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The Heenan Testimonlal Fund.

no ESeman IeBtImOmlel E0nOs
The Keenan, Association held . meeting last nigh, al
6oldbecks Hall, 1855 Broadway, Mr. James N. Turner
presidng A letter from the Committee CorrespOu
dence was read BY the Secretary and unanimously adopt
ed The object Of the letter the solicitation Of subscrp
tons throughout the United States for the Heenan u nd
The President read list Of OF various gentlemen
residing In the principal cities Of the United States who,
was thought, would act ~ members Of the Finance
Committee out Of New York. motion that they be con
stituted such members made and carried The PRE-
DExr then stated that opportunity would be Afforded
for members Of the Finance Committee 10 make
reported between $3.50 and $50 free hundred dollars
were reported from M WnKEs of which 500 was . per
sona subec pon The PREssxxr announced that Messrs
Mcdonald and VIM BUNS, who had been appointed mem
btIs OF tie sinsnce Committee for the city Of Baltimore
mad contributed TO the fund, the first 500, and the
second SlO0
Mr. LOOMS who had offered to epgroes the resolutions
be was not prepared 10 make full report, He in
tended, however, 70 have them prepared in tho
S s BY me . aSs aS'u; work sSSD
a. be usually charged rom SO 70 500 for Mr. Looms
suggested that paper stating object and wish Of the
sstocisop TO be placed In conspicuous place In
the billiard saloons. and other places Of public resort
the city, number Of subscriptions would undoubtedly
be obtained from Young Ame and Others who might
otherwise be Ignorant OF the movement or thick was
confined TO few individuals. The suggestion acted
upon BY a motion 70 it, effect. which was carried
praise Of John Keenan,, as a man and q private cit
zen He alluded particularly 10 the fact thai Mr. Heenan
bad ordered, At his own expense, . monument for the
grave Of Femsn an American pugiIst, who oed In Eng
land some years ago (Applause) The Chairman stated
that between 81 600 $40 already collected
for the fund motion was made and carried that The
Committee OF Eoance be requested to make return 70
the bankers OF the assoc s.on-Dupcan, Sherman Co.
At their next meeting Il was announced that the mem
bers OF one Of the prominent base ball clubs OF the city
were raising subscription among themselves
10 add TO the fund. fApplause.) 10 response 10
. suggestion. ID moved carried IN
invitation be extnded 10 the members base ball and
yacht clubs TO upe with the association making the
Htet an testimonial
was then moved that the association adjourn uutl
another meeting should be called by the Chair.
The Irompttude with which the business OF the ALSO
cisiicn 10 transacted 10 worthy Of imitation.
BosToS. May Il, $780,
The admirers OF Keenan, held meeting At the Parker
House 70 night and appointed commttse collect sub
scrptions for q testimonial 10 him Three hundred and
City dollars were subscribed on the spot
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Complimentary coutests Bsase" ne H'rser " "ouafa
asd Reloism s~d ne Japanos <~tnsadors-fa< Latter
caa ON tAs Rwssan and Frcrch kt~zs>r-Baa sfo>S "
Gs~Usl Cas- ~ Honor # W. Jarau,k oaess-' @ s"d
lstysss~e Particular ef Ne rss, a.
yesseydsy We Japanese Ambassadors we're visited "
heir hossl BY Nr. Won umourg, the resident Minister
nom Holland United States, and subsequently, oy
the Belgian nIs,ss~ Mr. Won oosleercsk rnsss gentle
men were couducssd Into the Anssssadorsi pressnos ey
two Of ths United States CommssoEnrs, and the CONVEX
sasion vss solely cs complimentary character
The princes, In the Of the Aztec noon drove Out
and len their cards 81 The rssdssees Of u s,oecki, The
Minister Of Rasss, and MERCER the representative Of
Frsncs.
DurssE their sbssnce an Interesting iasrvIe took scs
rsfvsp tie three physicians o. ne Fussssy spi four
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MR.. LINOoLN's ACCEPTANCE OF THE RE-
PUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT.


n committee appointed by the Republican National
Il The STATE deegasions to ocaliy announce Mr.
Lrcoln hs nomination, arrived 81 Springfield sasar-
day night and proceeded 70 Mr. Encolns resdence,
where Mr. Ashmun, brief speech presented Mr. LIN.
