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The receipts Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
for the first eight working days Of October, are
81, gain Of $4,000 the same period Of last year.
The first weeks receipts the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad $50 90o increase OF 600 the
same week Of last year. and S. 900 the first week
September.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, In article upon
the late strike Of engineers the New York and Eric
Railroad makes following sensible remarks upon the
subject
We have said but little about this controversy though
read with attention the report Of tue directors
and the reply the engneers and have listened to the
remarks OF the employees OF other roads.
We admit that the rule makiag engineers responsible
although the accident should be caused BY misplaced
SWITCH IL stringent. But the motive and the resuh OF
such rule 70 be considered before 10 condemned
The motive only be safstysaeiy TO the property Of
the the lives OF passengers and the lie OF the
The resu N. snaoed the The v
business OF that magnificent road has been transacted
with safety TO ne regard TO the interests OF property
and despatch Of freight never before equacd In this
In CONFEDERATION Of this great good convenience Of
the engineer not 20 be set against such result The
rule IL strict and severe, but Is not tyrannicA The
engineer who obeys in liz spuit, will mover have
wheel Oh the track Al stopping place Ays,em Of easy
the part Of the company and very pleasant 20 The eng
neers but dangerous TO the lives OF the psssen
gers We most distinctly assert that the government Of
railroad should DO arbitrary that Of OF war,
and that tho employees should cultivate feeling OF duty
and discipline pride themselves not tho personal
liberty they enjoy but their thorough discipline and
devotion 70 the lives OF passengers.
That engineer who found In tho ruins OF bis engine,
after collision for which he not 70 blame, dead,
with both hands locked the reversing lever,
3 hero That conductor who told US, few days snce,
Eve years experience the road be had never
had wheel Oh track, calm, prudent man, but
neither OF these TO finch rom discipline 70
question any rule OF tho company calculated increase
their safety The right spirit In ensncer requires
submission 70 discipline, and NO should be unwilling 70
trust ourselves In train behind OF those unruly III
governed spirits who have recently sought 70 force their
employ ers 70 the abandonment Of salutary rule
On Saturday, tho 1lth inst the directors OF the Ia
Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company formally accept
cd tho grant OF land msde by Congress and the State
legislature and nlcd resolution 70 that effect atsesssd
by The seal Of tho company and the signatures Of m ON
GERS with the Secretary Of state. There was uc>,
jubilee At Milwaukee Saturday evening 70 testify the
public Joy st The that tho Governor had signed The
bill giving lands 70 the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
Company. There great crowd, IN abundance Of
speeches, and grand torchlient procession.
The ernipg1 Of various railroad companies for the
month Of September In the present aad past year. have
been rs Follows
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antipsuies attempting 70 live vnder the govern
ment and hat by voluntary sg eement and by the
compulsion ola central and Irresistible srce.
FRieP rKNID AGAM.-The Philadecha PennsyluaHiau
sees other busaboo in inc approaching fusion Of tho
Fremont and Fillmore forces in Philadelphia. 1t appeals
70 We Know Nothing candidate follows
We have said that Mr. FIJI more committed blunde- in
cket between many Of his friends Pennsylvanis aud
me Fremont aboiitionists whom he so thringy repu
elsewhere continue TO Stand BY with folded arms aud
allow The same set Of political gamblers 70 trade away
hh reputation In November?
LAWYER ARRESTED IN KANsAs.-A letter published In
tho Cincinnati Gase Of October Is, dated Lcaven worth,
K. T., October g. states that H. Miles Moore lawyer,
engaged professionally in defending the free State prison
era 1t Lecompton, recently arrested 1t Kansas City,
in Missouri for the offence Of having been appointed At
torney General In Kansas Territory. the fact that Mr.
Moore has been engaged in connection with Mr. PARROT,
for tho past two weeks n defending the free State prison.
ers at Lecompton, and where the Marshal and his
deputies could have arrested him at any moment had
they any process against him. Even If this had not been
So cannot what rig, Calhoun the Surveyor Gen
era of Kansas Territory and his subjects have to into
Missouri and for acts committed In Kansas.
DEMOCRATIC OPINIONS OF FREMONT BEFORE HE WAS
CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
There Ia doubt that his (Fremonts) rapid and decl
sive movements kept California out Of the hands Of the
British Subjects and perhaps out of the hands OF the
British government-John A. Df1, democratic Sen dtor,
NeW YMk.
