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IIlslorIeaI IIoa1es of HerelIes.

True Bri,ons I'll tell you mystery
Which will cause you to open your eyes,
A very large portion Of history
Is merely parcel Of liesi
Every crime 90 i9s pages related
y OF she Pope and his Priests. you must view
As fctcious- -haich'd up--fabrica1ed.
Because not word OF us true.
CHoRus-'Tis positive fact-Ihough q
81. mystery
81 That authors, abroad and at home,
Have nearly all lalsified history
ToprevenI oursubmiuinglo Rome
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
FRANCE.

The main POINT of interest this week. Is
the difficulty between the Co1st4toNe! new'p'psf ana
the Government The Editor has received 'econs
official wsrning-the bird will BE- suspension " '''
paper. DR.. Veron, the writer Of the obnoxious anc',
seems inc ined TO stick 10 his statements.
One Paris correspondent, writing on toe i1n' "''
at lie known in political circles that the Pfs'n''' !,
equally iDcensed against Veron for his pers'Ao'e 'a'
Cavsignac, to whose laundering he attributes 1ae a1
lefty given to the mater-he (the Pre'idenJ n'''ns
bis own reasons for keeping the Belgium q0e'u'a =
quiet as possible.
The Chateau de Louis Philippe, coun'
try seat was seized in vtue Of the decree Inc q'es
son Of the confScation was to be argued before w
Council on Saturday, the day the Niagara sailed
The distribution of Eagles at StrasoouS
passed off quietly.
The weather throughout France was 81,
perb. In the South the mulberry trees and vines ~
recovered from the frost, and vine and slk arc w
looked on as likely TO be good crops.
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Only srdcpaiiBs by few hours the arrival OF the neE,
pnpeT ii,el by msn Should see my friends chsated
srd ? o, warn uem Of their dsBEerf Should ses The
friends Of General SCOTT pl-crd In false and raiooas
position and dot spsi-e theMP And here you'd say,
that d. not believe ihsf stosle msmber OF the New
York dres aiion che shed the tressonshle Intention
which Mr. RAYMOND charged; n any one did, let him
svow H. and IL shsl he admitted Many Of them know
ard all Of them believe. 10 be incapable OF such =
tct-viih the exception O! he suthor oil ice oisp tcn
AvoViI the shameless Intention.
Thu much tor TIE party nov word or Two Tor
uyeh When ,xo hundred miles on Mr. RAYMOND
veItured 10 call uicio3s s@rvitor; 10 dsy, Al
hSe be dares only stemp, 10 dspreriste me oy syiog
me clerk" This manifest ,tUn OF ttmidity 10 uHcIied
Tor either ny principles biz physical iniehonty
would protect MIN and be may feel safe s school
Girl | am not ashamed to be called CLERK, Tor II 10
an honorable calling, and | hare been a CLERK nave
row Al hand paragraph written BY Mr. RAYMOND
himself, some months sgo In which he admitted tnSt
were similar TO bis own. prospective co-pro
prietnr position Ihsve not forfeited by base nsrar
tnde by deviation from correct principles, or BY sscr
fciDg personal BggrsDdzement the interests oil my
irie nd and beDeacor But was not clerk when Mr.
RAYMOND went the Legislature In 1850 leaving the
entire editorial department Of that establishment SUD-
ject "a my control, with the single exception tna ne
ella med It's leading columns to pour out his free
Soil and Abolition heTesies And even these some
times took occasion TO curta emitting without nj, con
sent the gTosser psssages which, II then published
would even now make his cheek Jingle with shame, IL
that were possible
For II wears that have been connected with the
Press n no other instance have had controversy
with any member Of IL do not seek cOnteotOn, but
| will S0t submit TO insulting charge OF falsehood.
Nsr. York, June %, 1882. GEo. II. ANDREWS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
Markets.