90 the letter announcing his nomination.
NJ. LINCOLN replied a. follows
Mr. CHAlMAx AND GENTLEMEN OF rm OeanGrrH,-,I ten.
der you, and through you 70 the Republican National
p ooundes thanks for the high done me, which
sn.ss q me Sss
separsbie from that honor, . responsibility which
could almost wish could have fallen up,n soe ono Of
the few eminent mon and experienced statesmen
whose distinguished names were befo.e the Convention
shall beg your leave to consider more fully the resola
sishoUt unrssSonsbIs desy respond 70 YOU. W. dusir
man. In writing, not doubling thst the platform will be
found satisfactory and the nomination accepted and
will no longer defer the pleasure OF taking you and each
q you by the hand.
The various members Of the committee then pre-
ietei to Mr. lincoln, who sresed each Of them With
hearty shake OF the hand.
THE CHICAGO NOMINATIONS AT TOLEDO.
TorxDo, Nay q, 1890
One hundred guns were fred here this evening" pro
ceson marched through the streets headed BY bands Of
nuec speeches were made, &c ALI In honor Of The
uioatons Of Lincoln and Hamhm. Great enthusiast
prevailed;
DOUGLAS MEETING IN NEW ORLEANS
oHAmzsroS, May a, 1850
TIE Charleston Courier hes received special despatch
from New Orleans, stating that enthusiastic meeting
Il national democrats held there Saturday night
that he seosdep denounced, and that delegates
were appointed 10 the StaAs Convention. bon. Pierre
souIe and others spoke.
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ssfb and he pomp that has assended them We
naturally dspcsed 10 honor those whom We sec oters
ss., ave psfos %e pas BIC eye under ,ss direct
susplcss az the government, without exciting feeling
o. iespsct In the minds 81 witnessed The people OF the
United STATES not avsd BY psgcAnuy, bull they are
90 snaccastoed 10 such that even The slight pAgcAutry
aise neh this OrsnAi Embssty has novelty enough COZ
rscsd with 70 attract large shafe Of their attention
me appearance Of the neai, yet shovy and P.cta
r,sqre forms Of The JApsntse the balcony q the White
Honse Grated. bave sad hum senssson, and im a.,
upon them Here shey Joined By The President 70
whom they bowed low ami bent the knee. Amer THIS
and bellies were evidently passing no sma number Of
iokes and criticisms upon the Eastern visite Who how
ever, source OF amusement 70 our o~n peope 49,
The grounds Of The whue House been kno,
10 contain such ven Dressed Gro have freqaen
them on the isst tvo band caJs.
The lspsnsse, Who never fail 70 appreciate good scene
~ we're %uen struck oy ,se re rn5sox zoe heals AMI
clustering foliage and grscrs~srd far away 70 the om
bcriror. where sky and water met . loven' hps 70
ansse rood ss.ur. said one Of msr numees, and
he tketcbtd n
lpg DUNG The Loscen Kensnssou Gardens o.
hyde Park have not wisnessed ~ me sight a. tnN m
witch have this week been ssp>cAsor 70 TOE fres''
The Jspssese remained about an hour during which
time the prssident introduced them - single LADY snd
ssrse os the word an Unable 70 say but By ber beauty
am ecnviroed hat she vss presented 70 HIS Hennsss
ammebukn Nokam Mo-" her present oondi
ton must be one Of her own choosing, and
ihss sbc VII be tempted 70 change very 5000
On taking have Of the President the Princes bowed, and
again bent their knees 10 touch The ground Tbs
Elbd Of ceremony something 10 ne ,rpersucs o
the venerable head OF The Uncd states fhcy we're toeu
conducted back 10 the carriages In waag for ibem "
mont OF the Mansion, and were driven hons.
