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ESrlPANATOls CAPlLLI.

For restoring hair upon'bald heads (from whatever
cause it may have fallen on) and forcing growth Of
hair upon the face 1t has no equal II will force The
beard 10 grow upon the sinoothe 81 face in from i've
to eight weeks. or hair upon bald heads in from two
asserted that there nothing that win force or hast.
en the growth of tho hair or beard. Their assert ION
are false, as thousands OF living witnesses (lrom
their cApericncc) eau bear wi ness. But many Will
say how arc we 10 distinguish the gcnuin from the
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the different Preparation advertised for the hair aud
beard are entirely worthless, and you may have a.
ready thrown away large amounts IN their purchase,
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will cost You nothing anless II fu lly comes up to ou
send us one dollar and we viii forward il, POSTPAID.
together with receipt for the money, whirh will be
returned you on application, providing entire SAILS
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AND
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Observation-Disclosures SO

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over eight years, rnd II is only through the increasing
demand aud urgent request OF my friends and the
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agent for The various discases to whch that noble
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Many remedies have been offered TO the public
under different forms, snlJe of these arc INJURIOUS
others al best Of little use, and many wholly ian.
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recommended.
Jud'cous aud really useful compo sition, free
rom thUse objections, has he Ictoore ionu been dc.
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. N. N. TRAuGH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

,BLOOASBURG, Pa, rsGA
aud adjoining counties. ~'S''s u eo'vaois
June 90 1866 '" w.
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AksisNNALE A & CD.

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AGENTS FOR EUROPEAN MAufACT URERs,
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have been consigned 10 them with Instructions to be
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co., therefore. resolved 10 offer them according 10
their ordinary system Of business at 81 each, with
out regard to vnus,
The following list shows tho original wholesale
prices { some of the articles which they now offer
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,SiaWS TnyiraIlcd PuHo Polish,
jus, introduced, and being adopted by all cadin ng
houses in the manufacture Of Pianos, Organs, Bil.
hard Tables Furniture, &c. &c. Every one VINO has
u Piano should have a bottle Of tins Polish. Send
for Circulars, aud we VIII give full particulars and
directions. Applications for Territory and Agencies
received by GROWN 4 PERKINS, General Agents
for the United states, 40 BroOme Street, ~ Y.
" As many persons in tho country whnta sin
Gle bottle, and rs the article cannot be- Gent by mail
where Clubs arc made up, aud one oi more d"zet
ordered, (with the money! we will forward by eS.
pgess Charges pail Tor 50 per dozrn.
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GEN'L AGENTS FOR the UNITED STATES,
No, 400 Broome Street, N, Y.
Oct. 81 1SG5.-iy, J. a,
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The article will be shown To the holder or the
t;catc, aud II Ill c ~ his opi"n whether H. pays
the duiIgI and takes the Article or not. In ar
uces sent by mail or express are not satisfactory
Iney eau be- returned and 'he money win be refunded
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-16
LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

DARING ATTEMPT AT Hi0HwAY RoBBERY On Monday
evening az Long Island farmer proceeding to mar
ke. along tho Jamaica and Brooklyn psank road, and
when between Ciarsnceville and woodhayen was ap
preached by In dark costume, somewhat con-
cealing his features from view, who very politely asked
him 10 allow him to ride, and before the farmer had
tims 10 reply he was upon the wagon with cooked
pistol pointed close to the OF the unsuspectng
farmer, who, terrified and orrorsrickeu, asked the
aadacious individual what he meant BY such lawiess
conduct and told that ne wanted "his money or his
lite" The farmer, hardly knowing what course to
pursue told the intruder that be would give him all the
money he had: but the intruder was not satisfied 10
allow the victim At his hands 10 surrender
the contents OF his pockets and demanded mat
the farmer should allow him TO ransack his
pockets, which he did, and ~hile ne was doing
the act the farmer with great presence OF mind dealt
whip which he held in his hand, telling him 70 the
ground and falling also himself. Fortunately the high
waymsn had careiessly laid the pistol down upon me
the farmer, being In possession OF the whip. proved
moro than match for his adversary. and while the
encounter lasted he beat him uncereuontously about
the head leaving him unconscious upon the ground and
the blood streaming fast from his head and mouth.
He was taken up by some persons who were passing
and conveyed to adjacent hotel where aid was
dered and the wants OF the highwsymAn attended to-
tho people who took care OF him totally ignorant OF
tho vocation which he trying to carry on but few
minutes prevous--aud when he restored
70, consciousness he travelled ~ fast as he was
able; the way he pursued towards the city,
whore probably he tried his calling again with more
success than in this case. II Is a wonder that tho
farmer, Wuo lives near Fhlhboiu, see sue
man was taken In charge by officials OF the Law
instead OF driving OF and leaving the villain to his own
pleasure 10 perform OF this kind upon some other
persons who probably will DO lsss fortunate In this
case.
Tn. MAspErn SHOOTING CAsR-On tho 7th inst Mr..
Philip Groesbcck, hts wife and female companion,
proceeding along the main thoroughiarc. In the
village OF Maspeth they assaulted by some
boys by throwing stones at thom. Mr. Groesbeck re-.
monstrated with tho boys in yard where they had
taken refuge, when he started 10 return to the two
ladies and received q blow upon the arm. When ne
entered the street OF the boys named Garvey fol-
lowed him. having in his possession shot gun, which
no discharged II Is alleged, at the gentleman ano
missing him. the contents Of the gun took effect In tho
dress and some passed into the legs OF the woman
Garyoy has been arrested.
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CULT or SESSIONS.

