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Political News.

uNrrD Srsrss AgrOFStT ToE HEsrrCgT Pre- 4 Mt
Johnson has appointed Colonel - n 81 TOW 70 Tie 20.
ulton Of tinted siaes Diihc, Attorney ror kentucky
IN place o. Joshua Tei g. sncd
Iowa CoSGEs-IoSsL CaSnipArEs Congressman Hab.
bard announces h.r.sef a candidate ror rcnonlnAoa
IN the fix,h district Of Iowa There every prospect
for &c Eight IN ,Ae rifth d-Eci for the nominal %
The radical clique Dclmones doing al they can to
defeat John A Kasson, the present member
IsplASA C0SCREs.sOyAL CAsp,DAT- Hon y " voor.
;ses decI o. beiuk . candidate for Congress. in Tho
a. - u~v~ - G~-x 4-ss~-0 Nu--v ~
seventh district Judge Hams Judge Jl1yyD0 All
probably be the candidate To- The position ia that Dis
inct
Josxsox CoSGyrssievn C9yvNrOg ~ fsmAs, The
democrats and johnson Of he Burnt district in
Indiana have fused the nomination for Conreesren
md hold joint convention The lTth o, neu month
Judge Klgore Is the probsbIe nominee W make
the race asains, Julian
MAJOR GsSyRAL smELD@ rN issrys og rvs DAr -
MAJOR venoral James shelds addressed mass meeting
Of the citizens Of Livingston county Missouri on April
Q he took emphatic ground asaihs, the radicals aud
thor policy, aud vigorously defended President John
son
Iowa DExocRsuc SrtrE CosvEsrioy The Iowa Demo.
cratic State Central Committee have designated the 9th
Of June a the time Tor holding The Democratic State
Convention for that -sote
onto rnos srArg Cosvysros-A coll for an Ohio
Tn on state Convention 10 DO beid ., Colambas Jane
20 for the nomination o. candidates for Secretary Of
sisie ADD Jvdse Of the Supreme Court, -ss made on
Wednesday las, by the Union Committee
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Testimonial os the seventy -Grst Rssi-
ment to the Boston FusiIeers.

IN the latter psrs Of last snnmer II may be ttmem
bcr-i companies 3 and q tho seventy regimen
National Guaris accepting of .sn invitation from tho
Boston FusiicSr to visit The "Hab" repaired 10 lbt,
city and were received Ndh the utmost cofdslty DE
srons Of ssfying thor appreciation % The reception
accorded ,hcm by H., tho crack corps q Boston the
immodi siey upon returning organized a committee -
adopt neat Device 10 present she Fugoer AMI
tho selection Is decidedly credtabs to the coinlifse
l. also the execution 20 the srisl4 Sho po1e.s a.
The testimonial which " finished h ~ exhLi.
ton ~ ,he photograph gaicFy Of 1ordpo o. oorn.r
% Barclay and Crorawi Froe's u consists % the
Portrait VI the members " companifs aud n viii
alupund a finely executed piece % c4itgaVhy art To-
cOily fame o! black walnut which latter b. fGd'ed
With III star snrmDrntcd ny on cag and coat ~ arfls
aiih vtouy other military ioycss o. gh Tue fame
F'iud about seven feet high. Tts following u the
s'rinion IN TIE ccn,ro % he frame
f1"rAHiEs Asp W, frtF~gT ffgfsI y q.
~ Y 40 lana fisC2sf bosIOs TcsnFfIs. GHuuss
Words being uairgua,e T. rtpfea yuf glaieiri Hfe 3d.
sl'ii All you received oIrah f " ,guf oy. sna
nli hAsng yri hai opportunity " rss Jon herf in
return. deem NOT napprnFias 70 place nrou Irr1rf
tlsnoHle lgmeni 81 ug DEBT YOU u foH
hearts yoa Vii " oossitndy rsmuisd NJ .oaa you
deire 10 ,idt this msirylqt 81 te.F bfrr s estesn d
ttfirfspeei4l triv.iefs aud tsa9r iu w-itff~
g4uif4 re-' rtaln AufifN Y. fnds 300 Iaaffs n e
teri T. Wse0t Captain Amps T. see Lieut. ESQ Wsl1n
,aflenieE
The photographs arc rsreo. specimens ~ tat lf ,ud
coeri keneF ca % tbs Eailsut fannherf Wiz go GlIu
b. douby appreciated ~ the FaAiiefra To- Wsseui.
ton will take place N r.. dsvs
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Fire Ia pearl alrnni.

