Washington independent., October 12, 1876, Image 4

PERSONAL.
Beech er weighs 200 pounds.
Bishop. Janes of the M. E. Church is
dead.
George Eliot says it is want of mo
tive that makes life dreary.
Senator Moktox went through the
Centennial in a rolling chair.
There are forty-four lodges of colored
Masons in the state of Ohio.
Congressman Walker, of Virginia,
has purchased General Belknap's resi
dence for $30,000.
Lieutenant Cameron, the African
explorer, has been made a commander in
the. Navy of Great Britain.
John Bright will not come to this
country before 1878, and when he conies
will lecture only in the large cities.
Jam Eft Wasson of Iowa has been ap
pointed Paymaster in the army, with the
rank of Major, vice II. Seward, deceased.
Both the insurgents righting against
Turkey are young men; l'rince Milan of
Servia being only 21, and Prince Nikitu
ot Montenegro 33.
Edwin D. Morgan, the Republican
Candidate for Governor of New York, is a
large man, with heavy features and coarse
gray siue-w tuskers.
Robert Smalls, a colored man and
member of Congress, was temporary
chairman of the late South Carolina Re
publican Convention.
Si'URgeon has been visiting the High
lands of Scotland, where he preached au
open-air sermon to some 3,000 persons on
the slopes ot Benmore.
Dom Pedro has been riding about
Copenhagen in a very democratic fashion
on tLe top of an omnibus, like any ob
serving out gentleman.
"At the name of George "Washington,
fellow-citizens," said a Centennial orator
not u hundred miles from Boston, ''tyran
ny trembles like an Aspinwall leaf."
Lord John Russell, the Nestor of
British' statesmen, entered upon his
eighty-fifth year on August 18th. lie lias
been u member of Parliament since 1813.
Mr. "Warren Lkland, Jr., of Ocean
Hotel, Long Branch, will, before winter
sets in, join his father in San Francisco,
and assist in managing the Palace Hotel.
The daughter of United States Minis
ter Bingham, of Japan, was married, July
27, to James R. Wasson, who is employed
in the Japanese Department of Educa
tion.
Jonx 1. Gour.ii has in his possession
four lajge volumes, in which are written
the names of 140,000 persons who have
taken the pledge of temperance at his
solicitation.
Ex-Secretary Bristow told a reporter
of the Boston Globe that he intended to
return to the practice of law at Louis
ville, adding: "A profession I love, and
which I was takea from by accident,
not choice."
Eben S. Snell, Professor of Mathe
matics and Natural Philosophy in Am
herst College, died on the 18th inst., aged
73. lie was the lirst student to enter
Amherst College, and the only survivor'
of the first class of li2.
Professor Huxley is called by the
Buffalo Orbit, understood to be the organ
of Bishop Cleveland Coxe, the "molecule
philosopher," and otherwise an assailant
of revelation. But meantime he receives
attention from several clergymen.
Pkre IIyacinthe, in a letter written
to a friend in this country, expressing the
satisfaction he has derived from the let
ters .written by the Rev. Dr. II. M. Field,
during his tour around the world, says:
"It is the best voyage around the world
that has ever been written. This is no
flattery."
The professor in politics is not likely
to become extinct. We notice that, as
Professor Seelye retires from Washington
to go up higher, Prof. Etherton, of Rut
gers College, is nominated to fill the gap.
He is one of the most valued instructors
in the college at New Brunswick.
Mrs. Tilton now lives in a quiet way
in Brooklyn with her mother. She sup
ports herself by giving music lessons in a
few families within'the circle in which
she moves. Bessie Turner is represented
to be in an impoverished condition, and
unable to get desired employment.
Mrs. Rebecca Can field, who died
recently in Georgia, was an aunt of Gen.
Longstreet, and the last remaining child
of William Longstreet, who, the Augusta
Chronicle says, ran a miniature steamboat
of his own construction up and down the
Savannah river, opposite Augusta, ten
Tears before Fulton's invention was
heard of.
The "WASHiiURN Family. Israel "Wash
burn, who died at Livermore, Me., on
Friday, aged 93, was the father of a
famous family. Israel, the oldest, is ex
Governor of Maine; Elihu, the second, is
Minister at Paris; C. C, the third, served
ten years in Congress, and is ex-Governor
of Wisconsin; a fourth has, for a long
time, been Minister to Paraguay; another
is prominent in Minnesota politics, while
two others are less known citizens of
Mane.
A Rich Man's Requests. The will
of Rufus Graves of New York, who
died at Morristown, New Jersey, has
been admitted to probate. Besides
large bequests to his family, he leaves
the American Board of x oreign Missions,
the Women's Missionary Society of
America, successors to the Women's
Union Mission and Bureau College, 10,-
000 each; the American Missionary Asso
ciation, $15,000; the Home Missionary
Society connected with the Congrega
tional Church of the United States, $10,
000, and $100,000 to be applied to the
education of the colored people in the
Southern States. There are a number of
bequests also to local charitable institu
tions. "Wordsworth, in his best moods
reaches a greater height than any other
modern Englishman. The word "inspir
ation" is less forced when applied to his
loftiest poetry than when used of any of
his contemporaries. With defects too ob
vious to be mentioned, he can yet pierce
furthest behind the veil, and embody mos-t
efficiently the thoughts and emotions
which come to us in our most solemn ami
reflective moods. Other poetry becomes
tritliag when we are making our inevitable
passages through the Valley of the Shad
ow of Death. "Wordsworth's alone re
tains its power. We love him the more
as we grow older and become more deep
ly impressed with the sadness and serious
ness of life; we are apt to grow weary of
his rivals when we have finally quitted
the regions of youthful enchantment.
And I take the explanation to be that he
is not merely a melodious writer, or a
powerful utterer of deep emotion, but a
true philosopher. His poetry wears well
because it has solid substance. He is a
prophet And a moralist, as well as a mere
inger.
The Man Who Was Buried.
The story of Sullivan, the man who
was buried in a well at Portsmouth
Plains, Friday, is exceedingly interesting.
