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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16
POLITICAL ITEMS.

- At one of the Fremont gatherings in New-ifamp'
SHIRE rough-looking counrynan drove In with rads
rattle-trsp of wagon, marked " Fremont, but with
pair of fine horses. Such wagon as that would oi
i course be for Fremont said some Democratic
bystanders but your horses are for Buchanan. Gs
fthey not ?" No Sir, my horses are Fremont bones
" but said he, 81 have mule at home that goes b9
&" Fillmore, and jack0ss for Buchanan The inqur.
ers s.oped
An eminent divine of New-Haven, distinguished
for Conservatism, has published tract addressed to
the freemen of Connecticut, urging them TO support
Fremont and Dayton. We make an extract:
@ IL is this doctrine Of Non Extension a. Opposd
simply 10 that Of the Extension of Slavery, which
the pivot Of the present political contest IL is this
doctrine Of Non. Extension, which in the eyes Of
modern Democracy gives TO the Republican psryk
sudden prevalence and awful power. Terrible a. .
s candidate for the Presidency is elected is destined
greatly to increase. The day OF Fremonts election
will be the birthday of Republican party at the
South Of unthoughtof strength, to be added to Ies
already lnvincIble phaanx at the North. The SCUM,
in despite Of the bludgeon party, have sense enough
dHcefn Their true lnterests-tO know that Non-Ekhn-
sion is far better for them than either Extension or ne
Abotonism in which Extension must ultimately a
inmate. They have patriotism enough-ayc and ig ~
enc ugh-tO put down little faction Of loat-and7sso
politicians and their dupes. Thus, 20 long as 70"
present spurious Democracy urges on the EIchsiouI
Slavery, in opposition to the Republican docItin nv.
Non-Exter sion-with its pledge TO the SCUM y. -
lection 10 Slavery where il is and its prevention "n'
it not-wh is inherent justice under the Con'1
tion-and with It's harmony, and peace, and prosPaS
20 the country as evinced in former days-etheI me
Republican party III continue 10 grow stronger mo
valiant. more terrible 10 ali opposition, tiii us '' MI
is complete or Extension, as its ultenor eaec' r,y
inevitably nourish pure AbolitiOnism into reo'""
that v III sweep the South with ts terrors.'
REPuBLIcAs MASS MEETING IN ToaPKISs Cocs'',
"A friend writes from Ithaca that the Republicans "
T,mpkins County held an immense Mass Meeting 'u'
other day. Notwithstanding the adverse eIean.
stance. Of unfavorabe weather early in the DAY 'oe
arrival Of loaded teams told the deep feeling o' '"'
sovereign people the staarcb Freedom-iovny farms.,,
1he GLAD soVnJa Of music greeted QW ears ~~"-
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Oct. Is, 1856.
Toca County,. 700 Union majority settle, the
Question. The state has undoubtedly gone Repub-
hcan Seventeen counties are yet to be heard trou'
which gave Geo Fusion majority last year.
Fulton County-25O Democratic maj )rty.
Franklin County-l25 Union majority.
Erie County-Union majority, 300.
Indiana County, 900 Union majority.
Huntington County--l7j Union majority.
EAsroS, Wednesday Oct. 10. 1856.
Bradford County-Cnon majority 1900. This re-
port comes to ia via EastOn and Philadelphia, and Is
presumed to be correct.
Prrr>BURGH. Wednesday, Oct. IL, 1856.
Somerset County-Between 800 and 900 Union ma
jority.
Cambria County-Between 300 and l, 100 Demo-
cratic majority.
PITrssuRGH Wedne ,day, Oct. 10, 1856.
Aleeheny County-One disti let to hear from--4 267
Union majority. The district to be heard from is
Findlay, whiqh gave Pollock "a majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is, 1890, P. M
Reports are received from all but twelve counties In
,be state The vote stands as follows: Democrat
~ lC6: Union 81, 025.
The counties to enc in are Adams, Blair, Butler
Elk Fayette Forest, Greene, Jefferson Junata, Nc
Keen. Poder. Yenan9o, and Warren. Last year they
gave 5000 Fusion majority.
The Fillmore and Republican headquarters are
lronged Speeches and professions are the order Of
he evening. The excitement is immense.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. Is, lSJ6-l2P.a
The Democrats are still confident and claim that
they have carried the State.
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INDIANA ELECTION.

