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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
TIE FAAILY HERALD.

The Temporal Sovereignty OF tho Pope
The White Slaves OF Engiand-The
Negro Question-DoAngs In Congress-
Interesting from Caltfbrnfa-Loonl News
orthe AIetropolis-Market Reports, &c.
heFAmY HERALD OF to-day wednesday, win contain
very important Manifesto from Archbishop Hughes and
ahs saagan Bshops Of New York in relation 70 the Tenn.
pora Sovereignty Of the Pope An interesting Trial fer
Libel in EasiAnd-The White Slaves Of nngand-Fres La
Dor n Starvation Pont the Ensct Of Freedom On tho
Nesao Rscs-yal Statistics of the Colored Population,
NosiA and South; The Debates in Congress; ne
Latest Intelligence from California; Conclusion Of the New
Jersey Rape CAsevsrdict for the Plaintiff CelsbraHsn
q Tho Aaaivsrnsy Of the Birthday Of Robert Burns;
All ne Local Nsvs u New Ysk md v,enisy Of imper.
saecs; heporh - ths cn1,s, Pysyioa and Hnasy Mar.
IT, me ~ intervening news Il the vsses1hg wesk.
. un-Sz year; four csan x1gis eapy. Sahscrip-
ons received - The Office northwest a Puou and
N.au streets, Nsw York Ssgis copass fbr sale the
counter and y al nevn agents. Advsrtssmsns nssrtsd
- ths usual H'RMD rsass.
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Rooney and other Witnesses testified to the peaceabls
and general good character Of the prisoner and the
heard use threats against Crmmns McIIenry he lrd
FAY be would never die until he had his revenge on
H Sa 1a calling him very althy nsnel, and also
by very opprobrous names
The evidence for the defiance here closed and counsel
having summed up,
The Judge, changing the jury said that il was one o.
nose many cases OF Indictment for murder which have
peen brought before this Court during its present term
would appear that II was produced by an accidental
meeting between the prisoner and the deceased Il will
ee Tor you TO decide whether the prisoner caused the
solved from any doubt this question by The direct evil
d.nce OF the Witnesses that the death OF tho deceased
IN bis s'S S.nd py ne with . ns held
In the nrst place, what the offence committed and
condy, the prisoner committed that offence was he just
would appear that the ARRAY arose from an accidental
meeting Of these parties at time when some
o. them were under the influence Of liquor; but it s
tar established by the examination OF these parties that
whatever might bave BEEN the intention Of the deceased
The rest went to the store Of the prisoner for the sole pur
mony that previous difficulties had existed between the
deceased and the prsoner-probably a long standings
put was the duty Of tho Court to instruct the jury tha
hoee dcuties could furnish grounds for the taking OF
human life the presence Of the deceased in the pri
soners store was offensive 10 the latter he had right
force 70 expe him from the place The Judge then pro-
oeeded review the evidence and concluded by saying
sse Ss OF naS
design might be formed month a minute before the
WOUNDS were inflicted. was the province u the jury to
iper from the weapon used, and from the manner In
which was used, what might have been the prisoners
Intention That intention might have been formed long
time before the ARRAY, 1t its commencement. The
ground taken by counsel for defence that Of ustiha
BILE bomicide II the jury believed that the priso-
pcr thought himself in immediate danger Of bodily
harm they might nnd verdict 10 that effect but they
would have to observe that Of the parties who
present at the ARRAY armed According 10 all the
evidence the prisoner alone armed Was he In dam
ger Of his fes II he had not thrown the weight might he
not have suffered them to leave the premises without
being brought into danger himself Was there any
s,ty for him TO rush into the street with swordY you
find that the prisoner had for honest belief bis
part that his life was in danger from the attack Of the
prisoner on bis premises, you must acqut hm-othcr
wise you must convict the prisoner.
At late hour the jury had not agreed and the Court
took o recess.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK B0A.D.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81, 1850.
Stocks steady Pennsylvania State hves 92s; Residing
Rsroad 1885, Morris Canal, 48; Long Island Railroad,
NJ; Pennsylvania Railroad 36H. Sight exchange on
New York par.
MOBILE, Jan. 80, 1850.
Cotton market quiet sales today 500 bales, at loc
for midding
Cotton irregular and weak sales to-day $50 bales.
CHARLESTON, jan. 30, 1890.
Cotton depressed sales TO day 1900 bales.
BALnxoRx, Jan. 81, 1850.
Flour duh 1t 46 30 for Howard street. Wheat steady
and unchanged. Coil dull and declining white &C. .
Too Provisions firm. Whisky quiet at A1sc- Sight
exchange on New Yorki1s per cent premium
PmLApzzPHzA, Jan. 81, 1850.
Flour unchanged Wheat declined sales 900 bushes
red, 81 26X 81 &c. white, 81 10 u So Corn dull:
yellow 73Xc. 74c Provisions advancing Mess pork,
3lS hams l2c $780,; smoked sides, 10c shoulders, &c.
Whskey duh, ct 2SKc. 24ac.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 81, 1890.
Flour buoyant; sales Of 800 bbs holders now ask
SS IS - g for superne. whskey declined 10 Ac
sales ut 1870. Provisions firm but less active. Bulk
meats skc sKc. Lard loo. Mess pork Sl6 50 Whole
number Of hogs packed this city this season 43s
sverige weight per hog 1ss Ibs. average yield Of lard
Per hog 70 fbs- Sight exchange New York = per
per cent premium for gold.
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of MRS. ,wINsLOws SOOTHING srRuP. ana 70 he Gux
OF what YepreseD accomplish Having q little
suffering greatly from tsetipg who could not and e
night by his cries would ms, permit Of the family 10 d
test the when given TO boy according % dres
TONS upon him like magic, - went aoep,
and all pain dsAppesreA. We have had
trouble with him since and The little fe INV VIII througD
with comfort the cycruciang OF teething BY he
aid of MRS WfNsLoW's s06THING IS RUP- Every mo
,her who regards the health and e Of her chdren ahoA
possess it. MIS- h. A. ALGEk.
LOWELL Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