Constant intercourse was held with him
during the work of rescue, his voice being
just audible. He evinced a wonderful
courage, saying that lie had a taint glim
mer ot light, and repeatedly asking the
men to hurry with their work. Every
thing went on well, and at 10 o'clock
about twenty feet below the surface had
been reached. At that hour there was
great excitement, as the men were ap
parently within a few feet of the arch
which had thus far protected the unfor
tunate man, who could be faintly heard
asking for some more air and saying that
the dirt from alxwe was closing around
him. Air pipes were brought to the
ground and immediately introduced into
the opening. At half-past 10 o'clock the
workmen reached his head and Dr. Whit
tier offered him some stimulant. Sullivan
declined and said, 'I am all right." He
was at this time enthusiastically cheered
and encouraged. Work was continued
with the greatest care,blankets being used
to protect his head from falling earth,
until half-past 11, when an order was
given by William E. Marshall, who su
perintended the work, for "all hands to
stand back and be quiet, and Sullivan
came up in a tub which had been used
for hoisting out the rocks and sand.
Cheer upon etieer rent the air as lit: was
lifted out. He shouted himself, and then
ran to his house, and up stairs to greet
his mother, and the voting woman to
w hom he is engaged, and w ho came from
Newmarket, havinir received the news
that he was dead. The well was just
hlty-three teet deep, and MUiivan was
buried forty feet under the earth just
the smallest aperture affording him air.
Two hundred and sixty tubs of stone and
dirt were drawn troiu the well in the
twelve hours. Mayor Broughton super
intended the work in person.
Sullivan tells this story of his experi
ence: A boy, he says, dropped a dipper
in the well, and John Welch, a brother-in-law
to Sullivan, knowing that he had
been to sea, asked him to go down on the
rope of the bucket used for drawing wa
ter and secure the dipper for the boy.
Sullivan went down on the rope, as sub
sequently ascertained by measurement,
twenty-eight feet, and then found that
the stonework of the well had partially
caved in below him. He placed his foot
innocently on one of the rocks which had
not got out of place, and instantly the
stone walls of the well caved all around
and above him with a tremendous crash.
As soon as he could reeover himself lie
found that his right baud was jammed
fast, and his rigid leg as well. With his
left hand he felt over his head and found
that about tfiree inches above his head
two large tlat rocks had formed an areli
protecting his head. A peaked rock was
pressing against his chest, which, with
the dirt and sand around his mouth, pre
vented him from speaking for about an
hour, during which time he could dis
tinctly hear the voices above him say t hut
lie was dead, ami making preparations to
send for a coroner. He heard priest Mc
Carthy, of Portland, who happened to be
in the neighlmi hood visiting, and came
t the spot, say : "John, are you alive'"
and for the lir.t time he then spoke and
said "Yes." The priest then told him to
make an act of contrition and told him
he would pray for him. Sullivan says
he did the best thing he could in the w ay
of devotion under the circumstances, and
when the priest told him that he thought
he would be takeu out alive, he then had
every confidence that he would be. He
says the air was very bad until they got
the air-pumpat work. Re says he feared
that when the trains would come, along
the Eastern Railroad, distant only 2,000
feet, the well might cave further, but at
no time did he hear a train, although they
were constantly passing. He is not
bruised, says a Sunday Herald dispatch
of Saturday, save only one wrist and a
slight abrasion of the skin on his shoul
der, but complains some of feeling sore
to-day. In reply to a question why he
did not take the brandy Dr. Whittier
offered him when they readied his head,
he said: "If I was to die, I wanted to die
a sober man. I did not need any rum
courage." Mr. Sullivan is very grateful
to all those who saved his life, and can
hardly express himself.
At Alexandria, Virginia, stands the
old church in which Washington used to
worship. It was begun in 1H, and con
secrated in the year 177;J. The w alls are
twenty-two inches in thickness, and the
bricks were all brought from England.
Two sides of the church are so thickly
covered with ivy that the shutters can
scarcely be opened, and the stems of the
ivy are like young trees. An old style
churchyard surrounds it on three sides,
the ancient tombstones containing many
quaint epitaphs and orthographical puz
zles. Withiu, the pews are very straight
and high, the one occupied by Washing
ton being larger than the others. On
one side of the pulpit is a marble tablet
sacred to the memory of (Jeorge Wash
ington; on the other side, and exactly
similar, is one sacred to the memory of
R. E. Lee, loth placed there since the
war. The Masonic lodge room, in which
Washington so many times officiated as
Worshipful Master, situated on a street
running off from King', is rememlKred by
a person who visited it in 1SG2, just be
fore the battle ot Antietam, as carefully
preserved in all its antique habiliments,
including the straight-backed chair and
gavel used by Washington.
Salt in the Ska. Professor Chap
man, of University College, Toronto, has
published an interesting paper on the
''purpose" of the saltness of sea-water.
After giving reasons why he does not ac
cept the usually received opinions, he
urges the theory that the object is to
regulate evaporation. If any temKrary
cause renders the amount of saline mat
ter in the sea above its normal value,
evaporation goes on more and more
slowly. If the value be depreciated by
the addition of fresh water in undue ex
cess, the evaporating power is the more
and more increased. He gives the result
of various experiments in reference to
evaporation on weighed quantities of or
dinary rain-water, and water holding in
solution 2. per cent, of salt. The excess
of loss of the rain-water, compared with
the salt solution was, for the first twenty
four hours, 0.54 per cent.; at the close of
forty-eight hours, 1.40 per cent., and so
on in increasing ratio.
The dethronement of a Sultan is
nothing new in Turkish history. Ot the
thirty-three Sultans of the house of Oth
man, of whom Abdul-Aziz was the last,
fourteen were not permitted to end their
reigns in peace. Four of the fourteen
were merely deposed. The other ten
were not only dethroned, but murdered
or died in prison under suspicious circumstances.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Quotations, unless otherwise pecified,rep
resent receivers' pricca in lots, marketed on
wharf or from store.
FLOUK. The movement In Flour during
the week has not been large, though at the
close sales have been larger, and during the
enming week we look fur increased export.
T I... a". ,T1- r . u
iiie ii i miii me crop irotu urcon cauie
on the llth. We mtote superfine at 4 00
a4 -"; standard brands, o0(ii$4 75; extra
6upertine, 5 00; extra family, $5 gf5 75.
WHEAT. The following table will show
the order of clearance since Sept. 1st, and
totals from July lot to Scot, loth:
Dale. Vtel.
To.
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. l.i vrrixMil
. L' v rpKl. ....
.Cork
.Liverpool
. Cork
Ct!.
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Value.
