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Nfnfo's GAltUkS.
TRIUMPHANT SUGGEST
The Gorgeous Comic Pamos.ir. a,
THE MONT OWL
In which the whole force OF the RAVEI FANIf II
CoMfANf Is brought nte action, Is nighty reserved ~
, ENJHUslAsIlC APPh CITATION.
THIS EVENING, August e. the Entertsnmsnis wiz
commenee at ocock, wih
A GRAND OVERTURE.
French e Hisfsil' swE f.e * sP'' called
Diego. Jerome Ravel M,ll.r's Man FR,,.I
Amaro Gabriel Ravel Noch, nto, Antoine Rs,,i
Violegs. Mn Dout,eville Jolsue, Miss Wells
- ''" . C o 5i.pi Gss'''' "'-0s''1i
Quarter Of an hour. int ~ tie allowed 10 Lefr.
meBts IA the Grsud Saloon.
To he sucrtsdsb by
. AN OVERTURE.
After which, lh uut, vii 10 Irosuecd mssnfs.u a,
MAZlLMt, OR TIE NIGHT owl
VI iulnr, the Nlit OWi, ~ trt-l4
~ ~0ei hAnaEui Jerrru. fsref
k,lit' NsabTis Harel
bahaiE ~ NJ. Il, -''l
Msgisns, poor Tes,an,, Mime j. ro,nr Rsrei
Julie, hes daughter, NTic h0irf5,,aIl.
To a ssSs "a. I'D, ,,,,., ,i s',y, Ma I"
i''o'''"'' WIN y..s, %, =, ', .piletut Palace Of
The Whole T. r-r.Iri, -,4
The PROMENADE MtSttALE
", l"e proprietor respectfully foam. uuhfe
ovnhis hcf WIN lht "hnt 1 ystur- INA nuCt
nrd aIi q he .rersiamt1ts vh be s.ytu sGsr o. t5f
toruialces N he saloon sy-s. w.
ltcting lauAs,f, vi ttlptsuCrie
=, noscal Leader snd Director. = " ooil
Iickets-o0
Doors open seven O'Clock, Enr.stsnn,snte =
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM,

1f
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA co PANY continue to offer for
sale and fragrant Teas Of every variety and style
Ther specially includes delicious aud
powerful grades OF Green eud Black Every package bears the
and elegance and the Teas therein
thoroughly secured from light and air that e quality and
Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely be exceed 1t
founded upon regard the rights Of the
especially with weight aud quality, and unriva
LED cheapn.i An purchasers called upon to
articles which fail give them the fullest satisfaction WIN,
the money will be cheeuy and promptly refunded County
merchants public head Of amilies ship
from this establishment.
Office roasted every day.
OrdeI from all Of the Uniteo States executed with
promptitude and despatch -
= The only warehouse in America for the sale ST Hon.
ana scele brated Black Tea.
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DIscHAReED.-All the men at the Springfield Ar
mory. The cause-no money TO pay them.
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AMUSEMEN rs.

IN " The pubic Tcsneeuily Irfrn,et
Aueass psb n, WI" De opened Tor the season On Monfy
reous, I'd y, az 90. n io s ensuing ,ss,o s,
IN ihe "a, sp,on. - ~ ANS"uii on hnlfF, 40 2gh
siI2ir Ihus. b. hiti.
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Sands's Sarsnparllla.
Ga. ITS OWN WORKS PROCLAIM IT-Let the
following speak for itself:

New York, August l6. 1912.
"Messrs. SArps-Gentemen: Owing to you debt
which money cannot pay am induced to make public
Judgement of the benefit have derived from your
to mel invaluable preparation Of Sarsaparilla.
sorey afflicted with terrible scroulous disease hered
tary in our family, which commenced my neck and
continuing to spread reached my ears running into
my head and extended all my face neck nrms and
lower extremtes. became disgusting object to look
upon. At times my distress great that was
able to sleep lie down. and the disease extending into
my ears seriously affected my hearing. My face
continuous sore, from which discharge of matter and
water Kept constantly DOSING out. People avoided ne
supposing had the small pox other infectious
disease, and was consequently obliged to relinquish my
business. Notwithstanding had the best medical advice
and tried different plans of treatment the disease contin
I'd to grow worse until gave in despair. Fortunate
ly for me- CHANGED to fall in with lady board rail-
road while travelling for my health, who informed
that her was at one time in as bad condition as
was and that by using ssrsaparla he was speedily
cured Immediately procured the article and commenc
ed using it, and after having used less than six bot
you this statement justice only hoping may
induce the afflicted to make use of the right medicine and
thereby themselves much suffering and expense
Those wishing to learn further particulars concerning
my will find me at No. DOT Greenwichsreet where
will afford great pleasure to communicate
in relation to the above.
l am, with gratitude yours, sc.
AMOS DENMAN.
Prepared and Sold Wholesale and retail and for expor
ton, by Sands and Co. 273 Broadway of Cham
bersstreet. Sold also and Sands, 70 Fulton
ner Gold and East Broadway corner Market Price 81
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CHATHA M THEHTHh y.

THIS EVENING, August 2ath, 1872, will be perfo,ued
Rulwer PLAY OF - 'NN
. FICHELlEU
Cardinal Richelieu. Forrest de Mauprn, M IA
julie de Mortemar Min. CiT,n Au
In the course Of the evening
Two OvsItures will be pc Informed by the Orchestra,
To conclude with the Cumedy Of
NAVAL ENGAGE MENTS
Admiral King, w neil. Vt King U;.Ia
MIR, Mortimer, Mr, Tbor,. 'N
20 ri es-Fmt Tier 50 cents Tit, IS cents In 6,
Tier, Il I2 cents. 80
Door. will open M7-Cu tain viii rias qp.tu beols
Box Office oieu daily from to S. where T1clsts ne, be
purchs1.d and places secured
VAUxHAIL :ARDtN.
MR. BELLaMY'S BENEFIT.
THIS EVENING. Angus, Bath commence at o'ciccs
Ia the Saloon, with the edy Of
- ANIMAL MAGNETISM
LaFeur ] ) browne G 'ffry W n william,
Lsette, Mrs MossopI Ccnstane. Nrs J,,k.un
To conclude witc the Gree of
THE LAWYER AND HIS VICTIM
Tactic, Foster JUN Mr. Nos.o,
hleeeE <9cens
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STOVES! STOXESM


FRUGAL HOUSEWARMER.
THE PROPRIETOR offering THIS valuable TO the public
would briefly Of the advantages of heir improve
which consist chiefly in the following particulars viz
Ito obvate the evil OF inn $40 be capable of afford
pure d noxious in pg mild intense heat.
buming Of anthracite coal 6-1o avoid all inc
2-To generate and difuse from dust.
a and wholesome at 10 the air of the
mosphere places exposed apartment pure and whole
damp and cold.
3-To lesson the risk of acct 8And unite with all
dent by FIRE. tkose excellent qualities,
ITO be quickly kndled elegant aud durable article Of
and easily managed. iurn ure. 49,
Ths Stove constructed OF the best quality OF Russia sheet
on, upon the cylindrical planthe furnace fire. hambcr
occupying Of the cylinder which attached an
Atmospheric Ruefer each side Of tubular FORM and
lined throughout The hest that created IN the chamber
the Innings Of the Tor radiators
eaed into the base At tbs bottom md currsut aI
Continuity rushing through the wich are lett open ~
end for thai carries great mount Of arehed or
into the apartments
The purity md sotn Of the air in room h.,ed BY h,s
peculiar and sahr the heat being difu cd from
.xienl Of suffice moderat y heated. HE at
The sill If tn des-sd ard d.
IN, suffice Of the IN, hotton u
colder p tbs III, floor itiou
in The sntm- ,purtly ffOm contiminaon
renlerne this Stove rrfecy safe and cable Tor sra
mcnts of Aids, secpng roo.s, 81. Manpfic utd by
J. &E. BACKUS. 81 Bower, N. Y;
~ b. article Of ar tgh stovrs with rsrhers also
the kitchen companion cook stove warranted EQUAL TO
in in rifv
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lr7- CHATHAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ' play OF Richie
lieu Conspiracy performed tonight Mr. Forrest
enactng the Cardinal "a part in which he stands preemi
ncnt) Miss Josephine Clifton Julia de Mortemar and
Mrs. Thorne Francois The favorite comsdca Of Naval
Engagements il also performed in which HELD Jones,
and Mrs. Thornc enact the principal characters.
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90 reduced TO 81 per sa-This Establishment, lately
known O,sego House. has recently been fitted
make desirable T families and single gentlemen
suitable deduction will be made to bordes by the week
This Hotel the Steamboats, the North
and general business OF the city, Th- reor pledges
himself that shall be wanting the Of himself
and every attention shall be paid 10 The wants and
comforts Of his His table viii be funihe with the
choicest market and al abundance The pub
lie respectfully requested call and for themseve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-24