THEATRE FRANcAis-The concert by Miss Cecilia Flores
will be given this evening. This young lady promises to
be one Of the best Of native singers and should
ceve the encouragement OF the public at the outset Of her
Miss Flores will be assisted night by MAcca
ferr and Perring, tenors Mr. Kyle, utiss and Mr. Pat
tson, panO,
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styled the Constitutional Union Party, having for It's
object the OF the Union the protection Of the
constitutional rights Of the States and the suppression 81
sectonaltsm II is signed by large number OF promi-
nent busr men the city Tbs Hon. John Critten-
den, the Hon Willard Fillmore and the Hon. Edward
Everett expected TO address the meeting.
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The CoAiers special New Orleans correspondent tee
graphs the following
The las rail- ON the Mississippi Central Railroad is 10 be
laid on the 3Ist-
The mississippi river is rising rapidly at New Orleans
and above.
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Nav BowERY THxArRs-Mr J. J. Prior will take . be-
net at this theatre to night when the octoroon" and
Macbeth" will be played. Several popular artists from
the other theatres have volunteered and with the aid Of
the very excellent company this theatre will give Ane
entertainment.
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Affairs I'm Virginia.

Tn& VVrfEkkNCk OF SOUTHERN STATES-RAILR0AD
L0AN-THE STATUE OF HENRY CLAY, ETC.
RICHMOND Jan. 81, 1860
Important resolutions intr0fuc N both Houses
TO day in relation to conference Of the Southern States
but received no action.
The House passed bill appropriatng s., 500 900
loan to the Covngton and Ohio Railroad.
di1culty-whch was, however, amicably settled
between the Speaker Of the House Of Delegates and Mr.
Seldom, OF Stafford prevented action yesterday the
resolution relative to the appointment OF committee
the South Carolina mission.
statue Of Henry Clay made for the ladies of v
loped in American flags and placed in vehicle which
was drawn by an immense Of citizens
panied By band Of music, 70 the Mechanics Institute,
where will remain until the Anniversary of his birth
day, when II viii be formally inaugurated.
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rsre IN INFLAMMATION. Dol.

