
Mine Disaster in Nichigaa.

Chicago, May IA dispatch from Nor
way, Mi higan, says that little after mid
night, on Wednesday, the No.2 shaft of the
Lumberman Mining Co.'S Leadington iron
mine, located eight miles from here, caved in,
burying alive sixteen miners. This shaft was
fifty feet deep and contained five feet OF
water. John Tice, Isaac Wynn and Oliver
Gardner, working directly at the bottom Of
the shaft, were taken out dead The others,
Who were working in the drift, were taken
out alive,
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nnei.inu nn Chnreh nurinls.

New York, May IA The supreme court,'
general term, rendered decision to-day in
the case of the relatives of Dennis Coppers,
deceased, against the Trustees
Of St, Patricks Cathedral, in
which the former sought to compel grant
for burial in the church cemetery, notwith-
standing the fact that the deceased was a
Protestant and Mason. The court holds !.
"That the Catholic church has right to its
denomination cemetery, and has the right 70
make such bylaws as will preserve 1t for the
use of those in its fold"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
Cnrl Schury Sued

st. Louis, May a. Samuel Stanton, re-
siding in st. Genevieve county, in this State,
has filed suit in the Circuit court here
against Carl Schurz, Secretary of the Inter
ior, claiming $4,000 damages for false i'm
prisonmeat BY the Secretary's order, for a
period of three months, in the guard house at
Fort Russell, Wyoming Territory in 1873.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
washington,

Washington, May 1.-THE Director of
the mint has received the resignation Of
Henry S. Foote, Superintendent of the New
Orleans mint. Mr.. Foote desires to retire on
account of i'll health. His resignation is to
be referred to the Secretary of the Treasury
for action.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
Surrounded by Ice.

New York, May 1.-THE steamship City
of London, from London, reports May 9th,
lst.d,,ls 20 degrees, longitude 46 degrees
18th. She va detained six hours in field
of ice on the 9Th, apoclf titude A degrees,
4S degrees. She passed ar iceberg
three hundred feet high and seven hundred
feet long, and ssw smaller ones during the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
Suicide of a Minister

Kalamazoo, Mich, May A.-Rev. L. NJ
Hunt, pastor of the Congregational church OF
Southhaven, Michigan, committed suicide
this morning at the home of former parish
oner, in Galesburg by blowing of the top Of
his head in frightful manner with a shot,
gun. He was lAboring under general depres-
sion, increased by illness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
Maj, Mills TO suspend.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 14.-At the regular
meeting Of the Western Nail association this
morning it was decided to reduce the card
rate to SO 25. A resolution was presented,
which was adopted unanimously, that the
NAH i'iiugedyo eiastfl1G'ps two two, weeks out
of the ~. three, TX G,1asncin., Monday, the
nth
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15

Atlanta, Georgia, May little
hearing in the United States court on
the Injunction suit of NJ. X. Jessup, agent of
the Savannah, Florida & Western railroad,
and the Georgia Commissioners, was nd
iourned to-day until July 18th, when Justice
Bradley will be present to hear argument.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
State Dinner. Etc

Special 70 tn Herald
Austin, May IA. There was a State din
ner at the Mansion to-day, at which Judges
of the three courts and the representatives OF
the Attorney-G Generals office were present.
Ex-Secretary of State Deberry, is in the
city.
The seventh volume of the Court Of Ap.
meals reports has been received, and was to-
day distributed to the different counties from
the Secretary of States office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
Death Of sanford e. Church

Albion, New York, May l4.-Hon. San
ford E. Church, Chief Justice of the New
York Court of Appeals, died suddenly at his
residence here at four O'Clock this afternoon,
of appoplexy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
Iudependent Order Of Richnbites.

Petersburg, Va, May l4.-The high tent
of the Independent Order of Rchabites of
North America, which has been in session
here several days, has adjourned to meet at
Wheeling, West Virginia, toe fourth Tues.
day in May, 1881. }. b. Morche, of Wash
inston, was declared High Chief Ruler.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
An Aueged Murdcrcss Acquitted

Lancaster, Penn, May lathe jury in
the case of Julia Hoover, eighteen years of
age, charged with the murder of her step
mothers infant, on the 2lst of last Novem.
Der, by giving it poison, brought in
verdict of not guilty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
Jones 10 Hang Life Sentence for
Ruffin.