He gave bis opinion only that the conquest Of
California effected by Colonel Fremont, but that the
United States had derived the advantage Of his conquest
at comparatively little cost He justified Colonel Fremont
in al he had done. II he had done less he would have
deserved and would have received the excavations Of the
whole country. He made some reference to the course
which Colonel Fremont pursued-a course, in some in.
stances rendered indispensable for his
and always characterized by skill and prompttude.-
Atchtsos, Of Aiasourt.
Col Fremont in his opinion, the most meritorous
American Of his age in EXISTENCE and had he (Ar
Al the power OF appointment he would this have
given him military appointment In Mexico, for which
nature had 90 clearly formed him.-Senator Allen, Of
Ohio.
90 not oppose this the ground Of opposi-
ton 10 Colonel Fremont = l have q slight
quantsnce with the Colonel. and fAvoraby i'm
pressed ps TO him that would readily trust him
any other individua.-Jokn C. Calhoun.
Here h what James Buchanan, under oath, in 1858,
testified to-
Colonel Fremont's services very valuable He
bore conspicuous part In the conquest Of Caiforns,
and in opinion, better entitled to BIO called the
queror OF CaliforDia than any other man.
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LoYp-MoEGAS.-on Thursday. OCT. le, b. Rev. Isaac
Tuttle rector 81 Luke's church TYNDnAx N LLOYD
10 CATHERINE daughter the late John Morgan all Of
this eiry
San Frar cisco. Cal Pc psrs please copy.
PBu-GITScN On Wednesday evening, Oct. is, At
Trinity chapel BY Rev. John Hobart JOIN NJ PrYFn
TO AAR1HA dsue bter Of Wood Gibson all of this city.
GuLlEs--bENT On Thursday Oct. 10, by the Rev.
Geo. &c x Hare NReI, GItLIss l., daughter OF
Robert Bent. Eco. ali of this city.
LBss cN-Er TCHysoS oa We'd esday evening, Oct Is,
by toe Rev. Lot Jon his residen No. II Second
avenue, Mr.. JOHN d. LSSos 10 hss Esther j. HurcKU-
w4IEr-BuRGEp On Thursday. Oct le, at West Bright
on Staten Island, by the Rev T. p wnds Lieut. HENRY
wIKR u. NJ 10 Misc JAaE e. eldest daut hier Of the
tate ID. ID Brrger, OF same pace.
GARShTreoN-rKMB AT Christ Church. Pelham
II ursdsy Oct l6 by the Rev Winter Bolton FRANCES T.
GANRrTrsos Of this city, 10 IluEs daughter Frede
rick PRIME, Esq. of New Rochelle
DysIsoA-pKows-At Newark, " j., Wednesday
Oct Is by J. T. Welton, OF trinity church.
HS>Ky s IEssos Eco, of davenport Iowa. Miss RA.
CHEZ BRows daughter OF James Brown, Esq, Of Frank
In, New Jersey.
CooKS-ABsor.-At Warren, r. l., on Wednesday, Oct
u.s. Nicholas FRANCIS CooEE a. ID. OF Chicago, III, 10
IArRA W, daughter Of the late Commodore Joel Abbot
L. s. ", OF the former place
At Christ church, Norwich,
O.. On Wednesday evening, Oct 10. by the Rev. Mr..
Morgan, CHARIfs B PARussos, OF Matanzas, Cuba, 10
SABA laughter OF the late Geo. W. BrinckerhoG Esq,
Of Matanzas.
CnArsAS-Nuxs AT Cincinnati. Thursday, Oct. 10,
by Rev. William Hauseli, Mr.. WILLIAM a. CHATHAM, Of
this city, to MSS HrIEs M daughter Of j. 3. Niles Esq
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The Chicago Democrat, OF the 18th inst, says:
We notice The arrival Of aewart Kerr Esq, member
Of very heavy Liverpool produce house. IN our city.
He comes 10 make arranoments for direct trade be-
tween this city and Liverpool. He len Liverpool I'm.
port
We notice that the project Of sending over three four
Of our Lake vessels 70 Liverpool direct mocted
water Street, and win probably be carried out
The true plan Ia, however, 10 put line OF propelers on
the route between this city and Montreal or Quebec 10
connect with the line Of ocean steamers running from
those ports 10 Liverpool.
Hodscs Bank NctsRportr gives The names Of banks
about commencing business IN Wisconsin
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aDVERTISEMENTS RENEWED GVkRY DAT,
Fer Situations and Help, see sixth page.


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The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered n this port for consumption
for warehou Use, and also the Withdrawals from ware
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Tine New York weekly Herald
THE ELECTIONS IN PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO AND INDI-
ANA-SEws FROM EUROPE, CALIFORNIA, SOUTH
AND CENTRAL AMERICA, SOUTH PACIFIC, MEXICO,
CUBA, WEST INDIES, ETC.-PoLIrIcAL NTELLI
GENCE, ETC.
