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MEXICAN LEGATION, NEW YoHK, Sept 20, 1895
Having seen In the HERALD OF to-day letter signed
by Mr. Joseph Gearing relative TO plans Of emigration
Mexico think necessary to state what has really been
the case Mr. Gearing applied TO the legation and had
conversation with me- In which told him. substantially
what answer, In the Minister'S behalf to all persons
Offering through letters their services to tho govern
mont Of Mexico-i e. what you will in the annexed
CIRCULAR
Mexican LEGATION, WASHINGTON CrY, D. c., 1895.
SfR-Mr. Romero, the Mexican Minister TO tho United
states, requests TO acknowledge the receipt OF the
letter you addressed TO him the - requesting in
formation in reference to -
In answer am instructed 70 state that Mr. Romero
has no authority 70 accept the services Of ocer
men that might be rendered 10 him In behalf or his
a violation Of law Of the United States ANY offers
for that purpose must be made directly 10 the Mexican
government In It's present residence.
The Mexican government, being anxious to encourage
foreign emigration and especially that from the United
States has offered some Inducements emlgrapta You
will hnd enclosed with this letter copy Of decree il.
sued by tho Mexican government with that view on the
llth Of August 1894 am SIR very respectfully, your
Secretary Of tho Mexican Legation.
Tue decree referred In that circular Is already known
to the public since has been inserted in tho columns Of
your and other papers
Mr.. Gearing could certainly make whatever use he
liked OF my statements; but he was by no means com
missoned TO make publication thereof In Mr. Romsro's
name. | am, sir your most obedient servant,
1GNACI0 MARISCAL,
Secretary Of the Mexican Legation.
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Coroners, Inauests.

A SOLDIER FoUND DEAD HIS THROAT CUr-SuprosED
SUroDE-A returned soldier, whose name, from papers
found in his possession thought to have been Henry
Van Nerop, formerly corporal in Company l, Forty
sixth regiment, New York Veteran Volunteers,
Friday afternoon found lying dead in the woods in 199th
street, Fort George, on Harlem river, by
officers King and Hayden, Of the Thirty second
precinct, with his throat cut from car to ear.
The discharge papers of deceased set forth that
he forty-four years Of age and native OF
Germany. The police report that an empty wallet, blank
memorandum book, box OF percussion caps comb and
found in his pockets Whether deceased cut
his throat with the found in his pocket the police
do not state neither the which prompted
him TO take his life asccrtained. Coroner Wldoy
was notified to hold an inquest
FATAL ACCIDENT A SUGAR REFINERY Coroner Collin
yesterday held inquest at Moers sugar refinery, So
vandam street. upon the body Of Joseph Freze assist
ant engineer employed in the refinery, whose death was
the result Of injuries received by being struck the
head by the crank OF the engine The skull was frac
tured, ribs crushed in both broken besides which
deceased otherwise injured Death must have been
almost instantaneous The jury rendered verdict OF
Accidental death" Deceased thirty of age
and q native Of Germany.
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s roe w'f ssa
Charles kiderlmry Thomas Ksan. Morris McCann Arhus
Mcmahon, William Wilmer Frederek Farrell and Wife
aud child Henry DIN and wife. N Mswnsoh II
noalaa John Decker, Cunningham, wife and chidt
James Roach William ca,en charss Iaenaed ionss psy
ert wife and two children; schwind and wife, Henry
~ AN and wife Leander Leopold and wife, John SNOW HI
M 'ope, Vim Brooks. Coats Wm Duffy Mrs Edward
Eely VIM Gleason Theodore Gaspry Peter Pagan Edward
saIns q 'are, Joseph rasser Duvai Der
Tsarc honas Laeker wife child Fernandn lDegardo
pa~ la rywtt Albert Bail John Coslar Peter Mulerns
Mrs &C., ohm Bruce, @ Lucas, Renet, Peter Mccall
nos'I pIhac. Frederick Mills Owen DAVIS BramIey
Frederick ssA !, p Denny Mahcney Clancy. Ches-
reS SSy cS opns x"s Van cs
Cortland Van a~s selasr johnson, Thomas Berry VIII
liam cod. Aissrh 10 Fergaud-and ~ In the steerage
amer s ososse Ts'hRa sssn, shss
Children ad y VIM Mcrony and daughter
NJ. Col eP S.sss Gsss hSnS
Forbes and niece, Rev Moydeany Brown, child ans
Mrs a foSr sh a two nurses; sSsd:
and son, B cohen, DcwA ne Mrs naskintre Miss
TEGsy Mr. Lane sns hoy @ ns La wa
three children MA Benton. John A Barton
Eaton ; II Beknol, A s4xsn Nancy S.h' H, y Cor
Otto.
sAvAnsAu-ssamshp Nevach--Mrs Bullock and ehn.
Ssn Mr.. Hudson ram n1 Msna and ms s
h. wss s. :sSns and sa sad ssns-
vpd w Adams nr and ss. Wade ans
saayye Ana family S:ooi s cogp s s ana
Armstrong johnson, lie De witt Gray soaenckr
q Cooke, white, Bradley, Chas Banks. q W 0resat
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The Park.
CONCERT YEsTERDAY-rMMENsB CoNcouRsE or
VISITORS.