90 GREAT EXCITEMENT--DAY PERFORMAN-
CES.-The wonderful Mermaid at the American Museum
continues to create immense excitement and TO draw
overlooking crowds Of visitors For the better accommo
daton Of the thousands who daily visit here, rich and
splendid variety Of day will take place every
afternoon at o'clock. Winchell the unapproachable
Dutch Irish and Yankee mitator, appears in his best
character; also Miss Taylor, the charming vocalist La
Petite Celeste, sc. Balloon asccnsions every day and
evening Let person miss of seeing that wonder Of the
mighty Deep the Mermaid. The best novelties in the city
are found at the Museum for IS cents.
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MEDICAL AID.

DR. GREGORY continues to devote his entire personal
l. attention to diseases of ocular He ma bestow
ed much study and the of the old
mode practice, and the result he has .uceeeeed in dis
covering auxiliary remedy, before used in this
line Of rracce Ii particularly applicable Of long
standing, and where instances structure sup
posed 10 exist.
Dr. Gs residence at "a Mott street. about $50 yards from
Chatham square, nearly opposite the Church. He home
all hours Of the day aud evening His charges proper
ton TO the times. No 81 is drug au24 lt*r
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20 Ioor plank, tongued and grooved.
500 feet "a inch clear pine plank.
1000 do do one hslf 30 feet long.
go feet first quality lead pipe inches in the ca
600 lbs I'D iron cut nails
100 " I'D wrought iron nails
,,. ROBERT c. wETMORE. Navy Agent,
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These the gentlemen that have loaned the pro.
perty in the and with the results manifest in the
INST we have published We will first see how much each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-24
CHINESE LEMONIA.

A ENTIRELY and spendiJ .rtIee Tor The IoIiEr,
II Surprising frsgrancy article Of the bind has
ever ntrodu ed this country Everv h. ukeeier
wI highly appreciate it as an indispensable family invison.
Also lavender, Pine Ample, Vanilla and Colegne, hshy
tbsT offag oiors 1u
form sole whol-ss spd retail the O~io Of Health
and strength 50 Canal street. door east Of Hrosdwsy
=, oaw- A v n VIEWS A,~r7
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FRENCH INPoRTED CATERS Of ali co.

9 Iors of Fsshon French boots and latent leather
sbo,s dress shoes gsers, walking shoes and pumps for men
boys child Nj and boys cheap boots from s23 49,
$50 aud 81 pair. Mn shoe! TO 10 aud i2 nsr pr
Bows shoes 10 81 and warranted good LADIES'
misses aud clirens gaer boots busLns walking shoes md
slippers OF all cocrs and Sizes latest fashions ties bnskn'
end slips u TO ST. good a. SLIPPERS Tome ana see
good of the above articles at AZ Canal street, corner
Broad way and at 26 Canal st. northwest corner Hudson st.
al Walkers. aust Imrr
BLEACHING POWDER.-The sub.crihers are sole gents
ID in the United States for the sale of Boyds beacng
Powder and prepared supply dealers and consumers 70
any For uniformity and strength they VIII DC iouhu
'"''' '''"' " ' ~ PERssE & BROOKS,
au2t Ctr No. g. Liberty At.
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New York, August %, 1912. au2t lt"r
I OST OR 81 OLEN.-KentuckY Bond $1,000, daled q

