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FROM THE. FAR WEsT.-The steamer Yellow
Stone arrived at ST. Louis on the oath ut. Her
quiet. II is said that the reason why the Sioux
fired upon the steamer Martha, was the non-ful-
hlment of certain promises made by the traders to
the Indians, and not as was stated, because they
made the trip, from fifty miles above the mouth Of
the Yellow Stone to this port, in ffty-three days,
which Is, we believe, the quickest trip on record
She was loaded with furs and peltries, consigned
to r.. w; Campbell Of this city. She reports the
iican, Jniy 25.
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APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT. = Natha
Clifford, of Maine, TO be Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States
TO the Mexican republic. Consuls of the United
Mexico Franklin Chase, for Tampico John A.
Robinson, for Guaymas John PARROT, for Ma
zatlan; G. w. p. Bssell, for San Bias; f. M
Dimond, for Vera Cruz.
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TELEGRAPHIC IyTELLaGENCE.


Inc senate yesterday, were engaged princi-
paly, IN the consideration of the civil and dipo-
matte appropriation bill. The appropriation for
the improvement OF the Savannah river was
stricken out In the House, the only subject of
public interest was debate on the Oregon BILL
The commercial transactions yesterday, In all
the principal marts, Will be found detailed among
the dispatches below.
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Marine Affairs.

Launch OF THE NEw WoRLD.-The tremendous
steamer New World, viii be launched this morning.
at 10 o'clock from the yard of w H. Brown, foot Of
Tenth street.
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ActuaI CircuIatlon OF the Herald.

AstuHt No'o~ eVfioe
Publication Morning Edition of the Herald
snsed yesterday 1t 10 minutes before o'clock and finished at
minutes past o'clock the first Afternoon Edition
nAced At 5mnute past O'clock and finished Is minutes
before ocock the second at o'clock, and finished at 10
uinuee past clock.
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The SournERNER arrived yesterday morning, as
usual, many hours ahead of the mail We have
Charleston papers as late as Saturday afternoon.
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PERNAMBUco.-Accounts from Pernambuco to
The I'd July, state that a revolution had broken out
there, which was suppressed, with the loss OF
W Give Of the government troops
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NAVAL. U. S. fngate Brandywlne, the
steam-frgate Allegheny, and the sloop-of-war 81.
Mary, were at Rio Janeiro, on the 18th of June.
The latter would sail soon for the Pacific.
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Tue CoURTs.-Ths United States District Court
is the only one, at present. in session The August
term commenced on Monday after the transac.
uon OF some routine business, ii was adjourned to
Yesterday when 1t was organised and adjourn.
cd Inc other courts are all closed. The Supe-
nor Court Will organise on Monday next, deliver
some opinions, and adjourn, it is understood, to
the let Of September.
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The SrEAMERs.-The Hermann is in her 18th
day, and the America In her 1lth. According to
recent passages, it is time they were here.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON KENNETH,
PROPRIETOR
sprcIAL NOTICE TO THE WORLD.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE WORLD
DAILY a,. sd sENsG my E6rS 'is S
S.ss ss,crs Ssekasi ne sr't EYE ING EDTTI9Nea b
Asd Of Ds sesbor at o'clock; TIC seeoad EVENING ED
%EEkiS Sf hfEikp-Erery Saturday for circulation
Cosfine1t6 eests copy s. l2 per aHlG
ss x per %. s%s postage Ea,esaa sd
% ~ 3 grs e &c ses and r sss TO E
Embellishments trereced ersry r.or.s andto be pub
prize, plain LgibIe manner; the proprietor
ii ~ ali ss1 fd. e1eeuea sruuy end @
sfateA Orders received at the O@ee corner @ f"'" '"
ALL LETTERS BY mad for sub,erpton,, or ih adoer-
tssenfs, TO be post paid or tho postage ! DC dedaea from
VuTUST1RY CORRESPONDENCE, containing import:
ss solicited from quarter Of the 'oord; used t''A
No No f1cE taken Of anonymous eo.mnneations What
rtnded insertion must &c % tne nam:
s~d address Of the rer not seeessary or publication sut
guaranty his good faith We cannot return rejected
AL PIYMENTs to be made in Advance.
AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING
BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery.-Gu. BLASTS He JEALOUS
JIMMY LIND.
NIBL0s, ASToR PLACE.-RoB Roy-MuaoAL MELASGE
BURroN's THEATRE, Chambers street-Lvcr SHAM
CASTLE GARDEN Battery-CArrAS OF THE wArcH-
HEAR cIINEs DAScrSs-Posr OF HONOR.
PANORAMA HALL, Broadway. Houston.-BANvARps
PANORAMA OF THE Missouri AND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS.
MECHANICS HALL. Broadway. near Broome-CHRIsry's
nArsrRELs-ErlnorIAN SNeNe-DANcNo, &c.
MINERVA ROOMS Broadway-PASoRAnA OF GENERAL
fAyIoRs MEXICAN CAMPAIGN.
PANORAMA ROOM corner Broadway and Walker street.
aArEINeroS's DoRAhAs OF THE CREATION OF THE WORLD
AVID DELueE
New York. Wednesday. August z. lSAS.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELEcrIoN.-The election In
North Carolina is to take place to-day, August 8.
The officers to be elected are the Governor and
members of the State Legislature, which Legsla-
ture will have to choose U. S. Senator, to sue
coed the Hon. Geo. E. Badger (whig) whose
term Of office will expire with the present admins
tration. The wing candidate for Governor Is
Charles Manly. The democratic candidate is
David S Reid. The following will show the state
of the popuer vote "a al foY several mast.
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M Failures.

on the evening Of the 9th July there were four
mails due rcm New orlcaps, and three from Mobile,
at Savannah, Geo.
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This will be the opening ball to the August cleo
tons, the results of which will be looked for with
the greatest interest, affording index to the
great elections IN November. The States which
are to lead off in the political field Of 1913 are,
after North Carolina, Alabama, Kentucky, Indi-
ana, Illinois, Missouri and Arkansas; Tennessee
having no election for State officers this year.
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fcer who remained In the town. and Attempted to op
pose the negroes.
Yesterday We we're . good deal alarmed by report.
from the West End Of this Is.snd (St Thomas) that
the negroes had revolted and that fires had niokeu
out on two estates the East End The ires were,
however, put out and the negroes, 10 turned out
only fighting among themselves.
Spanish frigate has broug ht SEQ more men to the
assistance Of the inhabitants Of st Croix but they
have not yet obtained permission to land.
From St. Johns we have little news. The negroes
wanted to come down to st. Thomas, but leave had
been denied to them.
No work has been done on any estate since the
Emancipation.
The following is the Proclamation of Governor
General Won Scholton proclaimng the manopaton Of
all the slaves In the Danish West Indies, st. Crox St.
Johns and ST. Thomas.
MAKErH KNOWN.
l. All unfree in the Danish India Islands from to-day
2 N estate negroes retain three from date the
the houses and provision grounds Of which they have hitherto
Labor in future to be paid agreement but allow
ance to cease.
work. until farther determination to be furnished by the late
The 81. Thomas Times of July s, in announcing the
act Of emancipation, says
" 1t becomes our pie asing duty to record in this
number OF our journal that by Proclamation dated
July 8, issued by His Excellency Governor General
Peter Won Schoten all slaves In the Danish West In
dia Islands are emancipated. The lively joy with
which the boon received by the unfree in this Is
land can easily be imagined but happy to state
that, although the decree was sudden and 80 unex-
pected, other SCUM s heard but those Of re-
joicing and thsnkfulness.
" To the late uniree frankly say, freedom is not
ideness nor licentiousnessyou have now to show by
your industry and cd behavior that you M to bs
free. That the clergy Of every denomination will
srenuously exert themselves to educate religious
ly, morally We are well convinced, and to them w
say, fater not in your good endeavors, though YOU
patience may be sorely tried.
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y y . Y s
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m. plasss of Holding .nSs.iags and officers Of Il

Time. Places of Holding Meetings., and Officers Of the
GRAND LODGE I ST TfsOiU1SfsiANA-meets g e
quarterly, in January April, July and October'
as and Poydras streets over the United States Ex y
change Offers Stewart " w. H AZ are S:
H. r. Andrews r w G Secretary 4; w Williams, v
e. Treasurer w Wq'fR ice MaqsHaI; Thos H.
s y = GoRo " GUARDIAN i R'0S r " u l'
LOUISIANA LoDGE, No lmeets in the Hall O. ne ''Td4e
Lodge on Friday night. Ofcer-U. Tyson, y u J., L.