CINcIssArI, Wednesday, Oct. Is, 1885,
The few scattering returns received from lndi~i
favor the election Of the Hon. a. Willard the Dsce
cratic candidate for Governor but nothing decisivsa
as yet known.
Porter Co., lbs Republican majority.
Partial returns from II counties in Indiana,
them Southern counties-show the Hon. A. p. VIII
lard (Democrat), for Governor, 800 ahead.
CIscIssArI, Wednesday, Oct $40 p. M
In the WITH Congressional District of Indiana, J@
B. Foley Democrat VIM. Cumbscks tRepubGcsnl,
competitor. is reported elected by 200 majority.
IspIAsAPoLIs, Wednesday, Oct. Is, 1856.
The returns ffom the State come in sloxly, but they
Indicate majority for Willard of 1000.
The Democrats claim that they have elected a ma
ority of the Congressman. The Republicans, how
ever. still insist that they have carried the State
In the WITH Congressional District, james b. Foley
buchanan is elecled by 200 majority. The district
is now represented by David z. Holloway.
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The Republicans of Delaware, in making up their
Electoral Ticket have wisely resolved TO put out of
view all considerations not involved in the pending
issue of The extension or non-eItenslon of Slavery
and the continuance or not of all the authority OF
the National Government in the hands or at the dis
posal OF the Shareholders.
on this principle they have placed on their Elec-
toral ticket the name of VIM p. Ni,kersOn, who,
though in former times, and on many other points
of very different opinions from those who make
I'D the bulk of the Republican party in that State,
gees with them fully and decidedly upon the great
points now at issue
The nomination of Mr.. Nickerson has greatly
troubled the Buchsneers of Delaware, both By show
ing the comprehensive and liberal spirit BY which
the Republicans are .hapsnced, ani stil more a,
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sentatives "a sam Galloway by allies of the Border
Rufians and yet Ohio hss gone Republican oy
majority which mus. exceed the entire Fillmore
vote. In Pennsylvania. most Of the Fillmore ihen
were cur allies yet the result is far less satisfactory
We commenced this contest resolved 10 cher-
lsh no illusions. To fight the Slave Power am -
natural allies with an empire for the STAKE i ~
holiday matter, and we have never been 80 sang
Ct immediate triumph 90 the mass oil our lr'euus'
We have believed that majority OF the American
People who have any opinion on the SUBJECT Gun
denned the policy Of opening new Territories 70
Slavery embodied in the Nebraska act. and We sun
believe it, We have believed that, if the issue could
BE- fairly made and generally apprehended' nhJo''y
would vote 70 secure Kansas aud Nebraska again
to Free Labor. and We still believe i. Should the
public mind be confused and msied by mock issues
We cspnot say what verdict may BE- rendered. IL
z, ice- thai ol,u AID pain before us hes me P''u
o: Du'y.
Lot,1.-ILe rrtuIns received as evening e'Pe-
ciay from the Northern and Western Conntle''
are decidedly favorable 10 Republican 'rI''lnPH'
The Union - majorities in Allegheny Lawrence
Mercer, Crawford Indiana Wyoming, &C. are
very large, while the glorious Wilmot Ds'H'
Up to high-water mark-sbout Eight IhoHsdsa H."
publican majority. Franklin County AT hr't
renor,ed against us-is with us: and the general
aspect OF all the latest returns is cheering
On all the returns We have received up % 'u''
hour the Ant. Buchanan state ticket i ahead
with n strong probability Of its election. our
latest dispatches from Philadelphia based upon
more Counties than have been received here pu.
the Republican ticket -Four Thousand ahead, with
n probability that the lew Counties yet to come IN
will increase it, Ii now seems nearly certain mat
the State has been carried by our friends.
It seems to Us impossible that the ensuing strug-
Gle should b. fought under disadvantages at al
equal to those which have just been encountered
We had no organization to start with aud very IT.
le at any time; and there is very general
impression that the management of the canvass
on our side might have been improved Our
losses are nearly all in the Counties most
accessible To money aud influence from PhlladeI-
phia; our gains are almost exclusively in the I'M
prcrnablc West and North. We entreat orr friends
in PENNSYLVANIA to lose no hour in perfectng an
organization that will insure universal confidence,
reach every school district aud bring ont the last
vote Men Of Pcnnsy lyania the issue of Freedom
or Slavery in Kansas rests with you. There is no
longer hope Of rcscuing her by The action OF Con
gress: a President pledged to her cause alone can
save her, Let no moment, effort, be wasted
until triumph is secured to Freedom and HUI
mnnitI
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Capt. Rynders last evening commemorated the
Anti. buchanan triumph in Pennsylvania by rous-
ing salute in the Park. We are glad 10 see our
Tammany friends so ready to spend their powder
in celebrating Republican victories. Should they
ever win any hereafter will see about returning
the compliment.
Before the shouts of the Empire Club over their
supposed triumph in Pennsylvania had fairly died
on the ear their betting friends were dared to put
up their funds on the success OF their Pennsylvania
state Ticket. and refused to bet dollar.
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Lake Col, 40 Republicon majority.