..(a,wM
.. Kl.lOl
.. Ki.!15
.. 7v!.!ll
.. ai,7U
.. ::. vn
.. tit.,l'J
.. r.,ni
.. in,;il
.. 41,1 tVI
.. 41,V
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l..t'ili'o
l..Pi-r
4.. St. Ni.holas
4. .'l ain O'bhauter.
4. .t ':i!ii:t
5. . Ali'j" t'owper. .
5. .t oiiliuohW i-dltll
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Liverpool
7..tr..wn Brothers ..ll:ivre
H. . itv f N niH....t iirt...
3. .Arlv;t t ork...
:..!. caTUI.
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H. . liaitc.r'im
It. . Moiltc Uosa...
II. . Firtli ol Ij.le
ll. .l.i. 1.1. li r'leerc
11. Itr.iyud
1 1 llnerlv Hill.. .
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, . toiler Ustown
. M,."jll
.. 4i4M
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Liverpool y..s:i..
yi. .City o? New York. Australia
Lomloii L ;.". .
Yi. .sjileiiliiiin t ork
1:1. . Iiive t MleeUMlow u.
Yd. .l.niuui Koemer.... Antwerp.
.U.i&S.
T..tal since September 1 t'.!.:S04 l,un,:w
Total from J my 1 to Sept. 1 3. . . .i.iPvsU J.uisji;
The deliveries direct from the interior have
not been as large as that of the previous
week, though there has been no lack of
(applies, particularly the low grades; otter
ing of these parcels on 'Change are liberal.
We saw a lot of l,10u tons ottered for sale,
and the low price nf 1 00 was the highest
bid obtained ; another lot of choice proper
sold at 55. to a miller; for choice white
Australian, I bo is asked. Values in Liver
pool are still moving upward; quoted Sept.
15th at lis (Mhd.Us '.Kl for average California,
and '. '.Myitis Id for Club, showing a gain of
M y ctl since August 15th. .Exports are
very liberal, as will be seen from the above.
The movement as com pared with the same
period in 175, shows a large increase. Dur
ing the present month lull cargoes have
been dispatched, against I'J cargoes during
the whole month in I!.", and from all indica
tions we may expect a similar number of
clearances from now until the 1st of October,
swelling our exports to an immense propor
tion this mouth. The demand is active.
We quote extra milling Wheat at 1 55;
extra supertine, l 45(41 50; supertitie,
1 :;5.($l 4ia according to quality; choice
shipping, il 5tVts;l ;-lj ; fair to good ship,
ping, l 40vitl mixed wheat, 1 M
(sil o).j, as to condition.
BAULKY. The demand has continued ac
tive for choice brewing, and chevalier ship
pers are very exacting as to quality, and
prices cover a wide range. FefU kituis have
continued dull; the average price paid is
l.V.We lor coast, and '.(OmUJ'e for bay. We
quote bay feed at lH(t,y5e; coast feed, 'ni
iri'c; chevalier, $1 Snil 'St; new brewing,
$1 O0(l 05.
O.V'l'S. The supply during the week has
more than equaled the demand and the mar
ket closes weak with a fair demand. We quote
milling at 1 N)(U ifl 00; good to choice Iced,
jl 50e t 7t; ordinary feed, 1 oO.i$l 40.
C'OKN. Business is light, and prices ease
off. Large yellow and wlnle are qiiolaMc ut
1 0(,f, 1 S; sinail round,! TJia.l ;a tctl.
KVK. We quote: tfl 45i$l M, with good
supplies.
UOOL. There has been a very buoyant
feeling in this market for the past two weeks;
more particularly has this been the case dur
ing the week uiuler review. It is to be noted
that Valley Orcgoiis are selling at 5c, with
a strong competition ; and Laslern Oregons
at r.tytOe. i'all Wool j coming forward
more freely, all of which finds prompt sales
at prices lully le above our last quotations.
A lew parcels of Northern have been received
and sold. We quote: Oregon Valley,,iif.i5e;
Ka-tern, UtJOc ; Caliloruia fall, tree, good
to line staple, l-SjC 15c; fall burry, Italic;
fall Northern, 14ij Hc.
li VliS m BAlitilNii. The market is inac
tive, with free supplie-., ami prices have been
reduced. We quote: Barley Bags, -x40,
at Bie; Barley Bags, vllxlO, lljc; Bailey
Bags, .":, lti'ac; Machine-sewed, '-ixi.
n,V.4i-
JIand-seWed, "J'-Jx, I VZk ;
Hour Sacks, halves, '.tllc; Flour Sacks,
quarters, i,7c ; Stand aril tunnies, t l"-!e ;
Woolsacks, 4 lbs, 5'i'c; Wool Sacks,
lbs, 4I,lj'e; Burlaps, 45 in., le ; Burlaps, 40 in.,
sc; isurlans, iO in., VZii l:ji.,c
BKANS. 'I he new crop lots of Bayos,
lutes and Butters are coming forward very
freely, and .generally of inferior quality;
prices low and very irregular. Lots from
wharf are quotaMe as follows: B;tyo,4jie;
small While, M tiO.,I .; l'ea,l ..lyi,! M;
Pink, tiutfc; Keil, -'.jC'Cie ; large Butter,
-'i:- e; small do, le lb. Castor beans
are iu request. The nulls here are paying 4e
for all clean lots.
DAI BV PUODL CE. Butter Receipts of
choice fresh roll continue to fall oil', and with
a good active demand the market is tirm.
Pickled roll and lii kin are coming in demand;
the former has had a giod call, and prices
have advanced. Cheese continues to be ex
tremely low in price. Eggs the market for
choice California Eggs is very active and
prices have again advanced; Eastern plen
tiful. We quote us follows: Choice
fresh roll Caliloruia Butter, 4rifa i 45c ;
fair to good roll, ;i(j:i7)c ; pickled roll,
.)W.; tirkin, .JHif.iOe fV II; Cheese Cal
ifornia, 1 !(. 14c; Eastern C heese, 10(1, 1 1c V H;
Caliloruia Eggs, 4"iJ(tt45c; Oregon Eggs,
oTc; Eastern Eggs, 20yt:i0e V doz.