HsmSignd v CT J. H. Bechtel Secretary; s. Hopkins, IT.,
Permanent Secretary; II. Williams Treasurer
WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 3--meets IN maHgng buld
HanRssIj. NC John s. MaaaseiI, & John HuymaR,
Secy =; N. w. Moore, Treasurer.
UNION LODGE No G-uects in Hal Of the Grsnd Lodge,
Cohen g: J. Sidney Ref Sec'Y; E. l.. MikeR, Permit
5ecy; Samuel Fulton, Treasurer.
Crescent LODGE, No 8-meets every Thursday evening
SON G; Henry D. Ogden. v G; Geo W. ChHsty, See'y
H. W. Olnlsted, Permit Sec'y; Richard Swan, Treasurer
JEFFERSON Lopez, No 9-neets every Tuesday evening
cite Officers Washington w. Naught; n G Tbs Cook
VIC; - Burdett, sec'y E. K. Beach, Treas r.
TEUToNIA Lopez, No. 1Onesrs every Tuesday evening
Philip Wiimana. n G Julius Fulda, G; J. +. Meyer
TIeasT; Adolf Solomon, Secy.
ORLEANS LODGE, No. Il-mee.s Every Tuesday evssRiRs
at Crescent Hall! in Camp St UH,oe-Ii, F Sm'ns \ \, 6
J. L. Walsh, G l.. Z. SImouds, oec'yi J. e. A. Holt
Permit Sec y; Joseph Etter, freasr
COMMERcIAL LoPGE, No 2-rnees at the Ila o. Ne
Grand Lodge every Wednesday evening Al clock ON
cer,-I l.. Brown n G; VIM. II. Foster Y g; T. n Blake
Sec'y J. G. Glover, Perm Sec'y VIM L. Cushing, ITeas
IlowARD LODGE No. I3-meets every Thursday evening
at o'clock, at the Hall OF the Grand Lodge corner Of Poy
Wy, Jr, FERN sec'y; J. G. Taylor Treas'r.
Horn LoDGE No.l4-meets every Wednesday evening at
7ocioek At Crescent Ha CSmB st. cerI & BET e
DELTA LODGE, No. 15-mests every Monday night, at
O'Clock, Crescent Hall, Camp st. Uficers-h L. AlcJl
ton; n 6; Bernard AIaglone, G; L NauBohAeen
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mEDTC&E, GARD.
sOUTHERM MEDICAL OEEIOEI

> y v Il II = IL IN M ii u y Il = ~ p - 77-'
No. 10 t.iRDyN}J ERR ST. t.,.g
Two THE PUBIIC.-Nine yeus pefMtueu.f .,- ,,s
& this city. combined with fe varied 1al.,., V"
liar s-rem Of treatment II s{Pnuue, nt's,,'' ,. l
Chronic COMPLAINTS. has Wer5gih uuIIH- '''' ''''' ~
aud -yUud.y established or f5uIi0i1n. 10 .-.
The Southern MIdga, DW9err ~ l"' II. .t,,r-
established in 1870 for rhe euleol ah chrome al. "
with a isyy yrrgor> known 10 all; the only u.gg. Oh .
card il a. plrru lose who know not IFS location '
Ftrtad with any Of those private diseases WI'N E N'n
iaeiv 80 navsent, they consult us with 1'' aii N
;Fo tho.respecaly who from an mmOteUata use OF i
,r- rTqLpragrire Or Secondary syphilis ln1Hs.n- NO.T
H. inac3. nocturnal Rheumatism, itching on lIr .,
h.otches ON the skin ulcers the throat, genera u
have ruined their constitution, we Ta"numeuH lD .-.
ms. for we are confident that the prompt and pen
Hef they viii derive from the active effects OF ~. r
will az once convince them Of our Capluuy Of iu"-
we profess I.....