Curious Cuse-A Midnight Interview Under
Interesting Circums tnucc-.
Before Judge Dkeman and Justices Hoyt and voorhees,
One OF the most curious cases ever before a criminal
court uas tricd yesterday In tho Court Of Sessions
man named John Z. Esson, apparently about twenty
one or twenty-five year OF age and OF rather comey
features, was placed under Indictment cbnrg
Ing him with assault and attempt to rob- The CON-
planning witness was ono Sarah Fillmore, pretty
young woman OF petite ngire and about twenty years Of
end the evidence throughout showed that the social
aNars OF the parties connected With The Gaze, nclud
several Of the Witnesses OF singular not to
immoral Character. IL appears from safah's testimony
that Tor about three months previous t. the I'D Of Juuc
last The prisoner and the young womaD Fillmore had
living together as man aBd wife at the bOsse Of Mrs.
Giace Hardy, No II Watts street Gu this day she lett
the house during his absence with the purpose OF
manning away IN order a. sue says 10 lead better life
she had told Nelson pre- ious this that she intended
10 leave him. but did uot fivc him any notification on
the day IN question That no gJn2 tbeu. sue
ceeded 70 the residence q certain family Grand
street, brooklyn, r. d., where she knew the family.
aud begsn y, make arrangements towards earning an
honorable living by working On thai night, or rather
the next morning bctween Twelve aud o'clock, while
she was as ecp with Miss Fanny Pangborn tho pris
oncr. who had come from New York. contrivcd to
eject an entrance 10 the bedroom, and by means Of
threats compelled her " leave the bed and accompany
him 10 another room. where he asked her FOR
monsy 70 pay his fare the ferry, He also com
arr sted AFTER remaining In the room for somo tme wit
ness accompanied Nelson down TO the door, where he
kissed her and lefk On the witness
testified that abe had been twice married but did not
live with either OF her husbaBds hiss ~ Fillmore gave
her testimony IN rather Straightforward man nsr, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-16
MEETING OF REAL ESTATE OWNERS.

