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GEN. SLOVENIAN.
The Advance of his Troops,
The Enemy Driven Before Him
He i. 10 strike where least Expected

Press Dispatchl
WAUTAUGA BRIDGE, Tenn, March p,
VIA LOUISVILLE, March 29.1The forces
under command of Major Gen. stoneman
have. in their rapid advance, already un-
covered one hundred miles Of railroad,
and are driving the scattered troops OF
the enemy in confusion before them. Gen.
Stoneman will soon strike the enemy
where they least expect it Probably
when this dispatch reaches New YORK
the Richmond papers will have already
chronicled this advance.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Sayings About fmerica'
The Presidents Inaugural.
Mexican Recognition-Tbf Markets

Press Dispatch
HALIFAX, March 90 The lAsia, from
Liverpool 18th, via Queenstosn 10th, ar
rived this morning The Prssident's in
augural was generally regarded as salts
factory. A French paper sa p President
Lincoln is about to recognize Mexico.
The London Times reviews President
Lncoln's inaugural and say it reveals
his disposition and opinions more COM
pletely than many verbose COMPOSITIONS
which have proceeded from his addresses
The Times admits that he has fulfilled
the duties which destiny imposed on him
with frmness and conscieIhiousness-
His address appears to be Intended to
represent the more sanguils expecta-
tiOns of the northern hope, f'aa to init
mate to them that fresh eS~ttions and
service will be necessary IofTno- attain
ment of their object
Rebel drafts on Liverpool are dishon-
oTed
Cotton closed quiet and Unchanged
Midlng Orleans. I'D. Breadstutis quiet
and steady Provisions inactive. Pork
heavy.
LONDON, March l6-Evening-ConsOls
closed 99faS98: Illinois Central 544a544:
Erie 32f. 5-2Os 33a534.
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Qnict in Terry's and schOfeid's Ar
mics.
Press Dispatch.l

PHILADELPHIA, March ga special
to the Bulletin from Washington. says
Mr.. Cooke, editor of the Wilmington,
North Carolina Fl erald, who has just
arrived here, says there has been no add
ditional fighting in Terry's OF Schoteld' ;
armies The troops of both armies are
being supplied with provisions and cloth
ipp
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Is view Of the terrible damage inhiet
ed upon the city Of Rochester, New York.
by the late aoOd. the Rochester Union
and Advertiser asks What is TO be done
with the riverl" A wicked contemporary
answers, Dam it.
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An order has been issued to the sol
diers stationed at Newark, n j.. forbid
ding the carrying Of concealed weapons,
and for the arrest of all patients of the
hospital who range themselves on the
platform Of the depot, to stare and gape
at ladies awaiting the arrival or dePar-
tnre oftrains'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-30

ACAsE has been tried in England which
turned upon the question whether the
word team meant a wagon and horses,
or the horses only 1t was decided to
mean the latter. and the Duke of MARI
borough. who was the plaintiff, lost the
suit
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THE War Department orde,s that here
after no persons will be permitted to em
balm or remove the bodies of deceased
officers or soldiers unless acting under
the special license of the Provost Marshal
of the army, department or district IN
which the bodies may be. Provost Mar;
shals are to regulate the business. ana
see that embamers ara competent and
honest ---
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Boston Post
saws il is we'll known that the nomina-
tion of Andrew Johnson for Vice Presi
dent was caused by the New England
delegation to the Baltimore Convention,
led of by Massachusetts,. .h 5i
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All Quiet i'm the Army Of the Jamcs.
Press Dispatch

NEW YORK March 29.-The IIerald's
Army of the James correspondent says:
In the Army of the James, on the north
side of the James river, atlairsremain an
disturbed Last Sunday, President Lin
coin, General Grant, Admiral Porter and
other distinguished gentlemen reviewed
the oath and 25th corps of this army
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RELIGIoUs.-An Ironton. Ohio, CORES
pondent OF the Uesterr Chyistiaa .4drocate
says that over four hundred have ioiued
the different churches in that place dur
ing the past winter, of whom two hun
dred and seyenty-seVen united with
Spencer Chapel. Methodist
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CAsDEAL Wisemsn's dying words
were We'll. here am at last, like child
from school, going home for the boli-
days"
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THE property of J. p. Benjamin aud
John Slidell, in New Orleans, has been
condemned in the u. 5. District Court rs
a forfeit to the United States. .ir
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HEAVY failures are reported among
the farmers and Others dealing In mess
pork, in Jefferson county, Ohio, and more
are predicted
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~ DE MoNTHoLoN, the new French
Minister, was formerly Consul General
in New York city He married all Amer
ican lady, and is the son of Count de
Aontholon who accompanied Napoleon to
st. Helena. -. -
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The 81. Alban. Case.

