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DIED.

In Burlington, Wis. July sth, 1865, LEHMAN MAE
KNIGHT, daughter Of DR.. II. D. Knight, aged years
month and 70 days. =, a.-.5 .,..s .-F...5 f...e,
In Milwaukee on the morning Of the 4th inst, Of
Paralysis, JOHN @. HUGUNIN, aged 6fty-four years
and six months. i'''-t' r''--
large number OF readers will learn Of the
Geath Of John Hugunin, of this city, with pain end
regret He not only an active business man
among u.s. but IN all his personal characteristics, on.
of natures noblemen. In all his life he was never
known to do a dishOnerable act. r.tts--..
Mr.. Huguan was son ofJudge Peter D. Hugh
nin one Of the old residents Of our state whose
death was announced-aud so generally lsmented
few weeks since, For long time John Q. was con-
nected with the revenue department at oswego, New
York, and was recognized as one of the post promi-
nent citizens of that place He afterwards returned
to the home of his father and brother, in Kenoshs
county, whore he was engaged in farming Tor seVers
" induced him to remove to this city where he en-
gagged in the warehouse business, and subsequently 10
the produce commission trade! He was i'll but few
days and died in the prime of life. Nil. NeaUs. no.,
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Eg-The Assessors of Revenue have re.
ported to the department. of Agriculture
l,oI4 wooden factories in operation in the
United States. Of this number, which has
increased rapidly of late. TAG have reported
the total number of pounds of wool used by
them during the year at 118, 720, 600. The
present crop of wool slightly exceeds y5,
600, 900 pounds, thus showing concIusively
that the demand for this product far ex-
ceeds the supply.
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head nerves, kidneys bladder womb and blood
OF the urinary orgrns gravel scrufula rheuma tis
ta6rh, Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia. Il 8H C
our practice is not one of experiment. bat of twenty
years standing founded the laws auie years
OF and evidence TO sustain it, Do
TO build up, maze sick to make weno harsh
no trining; no hattering We know the and che
remedy needed no guess work but knowledge gained by
years Of experience in the of these diseases
clusivelyn encouragement without prospect Candid
IN our opinions, reasonable in charges claim
know everything body, but do claim
son and common sense. We invite the sick, matter
what their ament TO call investigate before they aban
don hope make nterrogatons and decide fo themselves
II Will cost nothing consultation is This
Sixth year that have visited this place. and shall max
my visits for years regularly the days thewee
every eight weeks. y slI - 7s'f'
1 CAN BIZ CONSULTED ..E Ell.
Kenosha City Hotel, during Saturday.
the End of September, 1865. IN
AZ Residence and Laboratory, Waukegsn III,
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MATRIMONIAL.

n AIDES ANDGENTLEMEN; If you wish to marry you
ia do so by addressing me- will send you. without
money and without price, valuable information that VIII
enable you marry happy and speedily irrespective OF
wealth beauty This will cost you mo-
thing and iyou wish to marry viii cheertuiy assist yeu
by mail and reward asked Please incose
postage stamped envelope addressed to yourself.
SARAH 4. LAMBERT, .ft
3m50 Greenpoint, Kings Co., New York.
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KRNDALL's AMBoLIEK.-Any lady who desires to POS:
sess rich and beautiful head OF hair, should read
Miss NJ ma Geary Is certificate which speaks in posts
terms Of the value of the Ambone. 1t accomt
piisling wonders, and may be confidently relied on:
1t is for sale everywhere f r.... if.. = -. &.
Burnhams & Van Setback, Genr Agents, Chicago.
H. 1y4swlyc i,-J r. ROBIN SON, Agent Kenesha.
..,7, Ell , Also sold by WHEELER & CLARK.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK
~ NESS, etc, be cured by one who has really
ucred himself and hundreds of othors, and will tell
you nothing but the truth. Address, with stamp, g
'''' ' EDWARD q. TRAvER,
1y13 - Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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A Gard to InvaIids.

Clergyman while residing in South America a mis-
sonary discovered safe and simple remedy for the
of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases of the Trina
and Seminal Organs and the whole train of disorders
brought by banefu and vicious habits Great
have been already cured by this noble remedy Prompted
by des re to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate will
send the recipe for preparing and using this medicne in
sealed envelope, to who needs it. Free Of Charge
Please incose postpaid envelope addressed your
self. address JOSEPH T. IkMAN =
STATION d, BIBLE HOUSE,
3m50 Netp York CifU
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yU.ARREED.