Augusta, Ga, May l4.-In the Richmond
Superior court to-day Henderson Jones,
colored, was sentenced to be hanged Friday
July 9th, for the murder of John &. Harral-
son. Robert Ruffin was sentenced TO the
penitentiary for life for the murder Of Jerry
UHara
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
scotch Emigration to America.

Glasgow, May 1.-THE. emigration from
the Clyde to America is increasing rapidly.
The anchor line steamer Devonia left last
night for New York with 500 Storage pas
srnpprs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
An Ex.Congressunan Dead

Deposit, N. Y, May 14.-Hon. Charles
Knapp, member of the Forty-frst Con-
gress, and President of the Deposit National
Bank, died this morning in the eighty.third
year of his age.
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Special to the Herald
San Antonio, May IA young man
named Brown, who robbed the Luliug post.
office, to-day plead guilty in the Federal
court. He will be sentenced Tomorrow.
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morning, having apparently died Of Group.
DR.. Herf was accidentally called in and pei
formed difficult operation, inserting silver
tube in tie neck of the child, which is now
alive and doing we'll.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
Murderer Hung.

Buffalo, N. Y, May 14.--Carl Manke was
executed here this morning for the murder
Of John Al.ehoff, st Eluira, April ~, 1879
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
STATE SPECIALS.
THE COMING PRESS REUNION.
Wool Growers Meeting At San Antonio
A child Almost buried Alive
The Texas Centrais state In
terest-, Dinner Mt the GOV.
ernOr's MNnsiOn-LuiinS
Postofhce RObber,

Special to the Herald.
Houston, May l4.-The programme for
the Press reunion which / send you, has
been agreed on and gives general satisfaction.
Every arrangement and possbleprovison for
the entertainment Of guests is being per-
fected. The Bohemian club announce that
headquarters for the occasion have been OBJ.
tanned in the large room in the second dat OF
the Pilot building, and the knights of Honor
lodge-room in the same building has h-nn
kindly rendered in which to have ,he' al
dresses delivered and to transact business
At the headquarters, which will be designs
ted by a banner suspended across the street
with the inscription, Bohemian Headquar.
ters," there will be constantly kept refresh
ments of all kinds, n janitor to await the plea
sure OF guests, and files of all the State papers
In the room above, Colonel Elliotts grafton
will be delivered, and State Press associa-
ton organized. Editors coming by the Gen.
trail will be met at the depot and provided
for should they arrive Monday night tht
18th, and BY coming at that time they vii
be- in time for the torchlight procession and
illumination, a detachment Of which process
sion will be ut the depot to receive them
About one hundred editors snd proprietor
have already signifed their intention to b.
present.
The following programme has beef
adopted ao's
.n ... PROGRAMME t.
For the entertainment of the Texas Editor
| unon The Occasion OF Their visit 10
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Child Almost Buried Alive.

spe eal to the Herald. e
San Antonio, May IA small child Of
Eugene Dietrich was prepared for burial this
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TUESDAY, MAY, Is, 1850.

$50 A. M.-Guests will be formally re-
ceivea by the Cotton Exchange and Board
of Trade in the parlors of the Hutchns
houe, Major Il. w. Gave, Chairman of the
Reception Committee, making the welcome
addresa
o al M.-Formal reception and welcome
by tho Bohemian club at their rooms. Wei
como address by d. d. Bryan OF the Hous'
ton Fast
10 A M.-Guests will join the procession
al the Volks fest association in carriage;
, provided by the Vol s'est committee, and
spend balance of day and evening at theli
| pleasure.
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Elm H0i74N T MN 1t'
a3o A. m.-,'ress reunion and Grafton by
Colonel !. +. Elliot. of the Dallas HERALD
. n. m'-Guests will assemble at the
Hutpbips house, whence they will be driven
ayar ths city, accompanied by a committee
from the Houston Cotton Exchange an}
BOARD of Trade, visiting the cotton presses
aIa a, Gas and water works and othel
;nonrovnments and points of interest.
10 y. m.-Grand BANQUET at the Hu,chinl
bousa. given to the repre- senatives of the
Sto,e nress nv tho merchants and business
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For the entertainment of the Texas Editor
upon The Occasion OF Their visit 10
Houston May Is aud 10,
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FOREST FIREs IN NEW YoR