MONTREAL, March 90 Judgment in
the case of the St sAlbans raiders was
given this morning The prisoners were
discharged. They were again arrested
On another warrant.
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Mr.. and Mrs Brewer, of Wayne coun-
ty. Ky, have twenty-five children. This
is the largest and most extensive brew
cry in the West
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GovEKNoR Bramlette, according to the
Louisville Journal, furnished all his
slaves with free papers on the 18th inst
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the Intervention in Mexico 20 oppose the United
States ana 10 raise up against IL the Latin race as IL II was
posipe 10 elevate race by seeking 10 humiate and
desrsoe one OF It's members fomsnt of
all OF rs sentiments Of national dignity In order 10
avert me effects OF that stupid lack OF foresight the
9vnae has sought recently TO record in its
W 'e auuIes on the opening Of the sessions that the
neveneon IN Mexico has not had any object in the
agohs oil races the Senate thus pretending 10 deny
WY enitess terms q the letter of Napoleon.
IN the illusions OF Mr. Seward TO the prudence of the
emperor oil Austria, who has taken care to make known
Nia' NC mas no sympathy with rebellion anywhere he
sssueuy haa reference to what was manifested to his
goverhMent WIN reference 10 the civil in the United
STATES ana also to what the government OF the republic
E's reason 10 know communicated TO that of the
united states at the beginning OF last year with reference
10 tne arrival OF Macmillan in Mexico explaining that
was ms own personal affair in which the government OF
the Emperor, his brother, had part whatever This
was an act OF prudence the part of that sovereign and
al me same time of dignity for he did not wish to take
part IN the unworthy enterprise of the Archduke, his
Dothe VINO consented to to Mexico To represent
there the humble position of the simple instrument Of
foreign government and, In addition the instrument Of
government which had just, in LOmbardy, been the
means OF conquerng and humilating his country and
ms iamly who consented also, at the call Of few
Mexican traitors to their country and reservng in his
turn TO deceive them and to prove false to them when
after little he should be ordered by the French govern
ment renew to you my attentive Consideration
LERDO DE TEJADA.
Citizen MATrAs ROMERO Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister Penipotentiary of the Mexican Republic in WASH
ington
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quence on beig discarded by the lady TO whom he was
paying attentions, that he swallowed large dose M
laudanum for the purpose of committing suicide III
m0tAsr after informed Of the act ana se,
LOT the family physician who by the forcibe application
OF antidoes, saved the young mans life The only re
Ssehton the physician received for his services
torrent OF foul nvectvesthe would be suicide declar
that NAH had right TO prevent him taking his
life when the lady whom he loved called him goose
SERIOUS oSAR0E AGAINST LANDLORD.
Mr. Williams, lahIlord at Greonpon,, appeared in
Judge paeys yesterday and asked for dispossess
ing warrant against family named schapon, who occupy
ms properly IN Fourth street. shortly after Mr. VII
Iahs iet the court Mr. and Mrs Schapon entered aud
ken TOT warrant for the arrest OF Williams on tho
ounu 'na AZ divers times since January last said Viii
nam, nni orcoy violated the person OF Mrs schapon
warrant '''
SAFE DRILLED AND ROBBED BY BURGLARS
rhe counting room Of Hamiltons MILL Flushing /. T.,
was recently entered by burglars who opened the safe
oy tue drilling process and obtained gold aud silver TO
M, amount Of 500 They had previously entered
mclsn blacksmith shop and obtained tools for pur
pose ihey left some OF their implements behind them
a1 od not disturb any of the valuable papers iu the
MONUMENT FOR THE HEROIC DEAD
me iadies oil Flushing L. L. have determined TO erect
maghhcent monument the village to those of their
relatives and friends who have died upon the battle field
during the recent war. large sum of money has
already been ra'sed and fairs will be held 10
augment the amount - W
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'TY INTELLIGENCE.

