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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20
LOSS OF THE SHIP ABBY PRATT.

BOsION, MOnuuy Dtc~tol 10.
The ship Abby Pratt, Bearse from Calcutta Aug -
for Boston went ashore on the 10th ns the south
sde of Nantucket Shoals. Capt Bearse and the crew
LETT her in the boats on Friday evening, and arrived at
Nantucket The ship, when abandoned, had four feet OF
water in her hold and her rudder gone Capt Bearse
left Nantucket on Saturday morning with steamer to rem
Der assistance and four boats had also started on their
own account The steamer r. b. Forbes was also dis
PATCHED from this city by the underwriters this morning
The Abby Pratt had valuable cargo board, which,
with the ship is insured in this city.
"A Geographic dispatch from New Bedford says that the
steamer Telegram and four schoOners started from
tucket on Saturday Tor the ship Abby Pratt bat not
able to ind her, and it is supposed that she has either
broken II or driited to
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HEAVY FALL OF SNOW AT BUFFALO-PRO-
TELLER GRANITE STATE ASHORE-FATAL
STARRING CASE

buffalo, Monday, DEC. II Io3J.
4 snow storm set in here Saturday night, and we
have row eiaht inches Of snow on the ground The
weather is very clear and fine The thermometer yesier
day morning at 20 degrees above zero and early TINS
morning at Is. Ii now noon mild and pleasant
Tie PROPELLER Granite State in attempting to make tho
river Cleveland Saturday night struck the pier and
role penetrated through her side She lost her anchors
and was driven ashore by the yards west of the
per Her bow well uponthe shore but her stern sunk
In ten feet of water She from Buffalo with cargo
Of sal, and general merchandise on board when VIII prop
ably all be got off without material damage.
At Ashland, kentucky Saturday evening, during
rafting match, two young men quarreed about seven
cents when named Thornton Hool stabbed the one
FAMED Mank through the heart killing him instantly
Hool made his escape.
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EROM RIENOS AYRES.

BOsTON, Monday, Dec. ID, 1893
We learn from Capt Upton of the bark Argentine, ar
rived at Salem from Buonos Ayes that much discomfort
and dissatisfaction prevailed throughout the provinces
The Federal party who compose the majority are decd
edy ouposed to the present Government OF Buenos Ayre
and another revolution predicted in the course of few
months. - "
an kinds of produce exceedingly scarce and high
Great aEprehensions prevailed at Montevideo on &C
court of the non arrival of the British Mail steamer Primo
of Wales from Rio Janero, she being four days behind
her time. .. -
The CAPTAIN Of an English brig reports having seen her
off Cane ST. Mary on the 18th Oct and tat shortly after
ward she had entirely disappeared 1t thought that
she must have either run ashore or gone down
The British steamer Locust had been dispatched IN
sfarch of her.
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DEMOCRATIC SPLIT IN VERMONT.