TIE I'D fingered our after their departure, ard the
Preutsnt who pss nov jo'red cy several lsdss and
L gentleman, sci chas,lrg on the balcony.
ou returning 10 The h,iei, found that those Of The
Jspsrefe Who went 10 hss the sbbd plsy were husy
occrpied ~ wrNira fui sccount Of all 'bs' they ned
tssp. During the morning tney bad empl,yed them
sesss 10 Ssscrbre esrefsi csss bal, AMI tne incidents
,isrcrss sfser TIE publication q their dsri.s sny
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL-Mr. Gainaa. l., NJ
GyOs0y, DC; Mr. T%mpkins, NY; south +, Mass;
hsrshs!l, Va; ii Graves, " Wsrd JMs,r sIb; :
PnSs ad Md MSi ,:GsSpsId AID ;ds NJ
NJ. mlteSe!! and lazy; ny; Hayes AID l.dy
= Z; Elliott, ct: Moore; Dir Dove, bId:
Sf PEE "a; Spcssue Wis; Gardner, G nufant
ton; We; Cs[mIahal, Ten; Howe snd Jzdy. No:
< Melcksna. BullwInkle ny; Mrs ) Bishop, -:
na,Mn'I ~ ~ blaine: DC: w Broughtnn. Nd
ton. Nj; Kitrs, Ca; gitrall. Ala; N 1atbs ,p
s sd. IsIy, MIS- WliIisms, Va; Wheeler and lad,
BTaym0nd, do; w II Thompson, Dc: + Mernsr,
"a; q Jones, and lady, do; A d. bran,bus. Nv:
Mis- sS T@bsD do; a.. M9hsn,, Go MohAny
lady. Mass; Miss Churlsy, d.: r Abhnti e.
~ Hs as !, ABBOTT do; 4 ZONES. NY; " Suivant,
=; y Eisys Ny; Rite and lady, Cal; Mis-,
snI Iadyi dc; II :. Clarke. and lady Ny; Ms
MSPsS, M ns. Ho1 C9rwe.I; Gavin Gavin,
va; w ID Barr.tt, T Carbin. Va
BROWNS BOTEL..L A Bu,rd. La; L
h h5. END ana ladies'. G Adre3n: Warren,
Gn5dHer, y; Booth: w F. Arnold, j brown,
4 bosch B. w Wooliord Se-!T. I'D; j Rigs.
Chester. r Henderson, VS.; ] = CsrrIna,on a.
sdy p. w Mtsb Et BT G PEI; smith ana
Hunt, Va. - S''i"'''s' n IL
WAsHINGTON HGUSE-Hon Clark Ard
ISsmiy' III; Mrs Hsremqn. III; CLARK wis; G.
Smith, do. ~ "'''''-'' "'A'''i :
,,KIRkWOOD HOUSE Franklin, Va; DrJB
win n, Whltmsrsh, NY;G Harms, I'D; f Ur
Quamte-g, Va. '' '"
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THE HERNDON HOUSE corner Fnrd Ninth
L streets, is ths most elgibly situated 4
Hotel Boarding House In the city. 1t is yEMY
immediately opposite the pa.ent and Uen. E:@H
Presidential Mansion, and offers to guests, both
permanent and transient, all the comforts and con
venlences OF regular h"tel, With the additional
elegant parlOr and bedrooms are lighted with gas,
sndar the management ana lmInedlaTs supervision
Strangers and citizens may reasonably anticipate
tbs comforts and enjoyments OF home. With an
adequate corps Of experienced servants the pro-
prletor hopes to merit and pectfully soiicts lib
era share of the public PATRONAGE.
De 9-erIm p g. MURRAY. Proprietor
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NISukLLkGEOu4.

n &C. GATHERS SALOON"
LAYING Made an entire change IL the UP
STAIRS of this establishment on the same mag
nihcent scale as that of the Saloon, my facilities
for furnishing
DINNER OR SUPPER PARTIES
sra unsur passed. A handsome Parior Tin addition
to the one formerly used for the reception of guests)
has been most beautifully fitted up with new furnI-
ture, carpets All the rooms have been enlarged
and newly painted and Papered In handsome style,
Offering
inducements 10 Dinner and Supper Parties
superior to aay establishment of the kind, tbeing
capable OF accommodating and comfortably seating
one hundred and twenty five persons.)
The Cuisine will be presided over by the most
accomplished artists, and nothing that skill and
senuIty could suggest left undOne to render my
patrons perfectly happy.
II Families can have dishes prepared and sent
to any part Of the CITY at the shortest NOTICE with
QUE any extra charge. e.. GATHER,
No. 252 Pennsylvania avenue,
no g eo2m between 18th and 18th SITS.