We DO not boast Of making rapid and nasty cures '" W
satisfaction is 10 perform thorough and rnucu QUE.
sHOr. space oil time IL can possibly DE DONE "."
tage and safety to the patient. ,ro-
We viii not here through newspaper We" D. 4.
any elaborate remarks regarding tCnrea 1Ne,s".. .
disease ha. Unfortunately Urpyudes al ranks OF gNe..
and pOOr matrimonial and single ab We VIII uDat'
any person afflicted with dgUWpluni OF thHl ha AI.' "
class hi, peculiar with any Of those bat wei
treatise by calling az our Office we VIA give H|hr '
a.. charges what explanation advice he ma. "'r...
often happens lHat an IiI-fmet sense % -"''r ' l
o. discovery deteTs patient nom az ing 10 'l" '
education and Tsspec.abliffy can 1eIneh" LO". I ,.
treatment il all the CONSTITUTIONAL symptoms VI .'' "
disease MAKE the,I appearance Fr A., ,-..-.r .I.. -.
TUsurb The doctor pledges himself 10 preserve ''
fuvi8ls bic secrecy. ard from bis extensive pacgee anu
-' " ~ f.. e. FUbN~y"
C,e.. ~ % ,,.1,JgJ s,rgsf between Canal and tr
mon .igu OF the Marble HIscUllptu statue ll".'
trance first GUgrtO the u-ii of No i', h afpn't..
Private egrass both 10 Common and Car0ndeai-.- w...
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TIE GRAEFENBERG COW

VNEGRAEFENBERG
1 COMPANY hereby
announce that they are IN.
Corporated by the Leglsla'
ture of the State of New
York. The incaiculable
importance Of conducting
he Patent Medicine buSl.
ness on elevated principles
aud OF furnishing remedies
adapted 10 thepublic wants
bas led to thus step. Iht
Company wCuid Suggesl
that the following steps be
Immediately taken
/. Every ueighhOrh0ot
should have It's Graeibnbera
Depot. By addressing the
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General Agent of any District sl be =ecured H..
2. Families should club together and gel an lmieulae
supply of the medicines. ii
g. Emisrant societies and other phiIanhroplc Doae'
should furnish them the needy .
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary
Office Of the GrGefeRberg CofRDGRy
No. 50 Broadway New York, March 1915
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FgVO THOSE AFFLICTED WrrH NENEREAL B
EASES-.rus reputation oil the winter IS 30 well ee
sred fat all that Is necessary say TO those who have be
SO unfortunate as to have contracted any one Oh those ar
TIL diseases known and called SeLGt Diseases, 10 any
OF Thgir various iOms Is, that the NHaef amer most
cesslul practice Of Wcuty-slN years confined strictly '
nereal Diseases and Diseases OF the Blood NGaang HG
and relieved many hundreds who we've past aHhOle mss
,yhon had been uUder tine treat ncnt OF emueHrphsa
without receiving any hsneht) Is enabled 10 Oe 700 %
lively a safe certain and speedy cure. should any
gJaErfaIqt,iv 0N5ffcd see this short ADVERTISEMENT d
would do well to call 10 No IS EUsTOMHOUsE sTEEET
fore applying elsewhere and avail Themselves OF hebela
oil the subscriber long and uCgessiul experience
Jyl5 4ut l.. f. NJ LIEN 90 OusjOhNoNfa
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

void Mrs Richardson and Mrs Gardiner. SCPERINTEN-
DENT ii. ). W ..aLll.. 2E- NJ -AH1 - 1o----
-o,,r o. .rr,rDzp.wCr
,r,,,,. - ii, ,, INV tn. ,,
PLEDGE without ressIEt, soi9'nS i' I n U
spurious u Mali ~ i'''s'
Temples of Honor.
GRAND Temple OF HoEoR or TIE ~ A. or &LZ
Iugenbqhl G VI VIZ n q bImnaage " z55
InRRpliL W GndPlfh Vsymoo,b p q W r '"
LOUISIANA TEMPLE or TosoR, No. Meets every
@!s[ oR3PP o% S felS = y SIcvane a' " R.
" r Albeit swan " = Jg 2 + Bqdfs ~ I II IL J2h F
FINN DEGREE Temple, No. Meets. ........ at TEN.
