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Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-05

The complete returns of the Maryland
election are now reported, and are: for
Governor, Bowie, Democrat, 68,602;
Bond; Republican, 1880; Democratic
majority, 41,712, in total vote of 81, 492.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
THE FENIAMS.

Removal Of Noted C0nvicts to Navnl Trans
ports-Tho Men TO be sent to Australia.
LONDON, Oct. 3, 1867.
Many Of the Fsnan convicts who have hitherto been
confined In English and Irish Jais have been placed
board Transports and will be sent to Australia to
out the terms Of their sentences.
Fenian Assaults In the English Cities-Thc
Conspiracy Extending.
LONDON, Oct. 3-Evening
II IL reported that policeman has been shot and
killed In Rochdas by some Fenians
policeman was attacked and nearly killed in this
city By gang Of Irishmen last night
These events In connection with recent occurrences
Ia Manchester and Ireland have given rise OF
a new and widespread Fenan conspiracy.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
the LACLtDs RACES.

ST. LOUIS Oct .. 1867.
Three races took place on tho Laclcds Course this
afternoon and excited great interest Tho nrst event
was mile dash for two year olds, free for ALL for
purse Of $780, and by John Davis Lexington
ny over A. q. Franklin's lilly Dy Bill CheAlham In 5i
The second event mile heats, free for all, for
premium Of $500 ana 500 to the second horse. The
entries were Franklin's Viola, Smiths Nell Gwynne
Ford Elastic. Alexanders Jonesboro aud shaws sorrel
reIdng by Matt Davis all Of which started Jonesboro
was the avore By large odds. The hrs heat taken
by Jonesboro by length, Nell Gwynne second, vola
third shsw's gelding fourth and Elnstic disancef;
time, 1;4sH: The second and third heats were
won By Nell Gwynne, beating Jonesboro In
the former by neck, and shaws geding, In the latter
by two lengths the latter horse winning the second
prize In last heal Jonesboro several lengths
the rear Tine so and l62x
The third vas I've mite heats free for all TO- run
for 4 premium Of 500 II competed for BY John
son A Douglass Duke Of Orleans and hcKsy's gray
horse by Engineer, they being the only entries The
race was easily by Duke OF Orleans In two straight
heats under a strong pull Time 3:s2A, s45ll.
\. q. Patterson, trainer for johnson Douglass was
ruled OF the track to-day for insulting conduct toward
10 onicers o! the Association.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THE L0spoS MosEY MARKET LONDON, Oct 3-Even.
ing-Corso,s closed steady a "a 5-6 for money Amsr
securities closed at the following rates United
States Gvetwentes, Ti1 Illinois Centrals, 70L Erie
railway shares, AZ; Atlsntc and Great Western Con-
Soidzted bonds, 23A
Tho weekly returns OF the Bank Of England show
that the OF bullion In their va us has increased
E500 900 since the last report
Tsx FR,sKroRr Mosxy MaRgEr--FRASKroRr, Oct. a.
Tho opening quotation OF United States bonds to-day
was H4 for the Issue Of 1892, closing at I45s.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKEL--LivERPoot, Oct 3-Eve-
ning.-fhe market has heavy all day, and closes
at decline OF "a. per ID. The sales foot up 10000
bales The following the authorized closing quota
't,ons :-hddIing upIands, s5d. middling Orleans,
sxd
LivnRrooL BRsApsrurrs MARKrr.--LrvxapooL, Oct D.
Evening The market closed quiet and unchanged
Corn, as I'd per quarter for mixed Western.
Wheat, las Cd. for California white and 13s Cd. for
MivaukeSrsd. Barley, 5s. 3D. Oats, 3s Cd Peas, 46s.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET. -LivKRYooI, Oct g.
Evening --Market irregular, but prices unchanged
our last quotations
LvgRrooL PRocucB MARKET --LIvERPooL, Oct a.
Evening g-Sprits-Peroleum Id higher closing Is Id
per gallon Refined steady al Is 5Isd Other articles
IL produce are unchanged
LONDON MARKETS -LoSpoS, Oct. 3-Evsnine. Sugar
closed 25s Cd. for No. IL Dutcn standard. No aera-
tion In other quotations.
THr Psrnoi Run MARKET -ASrwrRp, Oct 3. PETROLEUM
is quoted at 80 francs per barrel for standard whe
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
S HIP NC NE w 5
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCTOBER 3. 1857.
Arrived.