FOREST FIRES IN NEW YORK.
Albion, N. Y, May IA The fires in the
forest now burning In this region have al
ready destroyed one bundled square miles Of
valuable timber lands and vineyards. Twet-
ty-two buildings have been DESTROYED in and
about the village Of Great Republic.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-27
LIGHT l. MITCHELL

fave for saIe Hop BItters. KeIfer,s ROM,
p i:'n,ment s2d Vineear Bitters.
4 IKE agents Tor D.1iysed Iron, Elk. Val Am.
m2nls, sa:yei'ieAetd Qaiuine. Cip-hou idia
&c Money can Le saved by buyio & from then
4: YOU get at hannf4cturers' Prices.
A re also " hotesEts Agents for Cod I've, ~,
"A sErsI OIL, Sewing Machine Oil. and all the
4 RE Selling Buff Envelope, a. eta a package.
would also call the complaining Public.
Stt1ntIon TO oar strictly pure Rye " hi.kev
grehch Brandy, No Champagne. and othsr
wines There are sold for medicine only nv
RCD. IS1 1873. LIGHT& MITCHELL
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DITCHING AND EACAYATING.

TENEE undersigned still offers his service. asa
competent workman in the above Iiue.-
Cis,erns. Ponds. Cell.rs, &C. undertskep mod
crate ratet, and faithfully executed Orders left
ct residence. on West Congress ST., will eceiye
prompt attention. WESLEY LOWRY
September 2 1879.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Ia The Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
Vest TIrgtnia
re. BURKHART, Admir- de 6oni, non of E1;z-
abeth Y. Moore, deed, assignee of Rachel
son County. Administrator de bonis Nom Of
Samuel Moore, deceased, as assignee of Mary
Jenny, Jacob Engle and Virginia his wife,
Daniel Cockrill and Eliza his wife, Thos..
osboqrn and abby his wife. A. ]. Blackboard
and Edward Tearney, Sheriff of Jefferson
County, administrator de bonis non of John
Blackford, Plaintiffs, "a 'O""
Against
WILLIAM Q. MACOUGHTRY. administrator
with the Will annexed of Minor Hurst. de-
Gerard p Moore, deceased, ard James v
Moore, b. F. Harrison, Admir- of Joel b. Moore
and certain parties to complainants un-
decd: 1.-The eldest son of my nephew GeoI9e
Ross Moore, Susan Wilson and her children
the children of John Moore nv his second ~ ife
the children of William Moore aud Nancy
Watkins" Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from Decree of iNuv I'd, 1879 y
s'T'HIS cause coming on to be heard on tho
i papers formerly read and filed and tho
motion of tho Plaintiff, through cornSai r.
refer tue cause to Commissioner, wheTennon
the Court doth decree that the cause he so re-
1errod, with instructions to settle the account
OF Minor Hurst as Administrator of David
Moore. deceased. but the Court does not NJ iris
time pass upon any matters affrctInG tho omcS
Ton OF the llapll1ty or exoneratiou of the snrc-
ties OF said Minor Hurst in his official Bond or
as 70 the questions raised by the pleadIngs,
Whcther tue plaintiff is barred Inv the a. ntnta
or prevented from the stalcncss Of his demand
from recovering any amount which nav he
tonnd ny such settlement in fayer of the Plain
Copy-Tcstc.
f. p IYNCu
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EtTICE.

Notice is hereby given TO nil the parties in
tsrtsted. that shall proceed to execute tho nrn
VISIONS OF the foregoing decrr0 at my place nf
Goth, 1850.
January C, 1SS0-4t. Commn1ssion:r.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