FRUITS. We have had lessened supplies
of Peaches from the river and prices have ad
vanced. .Mountains have done better of late;
sales up to 4: 0O extra large in large size
boxes. Apples and Pears of medium quality
are very plentiful and dull; choice of either
kind sell well. Cirapes abundant, prices
very low. We quote Peaches, Mount
ains, V box, -l ti-H-V-J 75; Pears Bart
letts, y box, $1 25(i 'J 00; Pears, ordina
ry to good, y liOX, 4(c((l$ 1 Oil; Plums, 2t 4c
y V; lirapcs, I. (,. c y box; Slrawber
ries, 5 OOy(.s7 OO y chest of NO lbs; Bananas,
' 50.ftl IX) y bunch; Pineapples, 11 0O(t
jti "ill V do.; Limes, 12 50(15 OO y M ;
Sicily Lemons, ti 00,. 7 O0 y lOO; Canta
loupes, :atc((?l oo y doz; Watermelons,
t' oi ! no y Bio.
FRUITS, DRIED. There is a good de
mand. We quote Apples, quartered, at !(.
7c y lt; Apples, sliced, i! jltl 7a'e ; Apricots,
Hot, 12c; Peaehes,C.((f 7c; Plums,pitted, 12(ir,I4e.
POTATOES. Receipts from the coast have
been very liberal, ami the market has favored
the buyer. Sweets havefcold at 1 00(41 12)
most of the week. We quote: Choice, b5e(,,
.l 05; fair to good, 70(iiNOe y 100 lbs;
Sweets, (dull) 0((i75c Jfl 10O lbs.
ONIONS. Onions are steady. Red are
quotable at 40(t5Oc y ctl ; silver skins, 0((F;70e.
PROVISIONS. Jobbing rates are for Cali
fornia Smoked Bacon und Eastern Sides,
in jobbing lots, 15((17e for heavy to light;
California plain Hams, 15,''c; Eastern Hams,
lS(20e; California Lard, 14)a ( IbVc;
Eastern do, 15(1(17 for all styles of package;
California Smoked Beef, 12i(jl4c y lb; Beef
Tongues, $20 00; Pigs' Feet, 24 00; Mess
Beef, 0 5o4tl OO for bbls, ami 50g
H ih) for hf bbls; Pork, 1'.M0 for Prime,
22 50 for Prime Mess, 24 00 for Mess and
27 0023 OO for Clear and Extra Clear.
MEATS am LIVE STOCK. Beef, first
quality, in good demand; second and third
qualities abundant and dull of sale. Hogs
demand strong for packing. The following
are the wholesale rates: Beef. 4(t7c, accord
ing to quality ; Calves, 4r Se; Mutton, :i(f4c ;
Lamb, spring, 5(cCrtc ; Pork (.Gross), btic ;
do dressed, i(jjll4c.
POULTRY. We ouote: Hens.f 7 50aS 50;
Roosters, O0(,a7 OO V doz; Broilers, 3 IN)
(.l4 50 V Ueese.tame, 2 00(.2 25 V
pair; Ducks, do, 7 00(&$ 50 V doz; Tur
kevs, live,20v,?22a'e.
HIDES. The demand is good, with an ad
vance of c on heavy salted. Dry, l.-14e,
for usual selections; Wet Salted are quot
able at 57c. The New York price at date
given at Hie, jrold, for dry. .
TALLOW. Market abundantly supplied
at 5(Mc for good to choice.
CORN MEAL. Fine kinds for the table,
2ioe y lb; coarse kinds for feed, 27 50fefc
2 oo y ton.
BUCKWHEAT. New crop is in demand
BIANAsn MIDDLINGS. The mill prices
of Bran are reduced to 16 50317 50, and
24 OO V too for middlings.
HAY. The deliveries are less abundant,
though the demand is very moderate, and
the market favors the buyer, at prices rang
ing from 7 00l:i 00, according to quality.
STRAW. A Kood article is aalable at 553
60c V bale.
HOPS. We have had further sales to
chronicle, at iy20c. The market is firm,
and not a few receivers are holdinjr for 2b(i$
22c. We hear of purchases beinjr made in
Oregon at 20c ; crop advices favor good prices.
The Best Photographs
On the Pacific Coast re now made at the
New York Gallery, No. 25 Third atreet, San
Francisco. Trices to nuit the time.
J. II. PETEK3, Proprietor.
ClXCKfl CAN BE C'CKED. Dr. BOND, Of
Philadelphia, announces liia discovery for
the radical cure of Cancer. A'o Knife! A'o
Pain! Xa Vaunt ict Remedies with full direc
tions sent anywhere. Pamphlets and particu
lars sentrY. Address with stamp, Dr. H.
T. Bond, S.7J North Broad sU Philadelphia, Pa.
E. Bctterick it Co.'s Patterxs, the stand
ard of fashion. Fall styles just received.
Send postage stamp for catalogue. Also, best
quality sewing-machine Needles for all ma
chines, 50 cents per dozen. II. A. Dewing,
111 Post fctreet, San Francisco.
Visitors to the Fair should also visit
Wm. Shews Photograph Gallery, 115 Kearny
street, San Francisco, before leaving the city.
His pictures are the best and prices lower
than at any other tirst-class gallery iu the
city. Cards, $ i per do..
A PEiivivrvT ;ml reli:(lile remcdv for
Bl ight's di-ease, gravel, diabetes, non-retention
or incontinence, and all diseases of the
knlneys and bladder. Is KEARNEY s fcXTK W'T
Brent'. Take no other. Sold by druggists
everywhere.
How to get Kit ii. Keep a flask of Trap
per s Indian Oil in the cupboard. It Keeps
away aches and pains, as well as the doctors
bill. Price, 50 cents.
IIKAI.I1H IU IK CULLKOK.
'I'lllS is Bn excellent school for boys nl voting
I men. It e.bicateH thoroughly ami ilielpline care
fully. Voting men mIioiiM examine tm teclioul be
fore Mtteiitinitt elsewhere. Kor inforiiiHtion cull Ht
tiie ollue, 1 1'oBt ht.. or mldre K. i. UtAUU, b.
c-o.n.mciM'iAt. iioti:i
MONTtiUMKKVave. and Kearny t.,Sn KrsncU
eo, two llock west of the ront-ottice Street car
Irom all the steamers and Ktiiroad l' ...t. mid Kree
( oaeli and 4 'arrives to t lie Hotel. I ioK li I r It R it
saii, Proprietor. Hotel i brick, four atone, con
t.iiux 1 larrfe room, all -rfectly lighted and venti
lated, tathai room, (hoi and cold water and closet
on every fi..r; Ktreet frontage iiil feet, Ihree tll:l.lof
lair, mul one I'nUni Jt.tmulif Ki tv a kii. Hotel
and ruriiihiHK tilluriv eo.i nearly ii.",i. Will lie
kept KlKsr- i. s. at fj.ii wt day, and lesa by the
week or month. Come ami See!