Steamship Niagara, Brakeman, Richmond and Norfolk,
with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion Steamship
Ship Kate Davenport Otis Philadelphia, 2 days in bal
last to Mercnant viii load for Acapulco for the Pacific
Mail Steamship Co.
Bark Columbus (Brem) Hilmer, Bremen. IS days. with
mdse aud 263 passengers Hermann koop Co. Sept
lat 81 ~ lon H07 spoke ships Thornton, from Liverpool
and American Congress from London both for New York
Ion Sc II, ship Lydia Sc0feld bound w.
Brig salinas (oN Barbados Hout Para 20 days with rub
ber nuts &c to l. K Amsinck Co. Sept 81 lat 10 20 lon
q encountered heavy gale from 81 TO NV which lasted
everything attached lost and split Sails hove down
twice shifted the and strained She
sci badly; lst inst lat - ~ Ion II 81 vessels spars
with rigging attached 9TH in Para river passed steamship
South America bound up; 10TH lat 80 Ion Do IS steam
sh City Of Providence bound Ii 2ath lat ~ OI lon ~ ~
bark Sam sheppard from Philadelphia Tor Cenfuegos.
Brig Lorana, Nicksrson, Boston.
schr Caroline Cornea. Davis, Georgetown, DC.
Schr II Nichols, Brown, Georgetown, DC.
Schr j u Ferris Hunt, Virginia.
Schr Moderator Rulon, Virginia.
Schr Oce n Bird, Reggin Virginia
Schr J 4 Bond, Robbins. Virginia.
srhr Julius Webb Knapp, Virginia.
Schr j $ nowrey. Dukes Virginia
Schr Annie, Moore, virginia.
Schr Mary Parker. Parser Virginia.
Schr French, Lipp nco Virginia.
Schr N Atkins. Robbins. virginia.
Schr q III Hoyt Cranmer, Virginia.
Sour Willard Hart. Davis, Baltimore.
Steamer Nereus, Bear~e, Boston.
Steamer Acushnet Kelly, New Bedford.
Below.
Ship Winged Hunter Isl days from Calcutta (by pilot
boat Edmund Blunt No -.
sailed.
Steamships Bremen, Columbia, Fab Kce, Montgomery.
Gen Barnes. Albemarle, and Z Souder.
Wind vt sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
NEWS From AslzcsA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 8, 1861.
Arizona adviccs TO September IS have been received
memorial had been presented the Territorial As.
senby to ask the general government for protection
against the Indians They state that tho damage to
the people from savsges has been fearful Scarcely
road or fooipath the Territory Is safe for
travellers. Not even the villages tho military
camps are secure from attack Unless speedy assistance
Is rendered tho inhabitants will have abandon tho
Territory The petitioners ask Congress 10 authorize tho
Governor 10 false regiment Of volunteers in tie Ter
ritory for service until the Indians are snblugatsd
Resolutions have been introduced requesting that tho
ierINory Do removed from the command OF General
Mcdowell, and that Arizona be made separate depart
ment, with its commanding ofcer 10 report inn mediaeiy
to General Haileek, In whom the people have cond-
dence.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

