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S P A | NJ.
Critical Condition Of the Thronc-Thc Army
Its only support.

From the Independence Beige May 20-Eyenns
News from spain stall presents the situation under
ANYTHING but satisfactory aspect Measures OF rigor
and OF the suspected continue and the language
OF the President OF the Council IN the Senate shows that
tho government itself Is not at ease with regard 70 the
maintenance OF order Marshal Narvacz has been CON-
PEELED 10 admit that at the present moment The 2neens
nror. has nothing % rapport bm the army
The Chamber OF Deputies, though elected undor the
OF the government does not inspire the Cabinet
with confidence FOR the bill has Just introduced upon
the reform OF the regulations OF that assembly virtually
annus all parliamentary Initiative and all liberty Of dis
custom Our Madrid correspondent gives us an analysts
OF ths measure which would be Incredible we're Il not
true The only courageous words in favor Of constitu
tona liberties are still heard 10 the senate. sisnor
vaamonde ister, has made speech upon the
policy 81 the government which proves that patriotism
ard political ssgacity not yet exsnsgsned ~ tue
Peninsula.
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THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

Confused Examination OF tho NIIdshipmsn-
Exercises-The French Naval Omcers, &c.
ANSAPoIIs. May 30. 1857.
Last night the old Fort Severn. the dock OF the
United States Naval Academy, lighted up and
upon proceeding to tho gymnasium, in tho upper story
Of the old fors found very large company attend
upon the exercises in gymnastics and in fencing
Admiral Porter and his family present and nearly
all Of the officers families we're represented There
no inconsderable number Of the ladies' from the
town Also many Of whom had relatives IN the Academy
and were here q visit 70 those relatives The room
tilted up with all the usual appurtenances Of gym
nasum and with OF United States flags TO form
q retiring room for the performers Of the evening"
There were In this retiring fos for fencing box
ing gloves for the pugss and stats for those
The exercises commenced with fsats OF activity and
strength the horizontal bars tho pendant rings the
clubs, and one might we'll imagine tia. he had stepped
Of multiplied number Of the Ravols Indeed
family. We shsn had fencing 80. and ''' Soanr
with another In fencing, the young mon appeared
stripped TO the waist Of all but tight fitting stocknet
shirt and came on the stage in pairs with head erect
and elastic step. In taking their positions facing
other, with knees bent and hands raised they recalled
70 memory the days Of Mons Jumel West Point then
old Frenchman - he used 70 sing out, sAoAesf Mar
cAes! Rompesi ALEX dosci Vifei Prsnex oorde r, &C.
crcdabs to The Instructor in this ark and closed with
the award OF the premium for the best fencing Mid
shpman Dennson Of Ohio and the presentation TO him.
by the Admiral OF the pair OF handsome rapiers which
about closed tho entertainment The performances fully
explained the difference in the development Of muscle
the legs and Of the French midshpmen. and
those which had been trained in schools. The
amnations still going on in the recitation rooms in
be- no Out q door exercises The Board Of visitors have
been In attendance upon them going from room 70 ROOM
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


FouSp DzAD Jacob Kohier young man aged about
twenty three years found dead yesterday morning
in tho boarding house Of Charles Brooch, corner OF
Market aud Washington streets. The body dis
covered by servant girl in bed used by deceased It
seems that Kohler had boon out nearly ell night and
der TO obtain rest The county physician notified
and a certificate OF death from apopiexy granted.
NJ the Polios station.
DnowsRp IN TUE PAssAio. "A young man, named
Joseph Minst drowned yesterday morning IN the
Passaic river. Hs went In bathing and getting beyond
bis depth was unable 70 save himself Deooased was
Beievle Tho records Of The County Physician state
certificate In accordance with the above facts
granted by Justice Abram W. Van Ripsr without
authority
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rnuRr cALENnla-rnls pAy.