MtlltSK'S I A LACK OK AU1', 417 MON1UOMEKV
St ., han Kram iHeo.
I V .V STVI.ISII 1(1 V. .OOI AMU
(neap, irotu uih M . . t roll I street, s. t.
I, VKKY FAMILY WANTS IT. Mojjey In It.
J Sold ly A genu. Addre M. N. Ijl'VfcLL. Krie. fa.
$i0 22:n
H-rlay. Send for Chromo 'afalojru.
liurniuii sox. itomon mh.
(f;l)( per day at home. Samples worth tl free.
stinon v Co.. Portland. Maine.
4 WAKPKO TO I'ALMKK'S KIHiK HHIUS. by the
V Mechanics' Inst.iule Kalr, ltj.i. Manufactory,
llerry St.. between Ith and ;(ii. sau t raneiaco.
lirAVrKI). -4i KTs. iw liar Kiiaran
ft r to ell articles for ladle' and children'
wear tniiteiiatle, patented, aud of real merit
H ive oniv t le cxhihite.l to sell. Adopted and rec
oiiimeuili d by belie' Ores U' lurni Committee ol the
I 'nited Slate, f or particular addrea Kllik MaVo
Co., Waitham, Mas.
I.. 4M.MW F.l.lN Uy.S.
l.l. limiMS, Kearny Kt..
lie:ir liu-h. KrHKK or t Hi.oKoKoKM
aiiminiatered. A lady aitant in at
tend mee. .Kiiii only em
ployed to operate.
K COClIKANi: & inCIIMONlV
DENTISTS,
!VO Market Street. Corner Stockton. San Franrlaro.
Divorces
LcKl!y sml quiet
ly .ihlailieil. 1-tfal
d nee liiiiii.itcri il. Aill'l oii aiitlicicut. proof, ret
alter il.-cree. Addre ( ttli tamp
K. S M Ai:v V S, H. W.isliiut .n St., f'hlcsiro, ni
NATHANIEL CURRY & DR0.,
'r I . I K III I . ... HI-
1.iri:iKi:.s ano okai.kks iv hi:km h and
Mil. l-o;elllit; Mltwl 4. una. M I Hew mill
Have constant iy on Irilel sharp and Kennnif
ton SHrtimr IMIc. Wim lie-ler and Kvan' lw-peatiiiK
IJilb . Seoti A, t.reener' Celebrated llreech ladinf
iNnilile . 1 1 1 1 1 . Amiiiiiiiitiou of all Wind alwa on
baud -Vholealean. l-tail. X. CI KKV I1UO..
: Sansome Street, Sn Irani wii.
AGENTS VANTED
loiina. to eanva Pt lft''K I U." a work of real
merit, written by the l'rophcl Hrigliam Vouni;' re
bellion wile, Mr. Ann Kliza Weldi V on lor. who 1
doinx more towanl disiinletiratiuic the atnaiou
Mormolii ytem than the tioverument of the United
State. Term lllieral. Adilits
.1. PII.VEI
O'tH Harrison St.. San k raneineo.
'9
IXOirAltl.K Ml I.I.!, IIOI.TINO C 1-OTII. MUX
M ichii.cry of ail description. Klour Mills built
tiy roniraet or lv the ilay. i'all particular attention to
our r'eed Mill f'ir Karmer'a iw. Send tor descriptive
circular ami price-lift. .los. W AON Kit & .,
llliatid II Mission St., San Kmncisco.
M'HK r.KST AMI HK.rK.ST
lU-il Spread. Ijicc urtain. Muslin. Klannel. Ores
kmhI. silk. Kid t.iove. and ail kind of I rv and
Kiiui y Oimds, selling at :iO and 3H Third St., s. K.
HAYES AND WHEELER CLUBS!
TTIEIISrTIOIISrj
pAMPAIliN ( l.l'li rXll'OUM MADE TO OUDEIS.
W Seml tor t ircnlar and 1'riee lit.i.
COLLINS & CO., Hatters.
fl7 Moi(ioitrnv STKKKT. - San Kravcisco,
You should I nsnre your Life in the
PACIFIC
Mntnal Lite Insnrance Go.
OF CALIFORNIA,
No. 41 Second St., Sacramento.'
ACCUMULATED TUND, NEARLY
91,000,000.
ftlOO.OOO Approved Memr-lllm drpon
Itert with III C'Mlirornlav Wtafn
Department a Necarlly fr
Pollrr-IIolder fvrrywhrrc.
LfXAND STANFORD.
J. II. CAKILL, -A.
C. VAXXIANT,
President.
Vice President.
Becretury.
Issnes erery description of approved I.tr, Ew
noWMKM r, and .Joint l.i rm I'olk i id, payable In
(told oTt.'urreney at the option of the Insurer, at
rates a low as other mutual companies.
It receives a higher rate of Interest on It Invest
mentsthanis received by any other Lite Insur
ance iNuiipaiiy In the country.
Insure NoVV, for though you may be well to-day,
next week or next month you may becoma un
insurable. JEFFUESS & CRAWFORD,
GEXEKAL AO E NTS.
215 Sansome Street, San Francisco.
IHt. JOII.XSOX M
$30 Health Lift
nir,iii.T roMMFNPF.n nv iirxnnKns of i.l.
I.s. I. I.s, M. l s, A. M s. Presidents ml Pro
fessors of 'olle(e. School Principals, Authors, Edi
tors. Attorney, Hankers, publWIiers. Merchants and
Hrain Worker generally. .1. W. Sele rinerhorn 4c Co..
Maniifu Hirer. 1 1 llond t., N. V. Send for circular and
price list. It.i'. U KHi K, M.U., AKetit, IU Post street
hi .ti.'isoniir temple Hatlis.
1 PACIFIC
HusincsH College,
320 POST STREET,
OPPO5ITF. VXIOX SQL' A HE, SAX FIJAXCISCO.