showered upon him. Mr. wakeman many rnc- excited nv
sell s @ oay s s. oo Ts ' %
please place before him. Very truly, MIS- A. LINCOLN
DEPARTURE uSAiDED
Mrs. Lncoln's appeal 10 her so-called friends have
Deen made "a VAN. Ire men "no gave nsr 'aluaols
uon In which they held her husband, now in her hour
OF trial. refuse to relieve her from comparative want
The poor lady by this time has discovered the
Of honor honesty dsnterestedness be found In
piacshunters heart and IL must have been with dis
appointments and disgust that she took her departure
yesterday morning from city In which reside OF
wealth who have derived their riches from her hus-
bands hands and through the nstrumenality and in
DESCRIPTION OF rus ARTICLES FOR SALE.
one enters the where these articles are exhb-
ea me nrst that attrscts the eye are nve elegant
Gamers nar shAwls hanging carelessly on the back OF
chair They are of the finest texture, and consd
cred the most expensive In the market At the time OF
others from $325 to $500 each Two white Paisley
shawis lie on the lounge They are OF remarkable ane-
ness and delicate finish and valued $500 each On
the showcase lies ap exquisite and magnificent white
point lace shawl which cost 81 600 and near by are i've
OF the same, averaging from 5000 $500 Seven
heavy double point lace snaws included n the list are
worth s. 500 and paraso covered with the richest Of
thread lace ID valued at $780, Conspicuous among the
articles Is Russian sable cape Of the nnes and s0est
fur 1t Is very large, and cost 500 In goid and
companied by sable boa valued accordingly. Thrown
upon the furs is 2 point lace handkerchief Of the
most delicate texture, worth ,' 500 aud lying
three dresses, whose estimated value IS $4,000 Two
eaboratey wrought bracelets OF the finest gold and
uniquely made, are valued q, $500, and IN the show
case are displayed some OF the richest gems In tho
world An exquisite set OF diamonds, comprising pin
and earrings the stones Of rare brlancy and lsrse
size are exposed for SALE They are valued 81, 500
sinee solitaire diamond ring, OF great brllancy, 10
valued 500 and two smaller ones cost $3.50 and
$500 respectively. SGT OF solitaire diamond earrings
Is valued $780, and alongside . watch and chain
worth 81 000 1t would be too dnicut TO describe the
various trnkets and ohor articles offered tor SALE the
value Of the whole Of which s estimated at close on
$50, 900 in gold
Such 10 the wardrobe and personal psraphernalia OF
one who but lately occupied important q position in
society-the wife OF man whose name was known
throughout the civilized world and whose uutrmely
death called for the sympathy OF almost all mankind
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
QUOTING.
Normal Club. of New York, vs.. National
Club, of Broollyu.

Nornlat Cub, OF New York, vs. National
C1ub, of Brooklyn.
The long talked OF match between these clubs took
place yesterday the grounds OF the at Brooklyn
+. d. Both clubs had their best players hand. and
the games played we're warmly contested. Although
the Brooklyn quotcrs did not of with clear
score they deserve much credit for tho skin they dis
played throughout The New Yorkers after hard
struggle four quartes their side aud that OF the
Brookynites The following the The number OF
points played each game 81 Normal-Flrst game
Crittenton and Meeker, 81, Va George Kemp and W.
Jones, II. Natlonal-Second game.-A c. stoughton
aud P. Jones' 81. H. Sharp and 5. Putnam. 2S Ma
,ional-Third game. agher and Joyce, 81 VS. Dun
ham and Palmer 10. Normal-Fourth game. .--Georgs
Dunning and Gates 81 Tucker and Moran, IL After
splendid repast provided by the Nationals and very
enjoyable evening passed with jokes speeches and
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
rmK psoxss ADVANCES MRS. LINCOLN MONEY.

THE BRoKER ADVANCES LINCOLN MONEY!
About four days ago Mrs. Lincoln, her son Tad and
tho negro attendant arrived again in the city and put up
at the Brandreth House, the lady entering her
the books ~ NM Morris She remained within doors,
gong no place OF amusement or public resort except
carriage she and hor son and servant took drive
the Park Az this time, hor wants becoming very press
ing, obliged TO send the following note 70 her
srrrrwssr 81, 1867.
Mrs r. win trouble Mr.. Brady 10 advance her
dred dollars, which she hopes soon TO return.
Mr. Brady complied with the request and received the
following
Receised Of VIM. II. Brady sir hundred dollars; -
TUE REPUBLICAN LEADERS
On being questioned what her feelings In regard
conduct Of the republican party towards berseif
aud fafriiy, Mira Lincoln reped:"I could not relin-
quish my attachment for the party to which my hus-
band belonged aud in whose bis precious life was
as Weed, Raymond aud Seward, who nominally belong
It. and who, TO accomplish their purposes would drag
IL down 70 the lowest depths Of degradation The late
President thoroughly tested these men sud had be-
como fully aware before his death OF their treach-
cry and fslseness." she complains bitterly,
to secure their ofhciai positions and profssssd
themselves her best friends should ignore her Alto
gether and Is particularly severe on parties such a.
Weed Raymond. Seward and Others, through whose n
auencs she says. the plan TO avountsy subscrp
ton OF the people was defeated
SURVEYOR wAKvMAH AND MRS uScuLS
Gentlemen interested In the widow OF The late Prosi-
dent called various tmes some OF the republican
occholdera who were parsy indebted 70 that lady for
their position bu; all 10 purpose Among others, in
compisnce with the following letter, Surveyor wakeraan
was waited on, and promised three times so ac
cede Mrs. Lincolns request Up TO the present. 10
said be has mol been heard from -
cuicsco, ser, ~ 1871
W. II. BRADY, Esq -
ia largely indebted for obtaining the lucrative
which held for several years and from whieh
he has very large fortune lie w assist me IN
my painful and Illuminating situation scsrcely removed
from want would scarcely hesitate IN sn1si
aAnet the nsnf fay0rs my husband aud my sell Away
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
American Povrs.