The WEEKLY HERALD win be published At eleven O'Clock
this morning. Its will embrace the latest returns of
the elections in Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana News from
Europe California South and Central America South Pacific
Mexico Cuba West indies China Australia &c Interesting
Political Intelligence from all quarters; Editorials various
subjects; Latest News by Telegraph; Financial Com merci
Religious theatrical Sporting and Maritime Intelligence; to-
gether with variety of local and miscellaneous items Sin
gle copies ready for mailing be had at the
counter Price sxpence.
Rich Shell Dress Combs.-Newest STYLES mt
A. J. SAUNDERS, 31 Broadway.
Csmeo-Types.-yviniam Bros, Brook.
Ign, A9Fulton street.
10 Cent Daguerreotypes The Original a..
quarters $50 Broadway
Fremont and Buchanan Portraits SIS per
o large size heads of the people, in frames Is cents 80
IS, go, Is and so Cents, Obtains the Finest
Dkenesses In America and istsrng nature by
ty five artists, taking 1000 daily. $50 Broadway.
Portable Dressing Cnses-At A. q j. saun-
DERs', No. Aston House and 3s7 Broadway.
whites % Hat, Fall style.-lAs Fulton
street. between Broadway and Nassau street.
PhrenoIoQy, 3Os Broadway.-Mr. Fowler
gives charts with full written descriptions day and evening
Fine Cuttlsry-A Large Variety at A. 4 J.
SAUNDERS, No. Astor House and 3sl Broadway.
Is56.-Our Late Styles OF Fall and Winter
AS most these fabrcs imported by and confined
70 % snd our best s an sa5 ss w secure many
The stock of cloths and vestngs
room admitted TO Be the arses, and ses selected variety
Raglan Ovsrcoats.-TAe Best Assortment
S6ID 10 can
Furs mt K,x's, 212 B'y.-Ch'p Hts, at ks,
eeg't fashe and low priced. Come l. come awL
Green, (shist and Furnishing Establish
men No Aston House has rcceyedb by the late steamer
splendid o. sea, srnvss es Wool and merno
Paper Hanging. OF the most Elegant De
Broadway, opposite CITY Hall
A Superb stock
on Engsh velvet tapestry and brussels carpets
MANDERsoN's, 20 Bo~ery.
5000 yards of mgrains, frem j. TO S. per yard.
Dycing. Securing and Taiioring-I0e West
Broadway and lils Broadway.
A. GrandJean IL the Only Person who can
eonsul,ed scientifically AL disease. q ne human hall,
avenue cars stop al The door " The establsnrsent
Lyons KafharfOn IL aekDOyvledgedby all 10
be BY agreeable preparation
made sold By all dealers throughout the world for 70
cents per bottle.
Crfstadoro's Hair Dye and Wigs may 10
had unsurpassabie eroecncc and the dye privately Ap
phed q No. Astor House.
DIR j. NJ. Carnochan has Removed his Or
Zee to No. . Lafayette place. near Asicr place.
Don't Throw Away your Money.-If you
wish good article your hair, 70 GRANDJEANe "a
Church street the Of Barclay Al
vice given grsiis all diseases OF the scalp.
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HaxAH and TSn
Among The sale. were 600 bbls canadian. at fun
prices Southern brands firm and active, with sass
about Loco lao pbs closing sth At quotations. Rye
Wbeat-The market continued quite hrn and 1c DC higher
for choce careoes The sales footed about o 6Om
bushes, including Southern, Geneaee Western red
60 ~ 81 for prime 70 choice qualities, Illinois and
MnvAukle good spring at u 40 81 ", with Southern
and Western white Al " 50 u TO- and choice white Canadian
1850 bushels) att ~ Corn continued quite Arm some
what Less sctive The sales embraced sbou, 5000 0D
less hrm and sales Of 4o00 bushels reported a r
sales al Fc. assc.
Corvrr-The market was steady with saies Of about eoo
500 bags RIO s 10l,c llAc i2sc, with small OF
common NJ eAc., and 40 mats Java NJ IKE
CorroS-the market firm, but the sales conf
10 about 800 60 bales, closing at full pricss.
breadstus and increase In To liverpool about
80 bushels Of engaged At I'D IA In bulk
and bags 2ooo bbls aour at "a 400 bales OF Al
weight ri 25s Es Cd 500 cheese ga sd To ION
50 tons heavy goods at zs. Cd 500 boxes cheese
Cd lodi grain at Cd. l0d and 800 bbls -four At a. al
To Glasgow 400 bbs rosin nj as; Is bushels grain
Id 500 bbls -four, at Be- heavy goods "a Cd S and
500 bales Of cotton Sad Rates 70 the Unchanged
FRur some further sales q rasns were made At
50 and NJ rs -, with halves At " i2s and quarters
al 81 061ac.