The Liverpool CorTos market continued
sctve at full prices but without excitsmen, N.
Ausntie's news gave it an impulse and sons Of n.
brokers quote ll6d- advance on last weeks pric.s
The state of trade in the manufacturing d.,ricu ~,
moderately good
Money was plentiful and Consos continued above M,
An active business had been done In American g.
rites, at satisfactory rates. Illinois Central Rar,s
Bonds were mostly taken up.
The bullion in the Bank of England amounted n
go, coo sterling.
The Corn market vas very dull
Provisions were active and on the rise.
BEEF had advanced a. y fierce, and PoRx 81 yba
TALLow Is slightly better
NAVAL STORES lower.
OILs exhibited no change.
In RICE there had been but few transactions
FRETGHTs-Passepgers were scarce cargo rae,
were about the same.
WooLsince the public sales had been rather latter
HEMP and FLAX were quiet
SUGAR-A good business bad been done 1t London 1t
the prices Of the previous week
Iron at Liverpool had upward tendency Rails
were In good demand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
ENGLAND.

The business before Parliament was
comparatively uDimportant
On Wednesday the proceedings of the House were
again interrupted by the dsordery conduct Of Fesgus
O'Connor the member for Notting CHAM, who caused .
great sensation by his absurd behavior and by striking
of the members. lie was committed TO the custody
Of the SeTgeantatArms TO remain ia confinement dll
the end If the session. Two physicians have sincs
testified that no is insane and he will be removed TO
Asylum
On Thursday petitions were presented from Jsmsics,
Antigua, ST. Kite, British Guiana aud tbs M,arldus.
conp dining of the distressed condition Of those coo
ies and assigning the Sugar Act Of 1916 as the cause
Il their ruin.
In the House of Commons, the Chancellor Of the Ex
CD. quer announced that the extra grant Of $500 0 for
The expenses of the Kaihr war, will not be wanted
On Friday the House again went into Committee on
the Supplies
The threat made by the French Minis
err of Police to expe the correspondents of the Lon.
con press from Paris has walked up tho entire editorial
force and all the London papers have leading articles
upon 1t.
The English Ambassador at Paris has
applied to the French Government on the subject
MessIs. Viana, Jones ~ Chsppell Of
Liverpool announce line OF steamers 10 commence
running the first Of August between Liverpool and
Australia Three of the intended steamers are nov
employed In the Mediterranean.
The extensive printing establishment Of
Me.us. Cloves in London was damaged by FIRE on
Thursday to the extent OF 10000. The whole of the
editions of the Illustrated Catalogue Of the Great FIX.
hibiion," and Of knights illustrated Shakspere,'
were destroyed.
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SBEBoreAN. WI..-This thriving vii


sge Is located Lake Michigan at the mouth Of She
boyean Creek sixty miles north Of Mw aukee, or about
midway Of the line of Wisconsin. 1t 10 eight
or ten years DID, hes some 900 inhabitan three
newspapers good Plank Road running ioland thirty
eight miles to Lake Wlnnebsgo which pours It's waters
through the Fox River Of Wisconsin, into Green Bay
sheboygsn have rival harbor the south nearer
than Milwaukee, go miles) nor on the north tha.
Nanitouwoc, go milesD but here Lake Wnasbago
comes as to leave too little back country She
boygsn must and will be the Michigan port of Central
Wisconsin having very fertile and houshing country
back Of it, with much pubic land still unsod and it's
citizens, after long waiting in vain for some aid from
Copgess In the improvement Of their Harbor have Just
made loan Of $4,000, part County part Village and
vii proceed to expend it In making their Hsrbor safe
and accessible If Congress shall do any thing in the
premies, so much the better. This resolve indicates
the right, goshesd spirit sheboygan must grow and
fourth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
GENERAL Scorr.-THe Ypsilanti Sc

GENERAL ScoTT.-Thc Ypsilanti Sen
tnd relates the following arecdOte of the gallant old
soldier which recently communicated to the editor
of that paper by soldier who served In the Florida
war:
and selected place for their bivousc during the night
party detailed to clear the ground and erect .
temporary shelter for the COmmanderinchie, who had
not yet reached the fort Shortly after the work had
con menced he arrived and riding up TO the working
party, inquired what they were doing He was informed
by the leader, and imme distely replied
Well, cease work, and return TO Jour company.
can participate in the 2rivaons of my men will not
have weary soldier dcrform moments unnecessary
labor for convenience.
ola Democrat" said our informant but want TO
vote for Gen. Scott for President"
On the dsmp sod Of the evergade, under the open
sky the gallant old chief slept with his faithful soldiers
and their hearted gratitude Is the rich reward Of
bis hind consideration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
To the Public-A Card.