The above have been stolen lost transmission by mai
from Louisville Ky Brokers and Others wi please take
tee that all the Bank Notes stamped Masol Co.. 29
July 1872 and Will deta the paltle who osr them 10
sale, and give information to $. J. SYLVESTER,
su2i lwr % W all street
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CASTLE GARDEN.
SPLENDID EXHIBITION OF FIREWORKS
Ap nITTANCE IS CkN1s.
SoMB bulHoA a aS % THE SYST or JUAN
By the F,enc, eet under Admira ssdn.
ITALIAN SUN,
pnus SHAS VII EfRnMhHN1
,sATtRN And HIS sXfELLIFEs!..
For description see small bills. sus, liz
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND ga IlDI a
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN Stir EFT
F W u sbbkS9 ~, c NttSASEk.
Fer One Week IA
W n'consequence OF the crowds Of Ladies
Gentlemen which have visited the Museum dug last
unable to see the MERMAID, who OF uuing So
he Manag has at an immense made arrangements
with The proprietor TO exhibit the Museum for
more, the greatest curiesity IN, world
REAL MERMAID!
No Eyra charge Tor Admiration the Museum.
IN order TO accommodate the immense number &c visiora
DAY PERFoRMN>CFe VERY w swFf sTrt sN obtS Sna'a
commencng oclocklc reliorr inces IN lie aay being
precisely The - tho, IN the nv.
fosisely The last wees Of Wochsl The camIe drolian,.
ocaist r IN the Pah Thcstre-La reus Cei,sIs Altao
osities.
Admii,ance to he whole Museum Garden and entertain
ments, :, cents--CnlldI,nhaii plee m3r
HILLS NEW YOE u MUSEUM
CARD The public respectfully infcrired h,tht New
"A York Museum wi bo clio I'd ia tn evening" uil e
ens,r ! LEGATIONS and Improvement fn e. IA n.
gast, and edse. hn- elf that rud, o, 70
found "a the United States. q. Il HILL
sui2 lm+r
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rT,o THE LOVERS OF .sUPERIORIBLACK TEA
HowguSs Mixture This extremely delicious and unpar-
aeled Tea highly celebrated in Chlna and Europ Just im
ported now safe the Canton Tea Company General
Tea Establishment 12i Chatham street New forkn Chi-
nese packages. Prices so cents and 81. an y lm.r
TT g. STAFF UNIFORM for sale-A new and elegant
u uniform made in England, order, and but once
there Court Ball is suitable fo the Generals staff Of
tn. owner disposes Of Il having retired from military life
Addrsm j. T. B., Lower Post Once New York sut3 ar
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE Pills
THESE hrfamed and celebrated Pills, FROM
perceive, 70 be oba,psa tbs country Dee ms
the lest column
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J. p. CARROLL'S

INDICATED VAPOuR BATHS, 25 Courtlandt
" will afford immdiate relefio all hose bo az
hiced with umbsgo. coughs, cod, &c. his cisngcab.
weather admonhcs all to nd of their colds
shI. ,,IolI,
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One bark, two brigs.
General Record.