s,ur,x. coup,- c,pcyrr--r,art f--Noe 1897 osi DAT
IOs sbI asa $50 1893 1893 142e To- ESQ, 1851 1879,
e4i 2a5 iees SOS 1857 3703, Part Mos ls0, 300
ifae eI0 586 1870 7es 1863 400 l0s2 700 DO, 1854,
1905 $50 1000 s6s, sal, 40, 1905
surRssE CoURr-SregAL TrRn- DC nurrsrs -Ncs .,
7s TO- IL, IL, ID, M, TO- Ia II, IL 10. 20 ~ "a
a. a. 49,
5urns~s CouRr-CsAsuas Tho regular FIRST N on
day Motion Calcnssaz, comprising 40 causes 70 be
called. .
SUPERIOR CoUsss--rrfAL rsRs-Part l -Nos 1927,
2eis 3es 3les 1ea 2325 3i1l, $685. 2e29, sloI 32l1
gill 1885, 2sga 1915. Part 2--Nos S50s, ZIsZ, S2Z2.
2oe4 slsi ana s2ix I42s 5000 sost $685. si22 s2&a
82se S2<s
Counr or COMMON P,8As--Part No trial term during
tho month In this part Part 2--Nos as, i2l2, 2sp
eoe ise sos T32 eos 7os 2os, 702 oe4 sss 623 6t2
Mams~ Cocsr --Nos a ., a. &c rs, o, 10. IL, IL,
IL, IL 10, ~, Is 10. %
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MAxIMILIAn's FATE.

had News mt the TuiIeries at an Unfortunate
Moment.
Paris May 2o correspondence Of the Pail Mall Gazette
There is story hero to the effect that very awkward
piece OF news made known at the Tuileries last
night that the Emperor Macmillan had been captured
and shot should this intelligence out be
the results Of the Mexican expedition will be deplorabe
indeed. The Emperor Dead his wife mad and the pub
lie debt here increased by two millions
The King and Queen Of the Belgans being at present
in Paris. the reception OF this IL still un.
toward.
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OPENING or rw UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Az NOR
E1lk VA