VISITORS.
Every week the Park Is becoming more OF an nstitu-
tion It's beauties thoroughly appreciated and
natural consequence It's walks and drives
constantly frequentcd Tho poor sewing girl, In hcr
plain print dress, and the wife of tho millionaire In her
luxurious carriage and clad in silks and snowy LAGOS
the clerk Of limited means and the ownor OF fabulous
wealth, all ind there . common meeting place All
alike appreciate its beauty and enjoy rambe through
Its well kept walks and drives Yesterday the
Of visitors was overwhelming From early morning
until long after the concert commenced every was
crowded Ladies' with waterfalls and the gold trimmings
OF autumn; children and business men, city folks and
the inhabitants Of Brooklyn Hoboen Staten Island and
the more remote region Of New Jersey were all roprc
sented In tho throng Summer toilets, with slight
sprnklng OF fall fashions childhood and old age all
mingled together made the scene omneny attractive.
capacity equcsrians and thousands Of pcdes
'rans all there enjoying the clear cool air and luxu
Rating In the braclng atmosphere OF autumn which
the intense heat or the last few weeks rendered douby
ENJOYABLE The concert commenced al three o'clock at
which tims tho orchestra crowded every SIDE.
The seats humorous they are) were all filled. and
standing room within carshot OF the music
thing be priced The melodies OF Beethoven and other
eminent composers performed with the taste and
Mr.. H. B. Dodworth-is 40 justly famed The concert
shortly before Ave O'Clock, when the visitors
proceeded 10 tho lower end Of the Park to watch the
movements OF Professor loves balloon tho "Unitod
States, which, like mighty ship, was swayng to and
fro In the strong wind.
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Obstructing . United States Dcpuxy
Marshal.
UNITED STATES COMPASSIONATE OFFICE.


UNITED STATES COMPASSIONATE OFFICE.
Before Commissioner Newton.
The Uaifsd States Charles Hernkind Tho do
PENDANT In this case Prussian and keeps seamens
boarding house He is charged with obstrucng in the
service Of process Charles Mckay Deputy United
States Marshal In the hearing OF the case question
arose to the dcputization Of the authority of the
United States Marshal. his deputy Mr. Joseph
Thompson, at present Acting United States Marshal.
For the defence 1t contended that the party who
signed the process not authorized to do So and il
upon this question the proceedings yesterday mainly
turned. Charles Mckay, for the prosecution, testified
that the signature of Marshal Murray the warrant
in the handwriting Of Mr. Demahart clerk in the Mar
shal's Office. His knowledge Of the fact was merely
from the statement TO that effect made to him by Mr.
Thompson.
Joseph Thompson, Acting United States Marshal,
dcserters from the Prussian bark Louisa vers was
issued from the Marshas In the usual and given
to Mckay for execution the Marshal had authority 10
ten deputesnve In the circuit and five In the District
that Mckay was of those officers duly deputzed to
execute warrants
A. Demahart testified that he was clerk in the
signature Of Marshal Murray, written by him; he had
signed the Marshas TO II in the absence or that
Officer and his deputy. Mr. Thompson had on
several occasions authorized sign the Marshas
to warrants; had not received instructions or
authority In this instance to sign the Marshals name
but urgent had done So according to the
usual practice Of the Office.
The Commissioner decided on hearing testimony tn the
Ludwig Graeze testified that he was mate of the
Louise vliers the defendant Hcrnknd on the 14th
OF September carry away Of the clothes of tho
crew. defendant made very free board and used very
provoking language.
The captain the corroborated the mates tes
tmony, and the was then adjourned till Tuesday
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ARRIVALS.