1" The Circuit Court Of Je6erson County,
Vest Jirgmiu. In term NoremJcr 2Oh,
1879:
DANIEL B. LUCAS, Trustee, &C., Plaintiff,
Against
JAS a. OSBOURN, Trustee, Susan Albaurh.
DANIEL w. Border, Nelson L. Snyder, Execu,
TOR of John Snyder. deceased. aud Nelson r
SNYDER Elizabeth J. Snyder, John w. Hen
drIcS, and CathriDo, his wife. heirs and ,ieyi-
sees OF said John SNYDER, Defendants,
IN CHASCERY.
On consideration whereof it is adiudped
" ordered and tlecreed by The Court, that this
cause be referred to n Commissioner of this
Court NTH instructions to ascertain and report:
!st. The real estate of whch jacob SNYDER is
seIZ:d and possessed, situated in Jeffcrson
County, its value and annual rcntal valnn
81. The liens upon such real estate with their
amounts anu respective prioritieS. and any
s'Snsr or required by any of the parties.
NOTICE OF the time and place of executing
1hls decree TO be given by publication for fUur
successive weeks, III some newspaper published
III Jefferson county, shall be equivalent 10 ner-
sonai service upon the ties and renort of his
proceedings TO the next term of this Count
True Extract-Teste
+. p. LYNCH,
Clerk OF the circuit Court.
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Clerk of the Circu
NOTICE.

A., Notice s is hereby given that I will execute
tue foregoing decree at my office in Charles
town. West VIRGINIA, on Friday, the 30th day
Of January, 1850. '''" Joy
- CLEON MOORE,
'SnuaTy u. ISo0-4t. Commissioners.
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$500 TO &c, 3 $500 800. ys.f: .. IS TO s2ss
30 ou' en- 90 as well as men. Many Tasfe more
- voc amount stated above. No on, can ri a.
n.sho money Tart. Any one do the woJE You
49, a..: rom 90 cts. to 81 hour by devstir9
JSur evenings and spare time to the b1sine,s Il
il for T,o.. Z" ~ the busiBe''. Nothing ike
sess pIeasant and strictly bororshIe R.ad,r' r.
meas he to, *, no~ All about the best paying busi-
ns neI"Le the public. send your sdd,ess snd
term. tt.s seos you toll particulars and private
CPnPcE or vooS mind for yourseIf AddIsrs
IH" "H Z iINSoN d CO, Portland, Maine.
ES00 MONTH guaranteed. s12, dS1
c.ei,S 0 ~, a. 6o;ns made by iEdo triou:.
women boy. and girls make noon.Z e
I;I. Tor ns thsn at ANYTHING ellie The wort :.
HZn' eno Pheasant. ami sreh - .nvor. ~.
Vii send q, .S Who re wise who tbi. notice
70 ;h. ~, i've. Costly Outfit snd terms free so
- INC ne time. Those already at vork ,ys Ia-;n.
ee sum. OF money. Address TRUR h Cos
June II, ls7e-Iy.
III ana inter Boots and sboes joe. received.
S~atembs- 9. 1879 q 1 n,: nv
VASE ARDs- Tubs and Booker. To- -
F '''''' B. >. DALGARN.
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THE BEST QUALITY NJ ocnns

TlRCULATING Lilrary,At
~ Jan. Is, 1871. If r..
LIGHT M:TCHELI,s,
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TRE oREkT GkuSE nf Humtn lE1,rpx

<gsIkSg5 JustpubIisheU, in a sesIta $500.
&s.ESSI Pr'ce SIX cenI'. a I-seIurc ~, U iI,:
sa<sattAasa1 Nature. Treatment ana ESdir,I c',.e
~ sell A6"se InrOlunisry misstons In,
NeISouS D'biiity, aud IuIperImebts 10 nsr,i.Sy'
E1nJ G00sumptiuo. Epispsy and EiIs.
tiI Hna rhysicH Ineapscity &cE BY RnBrR
IA, y Elk " ELL, n Avtbor Of ILe Green
he worid-reno~ECd suibor. in tbi, ,J,,;,,h,.
-, shT'y prove from his own CxErIicnre
T.' we ~IoI consequences Of Self Abuse NAV he
eheC' oaiiy removed without Tucd ;cipr 80 -
our dangerous 'urgienI Operations. boug;.s. in
~ rings. or cordiais pointing DOT InoSo
VI cure a. once certain and efTectusI Lv ,hIch
ttVety euterer mo- matter wbrt his condition ms1
icaily. F'1' P"A'e'y IND rad.
%, hi, Lecture will prove boon to thousand,
sent under seal, in = plain envelope. to,,v ~
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