Tie members Of tho Rosi Estate Mutual Protective
Association met at their hall, 287 Bowery, last evening
and transacted business Of important character The
attendance was slim-but twenty members OF the
ciey being present On tho reading and approval Of
the minutes OF the previous meeting the secretary
authorized TO notify members by circular attend the
next business meeting. The Executive Committee was
requested by resolution. giving them full power
behalf OF the organization 10 employ counsel, that In
the even, Of any member being brought court for
nezloctng TO comply with the tenement House Law TO
defend aud test tho const tionaty OF the law Menu
bers Of the society declared the superintendent OF
Buildings unit 20 hold the ONCE, and considerable dis
cusson rs 10 whether he had been appointed By
the Mayor or Governor, and II was generally concluded
that the Office In question ned by appointment OF
the Mayor The question referred the Executive
Committee. The Chair then stated that tho Supern-
teDdent had 10 ued notices to OF tenement build
ings informing them that wood houses In cellars must
be made hreproof and bakheads placed on the heads
OF ftarwsys leading 10 the roof, In default OF
which suts would be Instituted against all owners OF real
properly that did not fully comply with the Law within
ten days The members OF the society towards tho close
OF the meeting abandoned the more formal manner q
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q portion Of the time with apparent nonchalsnca ana
after leaving the stand she kept her 10 Ter
iacs, IN order 70 conceal her ssre
Hiss fangborn. who resides Ia Ksypprt ~ j. testified
that che was visit to her grsndothef ian occupant
OF the house In question: at The time was n bed with
tho young woman Fillmore the morning the or onsr
rose from behind the foot OF the bed He told her ths.
hq Wished 20 have few words with her and they both
iefs the room. Nelson told witness thai II se gave
alarm he would nre at her. meaning that be would shoot
her with pistol which no had. He looked the door,
and remained absent with Miss ~ Fillmore sboa, an
hour, when she returned the bedroom aud would not
say thing concerning the affair.
Mr. A. J. Spooner appeared for the defence. and in
opening tue denied that the prisoner intended 10
commit robbery or any criminal offence whatever He
nes merely lover, who had been deserted by this
{ouns woman, and desired 10 have an Interview with
ner LOT tue purpose OF etfectng reconciliation Coun
SCI Also Claimed that the prisoner had been admitted 10
.he mousse by soe person living within but this as
not shown by the evidence
Inc lrst witness called was Mrs Hardy who testified
that Miss Fillmore leased rooms In her house for two
gentlemen and their wives These parties, incl ldng
MES Fillmore, who passed the wife of one George
netcnei DAD occupied tho about weeks when
Miss Fillmore confessed day 70 witness tbat she was
not hetcheis wife She then induced witness TO allow
Nelson TO come there, and after living with him or
ABOUT three months she ief, the house on 22d ~
June Tor Williamsburg Is already stated When Nelson
returned home that night he said neither locks nor
bolts could keep her from limnot that he would
hurt hair OF her head.
Miss ~ Ketcne, dashing young woman who was
one OF the parties for whom Miss ~ Fillmore leased tho
rooms In Watts street. tcstdcd that the Of
latter for 'truth and veracty Sin amously bad y
She also repeated the story Of Sarahs loves md
crossexam nation confessed that herself had
twice married. but did not live witn either OF her hus
bands She lived in "another capacity as she had
child to support.
Another witness was called for the purpose OF show
Jog that the prisoner had always borne good cnaracor
but he rather injured his case than otherwise.
Tho jury convicted Nelson Of assault and he will be
sentelced to day.
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UNITED STATES cuasssIoasas COURT.
DistsllinR In u Dwelling House.
Before Commissioner Jones

Disabling In II Dwelling House.
Before Commissioner Jones'
United states Peter EcNalIy and Patrick Gdrrin-
Tho defendants were arrested Monday night tie
charge Of being engaged in the distling business in
dwelling horge, and without having paid the special tax
required by law 1t appeared by the evidence that
the night question Deputy United States Marshal Ill.,
gins visited a certain dwelling house 10 Pulaski street,
Tompk,ns avenue, In the basement or which he
found slit OF he capacity OF abou, ono hundred GAL
Ions la full operation. Tha defe ndants Ia the
Gsson, of the Forty. ninth precinct, Higgins arrested
them. After tearing out tho still the officers left the
house
Iherc evidence the part OF the defence.
Commissioner Jones led the dsf ndants 10 bail Ia the
OF 900 each, 10 await the action OF the Grand
Jury.
Alleged Illicit ni-liiIery.
United Sa'es u.s. William Doo,ey Tho defendant
charged with carrying the business Of dIser and
aiso wholeaalc dealer, without having paid the SPECIAL
tax.
The case was called ~ before Commissioner Jones
yesterday morning at eleven O'Clock, and the cccn
d,nt aed to appear he he'd 20 avail, tho action Of
tue Grand Jury. Dooey u al larle on ball.
CHARGED with Rcscuing Property Under Sciz-
United States Phip Duty and others In this case
The defendants charged with reCung property seized
by the government officers n 'cl distlery near tho
corner OF Congress and Columbia streets. In The ab-
OF all the witnesses for tc cuon, yesterday
no hearing OF the case ~as postponed until thursday
next al ten A. d.
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INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

The business transacted tho Internal Revenue Office
yesterday was not extensive, il very important
Deputy Comm ssioner parne met with the Metropolitan
Board for the fret time, AID will hereafter preside a.
ell its sessions
The Of the bark Harvest Home, board OF which
about two hundred barrels Of whiskcy seized, on
suspicion Of having bean tempered with after beng
removed from bond Tor export investigated ami
cargo released II found that the whskey board
taled exactly With Tho Withdrawal bond, 70 that tho
Charge OF Intended fraud could not be sustained.
The only seizures rep3r,ed yes erday were:-An al
legged ~ icit still IN Puasi street, Brooklyn, said to
belong TO Edward Duffy, and twelve barrels OF whis cy
sezed pier No 10 East river. Tnis whiskey had
been brought from PhiIadeiphia and intended Tor
the Portland Ls) market II was detained for inves-
cation.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
The Late James r. Pagan, Superintendent Of
Wnrd,a Island.