CHARLESTON, Oct 3-Arrved, bask Hector, Middleboro.
Eng.
saied-seamshp Moncka. Winchester, New York; schr
Casta, Hartford.
SAVANNAH. Oct 3--saled, steamships II Livingston.
Baker, and huntsville Crowel. NYork, bark IL jenkins.
Montevd.o; brig Co della, Daren.
SAN FRANCISCO, ocly-Arrived ship Andrew Jacksons
New York.
Cieared-Shp Thunderstorm (Brl Liverpool
saied-Sbip San Lorenzo. Liverpool
Ship Rdward Brien ha been chartered FOR Liverpool as
the rat OF 81 sterling,
EUr Oler Shipping Nc0s See Ni,h PGos
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
A U S 7 R a..

Catholic Convocation in support of the
COncOrdnt.
VIENNA, Oct. g. 1867.
The Roman Catholic bishops OF the Austrian empire
have met congress, and declared their opposition to
any change in the Concordat established between
Rome and Austria
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
The Italo-Roman Revolution in
Alarming Progress.
Victor Emanuel Refuses Military Aid
to the Pope.
The City Of Hamburg Rejects the
German Zollverein.
THE REVOLUTION.

.4Iarming Condition Of Affairs In 1taiy-Thc
Vitert,o Outbreak not Quelled- Success Of
the GA,ribnIdinns-kinx Victor Emanuel Re.
fuses AID 10 the Pope-France Likely TO In-
tcrfeRe.
LONDON, Oct midnight
The reports from italy are startling.
dispatch reviewed from Florence late this evening
says that the outbreak at viterbo not quellsd.
The small town OF Aquapendente in Orvie,o, has been
captured by the insurgents who now have full posses
sion OF all the roads leading TO It.
The commander OF the forces OF the Pope has asked
che Italian government for instant assistancA
Italy refuses 70 furnish any sodiers
There Is no longer room for doubt thxs the revolt
10 seroua
There are alarming apprehensions Of interruption
OF the heretofore friendly relations between Italy and
France.
LONDON, Oct 3-Mdnight.
The following despatch from Italy has just been
received hero
FLoREScK, Oct 3-EveninE.
The rebels hold posts In the province of viterbo
and await the attack Of the Pontihcial troops
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
A M U 8 & NJ E NJ r S.

Theatre Francais-La Grande DRchesse.
Tho sparkling little opera boGe that introduced Ofeu
bach to tho American public few nights ago has taken
hold Of tho affections Of the New Workers. and continues
to draw hundreds OF admirers every night to tho Theatre
Francas Tue merry, mischevous little Duchess with
tho sabre de p-e Frtzs particular aversion; that
unapprecative object OF the merry, mschievous, &c
affection who has the bad taste to prefer wild country
girl to her; the great General Boum. OF gunpowder
smelling procvities. who looks upon poor Fritz with
evil and busters much IS II he had Dutch Gap
Fort Fisher on the braiy; the diplomatic Baron Puck
ctlibre OF statesmen; the harmless
Prince Paul, is troub ed with softenng of the brain
and the Gazette de Hodnd and the stately Baron Grog
with his inimablo bow popular to-day IN Gotham
as any of Dickens characters. And tho champagne
vie Of muslc the dresses the chorus orchestra
all excellent. We predict long Black Crooksh for
her lad, ship
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
7 U R K E Y.