Mr.. II. }. RAYMOND, IN his paper OF to-
dsy, processes to give dispatch sent by me to Bat-
more on the 10Th, and adds that omitted the import
ant words BIT IT. (ster "n scorT Is defeated y
which gave the whole character to our remark &c
This Ia untrue, and Mr. r. should have known TO be
so, for 1s words "6y IL read from my dispatch
in the Convention they were published in the Bald
moro papers Of Monday; and in his paper Of TIA
day, In the 39th line from the top Of the fourth column
Of the first page those very words given having
been read by Mr.. DUNCAN from the dispatch. The fol
lowing affidavit will settle the matter Of our relative Ve
racy that pslnt which he justly claims 10 be IN
portani:
state Of Ner York, City Of Eeto York s-Charles r.
Wocd being duly sworn says that he chief operator in
the othce OF The "NewYork aud Washington Telegraph
CorrsIy and that the Only dispatch sent by Georse b.
AEorewsto Baltimore on the 18th inst, in the follow
ina worcs 70 wit:
1RsymoDd has tslessphed to and published in hi, paper
that the New lork Delegation indignant rejection
Of their claimants and that If Scott is defeated they
will protest against the scon Of the Consenton and dsyow
It's riding force Thee are the exact words.
"AlsO ths: the Northern Whis, rave way the Plat
fern with The unas'tAnsns that Southern Wings were 70
{ give way on Scott" GE0 II. AsDslws,
CHARLEs +. WOOD.
Sworn 20 before me this sd June 1882
j. ). BEEBE, conmizi sner Of Deeds.
Er. +. claims that the paragraph about the Platform
should have been qualified by prefxing the words that
"ii is believed OF that psragrah did not profess to
give the exact words, bu: the spirit Only, and sac
ceeded Nj. RAYMOND vainly hopes to distract the at
teI,on Of the party from the graver to the lesser Of
fense by starty barng upon the platform question
aId emitting notice bis svovsl of dishonest political
ip,-n,ioD.
What are the fsctsl Three partes-rhe WEBSTER,
scorr and FuLMoRE) are endeavoriDg 10 apparent
good faith into coLtTac, which shall o. mutu.
ally binding, when OF the Delegates Of the Scorr
psiy declares iha, notwithstanding their apparent
auiesceBeein s the prsminsiies, they WILL If they
lo.e because Of enc of those pTeuinares, DIsAYov
TIP BIN DING FoRcE" OF that contract or Ia other
words. bo- Ny synpathies being with the WEBSTER
party, became my duty to spprise them of this n,
Tr nStisg, (uot beefl oid BY telegraph thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

GEN. SCOTT IN PRIVATE LIFE.-A
friend writes us a letter from Washington, from
which we take the following account Of the char
acter and bearing Of tho Peoples candidate for
President:
ain bis personal intercourse be Ia the most easy and
agreeable msn In the world He makes distinction
of persons-Senstors farmers Generals, children and
all fare alike at his hands The moment you hear his
voice ard catch the kind and gentle expression of bis
gray eye you dismiss every thought of embarrassment
and enter at once into conversation as with old and
familiar friend In crowd of ten thousand men, every
eye would turn lnstinctVely to him as so many mag
nedc Needles to the pole. OF all American Generals,
living or dead he Is undoubtedly the greatest-while
those who know him believe In their hearts that In all
the qualities Of great generous and good man, he is
second other. He e entirely national in all his
views and very far above that bitterness Of party feel
ing which generally characterizes those who only
statesmen He Is not and never has been, proscnpive,
Thousands Of brave d mocrsts who have shared
with him the rude comforts Of ne camp and the dan
ters and suterngs Of tie battlefield will te,ty A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
Tn THOUSAND CURES AND NOT SIN

