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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

The LogDos MosEy MARKET -LosDoS, Oct I4-Even-
ing-Consols closed al 944 for money. American
securities closed at the following ratssUnted States
nvetwenty bonds, 7l4; lnois Central Railway shares
III; Erie Railway shares, 49,; A.lanc and Great
western consolidated bond, 81 4.
HE FRANKFORT BorRss-FRAsKP)Rr, Oct 14-Eveu-
ing-United states bonds quoted 33 for the issue
OF 1862.
eIlvERPocL CorroS MARKEr.-LIvERrooI, Oc'. IA
Evening The cotton market has been very active dur
sng the day, and there slight al, in quota
lions, which closed hrm, foows:-M ddng uplands.
o l6d Ddding Orleans, ll-l6d. TIE sales Of the
Gay exceeded the noon estimates by 5000 bales footing
up 20, 900 bales.
LyERPcoL BRIApsTurfs MARKkr -LIvERPooI. Oct
14-Evening The market tor breadstuifs closed very
strong and firm Corr advanced 4Ss Cd per
qcarer for mixed Western Wheat firm AZ 14s l0d per
GENITAL for red Western and lis for California white
Barley steady IS O. Oats So 3D. Peas firm at sos.
per quarter Tor Canadian.
LIVERPOOL Provisions NARKET.-LIvERPooI- Oct IA
Evenns.-Beef, l25s pork, lis; bacon, Ass. lard,
b5s 3d. cheese, 81.
LIVERPOOL PRoprcE MARKET -LIvgRPooI, Oct IA
Evening. common roSin S.. Cd. ard medium rosn u.s.
tallow ASS 3D. turpentins has advanced 10 rs Pc
troleum, Is I'd. for spirits and Is. Cd for refined
LONDON Markets. LONDON, Oct. 1l-Eveniny Sugar,
25s 3D. nseed, 6ss Cd. Linseed cakes, 40 l5s. Lin
seed oil, f40 los. Whae OF, s38. perm oil, Gig
The PETROLEUM. MABREr ANTWERP Oct IA Even
ING Petroleum closed at ri ght decline Standard
white was last quoted al 81 francs so cenmcs.
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Resolutions In Favor Of the Nomins5..on Of
General Grant for the Presidency Insre-
duced In the Legislatwre-Tho Insurance
National Bank Failure.
NASHVILLE. Oct. II, 1867.
Resolutions introduced in Legislature to-day
favorng the nomination Of General Grant for President
and for the reduction Of the tax cotton. bill was
introduced assuming claims OF loyal citizens property
taken or destroyed during tho war
Governor Brownlow has submitted the report Of Mr.
McEwel, who sent 10 Memphis to investigate the
condition Of tho Insurance National Bank, that bor-
rowed the school funds The report IL unsatisfactory
indicating but small the balance due
amounting to over $500 900.
Criminal Matters in Nashville-A Negro Sen
fenced to the Peniteniiary for Ten Years.
NASHVILLE Oct IL, 1857.
William and Henry Crockett, OF Williamson county.
have been brought here, charged with the murder Of
Joseph Drake, colorsd. and shooting his wife. The
negroes we're employed BY the Crocketts IN making q
CROP The prisoners gave bail the of IS 900 for
their appearance tomorrow. They are confident Of
acquittai
Joe Wharton, coored man. convicted to-day In
the Criminal Court OF an attempt to commit outrage
upon white woman year ago. He was sentenced 70
the Peniteniiary for ten years.
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MISSOURI.

The state Bonds Controvcrsy-ue1yy Judg-
mcnt> Against the City Of Hannibai-Pigcon
shooting Match.
ST. LOUIS, Oct IA. 1857
The Evening Depach learns that legal steps have been
taken for an application 70 the United States Supreme
Court for nandamus 70 compel the State OF
Missouri pay the interest due on certain State bonds
out Of the money nov IN the treasury.
In the United States Circuit Court Judgment by default
was rendered in favor Of W. s. Alley, Of Now York,
bonds issued by Hannibal in behalf OF the Pike County
QL) Railroad Judge Miller of the United States
Supreme Court Ia sitting with Judges Treat and Krske
Of the Circuit Court
The pigeon shooting match between Shannon, OF 81.
Louis and Taylor OF jersey CITY, for $780, won by
Shannon to-day.
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SYSTEMS RUN DOWN