tIONIFELIEH, MOIla!i DtC 10 TOO
The Free Soil Democrats OF Vermont greatly excited
against the old line Democrats In Orange and Washing
Counties they have held conventions In one they
solved that those who by their elected John Robin
son Governor and Jefferson Kdder Lieut. Governor, OF
Vermont should DO held in utter de.estation by all true
friends Of freedom.
In the other they resolved that those members Of our
Legislature who have giyeSher support to pro Slavery
AID drunken party traitor and cannot be safely al
lowed on beard the ship Freedom.
They have also established new paper in this city,
called TIE Lerty Standard The split threatens to rival
in bitterness the war OF the Shells In New York
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We sbsuissusTHIS MORNING The Tribune jor Ca'i-
cro,o Oreoon ami The Sonfrich Islands 1t will contain
in addition to ,he usual summary Of all the Latest Foreign
end Domestic News since the last steamer, Money and
BaIket Reports Marriages, Deaths &c the following PUB
,o Documents: The Presidents Message Report OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury Report Of the PosmaerGen
oral RCrort Of the Secretary Of the Navy Annual Report
Of The Indian Commissioner Indian Affairs Department
Of the Interior Our War Establishment and full ao
count of the destructive ceDlagaon in Pearl and Gill s
on the 10Th inst
Single copies in wrappers ready ior mailing can be had
ot the dosk This Morning Price cents
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We DO not make practice Of complaining when our
coemporares give proof of more taste than conscen
,ousness by copying from THE TRIBUNE without credit.
Generally they are welcome to give such pieces oil
thought and information the most prominent place IN
their columns, and may do without rebuke from US
However. we must be allowed to notice such pro-
ceeding when it is performed by leading journal o.
London. The Daily Ners of that city has adopted a
mart Of one of our editorials the military movements
Of the Turkish waS and cOOy serves up the same as
original matter of its own, simply adding an introduce
tory and concluding paragraph We are particularly
reminded of the fact By seeing in German paper OF
this City translation Of the same article, credited 10
Tie Mars. Probably our London contemporary had
found nowhere else so cesr explanation OF the ma
ueuvers and tactics OF the campaign and while we pro
test at its dishonesty we record the compliment thus
paid to American journalism. We presume The Ne"s
viii continue to study the columns of TIE TRIBUNE
with the same industry and appreciation as heretofore
ard We shall take care that European questions
il shall find matter worth cribbing. Let it cut AMI
cone again.
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eren,v with regard TO the sphere and limitations of
Woman.
III Now a. to Uife's leaving home to leglslate
. cor Ler husband &c ~ think most wives can ind
Latter Isipess and that good many are so situated
that they could not engage in legislation without de
rac,ion from duty But this is not the case win wo-
,,ao only. we have known men who hal duties de-
volved mon them which they had moral right to set
ssde 10 embark in legislation. But We see nothing in
III this which iustifes legal inhibition of legislative
Office. whether 10 women or to men, II women are
not oualfed to legislate they will seldom be chosen
fthev have duties to fulfill with which legislation Is IN
coupstibIe, they will rarely accept if chosen We
need no law to prescribe that fire shall burn and water
run down hill
~ II great waste of breath to tell us that the
r;ce Of Woman sabor like that ofany other commodity
is regulated BY the proportion of supply to demand we
Loaned 80 much as that several years ago Reducing
tie supply Of Womans labor by killing few millions
n Won en- would doubtless be effective, but is rsIner
unavoidable at presents we see no other course
oren 10 us than to increase The demand But how can
dis be done Only by opening to Woman industrial
rsu;, hitherto closed against her-n other words BY
dividing the worlds work equally between women and
mcn. or bv opening many pursuits than hitherto
70 both women and men, So long as but third OF the
worlds work is appOrtoned to hall the human iam!
flat half will be compelled TO underbd each o'her ana
cut down wages to the lowest rate that VIII support
existence but divide the work more equally and her
WAGES must rise We have the law OF supply and de-
uaud all the time in our eye, Mr.. Snidsr and 1t Is 10
view of its infe1ibe requirements that we demand an
enlargement of the Industrial sphere of Woman H.
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xxxIuD CONGRESS. First SESSION.

SENATE. .WAsHISoToS, Monday, Dec. TO- 1883.
Mr.. CLAY presented the credentials OF Nj ttzpstrick
Senator from Alabama in the place OF E. King resigned
Mr.. FITZPATRICK appeared and was sworn.
Mr.. MORRIS asked unanimous consent to intrsd uee
resolutions touching the death OF bis colleague Mr. Asr
tonthe rules of the Senate declaring unnecessary to
adopt any proceedings where the death of member
Guns during the recess. Consent was given.
Mr.. NORRIS pronounced the obituary, and offered the
following resolutions;
Rd That the Senate deeply Ian nis the death q the Hon
Ctsres Gcrion Afheron who the OF lie
his body from the Sse Of Hampshire tendes
Ia vcv Eeee rsly IL this most affect
Ecrrf. That the uniczte
widow the decrasd ard further
these rroecedngs The Hcrsf .seutalsts
Messrs INFER and WILLIAMS followed when the
resolutions were sdopied. and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr DENTON rose 70 privileged question stating tia;
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FROM RIO DE JANEIRO-THE CREW OF THE
SHIP ROMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Dec. 10, 1853. .
The brig William Price has arrived at this port with
Rio Janeiro dates the 30th October She brings eight
Of the OF the lost ship Roman who report that the
Carain set fire to the vessel before abandoning her
The port Of Rio Janeiro healthy and the Province
quiet Freighs nominal and coffee very dear. The
stock in first hands amounted to 10000 bags
The L. s. steamship Pennsylvania, from Tampa Bay.
vii Fort Moutre, s. C., and Fort Monroe, Va with four
companies OF l.. g. troops, has arrived at this port
It's showing here this evening
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A CARD FROM MARTIN KoSzTA.