The oldest tut tnst complete Commercial Col
lesre on the coast. Kletfant halls ; new furniture ; tlior
omfh iiiHtruction ; pr-ticl teachers; high standinK
with the pnlilie. Mudeni can commence at any
time. Ilay and evening sessions. Circulars may be
had free on application.
LLOYD & ROGERS.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION AGENTS
And AUCTIONEERS.
YARDS AXD STABLES. JUXCTIOS OF IIATKS
and Market streets, San Francisco. Hanin,
4 tlle sinl Nherp ! CsssmUalsii.
ThoroiiKhbreil StiK-k shipped toll parts of the world.
Special Agents farthi Australian Colonle. Every con
venience for Breaking sod Driving Young Horses on
the premises. Casli advanced on all descriptions of
Uve Stock.
CALVE RT'O
CABBOLIO
SHEEP WASH
li pr callon. '
T. W. JACKSON. Ban Fran
cisco, Sola Aft-cnt Xor Califor
nia and Nevada.
C. & P. H. TIRRELL & CO.,
IstrOBTBBS AWD NAMUr AOTUBBU OT
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WO. 41B CLAY RTKKKT,
Between ftansome and Battery. SAN FiiANCISCO.
Uanilfimirna nt U,n. u . . . n.n
dren's KSK CALF IKXifS.
wruers sonciteu ana promptly filled. All te and
qualities made at the lowest market prices.
icih c.amiue iu. BTOoas ana prices.
PUMP!
For Jfainl or AViiul Mill Ukc.
WirtlOlT HKt URIllVO TO
11 Ileal Hlrrrl, Man Kraiirlaro,
THE FTJUJSTT
WYCKOFF PIPE.
For Water or Cas.
I WIKAPKST AM) UKST PIPK MAliU (.1 AIHN
V J leed toiand anv reijulriil pi -lire. No skilled
labor necessary to either lay or tap It.
Mend tor t'lrralars and lrlce l.lat t
C. I. AVI 1 12 AT,
Manufacturer and Sole Agent for the Pacific Coast
7IO Foarth Ht.. Man Frsnrlsro.
WHAT THE WORLD WANTS
ANMV IXVKSTIOW, V II It'll MlK
rlallr MHitplles) f lie Hind af (! Pa
rlllc Mtatrti. ha Jusl Itern iirrTected and
Imped lain a rrtular f.i.l. IIOK1X4
AWI l'ltl'i: Tl4 .l'i:iC. II Ursa-
trarted on parely sieletillflr prlnrlplra.
and Its perl'rrt aliullrlty of formation
well adapt It fa all kind of vrll lior
Ins; and ialnlii( pnrpwe. lt ttm a.
Ilie riprn. sf ontalnlng; water tliraMsh-
out tliedry portlsNs sf the rosulr), In
snrfare or artesian ell. will greatly
redared. and for prope tlnjc fa mln-
eralsj It will neeerily smperaede all
oilier Msrhlnes now In nie.
Xlila simple and praetieal nisrlilnsrsn
now le sieen at work and lliorooclily
examined at Oakland Point Flailing;
Mill. Mtateand 1'onnt y Klxlita tor aale.
The following testimonial from Professor Welwood
Murray, of the ruivcrslty Kneiibiira, and of other
prominent coileg' S at the Kist, speaks for ltelf:
Xo. l ii Si-tth Strkft,
Sv Fa M l o. April i .
Misstts. PKICE A MOI;iiAX-fr Ait: Having
t your rcriiiest examined and practically tesfi d your
machine. I take great pleasure in Iwaring testliuony
to It value for mell-lsirihg. Kueh a result could only
tie obtained from inntiire experience of the desiderata
reuuWitc. coupled with tnectiaiiual skill, to devise
such anoliaiiies so novel as I he extension bit sin
cored aiu'ir. WurLetl liv a iMiwerl'ul screw, bv which
tlie I'titire .v.teni of s ell Isiriasr ischanged. f h dilated
and cbeaiied. and ly the soil or delti is iM ing brought
directly to the iirl;irr without uncoupling, or any ins
turtiiiiiee f The x-rewtng or Ixtxuig shaft. The "lT
atioii is m;dc soi--M:iin to le;xe no outstion of tlie
great benefits bich ill sx-edlly ccrue to tlllsKtate
from it iiitroiiuctioti.
Trusting for you a rich pecuniary success, I remain
gentlciiieu, yours truly,
WFLWOOI) MrUIiAV.
All lllfornistisn obtained l.y applying
To PIIM'K 4t JIOIttsAW.
Patentees.
Add re: akland PAlnt.t'al.
( FST HI.ISHKIt lMil.l
tJalld, ( harrb 4t t'o., Makers Itoston
All flr.t-rla I nstra mento. Keaaon
aide Trlrrs. t'.aay I nt ailment. Mend
tor llluMtrated Calaloirae.
JAMES S. SMITH, Gon'l Agont,
IIMI Mtorktnn Mtreet.Ksn Francisco.
The Jl IIII.F.K OIUIAXN alao Mld here
Utility Adjustable Tables
At 109 Stockton St.. San Francisco
SAX FIIANCISCO
Journal of Commerce.
TIIK liAKN KT, MOttT It KM A II LK,
AND
Best Commercial Paper
PUBLISHED OX THE PACIFIC COAST.
IT '0TAIXM
A Complete List of Jobbers Prices,
And a General Review of all
Goods sold in this Market.
A MERCHANT WILL SAVE MtTII MOP.E THAN
THE PKICE OK THE PAPEU II V Kl liM lilU
ISO lOU THLS VALUABLE JoLUNAL.
Terms of Subscription, $5.00 per Year.
fir-Maniple Copies sent on Appllra-
tlon.
S. F. Journal ol Commerce Publishing Co..
414 C'l.AV NTIII'.KT
VATERIIOUSE & LESTER,
IMPOItTEIiH OK
Wagon i Carriage Material
CARRIAGE HARDWARE and TRIMMINGS,
And all styles of Bodies
and CarriHtfe parts.
Sarven Patent Wheels,
Wool Hub Wheeli
or all slzm, made to
order.
Kola A(rali for
CIjAHK'H
Adjustable Carriage Umbrella
VniICH can be attached to any open Yclitrle. It
? can lie aiijiisteil to sny rteslrrii neitttit. anirie or
direction : Is held Orinly ssin.t snjr storm ; is trans-
lersi'K' irom one carrmtca u anoincrt wruni,
noil thIs.