Persons often allow their systems TO run down."
rather them down by overwork accompanied by neg
what is called general debility" in other words failure
and partial collapse Of the physical forces secomp anied
usually, by great depression OF spirits n
The best remedy In such cases II HOSTETTER'B
STOMACH BTTEKS. Whether the state of exhaustion has
been brought on by physical labor, Dissipation
anxiety mind exposure other the remedial
effect of this great somachic will DO found equally
prompt and certain. As restorative, after severe
sickness has Frustrated the bodily and mental cnsr
gies s pronounced by competent medical authority.
"THE BEST TONIC IN USE"
IF not foolishy careless about their health aad
er-connden in Selves would always when
gagged any required great exeron
pnding OF sustaining Their strength For this
pose HOST ErTERS BITrERs Invaluable. All tocSS
should them invigorant.
For employed In indoor occupation,
pecay crowded workshops they be reckonsd tho
very safeguard of health. Where there predi pos
ton to constipation tendency biousness they
be truly specific which there substitute
New York Once No. 81 DEFY street.
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VIRGINIA.

Radical and Conservative Nominations for
the COnvention-Rcturn Of General sch0.
field.
RICHMOND Oct. IA, 1867
mass meeting Of the republicans at Chester
nrmsd the nominations OF Charles H. Porter J. +. Mad
dox and James B. Carter for Powhatan and Chester.
field. The candidates made speeches and much enthu-
siasm prevailed.
The Di patch learns by special kilograms that Dr.
Charles Irving, old resident and late Major ia the
First Virginia cavalry, has been nominated for the
venon by the conservatives OF Amelia county, and John
G. Woodson and Jacob n. Lggitt, prominent members
OF the bar by the conservatives In Rockingham county
General Scho1eld returned here Yesterday HIS visit
to the capital will not change the plan Of reconstruction
In this State.
card will be published In the morning by the ''mod-
crate republicans" cautionng parties against peaging
themselves 10 the ticket nominated to-day, inte-
gent respectable Candidates. will be announced
The conservatives Intend holding q meeting 20
ganize and nominate ticket for tho city and also
for the county, during the week.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Terrible Accident nj rbIeLsad-seven Me"
Precipsfafed Forty Feet by the Fan ..
..~ssss::-<ssS Wan Killed and tho lscst -
rieusIy Injured.
hARnLgHEAD, Mass. Oct. IL, 1857.
me staging Of the new Baptist church. In course OF
erection here. fell to-day prscipating forty
fest upon the rocks and debris below, Frank Cham
bsrisin, OF Lynn was killed Eben Harris OF Marbehead,
had both broken. head terribly cut, and Is sup
posed 70 be fatally Injured Luke Bogar Of Bear River
Nova Scotia, had both arms aud jaw broken. and re-
ceivsd other injuries which will probably prove fatal
George Knapp, OF Lynn. had bis arm and hip broken.
John Miller OF Lynn, had his skull fractured and both
arms broken, and will procaoiy die Robert Donaldson
had bis wrist broken and injured. internally.
William hby. Of Salem, had his shoulder dslocated
and back injured
The Raid the Westield charlottesville
CenssabIes Held to Bail In $1,000 Each ON a
Charge or Granddaughter.
SFmsGYKLp Oct IL, 1887.
The state cons,ables Who attacked by the mob
At Westteld Saturday night, have all been admitted
TO bail 600 each, and held Tor trial charge
Of manslaughter.
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CONNECTICUT.
Brutal Murder ut Coichesicr-Escnpc OF the
Murderer.

Brutal Murder mt Coichesicr-Escnpc OF the
Murderer.
HARTFORD, Conn, Oct IA, 1867
brutal murder occurred Colchester late Saiur-
day night. Several Irishmen under the influence o.
liquor had quarrel which finally resulted In blows
John Kiday was murdered. His head pounded 10
Jelly With stones and clubs Daniel Sullivan tile sup
posed murderer escaped but In vesy closely pursued.
Ono hundred dollars reward has been offered oy tge
Selecmen tor IS lie supposed TO be making
his way towards New York
New Hampshire Military En- Route TO HART
ford--t.enerai sheridan To Visit the Cap.-
tai.
HARTFORD, Oct. is. 1867.
The Amosksaz Veterans, OF Manchester, NJ H., and
tho Providence Light infantry. will arrive in this city
to morrow and be re, eived by the Putnam phaiany,
whose guests they The visitors will DO welcomed
by Mayor Chapman behalf Of the city. In the
ing the phaanx viii give banquet their guests Al
Ign Hail. Governor English win review the military
Wednesday and the VISITORS VIII in the afternoon
General Sheridan has accepted invitation TO visit
this city the 24th AT meeting OF the city govern
ment tonight elorL made TO make appropria-
ton for The reception ont IL voted down by tae
democrats
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PENNS YLvANiA.
Nousinatisn Of GENERAL Grant for tho Pres
dency BY . Rspublicap Seeilss ln Phii'
delphia.