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II The weather, during the present month. in
ittas, mas been the cOldest known there for many
years. Dates of the 9th, from Houston repnrt :,
navy snow storm. and the thermometer at %
Al 81 Paul, Mimi, the quicksilver has been 30
below zero.
IL Beware of too much egg-nogy tits IN
toxlcattng after the eighth tumbler: then if per
severed in you Will De metamorp losed into a tun-
pier yourself and besides will have Il great big
head next day.
III IL has been estimated that 3 work Ike IL e
Great Pyramid could not be Constructed a. the
present day with all the aids OF modern science,
Tor less than hundred and fifty millions OF dol
lars
1T Over four hundred dollars have been col
iected In tlu"bec, and r yarded 10 Gibraltar for
Lhe RELIEF Of the DISTRESSED Jews who have been
driven from Moroccob By the war now raging there
IL The Legislature of Georgia las passed a
OIL abolishing the SenatUs Academus. of the
primitive institutions Of the State
II The students Of Western College, in Col
iege township, Linn county. Iowa raised about
t,OVo bushels OF corn the present year.
W company Of New York Friends have
purchased aEoIt $4,000 worth Of lots in south
Leavcnworth. X. T.
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LIQUID SILVER MIsB.-AIthough not entire
y new, Yet not generally known, is the fact
mat the ocean contains an immense quantity
OF SILVER. AT the last session Of the Academy
ot oelences. 1t was stated that experiments
nave demonstrated the waters of the Atlantic
10 contain about grain troy of that metal to
every $1,000 pounds Of understanding to
TINS computation, the waters of the ocean con
tain much greater quantity of the precious
metal than has ever yet been extracted from
the bowels Of the earth The sqraus saw its
presence may be accounted for on two theories
II may either proceed from the emanatiops
OF chloride OF silver, issuing from the bosom of
the earth. or from the slos action which salt
wafer exercises on the argentiferous sulphurets
winch crop out from the earth, both on land
ana at the bottom of the ocean; at any rate
hey are SATISFIED 1t is there, but as i. costs now
aoout ten times as much to extract il as il il
worth 1t IS not probable that this immense
placer Of silver will entice away many of the
oyster dlggers, who have recently fallea SO
fortunately upon the big bed Of biyalves on
some portions of the water bed
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,

L 4s PENN: AVENUE. BET. ~ AND 9Th SIS;
above place, where may always be found, to@$6
t on 70
AS TO my capabilities, and the satisfaction have
discriminate from the many testimonial in this city
and elsewhere, that have of the most eminent gem
70 Re
Te G as sade 70 those who wish to be We'll suited
ther do warrant mine or other Glasses to suit
Of another person. so which is sal stuf
tbs Is aa phase improve
public ne endsasSo %.fe
9S
You will at Al times find in my E s l
e ebbss
and fne, Glasses, no wonderful Venezuelan Crys-
stdk 3ss 9SFisf's EEEEkkbfSeSPEsA NGKkS
SEES ana y ii kASG Frs; ASSES AID IsTse
ys NAME OF other u'9fi EsSs annex
From ais Ezess1s~ey, TAG Gorer~or Of V,rss~ta.
h.v. . pair of sP RsssdesD c6 Ss from
Mr.; Tobias, and find them Of great assstance to my
'A''' '''1' ''''A'A0 n' HENRY s a. S WISE.
F'om the lat. Hon. Jsdss Butler
,,,s,ouu.,d.d. WaAs - July y, isHss :,
to
Measurement, and he has made me pair of Speota-
oles that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER,
From the Hon. Secretary Of State Of Viyg.msa.
ExKcsTIvE DRPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1883
psnv Sir: Gov. Wise having shown me the Speo
.acles you sent him, and disc 'verng that the focus
precisely suitable to my vision, kindly offered
20 enclose them to you, to have new Glasses Substi-
tuted. have since received them, and am gratl6ed
that tho Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles you have
Used are really superb i enclose herein the amount
Of your BIZ. Very RESPECTFULLY, &c.
GEO. w. MUNFORD.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, D. c.
From Prof. Backs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Il, 1859.
I HAYS used pair of Glasses OF Brazilian Pebble.