To ne Editor Of tn, ~ y Tre-rs.
SIR just see in The Express Of Dec u, and ia
your valuable paper Of Dec. t. 1881 communication
under the head Narrative Of Martin Koszts and sgn,d
Martin Roszia As presented this any other
Memorandum the President and did authorize any
tody to make such a communication or publication feel
Il my duty to protest against this and similar enlcavors 10
hold ont my name. my misfortune. TIE crcums,ancos
which brought back to America in behalf Of individual
purposes and personal Interests MARTIN KoszrA
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cone again

ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CTY-The steamship Ores
cent City Capt Windle from New Orleans and Havana
which latter port she left the 18th Dst arrived at THIS
port last night She brings news of importance The
nephew OF Judge Clayton the American Consul at Havana
died Of vomo the 18th inst Judge Clayton was TO
leave Havana for Mobile in the steamer Black Warrior
which had Just arrived previous the departure Of the
Cr1lcelt litY
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

BOsTOS, Monday Dec. -, lsjJ.
Mr. Cay the Dept Master at Quincy, on the Old Col
ony Railroad badly crushed this morning while A..
tachng cars that fears entertained he cannot sur
yiye.
The freight train from Boston upon the South Reading
Branch Railroad tbrown or the track az Lynaheli,
the switch being Of order The engine tender and one
car ran Of the track. No lives lost.
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THE WEATHER OK THE LAKES.

CLEVELAND, Monday, Dec. 10, 1883.
II has been showing here all day, and IL very cold and
bluriering to night the wind blowing perfect gale
DETROIT, Monday, Dec. 49, 1853.
We have about three inches Of the ground here
Tie weather Is clear and not very cold
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observation-disclosures

WASHINGTON, Monday Dec. ID, 1888.
Comm ander Sterret has been detached from the Naval
Asylum Philadelphia, from the let Of January, and or
deed TO the Deoatur Commander Lardner IS ordered TO
the ASYLUM in his stead Lieuts James T. Lewis Aaron
Hughes Passed Assistant Surgeon K. w. Jsfery, As
sstant Surgeon John Taylor have also been ordered
the Decatur the lat Of January The Decatur Is or
dered n the paciIc.
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The Tribune Gor EUROPE.

The next number of The TrJune for European eirepla'
tou will be issued THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock.
II will contain all the latest News up to the time of going to
press Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be
bad at the desk Price Six Cents The Niagara sails from
Boston To Morrow at noon
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,.,,,r,,. Mre,c FOR the MLMON.-JULLIEN's

r,,,,rx.s MUSIC FOR TIE MILIIoS.-JULuEN
- "a rfesfsst competition ire sne' slliio
tg.c zoe music Of al naoa ~ "a Irt.vs flsi. fr tss
% an ,es~ribc which entitled 10 'h'ns IN 'n' Tee
Fiit of ico Iisno Foies r II --aI7;
iiuii'-, t,,,,ers, ssssg,nen, Of tho oo~ng arti-
-, re,cules IN great variety aud e1c.Helesi lsIo
sbel ess Coubs scs,fa Cas' foI istsr .rs fr
son oTapsrv hind Lepg made With the view 70, Ies,
,tiee containing only whs useful sno Of 'T ne Per.
Syerv Cd,m,tlcs &c A 81 saUSpEas No ~ DroAa~s
Toys-TOYs-TOY Santa Claus at HONE -
General ass en q beau ul Ios 800 80 :,
for odsy Ireens mi compiling ever s in. Cal
I'D Examine Large store No ~ Oeh-A' - NJ
PuIyeImscher's Patent Hydro Electric Noltaic
ct, conmued BY the highest lnedha suth2nss 10 We "a
90. ptrrr,.isrn Nenrslgia. PaTsysD Pslps,ns " 90
Tootbshe Liver Comp lain Dyspelsia y, o.1nnbiet
hyfeil's' feHiAie 0'Ni ~ J STT1SEsT, 5j3 B4osd"sy
Wuo0pING COUCH SYRUP--PrePared By Dr >. ..
Cling remedy for that danger gs and dist Ie'sils
,see III Cough syrup viii cure cox ooias VI a. rn~
Srm RoE's GROUP SYRg9 is certain e9te 'oI c'up
We al hiry wears prscce phIadelpHa snu
,fix reliable For sale WIN III lese
t a No i62 doors west OF broadway oJ L.
II. HARTsHoRrE
fake warning! Take warnlns'
For pediaIs. ruth scoining.
Are selling their stuff deleteTious.
In place OF 2. Lyons
Inveptons n science,
CoupteI teits are abroad OF LYONS MAGNETIC row
DER and PILLS destruction Of nseet a9o 'el1: @ %
OF rotonous positions ihe safe ana seL1ine
,ae al LYoNs Depot No "a Brosavay ana ~ INC
act IS hissf,nis =.
ACARp-S South and West merchants, manuiactu-
&C who design oinye dis ant custot1efs are re-
Ieciuy Hrdt that the ACE bs 80 n.wsospsrs
Advertisements CsTd &c Tor pannea'9n 10 'S ~ ,k he
the United stats
Ia the authorized sg-ut List OF places prices Aud ~
sfou 10 business adopt asysteH4o -H1 J
oicious lan Of lds erti,ing cieeriuly iuinHh,d
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Mr T. Carpenter artist of your City arrived here TO-
day with commission from some New Hampshire gentle
men to paint full lei 9Th portrait Of the President which
he viii proceed at once execute Mr. Carpenter painted
such an ore of Mr. Fillmore which is greatly esteemed by
the friends Of the ex-President.
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THE LATEST NEW ;.
RECEIVED BY
ktAGNEpIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Frcm Our o. Correspondents -
WAsHTSGToS, Monday Dec 10, 1883.
One day lost Both Houses adjourned in memory OF
Senator AIuER1oS. The speeches were cold and formal
Members are beginning to leave for home to spend the
holldays.
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THE LOST CUTTER HAMILTON