nm, w..r.r, .r,.e prevailing atmosphere Of yestsr-
a., os,aco,,v IN tie ea,ly part OF the day, humid
bot s,eamish and OPPRESSIVE Al nine A. h the ther.
momeer stood at JS degrees Al soon IL had risen 10
"a dasses and a. three in the afternoon 70 SO degrees
There was sudden erioo put w 'no he,ouy ssttng
at later hour, anc "op'' '0' '0''SN 10 '' fu'A'
silver lowered in the toA u
CoSprros or THE Srapsn s-rhe change effected tho
.ond, ~ r. .rao,. 'vA thin the past week il mite
~ " w " a., No elias, a. ,vho ~. !,
aay,' ihey arg now nv the Contractors
p,cy,c Or e. .u.r,r,ur,s c.y> CHI, MoRRrAsrA .-rbs
n,cnic tool Mace vos,eraav a, Rea yue Garden Eight
9th stree, East rvsr and was very ID, geIy attended nd
ro,ronzod a., ,,a ~ tho rainy ,snccf of the weather
Tho Row Woods the ,,sor and d,,ecso of the above
-"' .'' - - "oouS' '"e pa'", lN - .,. -.
mentioned handsome church, wishing TO pres
organ by one better adapted the Of ms church.
selected picnic of the best Of ras ng the
necessary funds Tor the purpose ne was oheeiuy ana
friends and will be abe Co have the new organ by Sep
tember The builder is F. H. Engefried and the instru
ment WIN De- not the largest a. least one Oh inc nc
organ building will be introduced and when up Profes
sor Schmidt, Of st. Patrick's church, will unlock s
, y, s harmony TOT .ne nrss Tune " sanu 0on
ca.v.. - cooo, ~ m ,.., ....,s.. or A.,
ra,o ara rou.,. ..n..,..s :, o..,,.., sc,oo,
No rour,h word vii, ,,r. naoo =, ~. schoo,bonss
A' - ou''' "a''' vi" S'Ao paoe a' 'no so'oo''ou'0'
on vandewater street. near Pearl street. this afternoon
az TWO CLOCK Thee promises to be an interesting time
The principals Of this school Miss Mary A. Mahonoy
ana oliver nijQnnell, Esq.
E-cr.s,ov pc.,c Ar nm. tr.v,~,,,, -. The man.
~ ~ ~ ,,n.
pers Oh the invinciDe CiuD, Oh THIS Guy cneny oo"
posed of the and other empoyes of diff
ro.,,, .o,,...,s ...,. ,.h .,.,. ca;, ,.a,as ,ro
~ '"p"' '"p' WIN ' lou ' f
pose taking season Of recreation and rofreshment at
Chelsea Grove tomorrow They have picnic ana
cotlon excursion all in one and from the names men
toned in the programme OF plain TO be
seen that there Is fun ahead The steamer ana pargs
leave the foot Of West Tenth street at eight O'CLOCK IN the
morning, promptly
A SOLDIERS Wrpow AND CHILDREN Among those who
,ou ~ ~, ,a Az, =, ~. h.rd,, contested ho,,,. =,
te' "h '"e scooho uay VI o "oiu'y oo"'o''eu 'o Vi
Fair Oaks Hollis r. Smith, Of this city. He fell,
brayey battling for the right and leaves wife and two
ohua.o a.. 80. $50 49,. r.. ,,,,,. $50 .,,.,
on"u'en-'he ia''er '"ins anu ou' "'uc "io'o ina"
three years Of age-n destitute circumstances, at the
house Of his brother Walter Smith, No 40s Sixth ave
nue.. Those who have kind word and spare dollar
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be handed
in before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its cir
oulaton among the enterprising mechanics farmers.
merchants, manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country is increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be by large
portion Of the active and energetic people Of the United
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mot for q day, but for all time "-PLAsTAri0N BirrERs
Hold fast to that which Is good.
Never be without Plantation Bters In the house
"rhrce is he armed who hath his quarrel just
Thrice against disease he who always has bottle
Of Plantation Bitters In the house.
"Prevention is better than cure.n
PLANTATION BITTERS will prevent and Dyspepss,
Vertigo Headache Heartburn all gloomy despondent
aud unhappy feelings Relief In five minutes.
"In time OF peace prepare for war"
When you WELL feel the first unpleasant Indications
of approaching sickness, take PLANTATION BITTERS.
They preventive OF stomachc and hillary
tar1 n1a,,a
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The National Loan.