Between six and O'Clock on Thursday morning q
fire broke the hfth door OF No $50 Pearl street
occupied p7 purdy Norman Story, window shade
manufacturers The aremen promptly cxtuguishcd the
Ere and before much damage was done. Messrs Purdy
Norman 4 Story also occupy the nnh floor OF No $50
factory and the second and third floors AZ A dopo,
The damage win b. about o. 600 f,r ga 800
The fourth floor Of No go Is occupied by Fuchs a
Reitmeyer tassel manufacturers, damage by water
about 800 insured Tor $50 The third noor
John Het paper box maker; pcs sos insured 81 900
Second nOor Joseph Blossom Brothers, paper collar
dealers; damage by water abOnt & 90, Insured for
$25 600. The first floor " drug warehouse owned by
John Rudolphy damage about S5OA insured or 81 OOO
The 1rst aud third noo-s OF No 53s occupied by
II Graves Co, paper hangers; damage Il shi insured
for $500 The building is owned by r. N P.y,er;
it y damaged about $3.50 and 10 Insured IA the Inter
national Home and Corn Exchange The rigu Is sun.
posed 10 have bcen from some acc.iental fsusc 10
known
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MADAME ~ Ltsslx's CONCERT

MADAME bE ItseAN CONCERT.
Last evening the Cummings Lbnry Association gave
concert at Irving Hall, whfh was largely attended
Madame he Lasan the ~ pal and successful
vocalist OF the ng In The duets, tIos and quar-.
tets however he succaeded much better than In the
pueric Dir from the Crispno which not even the com
buet talents of The brothers Hieci ever redeem
We have heard numerous extracts from this boased
opera % the Cobotr aud faTy sung BY very
fair artists aud IN no case have these scicc-
toua been IN any way successful There is
hcavircsa and duness about the attempted wticism
and sTrlghtlncfs 81 THE cTera ~hscL viii exclude
bear Msdams De I4sssn work ter lue soprano voice
such chiidish airs kiaR.klry smith sang very well
Her 0ouirsto proved stil the HsasLps Opn.
ion that American altos no most rccsful that
appeared this season. sign,t fossah sang much
better than ever we heard him IN this hall
The instrumeniasis werr thoroughly smafsursts The
pianist (Miss krokowEkal ATTEMPTED ono Of Richard
Uormane fantasa aus tnrlcfqaed il Heller could
hardly recognize HE thafe rendered BY her She
may do very well IN the drawing room 10 playing hite
wsiUes and poikas but beyond that she a complete
failure. The same may be said q Mr. ". De Iagnay,
Who liared Ggngls exquisite "Lardo % Home
hnd variation BY rancie tho viciiu We wonder
Ntfy much at W. Arpy for afvislnr psrmi,tng
oAe " va pnIs W appaar Ia plhc tra ned ~ crndsly
snd mpedecily The mh ,if by. Danela was
wretched display 10 rcnception and f.Aasqas Madame
D. lGsrau deserves much credit Or her excellent pupil
Miss Mars smith sho bore % horors OF the even.
Ing Hr HrueCn. TIE tenor, wants nare self POSES.
gon ard Tegce before We rank The first
American ieaors 81 tbs eaason Sgnor Fossati was In
ered tho sco from On posg-a, Tho thing on the
bl tae bra,'illl irio ron Bfsorio n The other
fHof sci-c' changed The concert would have
bern mlsn benefited
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Accident on die Philadelphia. Railroad
Two Pcrs In lurcd.