len THOUSAND LURES AND NOI DIN
GLE FALURE-Dr. HAsTINGs's Compound Syrup Of Naph-
tha celebrated throughout both continents for its wonderful
of consumption asthma decline, splitting OF blood
nghsweats difficult breathing coughs colds and all diseases
OF the chest and lungs. -
Its effect upon the system Is mild and soothing at the
same time certain and ecscious rarely failing 70 give re-
lief Oh the first application, and by repeating it 70 tmesa
permanent cure Is effected.
The proprietor therefore not only recommends his Nsph
tina Syrup but it 10 cure be warrants 1t TO act
upon the chye and purify it he warrants 1t to remove all
npednens which Tetard the free circulation of the blood
be open the internal and external pores Of the
body and all the obnoxious particles which have col
lected in the system: he warrants it never-falng
remedy CURING DISEASED LUNGS, hectic fever, night
swests dyspepsia liver complaint pain in the chest and
sshma and he it arrest the formation Of tuber
Giles the lungs and TO heal those already formed that
persons in consumption may take 1t with the most positive
confidence Of for its great seat OF action the lungs
which in all directions purifying them oevey-
thing obnoxious in its progress and which, applied accord
ing directions II cannot fail 70 leave in perfectly healthy
condition.
Dr. HAsTlssss Compound Syrup OF Naphths Is highly
recommended by the medical profession That eminent ply
scisn, DR. Mott Of NewYork, says, that las pulmonc
remedy cannot he too highly prssed DR. Arnold of the
Marine Hospital. Savannah; Dr. Ware Of Liverpool Eng.
land Dr. WiamsOn of Manchester ENGLAND DR. Boyd OF
Lancaster; Dr. Hamilton of Bath and hose eminent Eng.
sh publications. The London Lancet, T he Medical Journal
and BrGi0ifes Retrospect all accord to IL the most
vncing certificates OF its virtues In hiscouny has been
uted with distinguished success.
Sold by c. V. CIIcKENER Co. No 81 Barcsyst, Gen.
era Agent for New-York and vicinity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
IRELAND.

The National Exhibition of Irish Indus
try was opened at Cork on Thursday the 10Th inst
The 29th June is the day fixed for the
Installation Of DR.. Cullen, a. successor In Dublin, to
Archbishop Murray.
Government refused to extend an inquiry
respecting the establishment OF the American Mall
Station at Cork.
The Telegraph between Dublin and Gal
way is in such state Of forwMdnes, that experimental
messages hsys been transmitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
n The EUROPEAN news by the Mia

Y The EUROPEAN news by the Ma
CARA at Halifax is of three days later date. In
England Feargus OConnor having struck two
members of Parliament, was committed to GUS
tody and will be sent to an Asylum. The Chan
eel or of the Exchequer says, that an additional
grant will not be asked for the Kaffir war; and
line of steamers is to be run to Australia. Louis
Napoleon has quarreled with DIR. Veron, Editor Of
the Constitutional and the great friend Of the
Government after the December usurpation. 1t
is apropos of the Belgian difficulty. Prussia de-
clines to have any customs union with Austria,
but the decision does not interrupt friendly rela-
tons. Spain, Italy and the East are dumb. Cot
ton was firm. Breadstufs declining.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