Apology OF the Turkish Government to the
American Ambassador at ConstantinOpic.
LONDON, Oct. 3-Midnight
she Turkish government has made apology TO the
American Ambassador Constantinople for the insult
offered to or the attached to the United
States Consulate
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The Cession Of the Island Of Gambia Dema nded
by the Emperor OF Russia.
LONDON Oct 3-Midnight
The Emperor Alexander OF Russia has demanded Of
the Sublime Porte the Of the island OF Gambia
Greece.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
II U N G A R Y.

Charges Against kossuth as a Patriot.
PEsTg, oct 2. 1867.
The Ndpio newspaper) OF this city publishes letters
and other documents prove that Louis Kossuth was
engaged inrsues With agents the Russian Cover.
aneat in fS4g.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
THE ITALIAN DISPATCHES.

No News From Rome-Au Anti-Papal Revolt
In ViterbO.
FLORENCE, Oct 2 1857.
Official dispatches published to-day silent in
gard to Rome but confirm the reports that q revolt has
broken out In the Papal Province OF Viterbo.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

Notirc.-We have Opened Once In New
York. No IL Bnrng slip southeast of Water street.
and have connected with aud Office in
Philadelphia by i25 nales of PRIVATE TELEGRAPH
WIRES.
Prompt attention viii be gwen TO orders for white Lead.
Coiors, Alum Acids and ot.r articles OF manufacture
HARRISON BROTHERS CO.,
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

A.-Perfumery by the min sOp.-Sinrc the In.
PRODUCTION OF Phalons new Perfume, the NlOHr BLOOM
cFEUS sales have exceeded the enormous hguro
Of TWO MILLIONS OF BOTTLES A correct idea OF this
immense quantity be formed from the that II
placed continuous line the bottles would actually reach
l26 Engsh miles. constituting stream OF this deli
cousy fragrant liquid extending from New York 10 Phila-
deIIllu AnQ haf way back again
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
S p | N

The New Captain General of Cuba.
MADRID. Oct 8, 1857.
General Lersundi has received his commission as
Captain General OF the Island Of Cuba and viii inme-
diately sail for Havana
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.

Masonic Entertainments In England.
LONDON Oct. 3, 1867.
The members or the Mrsonic Order last night gave
grand dinner At Gravessnd to the officers OF Admiral
Farsgut's flagship, the Franklin, now lying of that
port
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
GERMAN C0M siEaCE.

BERLIN, Oct 3. 1867.
Tho city OF Hamburg refuses to JOIN the Zollvsrein
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.
Tho Minnesota nj Lisbon.

The Minnesota Lisbon.
LISBON Oct s. 1867.
The United States frigats Minnesota, Commodore
James Alden commanding, has arrived here She has
on board large number OF midshipmen.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

Atmospheric Influence and Much Public
speaking produce coughs and weak lungs Permanent
lief only obtained by removing the H0FFS
MALT EXTRACT n sovereign remedy for diseases OF tho
throat chest lungs, stomach and the only natural tonic
Mr. A. Behrend A Sixth street. writes"Por the past two
and chest have been coated with phlec.
but on splendid beverage has produced free expccors
on all Sold by all druggists gro
GERS and 512 Broadway, at the depot.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

,Ir. y. a. Dawson, Pianist. Has. We Under.
-
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
DEATH o. sN THOMAS {. sustt. uF MISSOURI

ST. Lorrs, Oct 1897
Hon Thomas f. Noell. MEMBER OF Congress from the
Thrc t.sr CT lns STATE died this morning after
a tpnu f.neE4
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

BROTHER Twenty elgnsh street. sesoad avenue AM, anu
Buldnes iron Front Roofs, firpruof Ceilings. floors
ard Partons wrought and cas-, iron Grders and Beams
younns now inteis aud ss IN great variety OF pat
terms; Illuminating Tes fgr area. Doors and roofs isos
Doors and shntters Sashes Skyghts RAng stable fLJ
,nr~s Roof Cresting for frenca roofs &c Particu16
Attention paid TO the ufacturc Of nne Castings.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