CHARLEsTON, Monday, Dec. IT. Is5J.
Tie body Of Captain Rudolph Of the lost cutter Haml-
ton found this morning and brought to this City for
hurfs Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20
FIRE IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL AT BUFFALO.


About II o'clock this morning fire broke out ia Public
School No Fortunately the fire occurred during recess
and Of the children at play in the yard-a good
number however, remained in the house, but all
saved without injury The fire got ander after burn
inc fhrough the lower story.
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ggelu,1Joris 4lu4tp 9flpl7,'
TUESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1855
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice cen Of nonyn Commun'cat ms
" ined for insertion be Authenticated By s "a ~
sddr.ss OF necessarily ioi pAocs'oH D
guaranty Of biz good faith
We cannot undertake return rejected Communications
AM person sendugr Imprint aer itheT ny eeaPi
Mail or otherwise will be literally PAID pfoy1ed seu - 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20

The Governor of NewJeey has ordered an election to
be held IN the Fifth Assembly District of the County OF
Esey on the I'd Of January next to fill the vacancy in the
Assembly occasoned by the death of William N Searles
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Subscriptions and advertisements for TIE Ne''-YorS
T,fJure can be left with the following Agents
LoNpoN-Mr w Thomas No. 10 and u Catharine street
Strand
PARls-IIr Etourneau No. 30 Rue St Mare.
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Tie Uriied State. Governments have adyeItssd in the
Montreal papers for Ieci uits fer Lhor army
lOweu Sound &C. W. Lsyee.
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THE mitchell BANQUET.
COMPLIMENTARY FESTIVAL
JOHN mitchell.
DINNER AT THE BROADWAY THEATER
THE ASSEMBLY--THE SCENE

Speeches of Charles O'ConOr, John McYeon,
John Mitchell, Thomas Francis Meagher.
Horace Greeley, PatrickJ Smythe, Richard
O'Gorman, Robt Emmet and J. Brougham
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TIE President of the United States has recognized Gus
tavo Ceeman as Consul sf the Republic OF Chill 10
Philadelpha.
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Swing MAChiNtS'-~Hn PelsVits ui"AiuSl sci go
asns Sewing Machines having needle or needles WITH an
ere uar point hereby cautioned against infringing OH
suai granted sept lo 1915 al ntnsor viii be held
Eroas according The olOwing persons cend 10
cell sewne Machines under said Patent sz
Wheeler WILSON Co. Grover Baker Co. the American
SEWING Machine Co end Bsho Of New York Nieh
Lelow. of Bts-oDi Mers Woodbridge. keere
/ Moore Lynn Mass snd a. p. Howe ofNY Y.
HowE. A Patenfce Of the Original SEWING Machine,
No SIS BrosdWr ,ewYork and No SO Hsu0veTst, Boston.
III
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INOILSsOR MORSES lNVIGORAIING ELIXIR OR