BE Hal s. Canal Il @fer$T9 az 4 " 4 +
hul II B,oSe, " y Ir J ~ ~ w - VI - II
Rqgdeau, w y u; A. g. Porter, w d ~; W. ). Ahefn'
w d q ). mcCfaeAen' " u ..
SEAS Al I in,1T H Tf NJ SSIInc,Gay tfS9r.Gb
" Scott WCT; 6 Hale. w V +; C. Sherwood, W r.
7. =. Eandergdf, A 4; R. Tgpplt, + K; - Hooper, r.
(; hIihuFg; 7; j.. BARD w n ~ ~ Mn' How " I" l.
"rahdy' " . -. hu@enDUhl' chaplain
0gLF4Es TE f4 Or 59E2E Mo- $'ss at hs
other Tuesday evening at haEpast 7 clock. Otcfrs-
w A, AheTn. w q T; r. b. Heart w Y T; Ira smith
w K; A. Hero w a H T. =. Ny W D. =. u i, II +,
t%uTk; w + james u@Sson w - =; :. m Ne w ~
W Van Henren w u ). ;. RodncN' " . l. - bafy'
CRYSTAL TEMPLE or Honor, No. 4-NIeet5 semi
monthly every alternate Monday evening. at FemHe Hall
Van Wyck, W VT; H. C. BUnn, W R; A. 5; Foster v
r.. Iamps Demarest w T: Joel d. French w 4; R.
sEanmgarner W Il; Horace g. Lorlug w D y; Ed. A. f.
MITCHELL W 6; A. H. Eldndze, " >; W. II. bIunuaSe'
NV l.
OpEON TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 5-NeeiS seml-nontlfyi
ever alternate Tuesday evening, IN file Han o. Cpsat
Fuuut Division, No ~ Tch0tgtouas street; GbGcrS-
10, K Gle w g T; CHARLES Ferguson, w V +; james
= Acy 81. III y, E 81 az n + A liaR
l. " III: D. Il. Blades, w e. John Ross, w ;; w. II.
Rondeau I w l.
MAGNOLIA n SiPLE OF Honor, No. 5.-ShFeyepoH, La
ppovIDEyeF Tt.NpTF OF Honor No II 0cated al Pro
yidence Ia OtFcrrss-A b. Caldwell w or: ii. Hill
man w V T; J. n Kent w r ]. j.. Bonner, w A ;
~ Il Ie,IhafteT W F r: N b. I,arcle " II John r.
WE; 4. 4 Barkey. " : -
DIVISIONS OF me Stale OF Louislahd'
GRAND DIVISION or THE STATE OF LOUIS
ISHSN4t tba ann1sI session If he Grand DIVISION OF
Sons of ep6er.Ecp Geli on The 18th October 1917 the
o,yn 5et6ren We're duy elected as Officers for the pre-
sent Term; Louis billiard, G w Is H. w P3Weil, . w q
A w Scales, u O. NJ. NOZenCTaIL, u hey nOt3s
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Dr. Townsend having tested ms Sasapanita in cases
OF Fits OF course recommended it, and was surprised
receive the following from Intelligent and respectable
Farmer OF WestChealgr county. 800
FOenHtd August l3, l547.
Dr. TJl1nscnd-Dear Sir ! have little girl seven years
OF age who has been several year afflicted with Fits we
tried almost everything for her without at last,
although could find recommendation in our circulars
10, Ike hers, thought, she N very delicate
health We would give her OF your Sasapar and are
very glad did for only restored her strength but she
has had no return Of Fits great pleasure IN sur
prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty, f0i which
we teet grateful. Your, respectfully,
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Il AGoSAHf respectfully informs his friends and h'
MEAD, an9 MINERAL WATERS Il he ahqvs es'gb
AaWsht and NafrHtsd elunl any in Europe Hsfca
AsnpRiF cons aANt on hand, a Rhoesale and retail,
- Dfasn ron TIE guHHtEy pzomptly RttrHded Bns
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NAEALCE1L EL-aLA 4 J L4+Lt
DR. a. CULLEN has removed his office from % no.