FoRrREss MONROE Va, May 81, 1897.
The Untsd States Dsir ct Court mot IN Norfolk this
morning, Judge Underwood presiding Deputy Marshal
John Crat called the court aud all tho officers Of the
court registered present On motion Of Mr.. L.
II Chandler the following gentlemen admitted 70
practices the court - W Hinton, g. r Jordan, n.
klby W = Baker, j. II. Gayle, r. 3 Thomas D. q.
Goodwin, A. Stevenson and W. ". Chaplain The follow
ing wore entered aud disposed OF LIN admiralty
Isaac Forest libelant sloop Forrest decree was
entered in this favor Of the libel lans for the sm
or $40
The Uufed satss Va John wiudsr vas dismi ssed on
the plea hat windsr dead before the decree
entered The court then adjourned n eleven A. NJ.
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organization OF the Army had agreed 10 the demand Of
he government that the effective force OF tho army be
a. ID at 800 600 The government consented TO the
,ro val that the annual military contingent shall DO
,o,sa = the legislative body and the Minister OF War;
~ 800. the Emperor. issued order reducing from
ooo - 90 francs the amount to DO paid for sxsmp-
ton from militia
-. Mo- 49,. a. the accession OF Bavaria to tho
No.,h c.s.. c..,.s stion. On the other hand nego
o.,,o,. -. a. ..r-A stween the Southern States to
... ira No. !, ,h., 80 Nal relations to the Northern
Bund.
Tue ssmi-onaoial Norsa Gs-.> W Ga'ass Of Berlin
says
The prussan Governmsu. hss lodge ! sdss.ines upon
funds in the hands Of . HanoveriaA minS ro,&sor
Of the private fortune Of King George 10
Of an attempt 70 secretly dispose Of that 50 "a ~
70 the existing convention between his AAjssA w.
Domiciasy Prussisu psrquistions and arrssss nsvs
been msds in several parts Of Hanovsr, even SA 0us
persons of the highest positions
The Banking and C5mmssciog Goseets sratss that NE
Hanoveran banker Exekiei Simon had boon brought
Berlin Stste prisoner charge OF high treason
In the Italian Senate the btu for the assumption Of
portion Of the Pontnoa dsbthsd besn discussed sgnor
Farin pointed ous the unsatisfactory condition Of the
nnances and urged the govsrnmsnt 70 devise plan for
tho convsrAea Of tho public debt sguor scaloJs the
late Finance Minister showed that such
impossible in the present state Of the Treasury. The
Minister Of Public Worship justified tho taken BY
the government with regard 10 the Pontinoal debt
Commercial advices received in Liverpool from the
Aauritius give most alarming account Of the NOR |
taty from fever Upwards OF six thousand persons |
died in March, and from the LIST to the 10Th April
than ave thousand deaths had registered or this
number onehalf died in Port Louis Tho population Of
Port Louis eighty thousand and according tho cir
cular Of Messrs A. Duff Coz the deaths averaged
over two hundred per day It hoped that the APP
proach Of cooler weather would the effect Of caus
ing the epidemic to subsde
telegram from Paris asserts that the Pope has
fused his sanction TO the scheme of Sgnor Ferrara
italian Chancellor Of the Exchequer, relative 70 tho
ecclesiastical property.
telegram from India, dated at Bombay on the Goth
Of May, reports
Yesterday the native troops at Gujerat mutioied. |
Most or them, however were captured and order was
restored before evening.
Dispatches from Melbourne. Australia, Of April q,
say
The Legislature and the public OF Victoria unani-
mousy condemn the arrangements agreed upon at the
nterc0onial post conference considerable increase
shown in the gold returns The shipments of bullion
TO England during the month amount to g. 500 ounces
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Tux FoRrIEra SUNDAY CososRr srErHwAy HALL -
nish. vory large Dtiiian. nouse. uvsps
the unfavoraba waather The orchestra played seleo
tons from Auber Verdi, Nicola and the beautiful Ma
cline Waltz Madame Annie X. Bowler, although sui.
fsring from cold acquitted herself very ven
Mr. Hall sang very meritorious nsss Slumber song -
A. Wood, and Pattson played Bssshovcn's 1as
certo and his Faust fantasia with tho taste aaA
nnish OF IN artist The great festival opens tonight
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the next heat. which decided the race. was won
by Fervacques easily.
The Emperor Napoleon, the Gar Alexander
Of Russia. the Grand Duchess Maria Of Russia,
the King and Queen of the Belgians, the Princess
Murat and other royal personages were present
on the Empsror's stand.
Napoleon and the Gear walked through the
crowd to see the horses.
On driving home to the city after the race the
two Emperors we're family oheered.
There was much excitement during the races.
Tbs betting was very heavy-un unusually 30 for
France.
vaubon, Marksman and other English horses
were withdrawn.
The race really makes the French Derby, for the
Chantilly races boar no comparison to it.
The scene to-day was like what might be
imagined II there wgs race course In the Gen.
trail Park. New York.
There were Thousands Of ladies' "out," dressed
in all the prevailing styles Of spring costume, and
I may add that blue was the prevailing cslor.
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A.-Fashiens for LadIes.-Fer. WsssrlaR4
LEY's celebrated PATENT DUPLEX ELLIPTIC q douSls.
spring. SKIRTS particularly adapted 10 tho prs01n1
fashions Of ladies' dresses Indicated all asSl6a
magazines.
exclusive mAnufacturers snd sole owners Of Patept
VESTS BRADLEY q GARY,
~ Chambers street. aud 70 and 81 Reade street r. r.
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THE PRESIDENTS TOUR TO RALEIGH
Reseptisa Of the Parry r. AeQuia Greek.
Fredericksburg and RicAISond-Rett-
eonee Of mrs JohnsOnEThS Sab
bath Passed 4 Rlchmond.
10. 10. DO


The Receptiou nc AcQuia Greek.
AoouA CRsBE. Juse I, 1907.
Tho President has just arrived hers and ~ party sr
being Transferred TO special There b popular
commoon the people OF the country through Whchl
party not being Of the Pssdsnrs svssaos
Arrival at Observation-Disclosures
Crowd-The First Speech Of The Course go.
FRsDnRIoxssURo. Va, June 9-l2N A. r.
crowd has gathered here. and upon ths train
hating loud calls made fW Mr. yehn-
son. rho train having como 70 stand -ssiu.
Mr. johnson escorted TO the patfcsm Of -
car BY SECRETARY Seward, Postmaster Gensrs Hanlau
and Colonels Moore and 0Beirns. In responss 10
pestsd calls from the crowd. the President bowed m1
said. Gentlemen, thank you most heartily for tn
manifestation OF your respect" The President sstssa
amid the shouts Of the bystandsrs the car was looks
aud the train got under way.
TIL" Party In Richmond-Recepslsu - ere
Depot by the Mayor aud q DStegaeiOu-Hovv
they Spent the sabbath. &c.
RICHMOND, Va, Juno 2, 1e0x
The Presidents party consisting Of his Exoelisncy.
with Secrstsry Seward, Postmaster General Randa1l
General Tyler Colonel Moore Col o'Beirns and othse1
arrived here shis morning at hsfpast two and
cored in carriages the Spottswood House by Con-
mttee Of reception Throughout the journey Mr. Johnsss
has appeared very thoughfol and retiosn though M
Seward has been Ia his happiest Of oonvesatioaaf
moods. keeping up continuous play Of wttiotsmA
The party was met a the depot by the oem.
mittes OF reception composed OF W. II. nses
FarlanA President OF the Municipal Council; MayOe
Mayo Ex-Aayor d. g. saunden Major Sturdevant. anH
Councilman Scott stu and August
Mr. mcfarland acting spokesman Of the deputatssL
headed the committee. which entered the Presdsav1
car and, after sauting enderef him sne hosptalas0
Of the city.
Mr. johnson made mono beyond nonosyaubc replies
to tho questions OF the committee. Mr. Seward was.
however, unusually easy and tmorouS conversational
grace.
Having bson driven to the Spotswoof House. brief
confabuiation mint julops followed, and talae
leave sbe depuaton separated for the night Mr. Joha
son and M. Seward shown their ohambsn ths
Presdeus being given the suite Of ocoupisA
by Je0 Davis when he hoit . mock Pres'Ashoy Of hin
own
The President, accompanied by W. Fl. 1acFarlaal,
President Of the Municipal Council attended service -
81. Pulls tbs morning
receptions held in tho parior OF the gfesswesl
House at four o'clock this afternoon, at which NJ
Mcfarland ard the members Of the Council uA bo1y,
ogether with several cergyme0 and q number ofaA1eO
present and paid their respects 70 the guests OF ~
,ty
dinner dipsomatiqus was given At half.paa fesy.
It which General 6ohO6eid, Adjutans General 0faha0
md General Tyler tho members Of the deputaon aa1
Raleigh in toe swsntyav msatss past three ocss2
morning train
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81. LoyIs, Mo-, Juus q 1897.
The srcursionists the Union Pacific Railroad Last
division, comprising nearly hundred gentlemen
and ladies from the East arrived hers to-day AMI are
stopping az this southern Hotel. The party will leave
for the western terminus Of the road tomo after.
noon, accompanied by large number Of prominent
gentlemen and ladies' from st. Louis and viii Dc gone
On
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THE CONGRESSIONAL EXCURSION Party AT OMAHA.

OMAHA June l. 1887.
The Senatorial excursion party did not leave "a 2
morning, Intended In consequences OF the
OF General Sherman. who this evening, AMI VIII
accompany the party Monday morning
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a Word tn Housewives and COnfec tIOu OVp~--
How many adies careessly allow impure. deetenep0
and unpatable Extract Of Vanilla to be used BY ssrvanAS
who obtain what IA offered to thcm by dealers. BUZZ
NETr'5 CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF VANILLA =.
perfectly Tonka Bean other impurities an1
hoeicse and flavor Of the inject Vanilla.
All of BURNETTS FLAvORING EXTRACTS war.
rauted 10 perfect purity and strength 1hv
Justly enjoy tbs reputation u being the best made Thy
neatly put IN small and large b1ttles and fb
sale Wholesale and RETAIL BY the proprieors, 697 BROAD
WAY tMETROPoLiTAN BUILDIkoL Also W rnanSs
grocsrs and druggists.
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DESTRUCTIVE FINE IN PETROLEUM CENTRE.

Forty Houses DestFOyed-The Fire Still
Raging.
PrsBURG, Pa. June q 1881
A despatch from Petroleum Centre to-day says:-A
terrible Ore raging the upper end OF this town.
about thirty Ave forty houses have been burned
Every effort is being made stay the aamss aud Il IL
uspossib bio to o.. innate che loss
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THE INDIAN WAR.
-~~-~S~O>~-ooe->~~~~~>-.e~
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

The Chey ennos Attack Polo Creek 6eatlOo-
One Indian Killed.
FoRr Laramie, June 2, 1861.
Tho Southern cheysnnes crossed the South Platte
terday going north They attacked Pole Creek Stattoa
thlrtysix miios west Of Sedgwick, this morning On
hundred strong. and drove OF four mulos One IndaA
killed General Augur with reenforcemcnts. on ha
way 10 this post.
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THE POLISH QUESTION.

Russian Amnesty to InsrGeRt Rovolutionists.
ST.. PETERSBURG June 2, 1867
The imperial government has issued a proclamation
extending general amnesty tthe Poles engaged in ths
last Instruction in Russian Poland.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Continental Bourses.
FRANKFORT, June Evening
United States bonds closed At Tx.
FRANKFORT, June 2 1867.
United States bonds to-day quoted in the Bourss
At Tx.
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Look ut the RUNE.
Aye. look ct the ruins Of what magniacssA.
sets OF eeth TO be everywhers in society Look
Thorn, and ask yourself II that g.
struction permitted. whom By simply using S0z0D0u
teeth fragile, preserved g.
bemish a. long - life lasta
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'friT NEW STYLE or DRESS
No walking suit complete for ladies' gsots and chdres
WITHOUT BROOKS POLISH OR CATER BOOTH.
The only place 20 get a genuine article
Is AT BROOks, 575 BROADWAY
OPPOSITE MErROPOLrrAf HOTEL
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Amergcnn tWaitbaw) Watches
ut believed that Waitham watch worth double he
price Of many OF the imported vatches "--scionune
American.
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Ask for NJ. salomon's "Uniyersnf Flvsrfes
CfGAR' for sale everywhere General depoS 43 Broazs
way, corner Of Canal street.
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All STYLES OF Photograph Albums II apSircf.
Music bound Pamphlet and JOB Work promptly tnecuts14
at WEMYS3, 7k Centre street
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A.-Fer brown Discolnya'iens, s1usd NS =
pared BY Or PERRY 70 Bond street Sold ~ all agH "a
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American (Wrfthgml Watches.
tItis believed Watham watch North fpu6 In ths
pr,ae Of many Of The i'm ported watches 400 msd
For by All ira dealers.
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THE CONGREGATION OF sovEREIoNs.