SHIP BRTAHyIA-Cap,ain Cook late of the Britannia (be-
fore reported the Herald being wrecked Cape Race
M has arrived in this city from Newfoundland by Of
Halifax and Boston He that his vessel
that during thick fog she struck ledge Of rocks eff Cape
Race. when shortly AFTER the Of
they succeeded in getting the ship into deep and
effort made the ship toward the shore but she
badly injured that they forced abandon
soon after the, eit her she went down The Britannia
owned by John H. Rowland Son. OF this city, and had
principally Of salt The hundred in
number and all taken off by the fishing that
To her assistance and landed in saetv number of them
ceeded in getting employ%en and Others about take
900; the also fully insured Part of the
bagg as u vessel.
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OFFIcERs AND DIREcroRs AMERICAN LIFE AND
TRUST COMPANY,
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DEMNCNA 10 UNION MEE INO.
MEETING Of the Citizens of q %. ks wi bout dsns
"A ton Of Parry will b. held At the lily Hotel Foon
at O'CLOCK M. on "wednesday evesnx h. IN iosat 10
The of organizing. d, Union Party tina
uprort of President Tier in dmocrAtc mfnnsr
Interests Of the ad him tie
passage Of tariff Of duties sufficient TO fry the OF
general and bill
regulate the exchange of country to oppose distri.
button Of the proceeds arising the sale public ands un
au22
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This shows how the great corner was got up and sus-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

IsptA.-Th. Indian overland mail arriveu al
Narcotics. brings an acc-unt OF the fall OF uhuz-
nee. The place eaPtulated aad surrendered OF
condition that the garrison be safely conducted 70
Cabul.
On the other hand. Col. Pollock had forced ih'
Khber Pas. and taken possession OF the forts con-
n,rdny ii. and would, no doubt, march 10 tue r.
lief f J.llalabad Gan. Sale, in sortic from i'H'
place. overthrow the insurgents.
A rumor prevailed that Akbar Khan had been
badly wounded.
General Knott had gained some advantage or
the side Of ksndshsr but General England mad
no, Joined him. 1t Is reported that Snah sooIaf
had been poisoned.
There i. no news from China.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

GoLp Is GEORGIA We see in Southern pa
per. notices of the exceeding richness OF the
gold mine recently discovered the land OF Hon.
John c. Calhoun. in Lumpkin County, Ga. Three
weeks. work, it is stated, by sixteen men. pro
.,uced 1916 pennywegh,s Of puro god-worih
something more than $4,000. II mas bees visited
by number OF scientific gentlemen, who on one
occasion descended about fifty feet into the hli.,
and dug out quantity OF the vein orc. After pull
ycrizing it. about five quarts yielded two Alsdreo
and sixty pennyweght- Of pure gold. worth about
5000. On another occasion, the same quaniit!
yielded three bundled and forty peAnyweish''
and the labors Of tie company fer a single da,
Welded .iG3 dwts.-wotth more than a thousand
dollars. The discovery creates great enthusiasm
among the people of the State, and we share The
fears Of some discreet Southern papers that II MI
prove fruitful source of Ills unnumbcrcd. We
have the authority Of MI experience for SAYING
that no country which depends, in any considers
bic degree upon gold and silver mines found with
in its borders for high prosperity viii ever attain
it, Mexico. one Of the richest countries IN tht
world in mine. Of the preciou. metals. is nj the
DAY among the poorest in all that makes naiior
truly wealthy. Virginia has bad sons experience
In ,ri. matter. The natural tendency of depend
1r upon tie products of these mines for wealth !.
evil and destructive Ii engcndcrs habits OF iudo
cncc. bcscis false. uniounded hopes, implsst' ii
the mind an aversion to thar more trilsomo anc
iarly mode Of acquiring riches which must be the
grea, dependence of the mass, dyerts labor, cap
taI and skill from their appropriate and usetu
channels. and then often bursts. Ike other bubbles.
and involves the thousands who have trusted it 1t
hopeless ruin. Still more to be- dreaded - II y
successful. The habit. of luxury 1t Induces, thu
contempt into which it sinks all manly virtues Ale
all common industry, and the mad desire it beget'
in the minds of all of becoming instantly rich, arr
fatal 10 all high attainment il worthy objects o
national personal ambition. Long may our sl.
ter State Of Georgia be delivered from thi, cling
ing curse
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NJ For an article on the Episcopal
Board of Missions, variety Of news iteins'
&c, and an article on Association, see First
Page.
o. For Poem-The Golden kInslet-
description Of San Antonio, Scene IN Are
tic Regions, &C., see Last Page.
~ For Washington Correspondence
and Doinks in Congress, see Next rage.
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Ut IIHfftgfF1' idTf ~ Bf-VlIll IlFfy T'NFF'7I y
city, J, prepared 10 attend g. any command be- may 4
vored with IN either Of these department, Of Art
DEygsFr
Je3 In ~ No. " JObnslresi, = Z
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Tr PARTICULAR NOTICE.