PrrrsSrncH. Wednesday, Oct. Is, ixx
Cleveland Delaware CO.., townships. Rsp,sS.
majority. 1876.
10 townships in Huron Co. give Rep. ma,or,, a..
Sandusky Co., townships. Republican nA,,,.-,a'
Erie Co., itOwnships, Republican majority ~
Lorraine Co., % townships, Rep. majority 2sa
Logan Co.. townships, Republican mai, ont, o..
Crawford Co.. townships, Dem majority. IL,
Ashtabula Co.-Giddings. Rep, for Concres, h.
small majority as far as heard from.
The reports from Montgomery County .hov
close vote between Messrs. Campbell Repub ~,
Vallaudghan, Dem, for Congress, and the Dep.,..'
claim the election of Mr.. valaudighan, but wtAos,
Vet any reliable information.
Fairfield Co.-Three townships show Democ-,s.
gain, and indicate the election of the entire Democ,s.
ticket.
CrNCISsATI, Wednesday, Oct. Is Iss
Mr. Pendleton, the Democratic candidate "a, r..
gress in the Isl District is elected to Coa,res. 49,,
Mr.. Groesbeck. the Democratic candidat. /, ~. III
District. is also elected. This is Democratic ga. :.
two Congressman, caused by running q third rob,
The Democrats lose 900 votes in this county U,rn5
toni as compared with Chases vote. Two couD,;,.
report Democratic gains. Elsewhere, as far a. heard
FROM the Republicans have gaiaed.
The Hon. l.. d. Campbell is reelected to Con,r,s,
in the lid Congressional District, Ohio, BY iOSn
Indianapolis, 100 Republican majority; Deca,,r
Township, Marion County, III Opposition, two tom
ships in Shelly County, lis Dem.
Partial returns indicate that the Democrats hold their
own in the southern part of the State.
$. s Cox, the Democratic candidate for Congress !,
the XlIth District, is elected by 800 majority in Il,
counties composing the District. The Democrats car.
RED the District last October, by 900 m'jor,y.
In this coun,y-Hamilton County-the Repabhcsr,
have gained $500.
Returns from IS counties in the State show Repab-
Ican majority of about twenty five to thirty thousand
Five Democratic Congressman are probably elected,
and the Democrats claiming sne.
CLEVELAND, Wednesday, Oct l5-6;Sr.x.
In the vth Congressional District, Mott tRepubLcsa,
il elected; in the XIXth Congressional District, wads
Republican, is elected, and in the XXth Congressional
District, Giddings (Republican) is elected.
The election of Hon. l.. ID. Campbell, in the lla
Cougre ssioual District, is still doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

The letter Of the Baron Humboldt tn Mr.. Agassiz
which We give in another column, is not only val
liable testimony from trustworthy source to the
scientific character Of The cr,er work on American
Natural History upon h''h Nr. Agsssiz is now
employed, but il also ruudus remarkable IN
stance of regal assumption and self.importance.
." am charged by the King says Humboldt (to
wit, the King of Prussa) 'who feels the import
sDce of your former labors, and retains for you
:" the affection ate esteem which he showed for you
personally when he saw you among your colec-
tiOns, 10 place his name at the hedd Of the list of
your numerous subscribers"
What an excellent chance for Agassiz, if he has
any gifts that way, to return an answer similar to
that celebrated reply of Dr. johnson to Lord Ches-
terfeds solicitation to have the great English Die
tionary dedicated to him!
Agassiz come 10 this country in search of the
means TO pay off the debts with which he had bur
dened himself To raise the means to publish some Of
works on European Natural History. oprince or
pOtentate stepped forward then to solicit place at
the head of a subscription destined while it paid off
that debt, TO lead to the publication OF other dis
cOveres of no less value and Importance. But such
a list having been started here in America, and
filed up AS TO place the great naturalist in COM
Portable pecuniary circumstances the King of
Prussia now steps forward TO place his name at the
head of this subscription. The King OF Prussia
seems 10 forget that Mr.. Agassiz is no longer bis
subject. Ii is true that when the Professorshp IN
the Lawrence Institute at Cambridge was first
offered 10 him. b. delayed accepting it till he had
trst obtained the permission of the King of Prussia,
whom as lord OF the Canton of Neufehatel, he
recognized rs his sovereign. But since that
period Neufchatel has released itself from all de-
peDdence upon Prussia, whose sovereignty also Mr..
Agassiz if We mistake not, has personally renowned
in becoming citizen of the United States. Under
these circumstances, and considering that in the
Republic OF Letters kings stand on the same level OF
equality with other men, the King of Prussia must,
We apprehend, be content 10 occupy his regular
place in the Alphabetical list of Mr. Agassizs sub
serihsrs
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OHIO ELECTION.