II
I dency BY . Republican Sfeetisg In Phiia.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct IA, 1867,
II O'clock r. ~ !
In pursuance OF The call referred n HERALD or
sunday last meeting Of republicans favorable 10 the
nomination Of General Grant for the Presidency
held this evening Though only ward meeting. there
were present many who have heretofore been prominent
a leaders in the republican party.
After the meeting had been called 70 order Mr.. William
B. Manu. in Introducing the rssolu,ons said History
repeats itse 1t will b remembered that after the
Of the Revolution the people twice
succession 10 be lhor President General Washington
aud ~byf Becanse6s was successful general. Tho
hearts OF the people warmed towards him and they
elected him he had achieved the liberties Of the
republic They rewarded him as the rst and most sue
soldier OF his time In tho subsequent Of 1912
General Jackson distinguished himself ard the people
elected him because no had contributed TO browning
OF thai He made by his grsa. victory at
New orleans the American be respected all
world The people elected him by overwhelming
majority, and because he = successful soldier they
placed him in the Pres dental chair The same thing
was the when General Harrison was taken from his
privacy, and the thon powerful organization Of the
democratic party overcome as the c,amors OF
politicians aud all the power they could bring bear
He vas elected the Presid ntal chair and why
Because he successful general the Same
the with Taylor the great hero OF the Mexican
war. When the was over, although General Scott
had captured the city Of Mexico tho public affection
centred upon General Taylor tho soldier OF his Time
tho "Rough anu Ready" they called him. and
affection centred that no was nominated for
for the Presidency OF the United States aud every
SO cast was no had been soldier successful
soldier, and he elected President OF the United
States. The people tired OF turmoil and STRIFE.
They tired OF partisan indecencies and partisan
troubles. The people are longing to have peace that
peace which has been achieved by victory; victory
gained by General Grant, who TO be the next Prcsi-
dent OF the United states elevated he will bring US
back prosperity and peace
The resolutions then read, which certified the
deep debt OF gratitude the nation owed General Grant
the successful termination Of the rebellion: that
the people hsd adequate opportunity evince
their strong affection for their gallant leader that the
time had arrived to place before the republican party
their fellow citizens candidate for the Presidency.
Tho foregoing well as tho following resolutions
were then UNANIMOUSLY adopted
Resolved, That having entire confidence in the wis
great soldier OF the age, nominate General Ulysses
Grant candidate for President.
Grant CLUB Was, motion, Immediately organized,
and the meeting adjourned with cheers for Grant, 10
meet again next Monday.
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CALIFORNIA.

Sailing Of the steamship China for Hons
Kong and YOk0homa-Death of n Son Of
General Thomas.
Ban FRAscrsco, Oct II, 1907.
The steamer China sailed to-day for Hong Kong and
Yokohoms with orc 900 in treasure. seven nundre
and eshynve tons OF freight forty cabin and nine
hundred Chinese stseraae passengers.
J. Mason Thomas, son OF hajcr General Thomas, died
IN this G ~ last night.
The Pacific Mall steamship Company's new steam
tender was launched on SATURDAY and named Ancon
She will take the pace OF the robago via Panama
Flour arner; suvernne ~ Is, extra %. Wheat CO.
aivs It ~ 80 Legal tenders 70h.
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KENTUCKY.
The Election Committee i. session.

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. IA. 1867.
The Election Committee Of the House OF Representa-
Ives engaged in the investigation Of the charge OF dis
loyalty agains, tho members from this STATE have
been holding session here since Friday last. They
expec. proceed from here 10 Louisville the after
noon train next saturday. The committee viii hold a
at the Louisville Hotel and expect TO commence
taking testimony there Monday morning. the 2lst OF
CctobeY
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The cunard mail steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins.
win leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will at the Post ONCE a.
six o'clock on Wednesday morning.
TnE NEw YoRK Naturalization for Europe-win DO
ready at holf-past ave O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers, for mailing, six centa
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some few days aro . gentleman, while under the IN
nuence Of liquor entered the Frankfort House, but
forcbly elected by the porter; failing Sidewalk
injuries which resulted In hts death Bellevue
Hospital whittier he had boon conveyed. Yesterday
morning inquest on tho body was commenced. by
which Il was sscerained that the deceased vas named
CHRISTIAN Settler, and that he was merchant from q,
Ious Owing 70 the absence Of OF the witnesses
the inquest was adjourned " this mornng.
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The Woodlavvn Races.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. IL, 1867.
The fall meeting the woodIawn rscecourse COM
menced to day. and the attendance very fair There
were two The FIRST sweepstaks dash Of one
and quarter mile for year ods entrance So the
propristors adding $500 Seven horses started Alex
snder's Woodstock won. Low Down was second and
Victory vas third Time AJAX.
The second race was for the propretors' stake for
three year old colts and lies $50 entrance mile heats
the propretora adding $780, Eight horses started.
Thomas hly HIsrA won tho race In straight heals
hhambra cane In second and Rivol third Time,
45L and al.
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LOUISIANA.

The Yellow Fever In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct H. 1867.
The yellow foyer ntsrments during the twenty-four
hours ending n six O'Clock Sunday morning were
thirty and for the twenty-four hours ending at
six o'clock this morning, The number hrty-tnrec
White aud Black Grand tJury In New
Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct IA. 1867.
grand Jury for this parish drawn to-day IL Is
composed nalf Of whites and half OF blacSs.
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RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION IN MASSACHUSETTS, Chester
w. Chapin, President Of the Western Railroad Corpora
ton, and emery asicns rresaens o. tne Boston and
the first meeting OF The Boston and Albany Railroad CON-
pany will DO held At tho Beach street station in this city
on the Esd inst From the announcement 10 will be
seen that the consolidation Of the I've corporations
under the approved last May, Is accomplished, al
though tho Court Commissioners may yet be called upon
70 determine the respective properties OF the West
ern and Boston and Worcester Railroads shall rate In
the consolidation. bottom Herald. Oct. IA
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THE sweetest thing In lie' 10 good heath and good
spirits and you them tina best thing
win bloom the faded cheek aud happ
the dropping heart The great and remedy "
PLANTATION BiTTERS, which phi yscans recon-
mend both male and female patients safe reliable.
cordial sYunAn. They contain nothing
disagree with the most delicate constitution and have
golden opinions from AL who have tried thsm; aud proba
bly, article tried by They ole
vate the depressed and give strength 70 the weak
MAGNOLIA WATER Is a delightful toilet srtce sups-
rior 70 cologne, at half the price,
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Accident nj West Aibany-Four Wen Precipi-
tated from a Scheduling and Badly In
jured.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct IA, 1907.
This afternoon four mcn, named Frederick Bruker,
Samuel tanning, Thomas Hackett and Chas. Osier Of
shs city, while at work up n ecaGoldng, repairing
skyght the Central Railroad paint shop al West Al
bany, preciptated TO the ground, q distance OF
nifty feet by the giving o. hs scano'dng Both OF
Lannng's legs were broken aud hrs spine badly In
jured. One OF Drinkers legs broken. Hackett's
shoulder was dsocated, and 0sier was severely cut
about the head and neck
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HE pSess TELEGRAM.

Laying fhe Corner Stone Of q New CONNER.
cinl Exchange in Philadelphia.
The corner stone Of the hal Of the Commercial
Exchange Association laid to-day An address was
delivered by Senator Costell, Of New Jersey.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
F r O
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.


Finaacial Uneasiness In England and France.
LONDON, Oct H. 1867.
Tho continued agitation In Italy and the determined
disposition evineed by the Party Of Action persist In
it, attempts ~ an invasion Of the Roman territory cause
much financial unessinsss and depression in this city
and In Paris
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Robbery Of Safe at Pcnbrske.
CALAIS, Oct IA, 1857.
The store Of wadsworth h Brother, Pembroke, was
broken Into Saturday night and the safe blown open
and - 600 soen There 10 much sxctAmenL and pur-
sasr are upon oil the roads
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NEW YORK.
SPECIAL TElEGaAms TO THE HERALD.