II a. "a a:
mann and SON Misses Gerry and Jane gu.shmsnn Mr.;
s S:"s: sisi. Scas. &c ousr'a ' Ma
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xpr5 " LSn Wife hand and Ss. sa
New York. Peter Dqi.. WIN g:IdIns: Geo Rssy,
rSS !2 . s ssa ss
sSild Rsy W. VIM Harvey and Wife Detroit Sassson
.SG cigt s's c9;a Max. s, w
Duisnan, Pat csnaran, Jaurequi London n Gecsns.
Moore ss % sfS %% s;
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Briefly Edward ru1 Mrs. grun Isaac Brmsry Mrs s s
s essss,e and :esssn Mis-:
MIS- s %'.. M5' srpw ssr sn 4a %.. o.
Fra Fred xs.sr p Sr. Ssss
milton, Mr. Loms.
SOUTHAMPTON AHp. HAxsu.c.sseamship germsnis-Mr
sSa Mr uaS%PSs Henry
4. slysy soh.. Major KsSfm1 ro rslssr Lc.i;
,';;ss %s ss isa s:
Mr. GsSIsS md Ss shd,s" Hen
Hanneberg aud child, Mrs Louise Rehberger Mrs wach
IL sss s i s s,s.;s aud ss% Nm ses
Prior Lin dsman Ernst Neunsnn yrrn. Mu,,srer and
s En NJ and Mrs saS. p. M %
Ia whitney-snd others in steerage.
RIO JASsrao, BAsrA Asp ~ THosAs STEAMSHIP Havans-
S SUss spnsr Re' oSinsrsss sass prsisSssk
sss% DIR, ' Tor ss Fp s sces SSs Sa1d
Thomss-R Fernandez, Albion Wood, Tn Ptcrson,
VIM Murta, John James.
we're, Mrs. Kesrysy. Mrs YORK; . bepess two children
AZ s sis..n Mart. .st snS .s
Mssisr Dsncsre Mrs Nary Bctass child and nurse Mrs
sss q" ''i;
ond John s nss garss, ana az snd
child Mrs II Mamhon MS. Lavign Halieek Mr.. Colonial
Han and two children Mrs shepard John Res
%sS i n. Ju n Blanc, his Mary %iians Wells
Va. sT NJ: s .,| sg,;r sc ST WIN. III; N.Y.
william Horss o Jory, wife ana child Mis- Loya Mir
smith E~ cS.a:: = spencer ssSs and .ss.ns sa
Ss: s:.: ~ r.
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uosTErTER,s STOMACH BITTERs

Man wants a Tonlc--nO uncommon want
And every year and month brings forth new onA
Which. after examining the gszettes with cant,
The ago discovers TO be not the true one.
or such as these let their concootors vaunt,
III sing the BTTTERS that have credit due won
The world great Tonic. which skill can better
I mean the matchless BtTTERS Of HOsTETrER.
Doctors we're living long before old Gaen.
And since. exceeding learned. grave and sage:
But the stomachics they were bound TO fail In,
Success came not until this later age
Now Is the era sick folks made hale In,
And dread dyspepsia driven from the stage,
Agues reniittents. headaches-real head splitters-
Vanish like smoke before HOSTETTER'S BlrTERS.
Herbs banks and roots compose the infusion;
No mineral poison mars their juices pure,
And Rye's mild essence holds them In solution.
The taste Ia pleasant. the effect Is sure.
Meier have the bitters yet proved deiusion.
Try them IN time, and health and strength secure.
The drsgon slayer figures on the label.
And they, like him, TO tho weak are able.
New York Office, % Cedar street.
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Our city Subscribers will confer favor BY reporting
any Of our city carriers who ovcrchage for the HxRALs
Country subscribers 70 the New YORK HERALD re-
quested remit their subscriptions whenever praoti
cable by Post Office Orders 1t Is the safest mode q
transmitting money by mail.
Advertisements should be sent 70 the Office before nine
O'Clock in the evening
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pany. OF this 0tya Among the OF the CONT rou
tors nOrr ned 10 be found thnse or o'
venerable arch bishops right reverend bishops cIs r
gymen Of different Mates, Catholic merchants and pxp
fessiona men, together with few OF Doctors
who are not Catholics The presentation speech
made BY tho Bev. Dr. Cummings, and replied to by
DR.. Dyownson ia b IS usual ielicitous
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FASHION COURSE, L. I.-TR0TTfNg.
SATURDAY, Sept ao-Match q, 1000, mile heats, best
thrce In Eve, In harness.
d. Mace named ch m Ella Sherwood Received forfeit
d. Pnfer named g. Shark. Paid forfeit
On Monday Commodore Vanderbilt and Toronto Chief
trot match FOR 81 500, the owner Of Toronto laying
81 900 against $500 Toronto Chief will under the
saddle and Vanderbilt In harness
On Thursday, at the Union Course. Lady Thorne Lady
Emma and George Wilkes trot for purse Of ~, 500
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A. whites Patent Lever Truss Curoo
Rupture positively pressure the back Inward and
upward motion. Light clean and easy. Pamphlets free.
= GREGORY CO., 0O9 Broadway
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A.-B0ys' and Chfliren's
GARIBALDI, CUTAwAY AND ZoUAvE SUITS.
BY the thousands ut reasonable prices.
l. v. BROKAW, 81 Lafayette place, and
81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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A.-Thc Finest Ovcrcoats Ever Seem In
this country now ready for sale.
l. v BRoKAw. o. Lafayette place, and
Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union-
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Meeting or the Episcopal General Con-
yenfiOn.