CLEyELASD, "wednesday, Oct Is, 1856.
Summit Co.-AbOut $50 Republican majority.
Greene Coz Republican majority.
Medina Col, 900 Republican majority
Hamilton Co.-5,000 Republican majority
Mes,rs. Campbell and Nichols, Republicans, ar.
elected, and Galloway, Republican, defeated.
Columbiana Col, $50 Republican majority.
TrumbuI CO.-2,OCO Republican majority
Stark Coco Republican majority.
MahonDg Co.-200 Republican.
Geauga Co.-Partial returns give the Republicans
l.7J8 majority.
The Republican, majority in tn. State vii be from
20,CC0 to q, COZ.
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Eremo0t MOI n Roman Catholic,

For several months past letters have been pouring
in By hundreds and by thousands begging for some
thing conclusive the question whether COL Fremont
is or ever has been a Roman Catholic. As we do not
believe that Protestant is necessarily any better
than Roman Catholic, we have been inclined to make
light Of the matter. But the pressure bas become so
great that we have finally consented to issue pam
phle on the subject, which completely dispo'eo OF
II. Now all those who have been so much in want
Of such document can be accommodated. Price per
fLnnAand AZ
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, {

WAsHINGToN, Wednesday, Oct. u, 1870.
The politicians were at their rooms until O'Clock
this morning receiving dispatches and to-day the 10
terert continues undated throughout the city.
Secretary McCleland has returned to Washington.
The military aud large number Of the citizens with
the Marine Band, gathered at the Station to receive
the President. As the cars approached salute Wa
fred amid premature huzzas of welcome. Commit
tee of Arrangements were ready to receive tue fres
dent, who. however, did not arrive for the reason
stated by the Mayor of Washington, that the w,ta
was so rough off Annapolis that he could not land frou
the steamer Wabash.
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FILLMORE DEMONSTRATION AT BosIc2

The Fillmore torchlight procession this evening w@
grand affair Ii consisted of a numerous cayacaas,
81 Illuminated stars each borne by female transpa-
rencies and about 1900 persons in the ranks VARIOUS
stores buildings and offices were Illuminated. nws
the largest torch.ght procession seen in this cy m
neighboriDg towns and cities, including number Oh
iremen in uniform
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There was an UMPIRE ,eden.ed number Of bulloch'
at market yesterday, the number being above four
thousand. The price was consequently reduced 80
that none but extra good beeyes sod at prices equal
to ten cents pound for meat, while whole droves
Of good fair cattle hardly averaged nine cents The
supply was quite in excess of the demand. Par
tculars are given under the head of market reports.
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SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

CHARLESTON, Wednesday, Oct. Is 1856.
The contest for Congress between Messrs. Gsdsdea
Democrat) and Miles (Amercan) is quite close, AMI
is still in doubt 10 the other districts the presot
members have been reelected
SECOND DISPATCH.
Mr. Miles is elected to Congress in the Chsrlestos
District over Mr.. Gadsden.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER l6, 1856.
an exhibition of the unexpected quarters whence

an exhbltlOn OF the nnexPTted quaf"f'
recruits are coming INTO the Republican parry
They confidently reckoned on Mr.. Nlcker'on Is
their man. among other reasons, because ne IS SAID
TO be an owner of slaves under the laws OF pea-
ware. and The Dorer Rporter attempted 10 DIS
ou;.. II. cb,crin At his nomination and acceptance
by representing the whole thing as joke. 10 th''
Mr.. Nickerson replies in pretty decisive card
which We give elsewhere. Mr. Nckerson evil
IDENTIFY possesses the first requisite of nominee
upon the Delaware Republican ticket, namely
.pirit and decision Of character
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE ELECTIONS.
THE WILMOT DISTRICT.