WILMINGTON, JAM 81 I66O.
Last night Hre destroyed tho storehouse Of Warmers
limo on packets including my bales Of cotton some
6nished GOODS belonging 70 D. LAmmott Co. The ad-
Joining paper warehouse Of Jessup Moore Of Phiadel
pha also destroyed The Are Is supposed TO have
been the work OF Acendiary Loss not ascertaned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

NDEPENDENCE, Jan. 81, 1901.
The Santa Fe mail arrived here to day from Pawnes
Fork
Lieut. Robinson, who went out two weeks ago, was &C
cidentay shot through the His wound dressed
at the Little Arkansas and when last heard from he
doing well.
There were two mails lying at Pawnee Fork, awaiting
escorts Lieut. Bell had sent two escorts from there with
the outgoing malls and their return hourly expected
when this mail left Had the government few more as
efficient officers the Plains Lieut. Bell molesations
by the Indians would soon cease.
Indians Of any description were seen on the route by
this
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ANOTHER INDICTMENT MASSACHUSETTS LIQUOR
AGKST-Geo. p. Burnham was arraigned in tho Superior
Criminal Court Of Boston Saturday new indict-
ment for aduerating liquors hearing was bad before
Judge Putnam in regard to fixing the amount Of BAIL Tho
bail was finally fixed al IS 900.
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Steamer Burnt.

WAsH!SGTOS, JAZZ OF IooU'
The New Orleans Tine Delta Of the 26th says the steam
or Sam Howell With cargo Of 100 bales cotton and 80 900
pounas hides burnt in the upper Red river on the
Doth LOSS not stated.
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Serious Railroad Accident.
DISASTER TO THE NEW YORK AND BOSTON TRAIN -
BRAKEMAN KILLED AND BETWEEN TWENTY AND
Thirty PERSONS INJURED. ., ,..
The day express train from New York for this city
of the track near Palmer and Of the thrown
down an embaukment, turning several somcrsaults.
injuries.
seriously injured, and twenty passengers were
somewhat bruised.
Rev. Merrill Richardson, OF Worcester, was seriously
Injured.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass Jan. 81, 1860
this city for Boston at half past O'Clock this afternoon
met with serious accident the Western Railroad
about four miles west Of Palmer by tho breaking Of
axle Of the car next to the rear car which threw down
an embankmeDt Of sixty feet, injurng Simon Daily,
brakeman badly that he died In less than two hours
The car that went down the embankment contained
abou. twenty passengers several Of whom bruised
but none of them were seriously hurt The in its
descent rolled two three times before stopping
but was not much damaged.
Daily at the break the end Of the car when
the accident happened and thrown or and run over
by the car which also thrown from the track
aud broke both OF his legs
Superintendent Gray out special train from this
cy to the of the accident and the road was soon
cleared OF the obstruction.
Texas and the "IrrepressIbIe Conflict"
CHARLESTON, jan 81, 1860.
bin has been introduced Il IL Iexas Legislature pro-
vidng for the imprsonHRee4A NJ IN prea ,hers teach
ers and drummers VINO may iere.
governor HoustOn's message dsseuts completely from
the secession resolutions OF the South Carolina legislature
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state Constitution for Nebraska.
Sr. LOUn Jan. 80, 1880
bill for convention To frame State constitution has
pased both houses Of the Nebraska Legislature and has
received the Governors signature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

Clistsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tow
eesTbe best the world Wholesale and retail, and The
dye privately applied, At No. Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

Barry,s TricopherOus IL tho Best and
sAeapes Article for dressing Identifying cleansing curing
preserving and RESTORING Hs hsi. Ladies VII Bold hy
druggs.A
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ssr.oscope from NE 81. at HoLNEs Gallery, SIS Roadway
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Ladiea' Furs and Skating Club Caps;
Gentlemens winter Caps WHITE, haer, 2i6 Broadway,
opposite st. PauiG church.
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Movements Of Senator Douglas.
NEWARK, N. J. JAM 81 1860.
Senator Douglas last night the guest of Ex-Governor
Price BE took the early train from here this morning
for Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

C.pERUs COD LIVER JELLY,
NJ The only certain for Consumption Ashma and Al
kinds Of Coughs ID taken without nausea
ALSO
QUERU's PATENT JKLLIrIED CASTOR OH.
The greasy sensation Of the oil ooviasd does noA
constipation after IL the best paYgaye for
children To be had N the inventors ONCE 1856 Fourth avenue
and at all respectable druggists
PENF0TD PARKER MOWER;
Wholesale agents, 10 Bcekmaa street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

Bflliards.-J. Ltpscombe, formerly Of
Rainbow. Fifteen Bassfords easy running 06isA Court
and RSnsea sreeAs Brooklyn.
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Hill, Inimitable Hair Cutter.-Hafr Dye
50 cents Depot No. Barclay street Aso cold at az Broad
WAY, and BY all other druggiGe.
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Bachelors Hair Dyeing Establishment
removed to 10 Bond street. Private entrance for ladies'
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A Beautiful Observation-Disclosures Liquid
mayb kisd gratis q - BruaAwfy.
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NJ BURLINGTON, jan 81, 1890.
Are this morning destroyed the entire stock Of Ross
Whpple, hardware merchants, and the grocery store
OF g. Geshwend Total loss estimated at $50 600; in
suvAnce moi known.
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Iaoning on tho PettfngIl Family.