This Important rc gious assvmbage vii commence us
sessions Wednesday, the Sb OF October in Phladef
pha IL IL the first General Episcopal Convention that
has been held since the beginning Of the rebellion and
the call is adrcssed usual 10 every diocese in the
Union. II Is also expected THAI many ~ the leading
cergymen from the South will appear and take part.
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pcabc to fine set Of Teeth brushed with FRAGRANT sos
ODONT Its protective, preseryave nd beautifying
perties win preserve the whcness soundness and natural
posh OF good teeth throughout life And when unsound,
win decay and from THE breath the ant which
decomposition generates.
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Movements in Cotton.

Carno. H., Sept o. 1895
hand 8, 600 bales, mostly inferior
Nearly one THOUSAND bales Of cotton, yssssd hsrs 70.
dav. uqaaiv Cor CinclnnsA
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NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS gives n magic zest
To Fashions toilet--of NIL scents the best;
Queen Of the Perfume OF the GOLDEN CREST.
PHALON d SON manufaoturers, Now York-
Sold erywhere.
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All Prizes Cashcd In Legal Lotteries.-
0"'1'-'' -"1 j. cLUTE. Broker. l7s Broadway.
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A. POIlak Is Son, Mcorsc haum Manufecs
turer 692 Broadway near Fourth Pipes and Cgas
Holders Wholesale and retail cut 70 order mounted villa
silver and repaired.
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CHICAGO, sept -, 1S6S.
The wholesale drug establishment OF Length 3
Dryer, corner Of Lake and Dearborn streets wAs de-
ssroyed BY nre this evening. Lns $4,000; Insured
for elOO OO0
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FreeyyilI Ra pttst General Conrcrrnr

The and nineteenth o. tho Conference viii
be held in Lewiston, Maine, comenying "Wednesday,
October q, and continue week The Conference
held every third year, and embraces churches in the
United States. Canada New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
II has been held in Maine but twce-the first time in
October 1884, at Walton the second October r5af at
Topsham, twonty four years ago.
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A Medical Wonder.
HYArT'S LIFE BALsAM. For certificates OF cure fo8
r he umatsm, Scrofula, &c, see eighth page.
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Art-Photography. Brooklyn.
WILLIAMSON, established ISL

Blind Tom ~ Concert Hall.-The Fires
performance OF Blind Tom, The Musical Wonder 10 our
city, given last evening a Concert Hall Tom ve1
Totally blind and Without cultivation Yet he the posses
sor OF WONDERFUL musical and initiative gifts His memory
lie performs the pianoforo with all the gaces nd bril-
iancy MASTER His rendng Of opernc gems That In
strurnent last evening was greatly applnuded was hs
singing the national Une OF the nnest things No
The evenings performance concluded with oeaueful
the plano, entitled The Rain Storm" stated 70 %
Blind Tom composition.
That poor blind ignorant and very mediocre negro boy
PHILOSOPHERS would say Tora psychological phcnomenon
Hc will be Concert Hall every night this week-Phuads
phia Inquirer Sept
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hCToN, O. W., Sept 30, 1906
The schooner THISTLE bound from Wellington 10 o.
weso with cargo Of i've thousand bushels Of barley Il
sshoss = Wsss Post She y h . I'D ssadisaA -
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AZ Fountains India store, India Goods
all kinds staple fancy curious articles Sks Fans
&C. 668 Broadway, Fourteenth street.
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MOvememts OF General GRANT.
PnrsBvRo, Pa, Sept 80. 1893.
General Grant has accepted invitation TO visit this
city. He will arrive hero on the 4sh Of October.
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Batchcl0r's Hair Dyes-The Best In the
world harmless reliable and The only
feet Dye. Also Rcgenerang Extract Of Mlc6eurs Pro.
serves the hair 81 barclay street, New YORK.
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Cost OF Collecting Internal Revenue In
Boston.

BosroS, Sept 80 1896
Hon. Charles Hudson Assessor Of the Sixth Internal
Revenue district that tho entire cost Of assessing
and collecting tho internal for that district the
past fiscal year, TO only hreehundrcdths
OF one per cent
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The Eighteenth New York Cavalry
Homeward Bound.
CArRo, H., Sept -, 1895.
The Eighteenth New York cavalry have arrived hero,
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Second Hand saess. oT vaysous Makers,
taken In exchange Alum Patent FIVE saA basslsrs
proc sses vALErTiyR BUTLER,
Third door from Broadway Nos n and 90 WALKER street.
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Gouraud's Italian Medfeated soap
eurcs Tan Pimpes Freckies, Erupicns AZ bis depot ~
dw.v druv
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Ladies' waterfalls, Cur1s, LOngbreads,
sailing twenty Ase per cheaper than slsewhsrc ~
BRAfrEAU5 Hair Goods Emporium 81 Court street.
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Death OF Mrs. Longworth

CINCINNATI, Sept 40 1895
MIS- Susan Longworth, wife Of Nicholas Longworth,
died bore to-day.
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Amsucsn. company for completing the entire
tine from San Francisco To the Amour,
IN much shorter time 10 Is affirmed that the Emperor
end Prince Uorchakof havetaken number Of shares in
tbs company the latter Is known 10 be- highly favorable
20 the project AID TO have used bis influence In getting
through the Council Of tho Empire, which raised oil
x Of objections about permitting foreigners TO erect
wnss In Russian territory and 20 forth but considering
- noted economyrof the Prince does not likely
~ would Invest much money in an undertaking the
fnpu1 Of whoh is By means assured though II Il do
aneed. sll doahtlss b sxceellnaIy luoraive. =.
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Corns. Bunious, Enlarged Joints am0
all diseases Of the feet cured BY DR. zACiiARlk, ~
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Take Nosfce.--Thst 0entn's Fall ana
winter ssock Of snd busnsss Hats yeuths
and boys Hat, and Caps ehdrsns sed ycnsg AdsS fsse
forsrn and domestic styes. III new, 10 nov ree4y. -
the largest ia its line In Ms c2un sqd ~ Assor-
mentai 10 the most extensive dbhiN. - bree0ve{
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Crutehes.-Hartman's Patent Elastic
Rubber Crulches The greatest improvement Of the as&
For sale at S7Sts Broadway.
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Crastadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
and Wig depot wholesale and retail No Astor HOUSE
The ave appIIed by sklful artists
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uovt,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gray HaiD
10 il original color No sulphur. no lead harmless ana -
liable 10 University place.
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The Poor Listls qS9srsr VIII - lmms:l
sfSUP ~ sSiid:sp lsssSse scisAs :. snsS sdsSsS
~ i:S \ a -: ::sl sII.: : =
uCshsrs IN Sssufy.
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DIR. Harrison's Peristalfie Lo1enges..
A positive cure for cosrIyENEss PILES. DYspEPsIA
and every form Of INDIGESTION. Sold everywh o.
VIII b. mailed remi,tng The pytce, % cents -
J. e. HARRISON Co, Propretors, Boston, mass
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alcom q nie.-A new Process Co Elm
BE- Os'i prae used By ,ysryboas sii Brosdwsy
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rrussss,--Ms.sh = Co... Cl4 nssSs.asnsSj
nsxssi Curs rvss omss sun 1t No vessy ssesl Lady
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Second Hand safes for ssie-Chsap for
cash, a 100 alden lane.
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ChevnIier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair original color stops its falling Out keeps The
Clean stands above comparison with any other ha
dressing Sold at the drug stores and ~ my once hiD
Broadway SARAH A. CHEVALihk u. ".
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Humuhrey,s Homeopathic Specifies
Al Wholesale and retail Depot 562 broadway.
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rhe Improved ssieac Eiispsle sswing.
MssSises ~ Bro~Awsy Assnts w~nssd u aUrLKk