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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-01
WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

SEaIors ACCIDENT CHlD AT hoRRlsAsTA-A little
girl about four years age the daughter OF Bohemian
named John Chudobs, residing Fordham Avenue
near FIfih street. Morrsanis while playing with Others
In chair factory the OF her present residence
on Friday forenoon sustained injuries Of serious char
scter through some heavy pieces OF timber falling on
her The cries Of the little creature attracted
the attention OF her mother, who ~ once removed her
from the place surgeon quickly called n, vheu
vas ascevaned On at OF her legs was broken aud
that she had received bruises about tbs body
IL H. however, expected that she will recover.
Asoruxx SHOOTING AyyAR AZ Ear CHssrEn. "A var.
ran, hu been issued for the arrest Of named Cor.
selus Bslbeck, Of the complaint OF hotel keeper a.
East Chester named Gcbman who alleges that ten days
sro the former and himself had an alteration, In the
course of which Babeck used insulting and threatening
language and that subsequently, while In his ROOM he
was nred q from outside with q pistol, which be be-
usvss was 10 the hands Of the secussd From later
formst,ou Il 10 probable Balbeck 10 now 10 custody.
Old HAmEn Rsrpcn AaAN PARTLY CARsisp AwAv -
The rciennsss OF this structure has once bsen
made manifest On Friday forssoos that portion Of the
old Coles bridge which were located . number oil
sbsntes end the keepers house. carried away BY Ia
own weight Fortunately there we're no persons IN tbs
keepers house ~ the time, except nsn named Ran
som who had narrow escape Tor bis life. He Just go
Qua In time 10 the affair tumble With crash into The
sw bridge we're holding meeting relating 10 the latter
Thsy certainly could not have had more convincing
proof OF the urgent necessity OF Fastening forward h'
opening Of the bridge number Of men, In charg,
81 Mr. Smith we're engaged Yesterday Ia clearing ava,
the debra i"
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In the Evening TeleHram'

WILL BE FOUND DAILY
tn. LATEST NEWS IRON. EUROPE BY GAYLE.
SPECIAL TELSGRAMs FROM ALL PARTS or
AMERICA :.
!LAsHEs FROM ALL PARTS
AL! THE LOCAL NEWS :.
POLICE AND COURT xArrEss. !.
LABOR MOVEMENTS !.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE FROM ALL PARTS or
THE COUNTRY. :.
NEW JERSEY LoN1 ISLAND, wEsrcHEsrEs AND
STATEN ISLAND NEWS :.
A GUIDE AND DIRECTORY OF THE WAYS or
LEAVING NEW YORK. :.
A FAMILY MARKET REPORT, BEING GUIDE TO
HoUsEKEErrERs AND COOKS :.
LIST OF THE SAVINGS BANGS IN THE CITY. !.
THE AsusEsEsr: IN :HH .srRcroLIs
PERSONAL rsrELLraEscE,. i.
oEsEsAL NEWS Or THE DAY .
oosslr,. rAcsn1. AND :oErsy /.
&C.: &C.. &c. :.
THs EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION or ANY EVENING PAPER
PUBLISHED.
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Marine tnte'ltxe~
NEWS Fsux CALIFORNIA.

H'he Political Escit Observation-Disclosures sf
steamers-The New Line 60 HouoIuiu-Pix
Iron Samples.
SAS FRANCISCO. August 30. 1885,.
Political matters the order Of the day throughout
She State The contes, closest and most exciting
since 1851 Business 10 generally affected By the
Fsnvss
The Pacific Mall steamer Montana sailed to-day fcy
Panama with 81 o5s, 900 TIE Great Repub c
sails for Japan and China on the Sd proxIno. connecting
Hne nee monthly line steamers 70 Honolulu make
nhs;r 6rsf trips on the 9Th proximo
the bariev crop this year considerably below the
usual average More attention. has given wheat
Tor export
sample Of pig iron from Oregon, the nrst made on
she Pacific coast 10 exhibit on here bv J. Ross
browne, Commissioner for Mniug and Agricultural
Sstics OF the Pacific Goa returned from exam.
nson OF the RESOURCES Of 0reson and Washington Terri
Bow.
ne ship Barnes bas arrived from Newcastle, New
eAv FRAxcisco, August 81, 1857
Tho registered voters In sas Frame SEQ number about
ewenv.two thoussnd Of whom nearly eleven thousand
hrs naturaxed citixsns
{ Corn Exchaus. hss bssn established In this city.
Bad VII open on Moudav next
Dr. J. 5stsrman, formerly Medical Director Of the
Nrmy OF the Potomac, 10 one OF tue candidates for
Coroner OF San Frauciscs
The receipts Of bullion from the California and Nevada
psss for the past wesk aggregate S750OOo ana from
1hs Oregon and British Columola minss during the
bims they amount 70 $4,000.
General trade during the week has been moderately
FAR There hss been 30 speculative movem.nt Gro-
ply OF sugar and that market 10 Grm. The dry goods
market 10 dull.
Mining stocks are weak and shs~ q marked decline
slough the Reports from The mines are not unfavorabls
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E u R 0 Pc.
By THE CABLE TO AUGUST 81.
kAPolEoM's Speech At AMIEHs
The Emperor "Certain" Of Peace and
Pleased with Recent Events.
Fatal Disaster to an American Minia-
ture Schooner.
NAPOLEON ON PEACE.

Another Speech from the Emperor-The Past
and Future.
FARs August 81, 1857
Later in the day yesterday the Emperor Napoeou
Arrived at Amens, where he also made few remarks
s considered that the enthusiastic receptions which
Dad been everywhere extended him throughout the
country astesed thsparotsm Of the people and their
lponndence in the government
! Abiding brieny TO the Mexican question: he did nos
Blink French honor hal furnished French pres
blge impaired.
Tho late events in Germany had left France tranquil,
and she would remain So He certain that the peace
OF Europe would not De disturbed.
In conclusion be expressed his desire for the estab-
pishment OF moro liberal institutions and wider and
snore active trade, aud which he assured his enthu.
siAstic !stecsrs he would do hts utmost TO pro mote
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Re0rg anizatIou or the Judiciary-Report in
Relation 70 Future Revision Of the Consti-
tutiOu. -

Rsorxa nixatiou or the Judiciary-Repo in
Relation 70 Future Revision Of the Consti-
tuti0s. ., 49,
The Convention met at ten O'Clock Several memo
rails were presented and referrvd.
On motion OF Mr. