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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16


him.
numbsr a musicians, their families and ftssnds
made party il tho Last week Of September 70 ZlttAu
Saxony where lie buried tho OF Sontag Oountass
Ross Six OF the number seated themselves Il the door
o. tho chapel Michael in which IL the tomb and played
an via from the tobat Mater OF Rosni at Ia Ordained
BY G,d" and sCease mot. Gentle Tears" Al the con
cuson <hs abbess permitted the musicians enter the
vault where they behold the conn Of Sontag lying
aide that OF, her husband wreath Of gold, placed By
tho Duke OF Neckienburg Strelitx was lying tho lid
Dion Boucica0lt had, is said, offered large psox.
mary reward TO 10Y person who would discover the
OF the brother Davenport just previous to the
posure OF the mech. Nnism Of their trick in PARA
Ths imperial soSvseS donsnNtes which were 70 have
need tho Villa Eugenie Barrtz. on the 18th Of
September Postponed in consequence OF the death
of the Duo do Caderouse
poshumoas opera by klrchof the title OF which.
translated IL Tho Sand Landlord OF Passeyr has been
produced with success st Berlin.
now tragedy called tho Gladiator OF Raveuna has
been brought out in Melbourne. Ausxaia Tho scene
laid In Rome In the days OF Caiigula
Barry Sullivan has been playing Hamlet, SIP Edward
Mortimer lin the Iron Chestj Benedck and other mper
sonations 1t the Theatre Royal, Melbourne.
The season at the Haymarket theatre, Melbourne. u
closed M Hoskns the lesseo playing Godduch 10 tho
Road 70 Rain, AT his benefit
Mrs. Vincent Miss Csveiand) 10 on starring tour 10
the Australian provinces
Lady Don was making very successful tour In South
Australia at the date OF our latest papers thercfrom
The Lyster Opera Company draw good houses Bres.
bano, Queensland, Australia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

POSITION. PROSPECTS AND FORCE or THE CONTEND.
ING PAaTIEs-APPRoACHING PACiFiCATIoN AND
TRIUMPH OF LIBERALISM, ETC.
Political events in Peru to be approaching ter
minatoa ia conformity with the win of the Peruvian
people seldom has there been seen such spontaneous
movement sprnging, as IL does from the indignation Of
nation against rulers who proved unworthy of the high
trust repo,ed ia them.
Our readers have not forgotten the treaty entered into
In February last between tho government OF Peru
aud Admiral Parega of Spain the ito Peru humlia
ing terms OF said treaty. So kcenly the disgrace
felt, aud such the universal indignation In Peru
against the treaty and their venal and cowardy govern
mont that the people rose in oil parts Of the country
declaring the administration Of General Pc yet traitors 10
1eir trust and country and that In consequence the
Presidency or the republic vacant naming General
Pedro Dez Canceco the second Vice President OF the
republic, Provisional President Our readers have
doubt continued 10 mark the unvarying Of the
movement and u may not be uninterestng TO give
them succnct account Of the relative position Of the
beli,gerents at present.
This President General Peze occupies only the city
OF Lima, whore he has force Of eight to ten thousand
mon. bc may safely be said that within the city
che majority Of the population arc against him, Is
proved by the almost daily attempts to revolt
recognized aud e5eyed By The whole Of the rcpubc with
tho exception OF the city Of Lima, has established his
government N the city of Pisco. and the army that
compani' = him is also Of about ten thousand men.
Canceco has the squadron composed OF the frigate
Aazonas forty guns the corvettcs Union and America
III" twvuV-e'su. rneu one hundred ana twenty pound
es, and the steamer Tumpes sig guns The government
Of Gcnersl Canceco is In possession or the Chncha Islands
since the month August exercising all Of ursdc-
zion and dominion, thus cutting OF from Peze the only
resource Inc had Tor maintaining himself.
General canccco, who represents the provisional con.
stutoDa, government Of Peru formed his cabinet In
she Department OF Junin aud under date 10th July last
addressed circular TO the diplomatic corps residing in
Lima, advising them of the establishment OF the pro-
visionai gogernment He issued also several other
portant DEGREES, and, on Admiral Monkero taking pos
eesson OF the Chinchas, he appointed governor and
other employees for the administration OF the gano
tracts ana regulating the sale, &c. for the United States
Cuba, nc We also understand that the government OF
the United States duly advised Of the change OF
administration.
One Of tho first and most important DEGREES Of the
Acting Wee President IL that declaring that all acts
tracts aud functions exercised or entered into by the
dep0scd OF Pozct after the th day Of March
illegal and OF no effect and will not bc recognized by
tho now adulnstrat on. II will therefore be that
for all practical purposes the revolution Is
pished fact and expect TO hear al early day OF
che complete pachcation OF the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

Anderson the Wizard Of the NORTH has very success
fu time in London, and Is advised by the Court JournG
TO postpone his intended visit TO Australia
Arthur scketchleys Mrs Brown about TO be per.
formed in the country towns OF England, after OF
elk hundred nights At Egyptian Hail. London
Tho sale OF the Strand Music Hail. London. has been
postponed
Drury Lane theatre London, opened IN The last week
OF September with Macbeth and Comus ON the biiss
There arc two Mscbeths-Mr james Anderson and hr.
Phelps.
Mr. widdicomb, the comedian. has closed remuners
tive engagement, at the Brighton (Engand theatre
Lord Dudley's recent letter against the Three Choir
Festivals in the Worcester nglsnd Cathedral Is warmly
spplauded by many persons who object 10 having
lar rausc concerts and musical dramas performed in
houses OF worship.
new niece has been brought out At the Paris Hippo
drome entitled Les Mediums Fceffef Il Anfvs Forer
Il Foises de 1885, which the tricks OF tho Davcnpors
and spiritualsts are ridiculed.
N. Basier, OF the Italian Opera, Paris informs the
public that be will be- frequently obliged 10 advance the
rate OF charges for admission in consequence OF the
hoavy expenses no has meet Regular subscribers are
no, TO DO affected by the change.
Tho new opera house OF Paris TO be opened In March,
ls7 at which time the city will bc crowded with visitors
10 the great exhibition.
NJ Chenorer OF Paris, has made an episode in the wal
Of usayus vasa against the usurpcr OF Sweden tho sub
jcct OF an opera in thrco acts called lie Rof dec Mi~s
Charles Mathews was TO conclude his engagement Ia
| Paris early In October and return 70 London.
Is proposed at the Theatre Avignon, France, 70 per
init debpontes 70 three quiet hearings after tho las
Of which tho reoiae will ask tho public for their sp
provai or veto which are be judged by tho amount
applause or Kissing during exactly Ave minutes II Z
thought the new rule viii be adopted.
Tamberk has purchased some Of tho finest or III
new operas IN tho hands Of the French composers Il
order 70 produce them In S. Petersburg The Rcd Mon
il the title of one OF them.
The King OF wursemburg lately ordered all the t'pcc
| t,en who sai in the boxes which us with W
royal box Ia the theatre Of Stuttgart W, Of thsm. u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

New York Herald Building.
TO NAs0Ns, IRON, MARBLE AND DORCHESTER STONE
WORKERS.
Proposals will be received until October Is for Fire.
Proof Building to be erected for the Nsw YoaK HxRALo
ESTABLISHMENT, on Broadway, Park and Ann street.
Plans and specifications may DO and examined
at the ONCE of JOHN KELLUM, Archi,ec. No. ITO
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

UNPRovogED AND DANGEROUS ASSAULT OK A FE-
MALE.
For some years past William Ryder has been living on
Terms OF intimacy with Maggie Greenwood, board
ang A5 East Houston On Saturday night Ryder
entered the house, which il kept by Eva Bacon and
INSTANTLY made desperate assault Maggie with
knife stabbng her In the stomach and innc,ing dan
gsrous wound The alarm being given officer Brady en-.
tered the house and arrested Ryder, who subsc-
Quentiy taken before Justice Bowling and c. led 10
the Tombs. The wounded woman is under u VI
susgeon
A FUGITIVE ARRESTED.
On Saturday night officer Mullen, Of the Fourth pre-.
Cinct arrested Andrew Mckay a notorious garroter
ho had escaped the Goth Of June last while being
conducted 10 the Essex Market Police Court BY onicer
AcCabe, Of the court squad. The prisoner was taken
bcicrc Justice Mansfield, who Mt once committed him
BURGLAR CAUGHT IN THE ACT. -
Al late hour Saturday night Frank Riley ..,u,
sn twenty one years Of age, forced open - rear
dow Of dwelling house Gil Canal So a., ooo,n., =.
Morris Metz, entered The promis>, ,rd nre.S,ns ~,
~ s sVo vsrs sUa and chain gold lockct
ssss x the prisoner hcr articles, valued in all Al
Boughtcn OF the precinct ,n,errsos md "s,e,
ma, ,yunu The stolen property in his posses
EsSs found ~ NJ and other burgarious implements
ecd"en,y n@a before Justice Bowling, and pleading
p'''y' wy ,agistrate committed him for trial
DESPERATE ASSAULT.
"'ssiurday night James Taylor, residing at IS Henry
"S'es, was assaulted by Thomas Williams, who drew 4
word rru, = -"c~rted TO stab his opponent On the
AHiW gfNg mNU4 a#e0 'xon, OF the Seventh pre
r'aC tpNnrea EU williams; who, while on
~4N Npy lM NM HtR MH NWNrH. red 10 make assault
4Nf III sd NHE reduced TO submission
aAM Is atg.aa.tsa III ## * Market Police Court hs
fta 4yiFls4 eeA Haf by Justice Mansfield.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16
WAND hOMINArT0Ns.

ALDERMEN.
TIE republicans have not completed tbes ward aoms-
nations.
Dist Demscr0ho Repwbstcom
"a Cooke He'll. Charles g. Frost.
6-Thomas Enns
DR. Chase. Thomas Steers
o-yohn g. B0gsrt,
j. d. H. Temai. Hathaway.
u-Jesse 8. Carman. n. H. Riohardo.
l3-W H. vanvalkenbssgh. w. w. Arm0sal.
l6-Andrcw Cunningham w. b. Meehan.
l1-Anthony Naur
sUPRRv90Rs
2-Robert Nelson.
l-Joseph spennoy.
0-Wm. J. Osborne. William Hubbard.
6-Francis McGrath Henry Brist0W.
10-Wm. 8. Voorhees, Thomas 6wa0ey.
l2-Thomas FOran.
N-Te vote-No choice
l6-yohn Raber.
20-John w. Weeks william n. Little.
The county towns elect two SUPERVISOR but our
porter could not ASCERTAIN whether they have made
their nominations not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

L. b.. j. -.
Robert Christie.
VIM d. Lewis
3--Phiiip s. Crooke H G. Murphy.*
4-wm. NJ Tweed Benjamin Wood
colbert C. Dean. Chari 9 q. C0rnci.~
CT r.. Stewart proby). Robt G. Hutchings iprob'yl.
VIM Laimbcer Jr Vincent C. King. +"
7-rhos Murphy. T.C Fields.*
s. n. q. S0uthcriand*
&C II Van Wyck.
10 George Chambers
11-Edmund q. Wilbur Moses Y. Tidcn.
12-James Gibson* Thomas ) Strong.
Ia Ira shafcr+
-. ..;s t,aa Chsnman
!s-nalm :. -.
,o-noses ~ rian.
n-aDei "oadarI
is-yonn " Donne'i
40 o- S', n .ampoo'', .ona o9we s
av ~ "a mnaIows. :eUge W; r'ne
M-.onn =: WoicouF avery skinner
~ -. - wnne. '"s''es '"oee.
ao-s . i'arne,
~ s- p., oo'u " ,r,,,.
~ a.-S c.p. =, ",,a"N'
20 Sp-,' y ~ :. soser'
as-r =, :. IT, -
az a NJ ,s,o"''
~ @"- ~; ~ , uom g.. IT,.
49, humphrey n'o,sa hastings
III ,a VI. = nenn s . cutting
Ia 'is iS' 'no NOMINATIONS oi ,nanes y rose, ~ n.
.o ,e u J. ~ ar ~, no ~, maae, nu, are
sry r, ~ "0 Uo,, ~ .ns wy .ne nominations
=, l,o In y. ri,T sna noe,' ~ nuomss sre con,
seeu, 10 ismans ne", ,'ey VIII ne oppossu
" mo.a'. non'nauons anu ~ ~" mner repupncsn
none.s '' 10y, si,oe sooso n' Long lssa
] 81 ~ , s,am .,'a H. ~, ~ ~ r" ou @y TN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Great Harris Divorce Case-The
Progress OF RestoratiOn-PlainT Talk OF
President johnson to the south Caro-
lima Delegati0n-The Latest News from,
Europe, &c.
The mail steamship Ocean Queen, Captain Socum, will
leave this port to day for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America aud the South Pacific
will close at half past ten o'clock this morning.
The Nav York Rehabilitation for the Pacific will
be ready at half past nine o'clock in the morning
Single copies, wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents
The Struggle IL Over!-As the Meagro
seavcs bowed the main sheaf Of the field the whole
brood Of imitation and counterfeit extracts have bowed
the Sovereign Perfume OF the day-PHALON'S NIGHT
BLOOMING CEREUS. They have gone TO oblivion, where
they belong Sold everywhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

Batcheior's Hair Dyc.-Thc Hest in tho
world harmless, reliable and Instantaneous The only
feet Dive Also Rcgenerating Extract OF Niilehurs Pro
aud the hair 81 Barclay street New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

CrisiadOrO's Hair Dye, Preservativs
and Wig depot, Wholesale and retail No Asor House
The dvea ppl,cd by sk.lflt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

watches and Jewciry OF all Dsserip-
ton for sale by uEO g. ALLEN 40 brpadwsV V"e WV
below Canal street. formerly No. n Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

Corns, Bunions. Enlarged Joints and
all Diseases Of Feet cured by DIR PUPPER go Broad
way, corner OF Houston street, room 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

n. w. Jowett's Artificial Leg IL tho
the world aud IL manufactured free OF charge
for soldiers under coarsc. with government Once SD
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all Diseases Of the feet, cured by Dc McHARit, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

winters Improved Ctrcuiar
Mlls-Tbe cheapest and best MIN known VIII cut TOUT
twelve foot boards in one minute Fuel sawiush WIN
lanes psent lever aet ana friction gearback dispensing
with hand saving % per cont more hsn any o'"e'
WINTER CO., " esosdw1. new ssfs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16
THE EGYPTIAN Lotus.
TIKI EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
THE, EGYPTIAN LOTUS.

Every who goes 20 barber 10 have hts her halls
dressed knows how dsagrcsbe the perfumes generally
by them. The only remedy know OF for thin
trouble to upon their using nothing but the T. H. In
fuf,lr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

THs FGyEEIss t tSEgs
f Efiss H H$ SEEss E E$f$:
HE Eiis F ESEESiss i ESFFS:
: :$:sE;;i:$ VI: :s=
ssS SskT!asS INV Wv
s3skr,Isa new new
s s6sf$I;isS s ssS%
deliciou. psrfume foe nsndserch.s wh.sh ssesv
lady ought 70 lave she ~'"'' tho YER lost 'r'e's's As
ron sAI.E nv ALI. rnE DRUGGISTS AND FANCY
GOODS DEALERS
"A rEsSEY Manufactures. sRooxLys,Hv
A LoyEgoy o. FULTON STREET NEW voRx.
" Wholesale Ageot
T. s sysaS sSHSSI. r rEssHss:
g s sSsIicc s sSnSSI. T rsACmEss
s sss e ss x: ssss ss
ss ss, W. :; e f sSsTTi "A s' Io r &C.
Latest latest II: . .s::.EIss
ISrKsT SENSATION
rsssgvs INV ErraAor
os rHR
EayrriAE iprua
EoyPTfAN Lorus.
soygTIAN Lorys
EGYPTIAN Lotus
foR rHE HAsDKRRCHfRg
x.ss.csr.a tom the .sy%pe 5S'' !. e ., -sss
csIisay the Egyptian scs" "a b.s large white ScwrI
in Mymph7s U"o.ssv' y ~
LAZY The fg9 , ssr ,ssr p.mislts abound with iks
ao..r which r.es two above The water II wa We
Rose Aneien, Ess n ss shs and srisna" pscss 3:
49,. OF fcnaic. held Ia their hands ana uhsteS
Fragrance y psy- se xmabg A ~. h"sss
lnopN :" aa,,ie beauty small feet o. their Wonea
ss,ay called TX In cen or Golden Lilies
MANUFACTURED nv ruE PROPRIETOR.
v. A. PENNkY.
"A EEsEsssssSyy.
+ 4. r rFssEy,,
A. his Laboratory,
~ FULTON AVENUE,
csrrstr nv AZ s'5sss s,gssn ssp Favor
AMI SOLD ny Al. DRuee,ssTs ssp yE As6Sy
ASpsSip sY AL AL p psysSisrs AND ixSof !
GOODS DRAiERs
GOODS DEALER5
GOODS DEALERS
GOODS DRALERs
0oVps DEALERs
EBBwwETss 4 4 SSSyys,Sy,.
SS$$%$$IIs: / hi$$$$ss;SSSS
% rv gsS;s's sisas SSSSis NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

DIR. Ha prisons Peristaitio L0zeng~s.-
A positive cure for COSTfyENESs. PILES DYsPEP5iA
aud every form Of INDIGESTION. sold every where,
viii be- mailed on RENTING the price, 10 cents.
J, s. HARRISON A. GO, Propreiors. B,son Macs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

The bridal chamberlain Essay o.
Warning aud Instruction for Young Men Pub-bca o W.
Howard Association sent free Of charge W ~
veopes Address DR. o. skiin Houghion, Howard A''OVA
uou. Pbla telphis. Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16
No sdy's to;et table Is complete whou, tho EayPrtA AN
LOrUS. =
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS
THE ICYPliAN LOTUS.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.

We often ask ourselves how did we get without
Or how did exist without furnacesf Or how dA
country folks along before kerosene oil introduced
but u far more pulling 10 know how the ladies managed
when there such thing the EGYPTIAN LOIUH
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Ell E| ): III III III MI; ::||EE||
wthou, exception tho most deushu perfume s,s ssssss
70 the public
When ouce known e win need no advertising.
MANUFACTURED BY r. A. PENNEY.
BROOKLYN NJ
FOR SALE EvERYwHRRs
Hi E E:EEE|; E E!EE:
WIEN o.EorAr~A p.s.
&: e. :: e: s s. ss ' 5! &:
Tho ads. Of the present Day my rejoice for ss.ns
After much study OF Egyptian works the suss.s sod
%asy ss ls s a. q aox ~
Of al respectable druggists and peri'Isess
tie s$ $E:E $ E$E$:
Wish me ioyi I'm the hsppiest man living shs h.sss,
she 3d. @ WI Nth sc S
HE HE H E$EE#s: $ E$#$:
When Speka discovered the the Nile,
opening which found among 10, Of Old mde~sa shirt
saes &c faYsfSs 5Ts
dis,eIyio
"a PENNEY.
who = fasa.h exquisite perfume
who dcs're a truly superior article
iii E$#:#;: E$E$:
totaf ,atla A. c,,,ni.,a ,aa
TIE TIE E EGyrTIAN I LoTgs
f FEiEE h$$EFiSs E E$ESs
We often ask ourselves how did we over get on without
Country folks get along before Oh was "roSuce
g. + far more pulling % know how tne edes manafsa
known.
$$ $i# #E E E$E$#Iss E E$iI:
Every who goe. 20 barber . have hs her hats
used by them The only remedy we know OF for thk
trouble Is to insist upon their using nothing but the T. In
HE HE fS Es$SE4ss E f$F|:
TlIE EGYPTIAN Lotus.
Academy Of Music-l,s, nsn-b,iceny riga, hand aade
ae 9' SSe n ian Ss ss en-. a.
It at any respectable pcrfumers OF drugsisls
# Hi E:#:#s $ |$H$:
We often are Obliged % DO violence 70 orr fscnss z
sitting N The close s foul a.. % TIC rss rps% taking %
injurious We would advise ali psr.ons basias nis az.
With NV EdafiAS IoTG% '''
TIE TIE EGYrTIas I hSTSs
TIE TIE F faSrFiss E toTSs
yet BOT cerisnly shall dPf for Sa future S '.''
AA s4SE!Ss e e e TIE I t4eIEs
AG csSri9ss 10 T Tiik E tABiks
Ac csUrISs TO TO T THE hApIks
4 GAyTioN 70 IiiK LxDiEs,
AA SsS!IISs !FSS E E!!k E hAB!Es
Don't be imposed upon by having foreign perfumes forced
% "Se" get the se and sa.
sud youn never use any other Afterwards
For sale at all the druss-,.' and peefamsrs'
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
E EayrrIaE E ISFUs
E EayrTIAs iorSs
rssy have been making great fu~. ia Nov YORK over As
he Day ~h two Sos Ss
worst wards the city ana found tho 9th and stencil worse
dreadfuly since, ony The
having taken the precsuon before starting -
provide ourselves With ootieof ne EGYPTIAN LoTts
40 Ac.
THE EGYPTIAN Lotus
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THE EGYPTIAN Lotus
THE EGYPTIAN LOrUS
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TIE E1yrIiAN LOTUS
TI,r .ugYTlAN LOrus
TiiE E9yPT1rT tUIvS-
TlE BgyrffAN LOfOS
SOMETHING nEW.
SOMETHING NEW.
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s.i,ri.,s psrfume foe the handkerchief which sscsv
sdy ought she wants Tho YER bcss srtce 10 The
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rhey have been making gre, York over
condition OF Streets wonder. We made tour At
inspection other With friends through
worst wards In the CITY, and found the nh and stencil
than describcd he Our friends
dreadfuly ia snce and ony from tbs
same having taken the precsuon before starting
provide ourselves with bottle OF the EGYPTIAN LDTUH.
10 te
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THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.

When Spoke discovered the OF the Mite he alsm
found an old yaise bearing the Of Marc Antony.
opening which he found among lot OF old widowed shir
and dress coats receipt for making the favore Perfume 81
Cleopatrathe extract OF the LILY OF The Niie-commoniy
called the EGYPTIAN LOTUS THIS receipt he sent mus
diatey to
n. A. PENNEY.
who prepared exquisite perfume % sx
who dcsire truly superior article.
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,pELPHIA, Oct Is, 1866.
1aN ants6r teen hundred copies OF
Nls9eN ,sHaol conservation Of Bishop
ss veft eIs. rinted. The Convention
-.,sat mod
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xlpHis, Oct is, 1865
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Suitable for All.
n you are sick BRANDRErHS PILLS will do you good
They suitable for infant youth manhood and Old sgs
and 10 women the most critical aud delicate crvnm
They cannot hurt the animal functions but re
their order and rceatbiish their health OfFltE
BRANDRErH HOUSE. See my usme In while letters 20
the stamp.
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All Prizes Cashed Ia Legal Lotteries.
Circulars and drawing sent = cbuTE Broker l76 Broad
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Lock essteh Machines, with Reversible
Feed Movement FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE 20
No 500 Broadway
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All that Paris Offers
IN CHII.DRENS FANCY HATS,
at GENfN :, bi3 Broadway,
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If You want . Good Watch ~ Whots-
ssIe price 90 70 t9i Eighth avenue
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Vans, Bridal 1880 A. an ao,.r.
For wedding presents; ten, fifteen, tweny - ss.,.
each FOR sale by GEo. q. ALLEN, ais Broadway, oar
below Canal street