HAyihe sales amounted TO about scoa 5000 bales for
shipment at Coo. a CSC. - -' -
Bors-New hops In good demand. Al sc lie Win
moderate sales. odd were duh and nominal. - -
IRos-sales OF about $50 tons reported Al sso n
fal 90, 8 months. 80 :"
Itsr-The marked was quiet with moderate salss Al 90
for common, and At " eohs for lump
SOtAssr-Ihe market we sriss, with sales 0 40 hhds
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NxTRA NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

~ Great caution should be observed IN purchasing MES
sER6ERS LONDON CORDIAL GIN and be sure II il Mes
sengers few unprincpled dealers The habit when
asked Tor Of substituting wreched msdicaied
purporng 70 be London Cordial Gin, and got ap
~ ne pure article LOOK out for the signature Of r. MES
hkNGkh 90, on the wrapper, and buy without n
We the only importers In the United States the genuine
London Cordial vin approved the best medical
fscuy None other imported and sold by the bottle and
All parties claiming TO import and sell such GIN swindlers
and impostors.
In order 70 guard against imposition, country merchants
character and standing =
MEssEsGER's LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold Al whole.
sale BY the following New York dealers always supply
ri nj mr. prietnr - urfr
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EUROPEAN ADvERTIsRMENTs.

TAMEs MAXWELL SPECIAL WINE MERCHANT TO
her Majesty Queen Victoria late proprietor Of Ibboson
longs the Grafton and the London Hotels and the North and
South American Coffee House pegs " inform his Americas
patrons and friends visiting England that j. NJ
The largest merchants the West End Of London having
cellars under Ma various private houses AbemAro
and The neighboFhood Public Office general aeeU
cies and the wine and spirit business No 10 of stafford
and Abemarle streets Piccady London Reference and
Pan London.
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Lyons Kstharf0n II acknowledged by all 10
be BY and agreeable preparation for
made Sold By all dealers throughout the world for 70
t.f. hoff
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye and Wigs may 10
bad Of unsurpasssbe ercencncc and the dye privately ap
Lii n q Asinr HouHe.
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HOIIOWAY'ekJihs- F'unCvh0n9 Al DorAu3e-
menis incident females entirely prevented by
pills. at the periods when they usually They
have happy effect All complaints peculiar the
Sold the MANUFACTURED No 80 Maiden lane New York and
No 2A strand, London; and By all Druggists At 2c ave,
and 81 par box.
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10000 Cures have been made this Month,
Of diarrhwa cholc Group, chronic rheumatism Ae py Dr.
TOBIAs celebrated Venetian inamen Warranted 70 cure
the returned. Price. sc. and zoe. Depot IS Cor
andt street Sold BY all the druggists throughout the United
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FRrDAy, Oct 17-Sp.N
AsHrs.-About 10 bbls pots sold al 81 IS a 81 62L.
The supply limited and prices quite Pearls were
sold In n small lot At trine &C..
BRrApsrurrs continued quite ycsferlav's
quotations with sales Of about 10 900 bbs about The
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The Cold and Windy Weather should re-
mind consumpyes 70 buy RusHToNs genuine uverypl
Al Ne. 10 Aaor House,
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Raglan Overcoats.-TAe Best Assortment
In New York. for style and comfort DRUM
GOLD PRoCHs, 10 Fulton street.
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The Rev. Daniel Wise, Editor OF Zlou's
Herald sayss-we make II q rule recommend q med
csl no~trum in our columns but having found Browns
bronchial oches beneficial IN diseased
suspend In their favor believing we DO eur
clerical brethren real favor In calling attention 70 them
For by all druggists
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JAMES MAXWELL LATE PRoPRIEToR OF IBB0T-
d sons Longs the Grafn and The London Hotes and the
North South American Cote. House inform hia
American friends visiting London that j. NJ. still
IN hotels neghborhood has also private
nshed houses always 70 let in apartments or entirely In h
made direct or letter Maxwell general oSee a.
ppep aAalnra snA Abemaxla st-.atA phaA1y LAhd0a.
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X. v. MESSFNUER Co, s. Futon street NJ ~
Re,siled BY all first class druggists In the country.