Special Dispatche. TO The y. Y Trsune.
CoRSIsG Oct. To- lS56-4i NJ.
The majority fer the Hon. Galusha A. Grow in rioga
County is from !, 500 to 5000.
WAvERLEY, Oct ID, 1885, NJ
Bradford County gives about 1000 Union majority.
MosrRosE, Oct II. 1882 "
The Republican majority in Susquehanna County is
leo Grow is reelected to Congress by larger vote
than he had when he ran alone.
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DIR. TURMOIL,

OcULIsT AURIsT
(EIom LOndOn,)
at the Everett House Union square, where he may 10
suited
Office hours from Q q to p.
ffom The London Times
lumber OF scientific gentlemen assembled yesterday At the
house of DR. Tunbul witness the results produced by
process noeny discovered BY the Doctor and applied for The
cure Of
DEAFNESS BLINDNESS.
Between twenty and thirty patients attended many Of
stated by ths parents had been born deaf and
dumb.
They were submitted TO various by which proved
that their Deafness had been cured by the apple alton Of
Dk. TURABULLs REMEDIES.
Aud what appears most uguar that whether the disease
depended paralysis. OF the auditory rupture OF the
tympanu obstruction of the internal passages relief has
been obtained complete effected without delay pain
inconvenience
Several psiiens no represented that they had been
petely blind said that they could BOW
SEE PEEFECTLS WELL
We agree with the Messrs. Chambers that Dr. TURNBUiL
hss by patience aud ingenuity obi sued Of certain
d die tse ute aud methods. oslcusted to
CURE CASES OF DEAFNESS
,,oha ad b,f,
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Asm:Uork daily Ta.ibnne.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER lG, 1870.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

20 OR Fan in sending remttsnce', ne
quen'lv omit mention the Of the POstOhce, ~
tgfqL'niy th' Of the State, 20 which tner paper
istO BE- SEM. Away. mention the name Of the Pod Ces
aid -
No BE- sken Of Whss
ueId cd for insertion must b suhentO.cd by the
md address Of the wTeTnot necessarily for pubhcs
ton. but guaranty Of his good faith
We undertake 70 return rJectcd Communicates
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CATARACT FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1917.
The Cataract Fire Company of Boston arrived ~
this city this afternoon and received by iaso
escort Of fremen.
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Senator WILSON will positively speskat the Pough'
keep.e Mass Meeting to-day; also GEORGE W. SMITH
one of the Kansas patriots imprisoned all summer az
Lecompton. and t under indictment for high treason.
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THE lanes ANGER

CHARLESTON Wednesday Oct. ID, 1870
The steamer james Adger, which was reporter
ashore at Channel Island has since been got Oh
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HosTETTrR's BIrrERs.-The success of Hos.

.',e, ,sssSe s'omaSh Bers in curing Dyspepsia Liver
Soinpnl Ping health aud tone the system creating
an sPPss .aa en'snns the animal spirit. .withon para
lei IN toe hstey OF medicine sold by ali rorcr Ds.t.
ard Hotes hoTsrLTTsR SMITH Proprietor. Pi,..bfr9b
Messrs BAnSkS PAsx, Broadway and DuAns :. ~. ,,r
Wholesale Agents for the East. -' 49, ''o o''
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Democratic majority in the state in 55....ll 80
Opposition majority 80 far................ 2,7i3
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LOyFTs WAHPENE-An Indian Vegetable prep

.s'ionw GRAY Hair its youthful aPpearancc and
cure III. dnes Call No. 76z Broadway Ncw-iork snt see
iae Proprietor w no has been both gray sd bald with Pcfe
k-ai Of lisr, by tho Use Of WAHPEAt.
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SN,rusoSI>N HORSE Rpo,n,

On the EUROPEAN American Plan NJ onf,,,
=, Invites the attention Of rRAvELERs '
Asss Of FAMILIES aud SINGLE GENTLEMEN looking for w.
ter quarters. SIDNEY KoPNAN.
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BRANDRETH's PILLs.-fiow sal

mildly but certainly relieve the bowels Of all contrary health
dose has been the Of saving valuable M
By using this medicine when SICK assist Na'uf' TO hro"
from sy,tem those matters which disease depends TOR
it, continuance.
PREVAILING COMPLAINT.
Tie IIhuenzs almost every house be cured
by PILLS While the headache and fever con-
tue should be used daily TO produce full elects
When the fever /. better smaller doses The wOt attack
has been entirely cured 40 hours by adopting this
Read the pamphlet which be had free at the
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Principal OtCe, No. a. Canal st. Rotdi Offices, No -
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OvATo REsOLyENT will in few minutes, cheek hemorriaSc
from the lungs OF throat In where the patient coas
oo blood pus strcaked with blood R,DwAfs RE3OL
will remove the difficulty.
RADwAy 4 Co.. No 1872 fulton-si., Now \ oTk.
r. r. Remedies sold by merchants druggists snd sorsSess
q eXar
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BaRRy's TRICOPmERous is universally acknowl-
edged to be the beat and cheapest article for beutiyng curl
Ing preserving. restoring and STRENGTHENING the
HUMAN HAIR.
Sold eli Druggists aud Perfumers thou ghout the world.