ROYAL Havana Ioffery.-Prizes Paid IN
sod infcrmaton furnished The highest racs paid Zoe
Dou blooms and al kinds OF Gold and silver 40 .
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers 10 wall street, ~ ..
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

Lea e. perrin's ssucc.-D clicious with soup,
III J6iX DtSCAks SONS Agents for the United sa,ea
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
fsE IN san FRANC SEQ.

san Fnhscrseo oet Q, 1861
rhe extensive ,annery aud wool d,es.ng establish
meui VI scdceiy Davis was destroyed Oy are last
n,.at rAe oss vas about si0loJQ.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

LONDON, Oct. 28.-Ths steamship ATLANTA, Captain
Pinkhan1 OF the London and New York line from NV
York on the 14h inst, via Bresl arrived here this
mofnlnS
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

uii,s Hair Dye-J0 cents, Rack. Brown.
fnfsihe Unguent for The sr0wth and beauty
OF the hair. Depot rs Duane street.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

HvRtis I.tfc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, NsvvrM..
cia and their forms. also Scrofua, Kings
Evi Erys.peas Old Ulcers, salt Rhcum; Dyspepsa Liver
Complaint Kidneys the OF nnpuriiy o. tho
blood Ac are certainly cured ny this puri
fer 81 per bottle sold by druggss Depot 20 Orand St
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

Tho Broadway Bridge People who snkc the
trouble 70 sratfy their curiosity BY LOOK ~ no oew
Rrdsa win fail be repaid but by seppins INTO hnshs
they win and gratifying exhibition o. has Gaps.
kc and ~ Hg Broadway MS new sVe OF nat, mn
latest sensation Of the season may pe hah
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

warncck.s Dress Hat fer Centiemen y. Tho
only styie out and ~ decdcdy atracuve Dig hoad-
way. 81 Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

DR.. J.. IL. schcnct. Of PhiladcIrhi,; will be
every Tuesday, from o A. NJ. to3 r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

wigs. Toapee, and Ornamental fInir.-
pesf Quality Hair Dye and llar uyolnn, all co.ors,
sArCuELOR'S. 10 Bond sueek
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

vtstrdoro,s Hair Dye The Best Ever Man.
ufacurcd Wholesale and retail. also applied .. Ma
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

Grover e. Bakers Highest Presnium Sewtug
Nschincs Ss5 kroadway New York
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

All Ladies' Like 10 Have Muhipllcity 81
dashng ties TO choose FROM ana At OENlN.S, SiS
Broadway Fashions Of the civilized world In Msses
and Children Fancy grouped in splendid
The New York herald., 1867-10-04
A Man with His Hands Full.

moved within minutes. at tDr woLC0iTs Office. No
Chatham square. New York The Doctor applies with
brush liquid he calls PAIN PAINT. at any place wherc
pain exists, and. II by magic pain 10 gone The paint
leaves lie welcomes everybody and all their rela
and although few minutes prove eoncusiveiy that
hopeless convinced In the most positive
oce Is almost constantly crowded with fresh
applicants OF them who come over SIX hundred miles
relief chronic difficulties. Many-yes, one third OF
the habit Of hawking and they don't
ails them, their doctors tell them
II cstarrh and 10 disgusting and oathsome disease OF
People who have this complaint catch cold in their
head In fact almost day. phlegm constantly
dropping the throat from the head All such victims
woLCoTTs INSTANT PAIN ANSIHTLAToR.
II costs only 81 and II IL up In days "
you than s. worth OF real benefit return tho
empty and the dollar shall be paid hack but look out
bottles unless In white outside wrap.
pers.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

Sfadf Theatre.

Oyphew in der Unte,7ccn German version Of 0ner-
bachs well known opera Oyphe Was given at tho sadt
theatre lass night, before . large audience. Nine.
LArrongs, the Eurydcs, Ia IN sxcsllcnt actross and
possesses . fresh, we'll trained and sympathetic voice.
Her husband, the Jupiter on the OCCASION 10 German
edition OF Burton. Tho opera was placed on the stage
in splendid STYLE regards costumes and scenery
and the chorus and orchestra did their duty with
ndelily. The German language, however, is hardly
suited for the light, sparkling music OF Onenbach.
The New York herald., 1867-10-04

Yours, very respectfully,