Iir-Scnd for Illustrated circular. Address 1
and I'll Marks st.. and ll and l California st..
ban Krancisco- TM and o J street, fcacrainvtito.
MAX rRASliNt O IIKASl It
OF TBI-
National Wire and Lantern Works,
Of New Vork. (Howard Moksb, Propr's).
420 Sansome St., San Francisco.
MASTFACTrilEKS OF BRASS. COPPER. sTEKL
and IUOS H IKE CIXHII. hn"lalties: Krs
ant Mteel Hattery Mereena. I"1""'"
Wire loth, and Heavy '"J"
tkrnaanental Wire Worn. Klddlea.MIe ea.
Mlilp and Kallroad Laalrrai, W Ira
rears, atailinar. aaras, ric.
Kepresenu 1. b. "i BKKW.
Laf Manaiter with -kteldt a Co.
FARMERS AND GRANGERS.
rpnE TJXDEKSIGXF.D IS PBEPABED TOOFFEB
A. superior Inducements ai.d
IIRFRAI CASH ADVAUCbS
On WM K AT consigned to his friends In E'irop
Ssles of floating- cargoes made for delivery, eltner in
the United Kingdom or Continental market. ull
particulars on application to
m lv c . it rAMm u ah MercnanL.
Clay Street. 8ao Francisco.
FAIiTyjIER BROTHERS,
72G to 734 Market Street, S. F.,
Is the Place where you can
want, and got ft without paying Fancy Prices.
We have on linnil mul aro constantly Importing all tlio Latent ami inot
desirable Style in Hats, Hiuuok, Fi.uwkkh, KMituoiiiicitv, Fkinhkh, La Kit und
TuiMMiMis of all kind. Our utock of Laimkh', Mihsiji' and CniUJiiitN'it Undkh-
weak U complete, and nellinir at prices
We keep Ladies' Calico and Linen
Scith. All Btyles of IScktles constantly
plete, embracing all Btylea and makes, at prices that will surprise you.
We keep the Celebrated Cuown I'ehfumkhy, tine Hdaph, Cdmhh, Hiu hiiks
and a great Variety of Toilet Ahticleii. A large assoi tmeut of I'lhkks In com
inon and KuMsia Leather.
We are direct Importer of Kin flixVE, 2 to 0 Ilutton; price from 75 cent
to $2. Of Lad ie', Misses' and Children's Hohicuv, you will alwayi tlud a com
plete stock.
We make a specialty of Men' and Boys' Flummiimi (Joohh. Huim mudo
to tirder, and fit guaranteed. We also make a peciulty of Jloys' and Youths'
Ci.othix:, in which Department wo challenge competition.
Men's Clothing made to order. In Flannels, Cottons, Linens, IUankcts, Hed
spreads and House Furnishing tJoods generally, we keep a full line.
Just received from New York a line line of Wixos and Featheuh at
PALMER BROTHERS,
726 to 734 Market St., San Francisco.
TfAU clergymen in good standing will receive their goods at cost.
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES!
Helling Out. n A cn it ut of Hrtlrtnc
MV IMMKXM'. KTiK.'K OF KTKKI. PLATEK.
iiroiuo. Oil Pitinniocs. I.itliiurrsili. rK lii li
I lie till! slid Velvet Krsints, etc. 1 will rrsme all
kinds of Pictures at cost. Iu t losa out my stock of
Moulding.
911 Kesrnjr Ht.. Kan Kranclsco.
THE STAR
SPRING- BED
IH TIIK II KMT IW INK.
savk moxi:y ijy iiu vino it.
JfO UXM rOR PUST OH VEHMIN.
WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS. NO WOOD USED
trad for Circular n4 Prlcs Llat.
J. GRAY & CO., 437 Jtrannan Street,
NAN rilANrlftf'O. t'AI..
COLD
MEDAL
AWAKDE0
t'xam rmmciseo
114 and 118 BEALE ST.. SAN FRANCISCO.
MACHINIST TOOLS,
Minii and Saw Mill Machinery.
DKAI.r n IN ALL KIN DS OF NEW AND SECOND
hand
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
And other Machinery UouRlit and Bold.
j. iiF.wnv,
Ht Fremont M.. hn r'raticisco.
Paper "Warehouse
A. D. REMINGTON,
Pl'fCEPSOlt TO
P. XI. SPAULDINQ & CO.,
14 4 ISO 1 I I .. . . x.... C!
k 1 1 . iiu aim cmiiJMMiiu st.1
8AN FRANCISCO.
VNNorNCES To THE TII.ME THAT HE HAS
the iN-st sssortmeiit ol FINK PAPERS, ln lii'llnn
r hit t ap. Folio. Itctiiy. Med urn. Hol d and Tlliied.
A)ui sail Lrriliat u.,.,1. i nvsr. M mils, htmw and llrnt
P:ilcrs. The lsrr st st.s k of Sc sihmt Iu all sues
and Kruilcs liclcl by any tiuiise on me coast.
PRINTERS' SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
A. I. ItESIf TO, Xsw Vork,
Y. n. NPAI MMM. Wiiir.T.
Man Franclsce.
THE RISDON
Iron and Locomotive Works,
COB. nl. AMD HOWtin 8TS.. Silt FB4MCISCO.
Mann fact uren of Btcam Engines. Quart and Flour
Mill Machinery, Meant Hollers (Marine. LoconiotlTe
and Stationary). Marine Engines (HIrIi and low I'res
sure). All kinds of Unlit and heavy Casting, at low
est prices. Cams and Tappets, with chilled facet,
ftuaranteed 40 per cent, mora dursblu than ordinary
iron. ,
lltll. r. KOI RS.
joiim r. coor a a.
Over law
Freight and Bauaie Transfer Co.
ItlNSIC.XEES OF FKEIttHT Oil BAOOAGE. TO
Vj arrive here from any part of the world, can, Uy
leavinif their hill of ladlnu with lis. have t"K""1"
promptly ueiivere.i on srriTsi, ir ,. - -
out trouble to themselves.
Im si HaitKatco and Parcels dsllvcrcd to any part
' PICINt lPALtFFICE-r.P. It. B. Freight Depot
Fourth snd Kinst streets, up stslrs.