- street TO No. 10 Watcher street, near Inc Aieias
SIN continue, TO cure Structure. on his system-Jm
iuE the worst structure without any UperNon-ehh7@
medicine that relieve and permanently cane wh0utahl
rauce 10 business or diet Dr. Cullen Is too well KNOW
New Orleans and tine surrounding country 10 needs ni
ing or sefdudatIOn. On application TO DF. a., heHMG
you 10 hundreds OF the first standing ia TINS cly W o
been cured the last ten years on ms new pan 5e-
ANA examine IOT yourselves NOpGy required "hOl "
Is effected. Rheumatism cured. GOaOII@t clIeamu
days pay. F a..
Eg Remember Is NATCHEz STREET, near che AJa
Postpaid letters puuc,ualy attended 10 m ailconhldes
medicine securely packed and sent TO any pug y.
country ml.9
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0PINI0Ns a PI,YsICIANs.

Or. Townsend Is aImosl daily receiving ordc from Phy@i
clans in different parts Of the Union. p
This certify, thar the undersigned fry.ganS o.
the City Of Albany have IN prescribed "
TOwIyend Sarlualar and believe be Ol ie most
valuable preparations n the market
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FtOMsTUCH q co. SO PO}UR-3o SIREEI@
~ On hand Tie following Genuine Medicines "hsh ="
family ought to be Supplied with, va. ri OIL
HAY LINIbENT Is Warani ed To cue any case u 'i"
either Blind o. Blee,iipE a
.gW DAvID's. Or HEBREW Pr sTERf where NIStlA
pam cannot eNist-pUCe Jt the genuine 81 cents pel
DIR. MCNAR'g ACnUsTru bIL-aC certain cure il 20
ness and al comp ANTS OF the Earhuce, 81 PEI lah.
LAsNLEY's GEEAT WESTERN INDIAN ht ,lLt.
cure any case Of Asthma, Dyspepsia DiaHHHa O''''~
Liver Complaint, etc. r-
MOTHERS kELIEF-tOr Hose iaIeS tupts U''-
Mothers, all should uset. m
COMsTOCE's EXTRACT OF cABSAPARlLLh-lu' i--
ing tine btOOd--tHue, 0UC. per bottle - hefhoHeL.
DR.. SpuuN S SICK HEADAutE hEmEp# VIA IN'~
case either Nervous or Bilious. WulyUU lrgI !! - d.
WIsTAR's BALsAM or WILD CHFEEY aud NJ "
THOLOMGW's EyPECTuRAET PINK @YEIt-io5 Nyyiis
Colds Pain in the Breast and side, auu all Chest auD
Complaints.
FAuEEsrOCK's and K0LMsTOCK's NERMFJaE-
Worms 100 children. This Remedy tOr Wom5 one "-
most extraordinary ever used. , .tg
IEIE EAST INDIA HAIR Die viii color The uNi Is'U-
or brown, and Wauauiyd not 10 STAIN fine SKIN 100
hEWs ldmMENr and INDIAN VEGETABLE EL.l.aes
warranted 10 cure any case Of Rheumatism ui UoU SV"
ed Cords and Muscles.
PAIN kuLER-Pnce, III cents. I'D,
OLnUIGE' 5 GENUINE BALM or COLUMHIA-oi Ha M
the iargTOw on bald heads, preventing the han ION ''
Out and freeing It from dandmH. ,r ii,
The ' WONDER AND BLESSING or THE AGE ~
LEY's and CONNELL's MAGICAL PAIN EaTEAtlW"
prove q blessing to all those who use It. j Is ~ IN
remedy Tor all Burns, Sore Eyes, tetons OIgel' ,,
Tic DO.OeuN, ErysIpelas, and all complaint "ian u.
external application BY its use nlanuuuna aeI1N'
swelnEs reduced and modification even stayga. a r.
EV" taatiOR.-A the above named articles 5OId ou3
apA u COMSIOCk II Co. % 'o'u.-
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8 rS- Professor Wilson was one day engaged in
vehement discussion as to the generalship OF Napo-
leon and the Duke of Wellington You will
allow. at all events' urged his antagonist, s. that
Napoleon surprised the Duke at Waterloo. "Ay,
exclaimed the Professor, IS but did Mt the Duke
,igJygjyb him -