PmLApsPuiA, July % llc,.
Jay Cooke reports subscriptions to the seven tluty
loan 10 day 10 tho amount Of S5,75o,30o not including
those subscriptions ,rdnstu which have not been
ordered by telegraph The number OF individual sub
scrptions was four thousand and atty three.
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invented by DIR. Won EISENBERG,
for the of all diseases of the Eye Ear Chronic Cata
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.
Caarrh Asthma Affections OF the Voice, Laryngeal Bron
cha and Pulmonary Complaints Disordered Functions Of
the stomach Liver Shorness of Breath Wheeling Cough,
and other distressing affections Of thechest morbid aztec
tons of the Liver Weakness of Nerves and general debility
of the whole system Il In full operation at the resi-
denoe Of the inventor Dr. Won EiSENBERG, 8l6 Broad
way, near Twelfth street.
GROSS EYE STRAIGHTENED IN ONE MINUTE
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OFFICIAL cnRprspoNnrxcr


We have received letters and correspondence from the
city OF Chihuahua up TO the 10th of June All pro-
crossing avoraby for the liberal cause The French
forces had not entered the State Of Chihuahua and the
government remained entirely uudsturbsd the capital
Of that name II appears the French forces have more
than they attend to in regions much nearer 10 the
city Of Mexico.
We translate from the Didrio Official OF the 10th OF
May the following interesting letter from the Mexican
Minister of Foreign Affairs
DEPARTMENT on FoRnoy RELATIONS
AND OF GOVERNMENT, NATIONAL PALACE, !
CHIHUAHUA, May IL 1886
The citizen President of the republic has seen with
pleasure what you have communicated in note No.
1871 Of the 4b OF April OF this year. with reference to the
demonstrations Of public rejoicing which took place In
Washington upon the reception OF the news Of the
patton OF Petersburg and OF Richmond by the troops Of
the Union.
The illusions Of the Hon. Mr. johnson, who at that
time only had the character OF Vice President OF the
United states and Of the Hon Mr. Seward demonstrate
that in that country the ntgues and the acts by which
Napoleon has sought 10 inure the Unit States during
its civil have not been lost sight Of Napoleon has
offended the people Of tho South by not favorng them
from fear Of opcn rupture of the government Of the
United States, rs much they expected and wished
aud he has offended the North by clearly showing far
as that fear would let him. how much he desired their
downfall and the permanent destruction Of the Union
without doubt the terms Of Napoeons letter To General
Forey have also been remembered, Ia which, without
tact or provision he stated that tho principal object or
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The Rtchtuoud Election,