French Preparations for Brilliant Entortain.
ments.
PARIS, June /, 1857.
Extraordinary preparations being made by the
French and the principal authorities OF Paris
for the reception Of the royal visitors who expected
here during the present month.
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BartIctrs Reversible sswinS nIashisy &c are
presser loot. &C. style at So Getsr-.1 ispo, u
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Prussia and Russia In Accord a. 20 che Future
Policy.
LONDON, Juno 1-Evening.
despatch from Berlin to-day reports that the frus
sian Cabinet and the government Of the Gear
to an understanding tho Eastern question: and that
the policy Of either government in the East will hero
after be identical
Turkey to Submit the Eastern Difficulty to
Royal Arbitration.
LONDON, June 2 1857.
Dispatches from Consantinople report that the Sub
lime Porte has consented to entrus tho solution Of the
Cretan question TO . commission OF the European
Powers.
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Dr. Won Er.esbers'. lIssthctice-Ns araISic-
on-Tbe wonder ~ tho the Of al dS
Eye. Ear Throait Oaarrh ana AsthnA Olnei 81 Fh -
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~ hoyri mssvnrm Icttery. Prize. Paid !.
III oIms svn ~ fsished. The highest rats pAat1
rAY AZ &C., eSia AID s " I. .r..a Ss
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erday going north They attacked Pole stassoa
thir,ysix milcs west Of sedgwick, this morning, o.
was killed General Augur with reenforcements on h
way 10 this post
Tux FoRTIKrH SUNDAY CoNoERr srKWwAy HALL la1e
night . voy large DnAu. nouos. uuspsss
the unfavorabls wsather The orchestra played sssss
tons from Auber Verdi Nicoai and the beautiful Ma
cline Waltz Madame Annie K Bowler although suE.
fsring from severe cold acquitted herself very wen
Mr. Hall sang very meritorous Istis Siumber song -
A. Wood, and Pattison played Bssshovon's dat osa-
certo and his Faust fantasia with tho taste aaA
finish OF an artist The great fsstivaops tonight
Look e she Rs!In.:
sSs yourself L i !: %.r1.lioas I.. Ne
ny \ s.s = may Be preserved from
fT :sSa r Tx r. Rs s # q ~
.hsa. q iad.: drssss. Ill "a g. s
retail in all frat class wholesale b. ~.
exclusive m'naa''aysf Es iSd nj, 1yns RsisS'
~ Chamber. street. . 81 Reads :srssl NJ
e:
s ME- s oos S: ssd tsr s. p 81 s'',
% 81 di y. y'1
sssSa % H. psss eq S aad 'ss %
Wy We sef & Il: 81 y o:ss
yaIIs% w; W xsss ..a doubts No
price Of many Of the imported watches --scianune
A'-''a HirHHEqSsFFss'srYL on DRESS.
T1F H so Ii o sEs soo
elsa Is At s,I 6s9oS ysh So gEoAp goAy,
e AoS%
At wEMYss ia Centre street
A;a !'S i. s:ss a.gs: "s. e
"a A gi.ss.. n Is: ss s -
Aya:s y x. w.E. %r .:ss ,..A ...s
Ds s 2 so @ ..s y Il. !. ars 'd
.Ber.,e.,. Rsygs.,rs.: sss~,sS Mssai,y :. a..
ps. apa o5 e. &C. s ssr :s So . s:s;
broadway.
Eye Ear TSSo. 6S 81 fs =: -
a,, s * :s:. s:s ss.s q: a. a:.
fecions and y chronic dl'c.as4
s'is' se'ss's s'"cc Hrs ss .ss,.
n.:Es: R Es.s%.; EEssss, :" ''.~ ss"'..
MS %jissfssss llss M4ssh,s. sra, > !,
regulate the bowels Perfs1 " safs III IN 80
milin IA N mothers teaufy. = " - 1870 -
To rty ave cents bottle
or ,css as Fulton street. New " rk AMI ss llh roboru
Loi don England - - ''
aud call for
MRS wissLow's sO orHryo sYPur
h.-ing the fac smiie Of Cur perkts 81 * aY.do
wrapper All others are base mutations
w.ss b. y fsgsf .rse SSsl sss
, REMEDY ussd inwarp ' Nav yor. ,ssat. DcaAs
barnes % Wehs' HELM bold. Coidins,oo.
noyri mWvnpn Icttery.-rrizc. Paid -
~. ms "n ~ feishcd rbs highest rsssa p1at&
DoaSovn. ~ ~ ~ ds Gold aud silver s... ~
Lon'G Co. ssnkerA y Wa 'rssA W.
as hSssf 81 d 1sss F Svsss 'S
sewing MAGNIFY 81, President 81 BroAdway 80" to'&
Let Cold Have Its Own ls 20 , Ms mn.s
70 syng ~ Foundation o. consunphoa ~ ~ ~ , ~
AyNr oggh Geld Iou s-ss ss oH
eesr 4 ils9css Lec NJ ~ ro sss"s
& iascSfIs asSsss0ts si-'%s VA
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Dr. NJ. versne,s Eiectro-Cbesstc et Beths.
l hast Eisye an street Certain cure FOR nervous az
saud.f ls9a4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-03

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-03

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