NoRTON-DYER-Iu Burlington Wis. July 9th, 1866,
:. at .helresidence of the BRIDES father, by Prof
Joseph Haven, }. D. OF Chicago Theological SEMI,
nary, Rev. F. B. NORTON Of Kenosha Wis. ard
Miss HATTIE A. DYER, daughter 81 DR.. q. O..
3 DYER v.-+ --..., d. ~. ~, .--..g .
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PEksIoSs,-Owing to the liberation of
prisoners and discharges, the number of
applications for pensions in the month Of
June was greater than ever before since the
war began $4,000 pensions have been
granted. $4,000 to invalid soldiers. and
oo:ooo to widows, mothers and minor
children.
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Observe We'll, r7ai ~
The Noted Analytical aPhysioia,
DR.. v. CLARENCE PRICE

VHNHE ONLY only Physician of his kind in the
n West, has met with the greatest success, gained
better reputation, effected more complete cures, visit
ed places the longest without missing engagement
than any physician that travels; has outlived them all
and become noted for his skill in treating all chronic
diseases of the ...|a 81. -s..f' b. b.. F. 4
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warning
and instruction for Young Men-pubshed by the
toward aud sent free OF charge 10 sealed
envelopes. Address DIR. J. SKILLlN HOUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 1y8T 4
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asl9qod Ds!n tod nj dsiuBEaW Wise IN TIME
al e. eeidsbBE WISE IN TIME g.sii~eoi
BE WISE IN TIME.

BE WiSEIN ;lM H. lI@9 9a! DiE 554E'il3 (
Let disease destrqyyeur constitution Try bottle
Of my EklpDlCAL DsOPS, and you will be satisfied
thatf nm no iuipostor Tell your afflicted friend %hat
restored the bloom q hesh to your cheeks and thereby
scanty zion is just the 'hing have now In
mind instance of lady Tho had been suffering
from painful Menstrua tUn three years, confnhg
her her each time. She had applied to several
eminent phi ysicans without relief when bottle
DR0RS entirely cursd her. 7-4 E-lfiU ytf1 C5aI7
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S T Q p!
Paying those extreme High Prices Tor
DRY GOODS, GROCE.
RES &C.,
For we are selling at Just
One Third off from these prices.
SIMMONS e. SWEET.
Oct. 90, 1864.
I .OST.-In Kenosha or lust

after leaving the city on the lake shore
road, three cornered scarlet wooden shawl honey
comb centre, with red, white and chinchlla border
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
article with Mr.. Peanoyer, Proprietor OF the Water
Cure. Two
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ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES

5t+ad bgygi 9f.s b.j5lU VI1m.Jg 3SJJ 10 gE4iG
It is impossible to enjoy the bloom Of health and viva
city SPIRITS unless tile Meuses regular as the
time, the quantity and auality When they obstruc
ted makes efforts to obtain for it Their
outlet and unless these Efforts of assisted the
patient usually experi Dependency, Neryousness
and finally CONSUMPTION assumes its sway, aud pre-
mstnfey terminates miserable life s.,s41tY i,C
DO not suffer from these Irregularities when invest
ment ofone dollar in Lyons Periodical Drops will reEu
late and restore nature to its healthy course; and -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaehesf 0ur'Gr ecian
Compound will force them to grow on the smoothest
face or chin, or hair bald heads in Six Weeks
Price $780, Sent by mail any where closely sealed
on receipt of price. p, t,.3f1t,-1 has b.. 1y41
address WARNER 4 Co., Box 1873, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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DENTISTRY
JAMES PARSONS, Dentist.

Announces to the citizens of Kenosha and vicinity
that he has opened an Office in this city and hopes TO
ootan snare ofthe public patronage. Having spent
several years in practice, including a course a. A
dental college, he is prepared to do all work known
70 the profession, in superior manner Besides
kuooer work, is familiar with Gold Plate ana Con-
tnuons Gum Work, and will guarantee to do these
as well as all kinds OF filing, cleaning and extracting
&C.. as good as It can be done in Chicago Racine or
Kenosha. Wis, $500
June 18th, 1865. Avn
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INVALlDS,.