DALIMphB, july 70, 1855.
special despatch from Richmond to tho american ~.
nghs says the election day resulted 10 the defeat Of
Taylor for Mayor by -four hundred majority Mr.
Strdvant was elected Tho election passed % quietly
Richmond papers Of this morning woro received here
tonight
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III e Y Z Q Q.
ANNIVERSARY OF The EEW LlIPIaE.
MAXIMILIAN'S BIRTHDAY.
,>>o>1.~~>~~o~~.o~-,~-~S>
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY.
~~~~>~~>~>~~~>>o>~~>~oc~
Inauguration Of an Academy of
Science.
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY.
HIGHWAYMEN AND THEIR BARBARITIES.
Threatening Condition Of Affairs on
the Texas Frontier,
DC, &C., &c.

The steamship Vera Cruz, from Vera Cruz the 18th
and Havana the goth, arrived at this port at nine p NJ
On the Oath inst Our thanks the purser for the
prompt delivery Of dispatches
BY this arrival have dstes from Mexico City to the
11th inst
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The mail steamship Persia, Captain Lott, will loavo
this port to-day for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at o'clock this
morning.
The NEw YORK Naturalization for Europe-wil bo
ready at six O'Clock in the morning
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing six cents
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The wheel OF the line regularly every
evening O'Clock from foot Of Frederick street. Ba
more boats this all new comfortable aud
Passengers In procuring tickets must be careful 70 AK
for the line, and take none other.
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A.-Ladies, RENE mber Madame LevYen.
BERGS Pastilles dc Florence exquisite In summer.
refreshing and beautifyng TO the complexion Drug
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashsd. Ohicial
Drawings, Circulars and information sent.
J. X CLAYTON, 10 Wall street, New York.
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A.-DiarrhGa, Dysente1E, Summer Com:
plant, &c speedily cured by usin EdAGUTRES "BENNR
PLANT" Sold at 81 Park andby all Druggists.
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soura ud's italian Medicated Soap Cures
pifnples freckes, sunburn, sarheum and all skin
bemishes as broadway and sCsilender, PhA.
dephs: Bates. Boston; johnson, Detroit.
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Hilis HAIR Dye. 5Oc.-Black or Brown. .
Resbe Depot No Barclay Sold by druggists
sxhe
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All Prizes Cashed I'm Legal Lotteries
Circulars and Drawings sent
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Address to 1mOkors.-PO1lak - Son,
Meerschaum Manufacturers, COZ broadway near Fourth,
Pipes and Cgarhoders at retail cut TO -rder boiled
mounted aud repaired.
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Whceivr - Wilson, G35 HrUs AWAY
Lock stitch sewing Machine aud Bnt,on Hobo Mechns
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No Fair Creature fng These Days Drops
diamonds and sapphres when she speaks like the girl in
the fancy tale but lady who the
SOZODONT her dentiriee will be pretty ispay
q row OF pearls every time she opens her ruby lips
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Grover d Bakers Highest Premium
Eastic stitch Lock stitch Sewing Machines to3 Broad
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Howe Sewing Machine CO.-Elias Howe,
Jr. President. 60 Broadway Agents wanted.
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1.-The Hest and Spfcss sst,ouAwat.--Thc
Red jacket Biters free from III lcivt3 usually olnt
in Orusy aud bittprs tdc prrafnt Jay
They made from sound md fresh 'aeriu, nNrg tst
" enltcy wholesome he-itv nt0 the ctu"
post,Q, Of useln
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The spare bed and Bed 10 spare, ege
Broadway Of Fourth street The spare hra n neh
To- spare 69t Broadway
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cial request Rev s. NJ Lands NJ D. practising physician
Of Philadelphia consented deliver his celebrated lee
tureIhe Secret Happness''-at Cooper Institute Mon
day evening July 81. at O'Clock. See Herald
A. RITTENHOCsEl Lecture
j. NEISSER I Committee.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
Wig Depot, wholesale and retail No. Astor Housos
The dye applied by skful artists
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The New Orie ans True Delta, Loutsisns
State Paper dealers and others wishing 70 sd,
vetsr the Southwest wllnd TO their advantage ~ cali
:, FISH. agent OF this at the Fifih avenue
Hotel
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A shirt NOtice.-P. r. Smith ~ Fowler,
OF shirts Ties &c, No y Warren street
sereby notify that their celebrated sea Island
soft finish" WHITE SHIRTS which reailed regularly
broadway and elsewhere high 81 90 less than
a. each sold mt their Retail Department No
Park row opposite House. Three Dollars each
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The Brtdml Chumb.r-An Essay OF
warnug and Instruction for Young Men Published " the
Howard alton aud free " charge Ia sealed en-
Wedges Address Dr j. skiu Ioughion Howard Associa
top philadelphia, ia
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Batchel0r's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world. Harmless reliable instantaneous. The only per
feet dye. Factory, 81 Barclay street
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An Imports mt Question.-Is Neurod yno
neuraigc antdoteS Bee advertisement the page
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Tn Mo,hsr..-Mr.. winsIo,-'s Soothing

syRI,P for sb,ldrcu IL an old well tried remedy II
has stood the test ~ many many years and never known
10 fail IA MOI only relieves the child frn pain, but invgo
rates the stomach and bowels cures wind cole, and gives
rest nd health To child aud comfort 70 the mother