CospAL- Winter with Us ueuTalsic 'ss and ess upon
Cold Il known Diseases and ads greatly
10 lie rapg d,tpt psa other ude ca ~ tinl
apg tie appetite without importing the s'orch the necessary
Sigor digest the cescd qrany Of food This there
fore ". conarg ioat' and ingsoFau IKE tbs
woIJeIll Elixir if needed BY al VINO suler fron
any phase disease wek sad torpid stomach IL
stimulates all tie organs .cd the Of DIGESTION
regulates the bile solvent power Of the
tic juice gives activity The au and prevents he system from
lsng into that dssuaAi az sluggish coodn which ofca
chtrserizts in the srfh Ladies who from the reS
y and tenGernt ~ ia equalization peculiarly seusir 20
cold ofon trlr terribly this cxhcran
which will the acvity cthe circulation aud thus prevent
the susyerson ulCsuy c. o. tic functions upon which
their health der ends
The Cordial is put no. highly nt.ed in pint boiile.
Price h,e dollars Der tcifc dollars six for twelve dol
lars 1. "A King PIopretof
No l92 BTos3way New York
the United Canada ami West
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SEWING MACillNES.-An entirely new invention ana
made Of size purpose ofquns Innings and other sim
liar These hines with single I'M I'D snd have an en-
whereby the necessity Of nteriiniux
avoided the stitching done without drawing the goods CAL
and ace the machine IN opcfluon l.
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OFFICE FOR
FOREIGN PATEN T 5.
y DsuccgN
J +. PRISON,
No. 5 NNali-st.. Newly

FOwIERs & WELLS, Phrcpologsts and Publishers.
Clinton Hall No 1871 Nassau-st, New-ioIk
DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES, GAYLERs PATENT
RoHIRT NJ PATRicE the the United States
the ebove celebrated Safes and 0ons inpenesble del
the beet s end locks combined the
world Depot No 1872 Pearl st. door below Mstsnlane
SEWING MACINFs-CAaD TO THE PUBLIC.-The
Hon Commonr Patents ohe United states has edadsedtha
y APPLICATION patent for Sewing Machine, which was
constructed aud in operation by early
Inc 1854 intficr with all The patents and applies T
Sewing Machines the combination OF ts
eyopoirttd needle and shutte making the eocked stitch
An The this matter C Interference called upon By
the PantOro 20 the date OF their fnvo
and respectable witnesses who Sewing Ma
appTizcd Of Bat IS desirable ID
ccess operation by posbe Any psrsons VINO
between ard 1912 Sewing Machide
machine in the possession Of late brother Hunt or
whom exhibited specimens Of its wok shown by MI
Gtoige Arowsmh, viii conf great ayo mo- AMI Will
forward righteous by nomins Of their snoweds uPn
subject eIul combination is interested In defeating my
the testimony have she truth must prevail
would wlsh IL rowan oyorwheimingly. address 80
MlI1rR HrNI No 30 Nuls0n.s.. Y Y.
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HAIR DYE AND WIGS -BATCHELORs Mandatory
fE these sytes removed 40 S rosd@ay opposite 'hs Ps
where he hes the accommodations ia the world t The appc
bon Of hs famous Hsr Dye and the sale Of his
Vie and foupses Nine private ell one door
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INHALATION IN DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS.-Drs H.
HU0HER usie Of Islnen. L0Ddor have removed frou
WsshnsNn to Newlok opened TO- Broad
for the treatment Of Bronehes Consuuon and Asthma by
phaleton Refers 70 The Mayor Of Brooklyn j. r. johnson Be-
No Is Lbertyt Ihos Morton, No Pear many oihcs
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Nr DENTON rcse 70 privileged question stating that
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Sold BY Druggists The Und States Canada ami we
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CRlsTADoROs Excelsior Liquid Hair DYE is actu-
ally supeeedpg al The rect Of them together Those whose
hair bts almost been }uued BY spurious aud worthless hail
the greatest BIZ ssngs
Sold aud appied st eSlsrADoRos No. Astor House
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UNDER GARMENTS AND HOSIERY

~. y T
TIE STAND $500. l,
,,, attention 10 Our extensive stock and ass)tnel o.
ssorsbe Goods Which inspection AID comparison VIZ a.
eaercd elsewhere, will be To- ni uih'-'71 ." f"'
ehespntss. ,t r.
Hoscrs
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Loss OF TnE CLIPPER The Golden Light is gone
FRyANs Pu'ouic Ws yet pronounced the best Srucs
Sore Threat Cod Hoslsenoss Sc Only IS cents box Sold
By v CLoGNER Co. No. Barcay-st General Agents
Q So Noyk nd
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REDDNG's RUSSIA SALvE.-A Boston Remedy ,
cents With this remedy IN the house. phvsap ia e
needles for Il Is iselfe real house doctor In
always necosary for the slightest scratch The
scad hura relieved b.
h A 3. SANDS Aeenis Sold BY RING John.st
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