u rNtTICtLhK NOI1Cf.-Thoee peipprs ~
% ~, ~ 'ny " eI p.yyn W ausko OF, .' ND Ni'
or all Of their goods, by seDing sheif address. "a
upon the subscriber. Goods % any amount Durchs.rt.
y COTTON co. iSr chsisDDf
A. Private sale2 hrs; rat. Piano Fortes that will be.
very low. "a
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~ Photographic Likemesaes,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & II

their Wool Warehouse 10 No. ~ Pine-,Teet, opposite
CustOmIious- where they offer for sale, on the mos
copmoisting terms
$1,000 lbs American Fleftr Wool. regularly graded
500 bales. comprising oil qualities OF coarse and .
ding quslty Foreign wOpL
80 bales superior Saxony and Spanish shs,p
Lambs Wool. Tor iIiueTs Us
~ bales Mobair, Tor headings and ii,lings
hnrrs Mnhair Ynrl. lnrdn 40 lN lrlT.
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RosEERY ~ BRooKLrS.-We understand that
the drag store of James W. Smith. at Brooklyn,
va. robbed on Saturday night by his clerk, mn
Engli,hmsn. named Joseph Hall, who decsmpod
At an early hour yesterday morning. lie robbed
the desk of about $4,000 in Texas Treasury Notes,
about 400 or 800 in current notes, and ~ or
t23 in silver, consisting principally OF small
change, together with a note drawn By Daniel
Jep.an in favor Of James W. Smith for $500, at
50 days, endorsed, with other paper, &c. Hall
is about 35 years Of age, feet or inches
hich, light complexion, sandy whiskers, dark
hair, and peculiar cast in his eye. (sqsni)
which disablcs him from looking directly mt those
10 whom he speaks. slightly deaf, and this leads
him to incline his ear TO the speaker. HIS drass
when he left was II black dress coat, English
make, black psntaloons, cravat,' and hat with
crape on it,
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= Howe. Hygeinc Horchonnd CsmA

This very excellent article beginning 20 be kfa
the People have tried Il they have becosr satisfied
there is virtue IN II and those who have puTcb
and realized benefits from IN Hygiene Candy "
cannot tail 10 give another cslTO 10 procured ~ NJ
Broadway, cOrser az iowarst. Rscoi~ct u cures COT
, ore throat end bronchitis. hosrsDe,s, SC.
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~ Our readers VIII have observed by DOR Correspond
encs that tie responsible Edts Of h- Tribune hs' been
absent on tour Of observation and relaxation for ie a'i
two weeks as be will be- tsr tao weeks to come Core
sondens whose deferred Or who may nave au
dressed him directly intended for our column
will understand that their lavors have eber Deeh o'
ed or are re.~ryed for coas Iteration his return
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CITY INTEL ENCE.
crape ON il

Corpr CALgSpAR FOR MONDAY. June %
$500, o. o. o. ~, To, no, al, 49, III, III,
~, ~. ,. 81 10 o. 80 $50, 1871, 1884, iss
CouRr OF CoMMcs PLEAs-Par Mos. L. g. 149, 5, J. 0.
H. 49, H. ~ o. 23 25 81 Part at " O'Clock IN The CIR
cult Cont RoomNos p G. TO-, H. H. e, 10, 20 a. rs 3D.
81, 30, ~.
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r.. WORM hxowiNc-A positive say iof ~ {
G,Ilir., ost--or 10 r'si'r- - h'' ~ .,.
Ac,r'a'n cor. Ter al ~ s'"'N'N '"' '''" IN
no s,cer, one. -. p1.. 81, o. go.
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