IIUMoRs.-RADwAy's RENovArTNa REsoLyrNr
IL for the Of all chronic old established diseases
Of humors skin Diseases scrofua bronchs bad coushs
dyspepsia syphilis. sores ulcers tumors nodes swelngs
renovang resovent has cured the frighuy
afflicted objects who foot with bols
and ulcers Even when The human body was 20 fright
fully mulaied by the lava Of disease render
that the eper should be banhed from the socty
and be Kept m separate apartments the havoc which
had made In the human body disgusting AZ 10
shock and schen the the friends Rad
renovsng rcsolven has objecs new and
healthy todies and Allied The veins with fresh pure and
healthy stream Of blood.
Railways renovsinT remedies cold By merchants drug
riats and keepcrs everywhere.
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garments ready and on sale.
Of these fabrics imported by and confined
and In best styles early call will many
beautiful things that will be OF before the fairly
begun.
The stock OF cloths casimeres and vesngs
admitted TO be the lsrges and hest selected variety
ever exposed In this city. d. DEvLIN 4 CO..
Nos 25S, $50 and 1O Broadway.
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The aldermen were elected on general ticket, and
consequently the whole board consisting Of twelve men,
bers, democratic, having been elected By about iss
majority.
Trr ssArw CONVENTION ros rn NOMINATION on PREu
pwuAr Ei,cross IN KASsAs.-rhe State Central Commit
he of Kansas have issued the following notice. calling
. convention Of tho people 70 nominate Presidential
slectors,-
FREE srArv pupcarx CONVENTIONAL state Convention
Vim be held II Topeka Thursday October 1e instant
a one clock r. NJ for the purpose Of nominating Pres
dental electors the state or Kansas and TO transact
such other business may before the Convention.
District Convention viii be held In each district on
Monday October H. unless otherwise ordered BY the
District Committee for the purpose OF selecting delegates
v attend said Convention, and each dsrict will be emit
ted 10 number Of delegates equal 70 hall the mum
Der Of representatives in the state Legislature and Tor
every odd number.
VEIL ARMyD REpREsR frAnvE-The people q South
Carolina have returned Hon. Preston s Brooks 70 Con-
srces and armed him with seventeen canes, brace Of
pistols, revolver and hide. He ought so be able
70 DO good service during the approaching session
WY Dos'r SOMEBODY HnP TO Dpsorvr TINE UNos--The
sn.rleston Mercury speaking Of the North and South,
nys -" We are, in truth, two nations with incurabs
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uNTow By ST. PAUL THE WORK
IN Goes bravely on"
The great work ryospers escris Nothing ever e,uaie
The sale and popularity OF thaf i'N
Great weekly sheet
THE NEW FORK LEDGER
Our sales rsariy M N
R0QO0 corrxs rrR WE'VE
AND STILL INCREASING.
-FOUR PRESsRs
Are kent
corsrAsrry AT WORE,
Night and day,
And extra presses occasionally employed, keep up with the
WE SELL LEDGERs
nv rHs LOAD
This weeks NO, contains that bpaulIfn
ORION, THE GOLD BEATFR
And sorts OF other matter OF TIE LEDGER
10 elecrc,yped 80 that back numberscan rways be had
Price four cents.
Sold everywhere.
ROSS ToUsEy, General Agents.
No ll9N ae4ar
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DIR j. NJ. Carnochan has Removed his Or
Gee to No. - Lafayette place. Asior place.
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Hill, Inimitablc Cutter Of Hair and Whis-
kers No Barclay street. Hair dye black brown, four
shillings bon.
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sNrero Stock
on English velvet tapestry and brussels carpets,
AtANDERsONS, 80 Bowery.
5000 yards of mgrains frem Is. 10 S. yard.
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Furs mt K'x's, 2l2 B'y.-Ch'p Hts, at ks,
elegt fash and low priced. Come I, come awl.
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Paper Hangings OF the most Elegant De-
scriptops, Just imported by THOMAS FAYE A co. 257
Broadway, oppose City Hall.
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CMrTHsoNIAN noUsK-BRoADwAy ON THE ANs.
~ rcan European plan. Accommodations for travellers
families and single gentlemen. SIDNEY K0PMAN.
hand variety Of teas for gocers tea dealers and
private famiesSouchong ooong and young hyson from
Doc TO 40c gunpowder and imperial from sc ssc ali
other qualities equally low Also To- boxes OF good family
tea for & Call and examine25 Chatham stree, bet wee
Pearl and Roosevelt
vUHrsKFRs AND MousTACHEs FORCED TO GROW
w strong and thick IN six weeks BY onguent ii bot
tie: sent 10 any part OF the country n O. GRAHAM En
proaiwyi Ma Hys, 7,ra'on s,rss, Byookiyn '''