Suffering from AIRY OF the various forms Of chronic
diseases can consult Prof GArCHELL, at the Cure.
He will, when necessary, visit such cases. a. ma
His practice extends to the ;sehote list Of Chronae
Diseases, including especially as the common
affections, those of lungs, liver. stomach and the
arrangements peculiar to the female system, in Which
latter cases, his experience has been very extensive
&enoshs, May 18th, 1869. 8m4s
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e gT 4 sales of 1905 last week, were
$50, 848,30o. .. a-.--
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Do NOT BE IMPOSED UPON!
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON

by those who have other preparaons which they desire
to palm off upon the strength of the popularity my
Drops But when the Druggist apply to has not got
them either make him buy them for you else enclose
one DOlap to the nearest general wholesale agent who
will return you bottle by Express . 'f
See that the Jno L. Lyon is written upon the
directions which wrapped around each bottle. None
Others genuine Therefore, beware OF counter
They are for sale by evey druggist in city country
one dollar ISL bottle If you wish rslst take
other.
DIR. JNO. L. LYON,
Practicing Physician, Now Haven, Conn.
personally or by letter. -..t 49, = -4- frtiI
Lord Smith, Chicago, Wholesale Agents F. Robinson
Wheeler & Clark Agents for this place.
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sPAC9aL gV.lD TIES.
RELsGIOUs NOTICE

Rev. N. n. MANN, will preach at Simmons Hall
at half past two, P. M. on Sunday next. Lovers OF
free-shought, Of whatever opinion, are invited TO
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TO THE LADIES OF AMERICA
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

A1ON . Gh1OD1OA0 DhOfO,
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
so ''' THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY!
is 10 Y THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY!
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS Cure sill complaints in
eident the and all distractions Of
from whatever producing hea th vigor strength
lBLYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS better than all
Pills. Powders and postrums beings fluid preparation
their action is diec and positive and 1t needs nothing
but good common and understand the
why they all those ills to which the female system 10
subjected with dispatch and degree of certainty which
moth scientifically compounded fluid preparation
could reach; they in the most obstinate cases.
..-a M 81 RELIARLE, AND Sure TO DO GOODl
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ghs genpsha Telegraph,

ficla Paper Of The City, County and Post Office
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i)'@ RELIABLE, AND Sure TO DO GOOD!
.,yvs t.sf RELIABLE, ,ANDiSURE TO DO GoGD!
AND CANNOT DO HARM, 4as7,
AND CANNOT DO HARM, r n

LYONS PEHIODICAL DROPS viii certainly produce
tho regular of ii tcn before
the expected period and Il is maxim il the profession
that prevention is be tier chan " q" 49, .a 20
Lyons PERIODICAL DROPS have been used BY over
twenty thousand ladies' within the six months
and the Testimony of all is sit surely cures" j44l
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

They are peculiarly adapted as they bring the monthly
PERIOD with such perfect regularity &fe slCl CE
Icoud Furnish any quantity of testimonials of its ef
caey from my patients but the practice Of paradnK
bought and eisiOpa before the publes 50 prsya
lent, 10 hot deem 1t advisable
II iitsii2 JlJfii or ,aIyitt. lsi..f Y tLl ~
| - IA f. ~. RE Wise IN TIME
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CAUTHON!!!d