It li Nt II iFf "K E-.Vo. 4 Montmnirnr street
San r rancco. JtiHS F. t t01'tl
KeferrinirfothC above. I tskf h rP"r""'
, hsn k oh. friend, and ,;. rot,, am 1 h. I M
n me'..,.! P.S..V wlil. I take pleasure ... r oinn.ejidmB
nv sureessors. Messrs. bourse m , M-r. f.
, m.p .l.ri.TandlK-s ak lor tt.em a liberal sl.ara of
.. J ... ... ui.tiiiml iv irivi-n to me.
mat patron-- a - w j FIKIV(E
JOHK H. WISB.
CHRISTY
T.IOS. IlKMIOAir.
& WISE,
WOOL
Commission Merchants,
07 Front St.,
Bet. Jackson and Pacific,
SAB FBAKCtSCO.
sekd toi b oaiiaas fob
WOOL SACKS and TWINE.
Tobacco and Sulphur,
SHEEF SHEAES, &C,
A larite stock of which Is always kept and sold at
very Isw ralea,
MflhMHvi1il nr slsiiirhtered on pnniMlutAn i l1.1r
ret.irns and satisfactory sales uiadu for ail our cut-
liners.
P. N. P. C.
No. 113.
ARCADE HOUSE,
HA8CHANOEO HAMI8-IIA8 IEEV EVTITIELY
renovated, and la now open for a-uesta with or
without board. The House la centrally located and
ni.wt comfortable and pleasant placa for ttraua-ers
visiting tlie city, lioouis en tut l or single.
"IW. tl. r. IL.AKr.L,Kr.
12J Teeth Oaved.
PAINLESS DESTI8TRV. NITItOlTB OX I UK OA
adtninlsterad f.ir nsinleaa iistraetlon ol Uwttt.
8ta of Artincial Teeth warranted to last tea years,
from ! upward, tlfflce- I) fcutter street. HsnKran
Cisco, t Use the elevator). UK. T. MOKFKRW,
2 1 ) a dy at ksme. Accnu ir.atd. Oatflt aed
SP4 terms Itm. TUUK COL, ABcuat. MjOjm.
Mm
always find Just what you
that defy competition.
Suits and WiiAPPKU; alno, Ciin.nnKN
on nami. litir amcic ol ConsiiTB la com
Th Uading Optical Oepot of th Pacific Coatf.
C. M"U LLEIl,
WliolesalK and llclail
9
tavssi
Importer -..
130
Monlg y 8t
I
Near Dusb
.......
R.Fraurlaco
g . Tin.ls mlsnistion to t lie vsrlons con-
ditloiisor sini.i hs iMcn my scctMy for upwards of
aV.'sr. Inrections and Prl.'ii mulled Ires.
OrdiTS l.y mull r.ielvH prompt anenuoa, toiuus
orwHr.led per Wells. FuiK" A '., C. . !.. auhleet
o approval. Address f. MI'M.ER. Optician. 1SS
HonlKomery street, nesr Hush, hmi Francisco, t'al.
D nT. S
KEELER'S
Improvad
American Fruit Drier
Htantta mt fits liend, at a PMinlly. Fsrni or
Farlarv llltlElt. It fimlilea rrv mint
to boss ow n bnslness and prodiirs
nrqaalrd rrsalli.
tfsnd for Circular and Frio LlU.
J. yi, KKKLKII at CO.,
It und 0 Wansoiiis Ht.. H. F.
PumpS
Tltst tlelrtd
Sluttonr Pomps
An now Improved
it ltd luniiHlNclurod In natn Frniicleco
asirpaas oil otlirra In Mlmpllclly, llura-
blllty and Kass of action and a;rat ra
wlta. Htn4 fur Circular and Prtr Hit.
J. SI. HF.FI.KII 41 t't.,
and alio Manaom t., m. V.
ThnNAMENTAL
FOUNTAINS,
Statuary.
VAHEN,
U GOODS.
AquHi'iutns Huslie Chairs anil Set! eon,
IllON lUll.INd AND TllKK (1 VA It Dal,
Stabla FUturet, Wtalher Vin,
Pumps. Engines and Machinery,
sot.n st
J. H. KKKI.KIt a '.,
S and S30 Hammomk nr.. Ba w FitAwnsco.
'PUIS 19 A MEDICIXAL MTTEUB-NOT A FAKCT
DK1NK! It acts. m the Btotmu'h, Liver, Kidney
and ilowels, prinliirlim a natural operation and
urlt Ina; tlio Itlood. bi nd for a bottle to th.
nearest druggist, or to
II. M l M.I AM 4k C O.,
nS Nw M i n t iio ti i ery Ht..,tati Francisco.
EVERY
Farmer. Miner and Granger
SHOULD SUBSCBIBB FOB TBI
SAN FItANCISCO
WEEKLY POST.
Tbo Popular Weekly.
Enlarged and Improved.
The Beat and Cheapest.
IT A0V08ATII THE KIOHTt OF SETTLERS.
ONLY 2.00 A YEAR.
ONLY $2.00 A YEAR.
ONLY $2.00 A YEAR.
sfsT to eta. addition,!.
irflend for Batnpla Tony. Thn low prlea at which
It Is puhllslied commands for It a very larife circula
tion. Every Fsrmer and lliislness Man should sub,
scribe for It. An unequalled tnudiutn for Advertisers.
The San Francisco Daily EyeniDH Post
Will b Enlarged ami Improvwl.
THE POPULAR JOURNAL OF f AN FRANCISCO.
Mervd hr Cttrrlera ut 19 l- eta. per
eelt t by MnII, wite. yenr, Islt.OO als
msnthi, . threw montlta, Sl.ftu
PatiaT V rta. atddltlensl.
E. VV. VOOLOEY,
Breeder of ThorouRhbred Bpaniah
Merlnw Mheep. from Vermont Premium atork.al
llerkel.-v. Alaim .is i .nintr. Horse cars every half
hour from ".roadway elation, Oakland. CTTt Ocriua.
GAI IE TREATED
II llllRRrPI Atthahoineofthepatleat
J I I j I P I I I Without the use ol the
iillu uJliM INIFE 0R CAUST'CS
ana wicnoat pain. Addraaa
Dr. A. N. BROWN.
NEW BATKV, COM,
OorrwpoBdenoe from pmritelyl aUo aollotetL
as
L