Tho Late James r. Pagan, superintendent of
Wards Island.
Al special meeting Of the Wards Island Committee
Of the Board Of Commissioners Of Emigration, held
Monday evening" October H. Commissioner Loutrel In
tho chair, and Commissioners Bissinger, Kapp OGor
and NcElroy being present, the chairman an
nounced the death OF tho Superintendent Of their ns
tutious at Wards Island.
rne following resolutions, offered by Commissioner
0'GoRMAS, were motion Of Commissioner KAPP,
unanimously adoptcd:-
Resolved this committee have heard with profound
sorrow OF the death OF the late Superintendent 1t Wads
Island. James r. Pagan.
Resolved, That in his death tho Commission has to re-
the loss OF faithful jealous and ecent OH and
an uprign, and conscientious czen and the members o.
put record tha tribute for the talents which, during the
of their
Wards Island conduced much TO their successful
agcment.
esoived That they tender his bereaved family the
OF their synpathy in Their great affection aud
thai they invite their fellow members Of the Commission
unite with them In attending tbs funeral On Wednesday
the 18th instant
Resolved That tho foregoing resolutions be published
the daily papers and copy be presented 70 the FANNY oi
the deceased,
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Saturday, 18th inst.:-
METROPOLITAN BOARD or HyAtrH.
The week @s, spSsS ia 6ss w,5 81
" ss Hi:' ssp
city limit. :. was hss tiny week and tendency .
disorder. fallen than ooseishis 81 Total 81
charged with only about twenty tho mortality
year Of infancy ,hsre pcrished s children In
New YORK.. rlo per cent, and ~ srooEn bs - y per
per cen, q the mssisliiy as ~ The former
wasting II ss and
lung about equally divide the Of this eices
the certified testimony Of The medical
es Win % sus o o'd
The ians"%atoy and sSnsc.vs disease. that We group
Of death While soassassnsi M ana aynSs
caused BY dsyeOpmen,a d.odsr aue and 0mln death.
IT. are ehsrsed 70 accidents and egirencc Deputy
' ssSs /: .ss. @ %ss
twelfth and siiie.u,a wards ,he death rat. i s high
from peye :, Ole causes. The wards in which d. Stiles
10 s sg%ss m asss a1s
ss; s:5,ss ~ siysss
John 81 y s ass Priv been d y ~
s Of sopS9s. towns - wpca have been
housing % the poor prove that sanitary Works are FOL
and ay O. Of anoo and eon
Humplsc diseases The ue and ts amount OF
healthy hie y Ia like proved to increase with
progress and amount OF local sanitary mfrovement In
nne Towns ana cities IN which ,r simons assistants
ported the results o. twenty rs experience
hAd been dminshed one.hfth that even the rate Of
mortality Of infants under year age was reduced
IKE proportion. And, after close the
sigiheent conclusion reached thai,
examined chUiera epdenics been rendered
practically hArniess' Such results not fortutous They
were peted ey medical men before sanitary
were commenced ret some of the results which Dr. SIMON
has rrcsened IN his report on the sanitary
p .wsny.avc large towns IN Great Britain exceed any pre-
dcon that physicians had ventured utter lie fnds
Example nAs Iscts indicate partial dependence Of
phths on he UNIV lolesome local cond
removed = The reduction Of phthiss where Ger.
tain WORKS oi oranaGe and dyng have been executed IL
far .oo srss Ana 700 general 2 &c accidental
domestic and personal hygiene a. means or preventns
consmptve diseases now shows that
local drsnase Crying and cleanliness greatly reduce
mortality from THIS essa Of masde hs fact should be
per cept OF the nhabtants die OF pb,hss
aud IN many cSunsr towns nearly openh pers BY ibis
relenNess enemy pf tne human family II. bARkTa