BIZ TELEGRAPH.-Wc have an account
of disastrous collision on Lake Erie, between
steamer and schooner. And from Lake Onta-
rio, the loss of the schooner Annawan, with all
board.
From the South, we receive later Texan aud
Rio Grandc news. The Indians are still burning
and numbering along the frontier. The Mexican
Congress has adjourned sine de.
We have by the wires from great number Of
places the manner in which Gen. SCOTS nomina-
ton has been received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

bill (bsvipe received some amendments in the Sen
ate) was tai en- up by the House ia Committee Of
the Whole, end Mr. TovSsHESD, tLocol Of Ohio,
denounced the Locs. Foco Platform, saying that it
was composed entirely of Wing timber. He re-
pudiated it. Mr.. GIDDNcs, free Soileil ofOslo,
elso delivered his sentiments on bo'h Platforms.
lie sa, they are all Of piece, and the Free Loco
Focos will quit both, poet themselves on the Baf-
f,lo wreck, and 50 use their balance Of power"
ma best 10 subserye Human Freedom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
PRUSSIA.

The Zollverein meeting at when rus
Ella was to declare its determination the preseD' 81
els of the Uni,p took place Oh Monday. The Pfa''
Commission replied defDstey TO the parus's''
tiop.
lei. That Prussia rejected altogether ou''''~
Union with Ausuis.
%. That Prussia will no. enter Into the disea's".
commercial questions with Austria. The tFeaaes'"
renewal Of the Zolverei tbali be comple'ea-
Prus.ia demsnes az immediate and uncond'a'AA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK, THURSDAY, JUNE "a.
For President
WINFIELD SCOTT of New-Jersey.
For YiccPrtsident,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM of NOrtb-Car0liun


" Wing Ratification meeting.-Gen. WIN
FIELD SCOTT for President, WILLIAM GRAHAM
for Vice PresdentBy order Of the two Wing General
Committees the Wings of the City and County Of New
YoIk will meet at the Broadway House on THURSDAY
EVENING June "a, to ratify the nomination Of the Wing
Candidates for President and Vice President. of the United
States.
The following eminent speakers have been invited 10 nd
dress The meeting:
Hon George Evans, Hon. John NJ Clayton,
Hon. Rufus Choate Hon. NJ z. Gentry,
Hon J. II Underwood Hon. John j. Cnttenden,
Hon. William L. Dayton, Hon. ReVerdy Johoson,
Hon. James Jones' Hon. Truman Smith,
Hon. Jonn NJ. Botts Hon. Robert c. Winthrop,
Hon. George Ashmun, Hon. Edward Stanly,
Hon Samuel 4. Ninton, Hon. James A. Pearce,
Hon PTesly Ewing Hon James Brooks,
Hon T. c. Cabel, Hon George X. Babcock,
Hon. Thomas Clayton, Gen Leslie Combs,
Gov MoIebead Senator Beekman
Ogden HofIu an, Esq, n Bswditch Blunt, Esq,
Col Charles Anderson, Gov. Johnston,
Jos Blunt VIM Curtis Noyes,
Gen Calvin f. Mather, James s. Thayer, Esq,
FTastus Brooks, Esq, Thomas +. fomlinson, Esq,
Horace Greeley Esq, Henry J. Raymond Esq.
GEORGE j. CORNELL,
Chairman Of Joint Committee of Arrangements.
b. l.. BUDD, Secretary.
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THE LATEST NEWS
Sy Telegraph to the New-Yort frih,,.
sSxtRssn TI<Q-axA One, e.rr-v ,f q..a..- ..
THREE DAYS N&
LATER FROM EUROPE
ftsfcUS O'cOAkOH IMPRISONED,
THE CArrRE WAR.
Cotton Firm---BreadstOrs DecHniD,
HALwAx. N. 3. Wednesday I...o :,
ARRIVAL OF THE NIaCAR.
AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, N. s., Wednesday, Jane q lac.
The Royal Mail steamship MAJ.
Captain Stone, which sailed from Lisern,.,, :. -
O'Clock p. NJ. on Saturday, the 18th inst -
at her wharf here, at noon to-day, ham, -
tanned off the harbor all last night BY ,bcI ~
She has SO passengers; for HALIFAX.
On the 18th inst. the NiSgsr. .a. III. c.m.
steamer Arctic in lat 500 20, long. ssa ~ .,,s,
ing east.
The Atlantic reached Liverpool about mo-, =.
Wednesday, the 9th June.
The steam propeller Sarah Sands sailed g.
Liverpool for New-York on THURSDAY. the IO,.
inst.
A prevalence of easterly winds had DELAYED n.
arrival of shipping at Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
The Intest Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Juoe l2-2lt Pm
The market closed very firmly ye,ter-
day. with sales amounting to from 1900 to 1000 bales
fully onehaf Of which spec lsiion aud for ex
port To day there lees Inquiry with only small
attendance of spinners The business, however far
estimated at 1900 to 10000 bales allowing 900
or 5000 to spectators and exporters. Prices any
thing, rather sitter.
There Ia no news of the Brazilian mail up 10 this hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