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction.
They clear, of excellent fgure and well mounted
A. d. BACHE.
II Please observe that my Establishment Is Oh
fehn fye9He Se'SsfR - srS Sta TRsTSeed5f,s
Where you will obtain . good Likeness, &c uai to
any other stabishmsnt. And at moderate charges.
fA Ia d. AnW
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'gNHE CELEBRATED DR.. j. s. ROSES
AE&O1CLNI Es&J,
4


Theee remedies arc the result Of thfrtyfve years
IF extensive and successful practice, snd are the
only reliable preparations TO ou.e the various ILL,
that flesh is heir to.
DE-. J. S. ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR EX-
PECTOR6NT, will radically cure Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and ell Lung diseases.
Oh. j S. RosE$ ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
Blood Purifier. for the cure of Sorofua Old Erup-
tions, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck and
all diseases arising from an impare state Of the
DR. J. S. ROSES DYsPEPTIc COMPOUND.
The Only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
eiaint. PROC 81 cents.
DR.. J. S. ROSES FAM CURER. 1t lis Hot
sure a.; but il has stood The test of IS years.
curing z rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholio,
Pains Ia she Stomsch and Bowels. SpIsIns, Bruises,
Pains the Limbs, Joints, Back and Spine, or any
psin Internally or externally. Price IL, IS ard 50
cents 3 Dostis.
These remedies. and many Others referred to in
Or. Roses Medical Adviser, (which book may be
srdtss a. ry Of the drug stores whore the med
;cines kept have been used with success bv over
3CG.N0 persons with prompt benefit To ensure
.uocess yoG hsve only TO see that they genuine
by having the Doctors ir7tf!sa signature crsy saeI
-crk ann ereh iabs!
IT. Eapt nv sii Druggists. se3-tr
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
DOcnu,hn % IAEa

SHALsD PROPOSALS VII be received at this d..
Par.men' an Y 90 !ck noon of. TGes lay. the Sat-
sa4d d"iisrs stock of fe Inited Stat,s, authoiz
oy tne ar oil i4'h June, l359 -beIng much stock
me terms o ths act, who have failed tu dapcsiIe
the pnGcIpal and Uranium on th,t mount.
. rms htooS VIII be rrImbuTsihla In fifteen wears
from the LIST Of January last and hear interest a.
on eiam pr s1nr, Psyss sa,n annually
No bud viii rs recrI ed below par and none for
ssny fraction e one thousand dollars; nor will any
bid be consl Tered unless per oentum of the
amount IL deposited. subject to ,he order of fhe
otsaly OF me iIeasurI vita dsPnsitsry of TIE
must accompany tha hid. In al the bids m st
De unoondilonaI and without reference 20 the bid=
lhs,ein. ~ 'i'o'0u
The sealed proposals should b. endorsed on TIA
l E aud ES addressed = the Seorstsrr Of tbs
may be accsped any bidder Will fb be- feo Ta1e
70 be p.lh TO thu deposltsry of the United states
venIant by HIM Shou bids be sccspieS from
paThss not residing yItnIn the United States tney
mum, with the snS s,, snd pro
York: phIia ds!phis, or New ''rleans
dollars eeci, Psya5s To the successful b ddsrS or
b~a-"r with coupons of semI -aDIu. Interest," from
or cprcstes oek S1a5sr :f G
th"nsard dollars esch Inscribed on the books ri
rnnn:s male Snrsn.nt 70 n tssLs upon s.Ssn
Issu 81 rae OPTION Of the successful bidders for the
Of deposits to oed 'i % tSs S ties
Emitted states with the depos!ta-ies of the nited
o the date dep TSe in Sst on the
c"rFoa stock rom ths, ds.c to the Isl. Juv And the
aa on the hsobad stccs vii fif be n.d e. INT
successful hidders or their trsnsfsrces under the
snocsssia ftdef- viii be O rea an s 70 scpo.,s
the principal and PremIu. OF th,i accepted bic ON
Hy PER cent be Tns
.tey returned 70 the unsncGnssfrl bidders:
te - cot Ia 81 Seoretary fthe Treasurv
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HRIPARIp DY
Uh. ]. C. AVER Z CO.