The Poisoning OF the Pettingtn Family.
ROCHESTER,, Jan. 81, 1860.
Tho Pettingin family (of Adams Basn) are all alive
this morning. The servants examination Ia still going
on, but deveopes only crcumsantat evidence against
her Ella Grant lot her real name, and that she will
not give She positively refuses to have COUNSEL and
Gays ahe ID well aware Of her legal rights.
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The Boston Weekly Bank Staten mt.
Rnsvov II I060

The Marion ut Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 81, 1850
The steamer Marion arrived here at seven O'Clock this
.s(Friday) morning.
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Expulaion OF Citizens from Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 81, 1850.
Eighteen citizen Of Mason and Bracken COUNTESS Ken
lucky have been expelled from tho State on account OF
their opinions ON slavery Most Of them arrived mere
Yesterday.
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We beg carthe attention Of cIohng jAbers from South.
and Western cesto our extensive stock Of low priced
and medium cohiug suited to their ado which pre-
pared TO offer the most favorable terms and prices.
DEVLIN, HUDSON co, as. 10 and 40 Broadway.
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Drawings OF the Delaware State LOtte.
EASTWOOD. EDDY co. Managers Of the
pELAwARH eEonoIA, KENTUCKY AND knsouRf sfAf1
LOffERJES-
pEIAwAlI-ExrRA GLASS No. 81 JAFyAAY 81, 1850.
50. s, SO, 6, 81, 3, 48, Is, 81, Is, "a, 80.
20 s. a. /, IS, 6s, 81, r. Is. AZ. Is, Is, "a, S.
Circulars e; ~o65 3d. S e s5g'1:; a. 'M1ss p..v
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wig and Toupee
factory removed 70 Is Bond street. Private entrance TOT
ladies,
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The Drawings or the Sussex County and
Consolidated Lotteries Of Delaware
FRANCE, BRoADBENrs CO.,
NANAcERs.

The Legislature Delaware last cossyon
having given TO France Brosdbens Co. lottery contract for
twenty years. the Underlined Conmissioners
by the Cove OF said State 70
said cery DO hereby certify that Do following are mum.
beers drawn this day
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THIEIY YEARS ssFo pxo TIE rR RTBL p9fs,rc
THIRTY YEARS BEFQRE THE PUBLIC.
Thirty YEARS BEr0RE TIE PUBLIC.
THIRTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
THIRTY YEARS BEFORE TIM PUBLIQ
THIRTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
THIRTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIO.
Thirty YkAks sk sF9 T Hs f USi
HEAR WHAT 6YLyANUS COBB
HEAR WHAT SYLvANU6 COBB
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HEAR WHAT 0YLVANUS COBB
HEAR WHAT sYLvANUG COBB
HEAR WHAT HYLYANVb OO11
HEAR WHAT SYLVANUD CObB
HEAR WHAT SYLYANU6 COBB
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SAYS o.
SAYS or
sAyS
sAvs
MRS WINSI.OW'8 SOOTHING SYRUY
MRS. WINSI.OW'S SOOTHING 0YRJJP
MRS. WIESLOW'S SOOTHING HYlUP
MRS. WIESLOW'0 sOOTUIN0 aYRUp
MRS. W1NSIOW'S SOOTHING 0YRUP
MRS WTN6IOW'S SOOTHING 0YRUP
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING 0YRUP
MRS. WIN8l OW'G SOOTHING sYRTr.
MRS WINsI.OW'G SOOTHING EYRfJP
MRS WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP

OTFiCE or THE CHRISTIAN FaEKxAWy
BosToN Dec. -, 1851
MIssRs. CuRrIs Co
.s1Isxx.-L have bad occasion to MRS wINW.0wg
SOOTHING SYRUP In my family, and tesdfy 70 ~
genrucness aUeeaboto you, should be pleesed 70 e.
chanEe favors with and notice ctorsy for IL cAn -
consc'sniousy Otherwise would not do tegma
Yours truly, g. 4. COBB,
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Married
IAyA>HrRc-Snxm.-ByR Rev. Dr. lsaacs, on Sunday
jan 70 Mr. Ixwg IAvANBrRG Of San Antonio, texas, TO
Miss Hannah seller, Of this city.
San Antonio papers please copy
x'IIIGAS--AxD0ws.-OnN Monday evening, Jan. 2, BY
the Rev. Dr.. Dunbar, M SAMUEL G. MnxsGAx 10 Hss
JAMS G. ASDRxws, Ill Of this city.
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Singers SEWING Machines.
The superiority Of these Machines well understood BY
every person who them They adapted 70 AL kinds
Of sewing hpe perfectly simple In their
pera,icn, and easily kept in order
The Family Machines so and SIS have become neces
sty wherever they are known. I. n SINGER CO.,
ASS Broadway, n. T. and LEO Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines
Once 500 Broadway, New York.
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Selling on 1t Genfn's.-An Advertise
ent In the dry goods appears In paper day
nouncpg the sale Of this extensive stock without reserve
rare chsnce for fashionable bargains.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup.
Millions OF bottles used every year In ne uptee
ss0s ckldren rehng With falling succs 1elisa
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Pe1snPtory Sale ut Genin's Hat Store.
Gents Hats, boys and gents' soft Hats,
Gents and boys Caps,
Fur Collars fur Gloves, fur Caps,
Arc selling Of ut reduced prcea 10 ccse the
DENNIS Hat Store,
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SUSSEX CouxrY-CLAss Is. JAsuARr 81, LISA
e., %, IA, SO, Is, u, IS, 70, "a, 10, 4, 80.
CONSOLIDATED LorrxxY-OLAw W, JANUARY 81, 1850.
43, So, Is, 81, 80, 66, 70, 2, SO, AZ, GO, SO.
Witness bands n Wilmington, Dsl this day sTueaday)
January 81, 1850.
XII; sSzs ~ y *4 Xssgsx, Commissioned.
FRANCE BR0ADBBNTS CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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DR., Kennedy, Proprietor OF Ken2cdy's
Medical Discovery win be It bis cfoe under Ne G sonian
Hc~e BI9sdwsy tentrsnes on Housscs sTss eY% e 2
las kcALD HEAD, SALT RREUM PIxPLES. CANKER,
pLCERA1ED SORE LRG9 any diseases Of the slim, arc
invited TO call Perfect cure warranted.
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TIusaes Of Every Description for Perma.
nsnt rs,estcn Of rupire bssing Trpssss scul
CAPS Arkes and all surgical applisncea aciena6cAU
Piled By MARSH Co., No vescy street, Aasor House New
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IMPORTANT TO ThuORs AND OTHERS
The Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company have jul
high speed, with latest improvements Price so
No. 4e5 Broadway, New York. and No. lS2 Fnhon stree
Brooklyn
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H0llowsy's Ointmenf.-One Pot Of this
peerless Ssve will the Of chtblalns and ID
more tcacous for chapped hAnds and lips than AL The cold
creams that ever were made
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s prngs'sts every whore now keep MRS: WINSTON
SOOTHING SYRCP for children teeAhing No medicine
The United States sells he u. II standard modione Aad
Jane world wke. Physicians order and wherever
magical effects have been Witnessed.
During the thirty Of unprecedented and heFeaa
Vulnerable CoxnfAfso and other nostruma prepared ~
sIis,sree. While DE soOfBiNd sYKuP Is Sesn eos1aS
increasing 70 popularity and become houssAsA word
ihoutsr Do Of mohers thank Mrs. WNsLow for tho hoA
their children By the use Of her invaluable artfola.
wien the present. racs Of 'CoHpsAls shAn have follow
In The footsteps RI tteir sIIuAtrious predecessors"
WfEsI OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP viii Continue 10 be \ .
u,ar .ayorite, and 4 bleaHiuR q ayery unofhoR-
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Al l1cEnxy wIDDUQ CARD DEPOT, - BROAD.
ar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cARp4 NorEs AC-
- sslsess;sA sngsss1 csrds aaa b ~ only \ w