AFFLIcTINe.-Emma Sears, aged four
years, daughter Of Charles Sears, Esq of the North
American Phalanx,' Yves drowned In the pond near
the dwellings Of the PhAlanx the eyeung Of the 2Ist
inst She fellnio theipond while alone and was not
discovered till fifteen twenty minutes after wien
life was extinct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24


II The WIG RATIFICATION Meeting
takes place at Broadway House tonight.
There will be several able speakers from
our sister States, and grand outpourirg
Of the People to hear them. No cannon
will be fired in crowded streets, as was
most improperly done in front of Tammany
Hall to collect a crowd for the Pierce and
King Ratifcation-for nothing of the sort
will be needed to call together as many
thousands as could be desired. AS there
will be several speakers from the far
South West, whom we may never have
another chance to hear, let us try to NEE.
early, so as to have time to hear them all.
6~ The GERMAN MEETING FOR Kos
sUTH last evening was turned into Loco
Foco recruiting shop for the aid Of Pierce
and king-all on account of that unwise,
misplaced Non Intervention plank which
the South forced into what is called the
Wing Platform at Baltimore. Whether
those who have pushed on this political
maneuver will make more than they lose
by it is doubtful; but we regret any occur
renee which so distracts attention 10 false
issues. Will the South please overhaul
this matter, and when found make
note of 7
CoNsREss.-The California Mint bill
came back from the House yesterday with several
amendments, in which the Senate concurred, and
the bill is now q law. The Senate also passed the
joint resolution to procure for the Library. Fas.
nan's portrait Of Henry Clay. resolution was
adopted to prevent Clerks Of U. S. Court, from
practicing as attorneys.
In the House, Benefits Land bill tgiying To IN,
States millions Of acres Of the Public Domainl
was engrossed, read third time, bat not passed.
Both Senate and House ave taking steps to paw
for the loss ofproperty occasoned by the disgrace
ful outrsges on the Consul and other Spanish cit
iEens in New Orleans during the iibustier excite
ment last yer.
That political. speech proyoker, the Dedcieacy
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Mails for California,

The U. S. Mail steamship Cherokee,
Capt Davenport, will leave this pert To-Day at
two o'clock, with the mails for the Pacific. The
New- York Weekly Tribune, containing all the
latest news can be had at the desk this morning,
in wrappers ready for mailing. Price six cents.
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~ Gov. JAMES G.. JoyEs, Hon. JOHN
NETHERLASD, and Hon. WILLIAM II. SMEAD-all
of Tennessee-wI be among the speakers at the
SCOTT and GRAHAM Ratification Meeting at
Broadway House tonight Gov. JONES i, already
well known here but it is not SO well known that
MIR. NETHERLAND is reputed the best political de-
batter in East Tennessee, where there are many
good ones. There will be revival of Tippecanoe
times around the Wing Head. q quarters tonight!
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w VAN DEUsEN's Improved Wahpene

90 b,uefcis for restoring the hair and changing ia gray
color to s original appearance continues 20 receive the ex
ensve patronage which merits justly deserve 70
be- oh nin,d principal depot No ll3 CHAMBERS St
Nos H. 49, ls3 and IA Broadway, and Nos 10 and l4o
Atlsntic-st Brcoklyp.