THE ONLY ARTICLE
UNRIVALLED IN MARKET
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND

HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND.
The reason Why, thr BY Natures process
the natural colon
suPPhcs tn. natural funds and thus makes grow bald
quts and up thus cues ali nervous
headache and b. relied Upon all diseases Of the
scalp and h';u will md Keep FILLING Of
1T SOFT. GLOSSY, HEALTHY AND BsAuIirUI, aud fused
by the young two or three tunes week, will fall
yourselves:
good de. about Professor Woods Restorative my
prejudice which l. ia common Win ret may persons.
bad sgainst a manner OF patent medicines, and
result has tisfctory that very gladI did
So and IN Justice Ne. for the OF
others ~ be gray but who,
Civ. your R.sorstiv. thsv bsp. fnrb.T n,oof aS
;he best proof being occulr you
letter, which such aud also direct them
Wiz. R,ii~g Estsbirshment every day.
My harris nov 1t. natural color and nu,h improved in ap
pearanee every being sOsssr and thicker and much
am, Yours Respectfully, HENRY JENKINS
Corner Columbia aud Carroll SITS, Brooklyn.
LIVINGSTON, Ala, Feb "a, 1885
PROF. wooD-Dear Sir Your Hair Restorative don.
slightly diminishing fOr.evsraI year, caused suppose from
singh burr when was quite an f.t have been u'ing
me mead HAIR nov sros'nr fier having u'ed all o;her
remedy aud advise all who ic:-d tina, way
to use your remedy You can publish this tHnt proper
PHILADELPHIA SEPT. =, 1857.
PROP wooD-D.sr Sir Your Hoir 10 proving
tsef benenclil The 'front.' and also the bach
he i almost lost eoverins-~a, IN fact BALD. are
used but ap bottles ii Restorative, and III.
Of my mead ell s;udd ID with Of
har and the front also receiving have tired
other parlIious without benefit whatever
from my personal Recommendation e.n Undue. many
others 20
Yours, respectfully, d. r. THOMAS, N. d.
No ft4 Vine Street.
The Restorative rut rp in bottles ofhree large,
medium and snal II. small holds h,f pint, and etals
dollar per bottle the medium holds least twenty
G cen mc' III man the x t tO5 Two dollar .1
portion, aud rctaIls Tor three collars dot:le.
Oh WOOD& CO, Proprriors BIZ Brord ray New York,
On thu great " Y Wire Railing Esttbshlnent) aud III
Market Street 81, LOUIS No. and sed by ell COED Druggist,
aud Fancy Goods Dealers. u .o3m
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" according To 4 recent report, the workmen
IN The city OF Paris number three hundred and
Ky thousand IL ha. hitherto been generally
supposed that the ulsjority were those connected
WIN building operatiOns-nasons carpenters
ana we IKE But IL is stated that the
branch or business which occupies the greatest
numoer OF hands Is that of tailors and deaIers in
readv-Hade clOthes-one hundred thousand work
men being engaged in that branch Of business
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1DIQINA
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
,SEMAR, 1, 9, r 3,

Protected by Royal Letts,s Patest Of EsslasI. asd
sseS,ed BY the Seals Of tke Eeoe de Pkd,raeied>
Paris, drd the Imperial College Of Medicine
Vienna.
No. I is invaluable for exhsu stion, Spermator-
rhPa, and all ply soal disabilities.
No. Q completely Grad Gates ali traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau
seous and pernlcious use Of oopsvIa and cubebs.
NO. mas entirely supplanted the injurious use OF
mercury, thereby insuTing to the sufferer speedy
relief, dlsPersng allimpurites, and roofing out the
TklESEMAk Nos. 1 g and S,are prepared in the
form OF q lozenge, devoid of tas Ia and smell and
oan be carried IN the wastcoat pocket Sold In tar
cases, and divided into separate doses as admins
terea oy salPeau, Lalemasd. Roux, RECORD, &C.
and In S27 cases whereby there il q saving of Se.
To be had, wholesale and retail, of Dr. BARRON,
l94 Bleecker street, four doors below NcDougsl
street. New York. Immediately on RECEIVING a re
mlttance, Dr; Barrow will forward the Triese:nar
20 any part OF the world. securely packed and al
lngtol, ID. G.. de q SIN