. Bear in mind that guarantee my DROPS TO CURE
Suppression Of &enscs from Whatever though
SHOULD be taken ascertain II Pregnancy be the
cause these DROPS would be to produce iscar7
rage taken w.Hlss i'm that all ere cauf
toned against using them wish 1t DISTINCTLY under
stood thhtL do not hold myself responsible when used
under spch circumstances. IN -Ttk. II T., ,--,E .
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MISUNDERSTANDING City Of wsshngon--Mr wilson,
y Wolf, n Dick Madame Boqui, n Marsh, Mr. Price
Wolf John Dick. Thos Marsh. Mr. Read Geo Collins u
knowles M Gerscn aud family Harris, Mr. Shields
ton Chase, Mrs Chase family aud Albert Brhr
ling, Eleers. n HegarIy Miss Ferguson. Mrs Marshall
Mrs sharp. Martha boyd VIM Gesry, Furner Mr. Caster
man, Emmer.op @ o,Conneli and Wife Ernesi iiord
wiz. wsrne Mr. Benton " s6arE Cor xndsrs sa"
LAG , and .s ssd%y Mr., wison Nr pI,cn WIN Eahsm
weilman, Mr. McPhsii. M blanchard, A Blanchard,
Mr. larltt and family Mr. Potter Misses Potter Parker
psiaaqas ss and c wiie E,sylost sseh. Taylor
Curtis, rombest, Mr. Howard aud wife, W kcknlsht
son Mr. Dale nd wife, q 4 coote, galloway, Mr. Ring Mr.
ney Michael Murphy and family Mr. wycboa Anderson.
b Caspers, Br0ckel, q Haugiton.
Han Steamship Hsnss-T Ifldebrandt, W v Sachs q
Kennedy, Mr. Frey and sister n Genslen and brother
wach.el II sonntss and SON. IIinckel Helen wsi;er,
spreckels Family 9 Rush Hoppe and wife xnns
Claussen, schwarz and WIFE Papenhausen, Moler
CRAM aud wife, Forster Maria Forster Phipp, Jea
and family Rev Mr. Van Nest Dorohea Bose, Emile Null
Ter, y Fehsenfeld, Schmidt, Bahlemsn and child
Schumacher and family, Christ and wife, Julie Buse q
sch~srs and WIFE, o. n Besmus and family sesu,,e C.
Bumentha1 Louise Bauer mother aud child willem ssn
Emma Meyer and daughter, Elise Casmmeret North.
mann, = Bertrand, 9 Elmer Ottile Krchwescr, vo.
seler.
MISUNDERSTANDING Chsse--Msrtia Duasau, n Mallon.
Mr. Buckley, Lieut. Williams, George Bennington w
Van NAME, q Hansshe. LieutJ a fIosp N Etrin ID q
Rodmsn and lady, Lieut. McCarmAch Capt blanchard
Mrs n Hesrn, Mrs Arnold and child.
DEPARTURES.
New OnLvANs-Bark Mary Belle Roberts-T fousemau,
sus saA ssni Ne v'sa - TIVE aeaasNp ysenA
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The Wirz Triai-The Deprcdattoass - the
Shenandosh-The Loss or tho Dro4her
JOnathan-News frOa the South Pact
Nc, Central America, MEXICO, 20.
The Cunard mail steamship China Captain Hsckisy.
will leave Boston on Wednesday, for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city a. quarter
past one and al half-past i've O'Clock this afternoon.
The Nxw Yosg STANDARDIZATION for Enrope-wM W
published at eleven O'Clock in the morning
will contain full report of the testimony taken
the trial OF wsz, at Washington; Additional details -
the operations OF the Pirate Shenandoah in the PaoDj
An account OF the wreck OF the steamship Brother
Jonathan and loss OF three hundred lives; Imposant
from Mexico; Late and interesting news from tho
South Pacific aud Central America report OF the trial
and conviction Of Colchester the Sprituais at Buffalo,
and accounts Of all other important interesting eveota
Of the past week.
Single copies in wrappers, ready Tor mating, sig
cents. y.fe
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RAI.LY THE SYSTEM.

After disease has conquered, there still the weak
behind II 10 be removed COnvaiesce0oe
lisa tedious affair the enfeebed and naecd ne
the thin and watery blood could apoak,
they wonld cry for help In many sucl help ~
given them not OF the right kind The nery s!muiAqts
commerce do harm. They knde temporary lame, Which
mockery Their eject and the last state OF him
who them IL worse than the trst. -. -.
Not such 10 the eject OF HOSTEr1EkS STOMACH BIT
TIERS Taere Is drawback 10 their toning properties
Basamc and roots contribute their rcsors
tive juices render this soothing and strengthening pre-
paration and remedial agent It's basis inc
only stmant which has been produced contain
ing usei o., other deeterous element The most
careful and skfui chemists have anayzed the Buffers ana
pronounce them harmless.
r3is Is scientific testimony: but the testimony OF tho
hundreds OF thousands who have experienced the preventive
and curative enecis OF the Great Vegetable ronic ana
Alternative Of modern times Is stu more conclusive In
fever aud ague dyspepsia biousnes nervous complaints
general debility chronic complaints Ia as nearly an-
fable anything this fabe %orid be- Sold osery-
where.
New York Office SO Canal street
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io''' ..s......-' ~ lO'h ............St ~
Umpire-Mr. peIsuy OF the Atlantic CLUB Scorers
Messrs MoyIem and Kelly
the HERALD VS.. THE WORLD CLUBS.
Quite an interesting game between the above named
clubs came or on Monday. August %, upon the Lone
Star Club grounds, Jersey city, which resulted ia vic
tory tor tAe Hegald By scQIS q y TO IL. The pruci
pal features Of the game lnt Nv c&llcs Irae by
Mcxullom, j. Moran, Dcvine, OPenshaw q fourk, aud
McGowan, and the home runs by Murphy, NJ Moran aud
Gallagher. The batting OF Murphy was excellent he
having made clean score The following is IN. score
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Our city subssnbess will coafsr favor By repSstaaG
any OF our city carriers who ovssoharss for The H.Aas
country Subscribers 10 the ksw Yosx HssAls assss-
ausstsd their subscriptiOns. Whenever Rnaos
cable BY Post Once Ordsra u 10 the safest sAo1a r
transmitting moasy by malt
Advertisements should DO ssas tho once bseAsssas
O'Clock ia The evening.
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BURGLARS IN FLusBrSe.-The village OF Flushing has
for the last few weeks been the theatre for the commits
sion OF numerous burglaries To such extent have
these fe0nous entries been carried that night patrol IL
about to be organised Tor the protection Of Vie residents
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Base Ball.