Sheridan's Tonr-ArrivnI and Reception mt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of nm Address by the
Fcsians TO the General.
BupYALo Oct. IA, 1851, 1
10 80 o'clock, P. 81. !
General sheridan arrived here Tonight He was met
1t Corfu Batavia oy committee Of sixteen Of tho
most prominent citizens OF Buffalo, who escorted and
Welcomed him to this city. On his arrival bore
introduced by General Barry in speech an
semblage which numbered over TO- 900 At the Central
depot General Sheridan in replying 10 the address OF
welcome, SAID
CITIZENS or BurrALo-I am glad to see you am
grateful 70 you Tor this iattsring reception In times
Rone by commanded soldiers this city, and better
soldier never fought. hope they will DO ct-
Gems 20 our government as they were true soldiers
The General then walked up and down the platform
shouting IN excited manner, all eager to soc the
hero Of the Shenandoah He was accompanied through
tnis State by Generals Young and Marvin, Of Governor
Fenton's STAFF
The Fonians MANAGED by some means to present an
address to General sheridan, to which he replied
low voice. which was not heard oy any person on the
General Sheridan left at ten O'Clock p N. for Niagara
shortly afterwards leave Cleveland Ohio to be
present at the wedding Of former member Of bis sta
Arrest in Buffalo for Passing Countcrfeit
Money.
BUFFALO, Oct. II, 1867,
10 80 O'Clock p. NJ
man named George Cooper was arrested on satur-
day Tor passing countctfet nfty dollar national bank
.notA On his being examined to-day before United
States Commissioner Il decided that the prisoner b
detained 1t II suspected ho OF the parties i'm
pcatsd In passing 5000 counterfeit seven-shires
. prominent Buffalo banker Thursday. The counter
felt bill pronounced Dune by one banker: but
further examination It declared spurloua The bill
Is . ooupterfet the National Bank Of Commerce Of
Now Bedford On the upper right hand corner Is the
number 80 1o3 in red Ink, slightly blurred, while the
figures out Of line.
Incsndiary Fire In BmGnIo-Less Estimated
at $4,000.
BUFFALO. Oct. Is, 1851
1880 O'Clock A. NJ
nrs 10 raging In the lower end OF The city, which Is
supposed to bs the work OF incendmry. Az twelve
O'Clock tonight . pol ceman duty Perry street,
near MAN, gave the alarm Of nre which had broken out
in q boarding house owned by f. Pfeies II IL feared
the whole block will DO med The loss will
amount to about $4,000. No insurance any Of tho
property destroyed.
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FARRAoUT's SQUADRON.

The Ticoudrroga at Southampton.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. II, 1861.
The United states steamer TicopderogA Captain Rob-
ert H. LYMAN commanding arrived at this port to-day
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

DISASTER AT SEA-BELrAsr Ireland, Oct. IA, 1867 -
The bark Regina CAPITA tummin s. which sailed from
Glasgow bound for Roson put into this port to In
. leaking condition, having suffered damage in tho
recent severe storm.
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ladies DR.. GoURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAR
win eradicate all freckles pimplss botches, spots
blots make white the darkest his FAR famed
Poudre subtitle potent for the super
fuons hair Lis Liquid Vegetable Rouge will impat ROSY
unge the cheek or lip At DR.. FELIX 00JEAJD'S
tabIshment, f53 Broadway, brand.
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The Yellow Fever ut victoria-Denth Of mn
Army Onicer.
GALVESTON, Oct. II, 1867
The yellow fever vs. very severe at Victoria Major
Lathrop, commanding the posi- died the 9th instant
with eleven others.
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The Yellow Fever In Mobile.
koBnx, Oct. IL, 1867.
There were four yellow fever interments to-day.
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presenting their respective claims whereupau an exct-
ing d cusslon eusued resulting In confusion ana an
adourumsa. Wednesday lake further action -
tie matter
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Len g. PERKINS, Sauce.-Dclicious with soaps
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS, Agents for the United slatss.
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A.:..;Univsr.ai Il Exges!sicn, Paris, 1857.
awarded the FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL for Amsrs-
all three styles exhibited this medal ba,g
distinctly classified first in order Of merit BY the unsnnous
verdict OF the inter national jury.
Warerooms, Nos 100 and III East Pourtssnth ssrss.
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Fine sta ndard silver Plated Goods.
EEDFtELD AND RICK MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
NO Maiden lane.
An elegant variety OF Ncke silver and ate Metal Goods
None but the best Every article ~ trade
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Furs. Fnys.
Siika sable. SO per set
A article.
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Hystrs Life Balsam-sheumatism, Nearal.
Evil kryspelas Old Ulcers, Salt Rheum Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint Kidneys, the worst of impury u tho
her 81 bottle sold ny druggists. Depot ~ Grand
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Tho Uigh-l.oe Bridge IL Famous for EenG
contiguous 70 ths celebrated establishment ~ KNOX the
Halter 1s Broadway corner Of Full street where a
well as At SS3 Broadway prescott Housel every variety
OF geueen Hats. ac that or the hands
Of cunning artisans convo II kept constantly Tor sAo ~
moderate prfces