The Phiiadei5nA train that ieft Jersey CITY shortly
after ten oclox yesterday forenoon whea pasng the
crossing al Wa, End, Hudson csy struck horsn and
wagon belonging 10 Ward Me6cvsp. grosers in JeyeY
City, krs the horse. demoaGhins the wagon, and
probably fatply lniunng the occupants VIM Heary and
little by named HonDeytssp. YOung Henry
thrown Ter the wheels, AMI when picked up IL was
found ihE. bis skull fractured his f1oe aud shoulders
shocsingly lsceratsi his arm broken, and heel
tirely eat M. Henry was removed Ia hi home IA
Jersey CITY aud but little h1ys IA erlsTsnsl Of his
coycry. !, Is alleged that the Hssman stopped tho
horse while thcrc sues'cnt tune 20 tho track
and sanai not allow Henry to pr0cood, un, u too
lato ~ escape Rom lir tian. Portions of the hOT-s
VEGA dragged for nsariy half inue
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G A NJ A D A
Grsssa Reception 90 Governor Is.n~rsi
NIOnck At Ottawa.

OTTAWA, g. W., May ., 1896.
therc Was grand reception last evening 10 The Gov
er,er General, Lord Monck. the occasion Of his
ing hero TO take permanent residence. II pub
lie holiday. Triumphai arches erected. and tho
ys'uneeers nromen aud citizens turned
Upon bis arrival the Mayor read address o. welcome
81 pledged the city OF Ottawa In with the
IS The people OF Canada to defend their rights aadbsr
LOS and the British copnection. The Governor replied
Surfing speech ami said the armed domonTtrs.
Ion which circumstances compelled tho provinces
make not without bencnt. They he'd gwen a
vigorous national lie In British America which tho
people were both will ny and able 20 defend The same
.eeling In Nova Scotia aud New Brunsw..k gives an
OF the increased vitality from the poll union
shiloh ho conndentl, expected would soen take place
The home govcTnmcai had sgnined rs unqualified a.
probation Of the for the defence of the prov
nces and had pro:.sei 10 send all the
that may be asked. Other addresses and replies io
lowed in the same strain.
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THE Oh OLE r A.
Tho Case I'm Mulberry Street.-The Latest

Tho Case I'm Mulberry Street.-The Latest
from Quarantfne-Dr.B issell's Report.
Another case OF cholera made its appearance We'd
esday afternoon at 15 Mulberry street. three story
double tenement house occupied by sixteen families
all one hundred and nifty persons the premises being In
a nthy state. The patient Is an Irish named
Mary Coyle, about thirty five years of age She is the
mother OF two children and wife of sailor who arrived
from voyage on Wednesday The woman was taken
ill at two o'clock in the morning, but neglected to send
for medical aid until three O'Clock In the afternoon whom
Dr. Gomez, Of the 81 xth Ward Dlspensary called in
ana Immediately declared tho disease to be genuine
cholera.
The health authorities on being informed of the cir
oumslance, sent immediately two medical inspectors TO
examine the matter, and subsequently, Dr. Harris Wis
of the disease Dslnfeeants been freely dispensed
through the house Several persons have volunteered to
set as nurses DR. stephen Smith and two assistants arc
ia constant attendance. Some slight hopes are enter
-ained for her recovery.
QUARANTINE
ugboat sent down TO the lower BAY yesterday
for the purpose Of bringing up to the city the cabin pas
sengers of tho steamers Virginia and England. II was
impossible TO obtain list OF their names as they did not
reach town until late hour in the evening They
ocred about fifty, all told.
DIR. BIssELLs REPORT.
Mr. Cyrus Curtiss yesterday afternoon received fol-
lowing report from the Deputy Health Officer In charge
of the hospital ship
Total number of board the hospital ship Falcon
New cases ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Total May OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. los
r, a Sn$ Fs EsFs %% o oav
esS s Of che England and Virginia have
NAY = 1885, sly y H. HissAii Deputy Health officer
IMPORTANT SANITARY coNFERENcE
The Committees of the Health, Emigration aud Quaran
tine COMMISSIONS recently appointed for the purpose OF
comforting and adopting such may be
deemed advisable for mutual cooperation aud unity Of
slons closely allied met yesterday afternoon at
The headquarters of the Health Board The members Of
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The Maiden Lane Pirc.
TO THE EDITOR OF rHg snnALp.

~ W ihF tlEALUs
Nrw YORK, My 1900
Your wen known willingness to correct On ciror and
give the credit of act 70 those deserving 81 prompts
tao the liberty OF addressing you regard yonr
netco OF tho are tha ocnrred yesterday a. No IA Mai
den lane for the eStnguahnG OF which you ga credit
In your issue of to-day to the employees % that etbl sh
mtnt The correct account OF the matter 10 AZ 0l0rG
Private James Donovan OF Engine Company no 81,
whale on patrol discovered the ice H. mined latoy
the alnra and had the engine the ground la less
tha1 Ave minute the members OF which stopped tho
Roadway OF tho nro by removing the cotton from ths
building, with certainly assistance from those
employed in the gliding. Trusting that you will give
credit 70 whom credit Is due by publishing the above
remain JULIAN {. HARRISON
Foreman Metropolitan Engine Company so. 81
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The Sale 81 vessels OF the New York Mail
steamship Company.
sCPEEsg cOCHr CHAMBER
Before lodge Cierke

sy~s>s = al ~, Me- Ygrf sgH 9-ymftsp Co-.
prny In tbs The plsntr. complain hsi ibs pgrul.
dent d The company has conveyed 70 pcfson named
Williams Of TIE conpany sseamahips fof 5000 900
By authority q TIC ar-c,ora and that toe oonyeyspo.
made simply 70 cover ~ safe q toe v.sa-l f,r
$50 600 which he had made 70 The pcitc Mail stean.
sbip COMPANY, Nth iu'ent % defand Paintira negs
that hey present. more Than haf The Hfnrk ~ TIE
pAny ns taso came ~ yesterday 90 mot 70 ahor
cause why ~ Iution issued Restraining t1e aeffuis
arts frum sfnE TIE gtesrlship thngN nHs ruuiInaf
The Afgsmnrf 10 ~ c4se wa vptvvlra 1nta , iky
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Fire at Fort Ed w ard.

FORT ENWAED, y. T., Way y 100,
To-day, abou half past six O'Clock fire broke In
tho pottery owned By Satteree Mofey. The Gre soon
reached Rowland. PAscr & Co II paper mil wisoh,
gahcr with large quantity OF wood aud stTag
trely destroyed The loss OF Rowland Pasrf Co. -
$50 SEQ; insured for SIS 900 The loss sattetas
Aotey ~ $15, 200 insured for s. 600 Engiues from
Sandy Hin, Glen's Falls and Saratoga were soon on
hand, and succeeded in preventing the Hanaos from
spreading
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Fire ia MIMI street.

Between SIX ard soven oclogS last evening srr 90
CURED al No l42 Ninth street, front room nst door
among LOT OF bonnet5 and millinery goods belonging
Max IAlienthal The nrc discovered ~ n walter IN
the restaurant adjoining, who M several others hy
tho quick application pals of water succeeded 10 pui
ting out the Gre. III. LNenthal estiiuatol his los
about 81 500; insured for $4,000 ~ hc rarf Insurance
Company The origin OF the lro IL said 80 DO somewhat
remarkable II viii be Investigated ~ tbs Flss Marshal
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by the principal families In EUROPE and Anne
This etrrsnt HT,icl. admitted 70 be the ssndAr1
PREPARATION for all purposes connected With the hair ~
esents its falling eradAtcs scuf daDdrH Ar, ana
Keeps Il Ia the beautiful cOncilon It, hahtua
renders the OIL pomAuim other prepassiis
qi,e Huperduonr. grid by
UAyEY, II Queen street Jersey, kafDpe.
SHAYEE, 2-b ricc.diy. London.
JONES co, ~ Boulevard dos tapgnlnss. Pads
BfRCH, No. aolo.worth street, I.bID
ANTDNfN, Post stTass-. No. 7, H.1bgrf
HBNEHY. nigh street. Guernsey
aRHEs " IfIgh street.
GRArliAN Lincoln shire.
gDNGALA, Madrid spain.
GDRtJD Havana
LYMAN BRO1tfERS, Canada.
MORTON A go. Nova Sonfts
GRAHAM. Newfoundland.
BuHooN NJ a 60 Fan franrfsrs
WATSON, Prince Edward. isiasd
HkMrH1EAD, Balise, uoururaA
rDI. Panama
kIDBEf, Bfsrn
MOSS co. Australia.
liAkoOts, g~ra Cruz. Msacos
ktSstbY, Jasps.
WEIR, Prussia
LOcAsTt, Rpsals.
BtRRATT China
AtNLOyk, Japan
And By al driggsis throughout the -ord
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False Indications Of Cholera.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK May y Ibbb
see it stated in the newspapers that woman has
Just succumbed attack OF cholera; but it il added
that she had unaded emptied all the water closets OF
the house and had spread feca substances thus
moved over her garden There ia In the circumstances
accompanying this death point which suggests doubt
of its having been occasonod by cholera II Is very
possible that the fac. having long inhaled gases
dclcterious alone determined this accident which fire.
,.e.rv occurs In France among the men whose duty
il in N empty prvies and If you will permit me to mar
rate to you circumstance which was witness, you
will sec how il has happened that the death Of this
woman was accompanied BY some Of the symptoms OF
that dreadful disease
Among the delelerlous gases which are disengaged
from priycs certain of them have profound and very
sensible eject There supho hydro acid aud suipho
hydrate OF ammonia II has been ascerained by va.
rety OF e1pcrmens that requires but one IL ic part
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MAJ HFfr NNNk NlMlFAfN Fff1
TiipffTt fafss ts ffsHi af sftnsts es=Iafsi 80
$780, trf 'siiis s N f7 Ntst Ia 49, sis~ess
sytIs 49, tsra "A ~ fslasttfs eatts.rs sst
VA trt.tsM ~ fFfnrfa@f tfNa NO. 49, lfvttp 'lgsv
A. tsasF Hfis rsf 4ffatsffft fAa1Ifi MAsA q n
ts..ls. f.lfa AfsaHH NAHfH
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The Hsssery Enlargement.
scrhyNt CJrrr CnsNsEns.
81, 10 tu1s1 c.ests

Cry I1Tu ~ KayF. a. "A Dotga n ga
irietosu' sgainr 90 siW u ihn esfs NJ s1rs go
80 mfls yfisriw ~ W. O9ermtn. GO. .ai W
CysnwA "a SaDlarY iasi m tha ,sin ~ baiaiag ~
Ha-fFy ~ rAp sal ti,e ialx1stt eufeel 20 felpr
~ Fris'4t Af'ff hssflas ~ pgcwrs1 fgf ~
ns9 10 sni w ReHnt9n tssus Ssigt ti.fse ty)E ",
t4yels a.ll f.s.fte 80 49, al. t.lJ-
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Cholera Dtsa rmsd:
rDk CiIIEr CAUSE OF rEsTILEN.E DEsta1SHN
Dr.. ~ r.. rOtKIAhTs
DIsfsrEcriAp CnIairAL FLUID.
secured b. ste- patent Ia he raitsd ~,es sna fsAsss
fpE WV yonK DisfSFgcrgo oonrASE
al tbelE laboratory.
g's. 80 xsD "a HySny srsgET ~
EVERY FAMILY sopd hes. tbass il,infatanls ard 49,
thefs dsty 10 lhsiT SICK ROOMS, rHiskJ,s, NyR-
staIi.h, WNryRa Losbrf. FRI GKr, CELlAfs. our.
Ti.Es And sEwi.RN
rn-y Hhouid be used Ia al STABLES
Thsusc OF thee aislnfeci.nfs you'd have pRFvgyTFD
&c eases Of rhosr. va Nin~ty tshd and si.fy
these agents dsod0,ircf anussps sGipslSss~ests
aud disnfes1ts In ihe acnAtna n~sfSnG u the wusss
THEY 1Dsons gases snd 0grs ehsmicsi prprf
prs-Ieafng their Place hsalihf Airg dssirsv
and merely sb.Ht.as of pDlsfsgus ~
iuri0us ~ u.aualls "a whirl ttcy ~ aasi
fONLiIA THOMPSON, fgc.fsf street.
oencral nd Sole Agents tor the thisa pt1ss. sad M
caraisa ~ whom AZ orders sh9Hd be afsirr.sei
for .ale ~ eli DIunss al s,nrr. Dealers The Lsis~A
states aud % aadas
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The N eaHf ~cfsfh Nrfinss, frflT Gets
kpfsns ana brises ffefy b0fsr s~nfr si.5tf b. u
SOFA ~ ~ fras.s and - ~ dspf - tslsf sfesf NV
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Cholera IDtssru,.d:

BiiIon Il Foggan's "st~ei SHIRT CelSaS.' %
"snpcrbly enamelsi, white o. Mailed pfomSs1uL
u Nassau street Se~ YORK
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A Cho,es s,osh Of t.r,sin rs,.risi.

A.-A.--Dr. fsogworsby'. VIEW pr.p,iom
THU ss-EA.sss n 90. - q sa1fs unass - rnsI
cure HKbEHyLD'r rs bneshasy
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NIsrrIs, Nay ., ifa5
The tosbost Tisress exploited both hcr boilers near
FULTON last nght Killing the catthus whc tue lri 90
gncer TIE carpenter and three DEB hands and scadng
several OsucfA
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r. ss 'eiI 49,. .s. e. .s. a." ~ H. 80 @ ~.
hoid " al hfs eru1gi-s
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thoi.rs. Dis,sb"a.-r~ k.iii"gsr's I'm
f4.i 80 ilni1tnf W n r'uEffYfIIs To. Y.
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r.r Ffrsk... Nofh Futls. ls.i safrs pst'fisas a.
Nyt naNbr pniEA EsL Nrthu. ~ MAGIC a. st.AL
ffftfN hffrffrtsr Nntfsr 81 fAfs usafseugaa
D. y-sfA ssp0t. 80 rfaaavsr 4td AZ fftsis
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Rest Lite
rary Family Journal In the Country.
The WEEKLY lisRAID for the present week. nov rssiy.
gives continuation OF the deeply interesting
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eric Brtner, John Galaspley, Edward Rowland. Felix
Vandervennet, Peter Hisgen, Julian Robert, Adolphe
Dufosse in behalf Of the Germanx
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t. prevent disappointment In getting the sary num-s
OF this interesting story, new subscribcn, vii
do well 70 send IN their Subscriptions
ut least a couple o. weeks
rs .nyaSuH
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nnrrx,. Trleoph.rou. Gov .hs m.ir.

Ass Your Druggist for Uems Diters. o.
LIVE TONIC the cholera preventive Depot $40 ,srsad -
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4. Motifs Chemical pgrasas Wfstefst
49, hsf |ttsa eFfIaN T. 90 rafsf ss .I.lN
w. ~ lIft ll .tta1 saaletf t.rt t D ftl.lf tt
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Choisrs.-Dr. Bsek~siIs syssp " . Me-
lianif fsI. ~ md should - w every bep.- FffH
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Ftsa no other hsE hsrsus ~srns tho stsase.
browns "yRnsiFU0E cOsYfrsr al a-srs,
-Hhsut .nivry 10 TIE chad
chndoa having require inmstists siisaiiss.
u~x.ei 4 ths roplls often casses rsaisar 4
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rsGHs Single. subscription, 81; Three copies, 81
Five copIes o. Ten copies, siS. Single copies. 1--WE
centa each limited number % a4ivcrti sansais Ia
serted In tho WFEKlY Hrsstn
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"ARSoLD's CHOICE &"
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Csisfsdoro'. bf.is Dys-rbs usS evss
ta-nalariursf wtocs..s sAf rrLsn ata apit~f. sss
Asfuf fffffa@
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TIfE fISENT STOCK DF f.Nfif~N. AfDffN ANU FArgs
cDAIIhGk. 1lOr~KntaN. CLOTHS AND UuttttNs
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II viii also contains Tho Internal Rcyeuus bill vita
the alterations reported by the Committee OF Ways
and Means, Intelligence from the National Capital, ard
report Of the proceeding q Congress; The latest move
ment OF the naas Interesting News from all parts OF
Europe Accom- Of the Nevro Riot az Memphis, Edit
torials Oh leading event "our Weekly Gossip; rhs
Current News Of he day Theatrical and Musical cy'sw
for tho week Interesting Literary Artistic and scien.ina
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with quantity Of Interesting matter Tor Farmers 40
AgricuIturists; Interesting infcrmhi on fr Minors.
Sporting News Reriyrs lntollg 'nce, Varieties: FAcs>
the Valuable royeHs = tho Noisy Commercial. Dry
Goods Boots aud shoe Horse and cattle Markets, Mar
riagcs and Deaths Attachments nd reports VI all in
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