ENTERPRISE vs.. EcKFoKD.
These clubs played match yesterday the Union
ball grounds Brooklyn, tho result of which vic
tory for tho Eckford Club by a score OF 81 to 90 We
give the scorc below
pwrpppataR
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ToRosro, August 2s, 1895.
In the cricket match to day Canada went IN first and
made seventy three runs United states then went 10,
and al six O'Clock when the wickes drawn, forty
SIR runs we're made, four wckcts down The play u IN
be resumed at ten A. NJ to morrow. The betting s ten
4 1--we on the United States
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Clubs. la. 3D. 3D. an. STU 6h tn 8n. On. IT,
Eckford. ......0 : 3 81
Enterprise. ~ o ~
Umpire-Mr. Bidsale, OF the Union Club OF Nor.
The second nine OF the Eek ords play the Empire Club
al Hob0ken this afternoon.
EAGLE VS.. ATLANTIC.
The match between these ciubs-sinsle game hich
took place the Capolne grounds yesterday, attracted
numerous assenbiage OF spectators the result beings
victory Tor the Atlanics.
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DIR. Giover's New Cha IN piOn Lever Trssss
perfection. Btnspo
Stockings. HANDBAGS, &c. No. II Ann street xs.,~.
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Casiaed. Omciae
Drawings, Circulars and information sent
j. H. CLAYTON, 10 WaH street. New York
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A.-Teeth Efke FehfIs, ma Hfe0tk OF
sveetness secured by the Of Csswe Mack Co - de
lcsous FoRMODENfA Absolutely free from al acids this
preparation communicates pcary Wilderness 10 the teeth
aoS . doi,c,ous fragrance 10 The breath, Address
- -if+ QASWkLIs nAQk CO., New vork.
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A.-"White's Patent Lever Truss" has mo
pressure IN the back; rupture radically.
GREGORY Co, 60 Broadway.
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DIR. Bicknelrs Dyse0tery syrup Con.
oste s highly aron,sc excellent IN taste, ana
b. BARNES CO.. Agents.
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ChrvnIIer's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair It's original color stops It's falling out keeps the
cesn stands above comparison with other har
dressing Sold the drug stores and vt onicc, l,lS
Broadway SARAH A. CHEvALIER, NJ ID.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best ltn the
world Harmless, reliable, instantaneous The perfect
dye. Factory. 81 Barclay street
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Chrvnller's La

Hest and Chcapest-NIilier's Hair Dye.
Try H. Large 20 cous Sold by drugsists Depot 66
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All Prizes Cashcd In Legal lotteries
Circulars and drawings sent.
j. CLUTE, Broker, i76 Broadway.
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The grand base ball match between the Athletic and
National clubs took pae this afternoon the Presi.
dents grounds, in the presence Of the numerous
and brilliant sssembage before gathered at match
outside Of New York. Great interest taken in by
hundreds who never saw game played before The
game opened promsingly for close contest, and in
favor Of the Nationals but at tho close of the seventh
innings the stood 10 TO In favor OF the Athletics
and in the last two innings they added 81 10 the score
finally winning by total of 81 10 IL No less than
eighteen clean home runs were made by the Athletics
Berkinslsck scored eleven runs -four " them being
bone runs. The swift balls OF williams we're hit all
over the held He IS the swcst pitcher In the coun.
try In the evening the Athletics were entertained with
ersnd dinner AZ the National Hotel
The match with the Atlsntics tomorrow will he Wit
oesscd by the President meeting important bust.
ness prevented his seeing the game todsy To morrow
the Athletics play The Pastures at Baltimore.
The Athletics called in body upon the President this
forenoon but owing 10 the unusual number ~ applicants
ahead OF them they unable TO obtain an interview.
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Ready And Conclusive Test OF tho
properties Of HEIMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
viii be comparisons with those forth 10 tue Unlec1
States Dispensa,oiy
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The French are HareIy WHitng % Nd
that Partisan skill be- surpassed In the
articles OF taste luxury, and yet PHALONS MIGHT
BLOOMING CbRHUs has been adopted BY the leading
French families here superior % the Horal
tracts put an In Paris. Sold every where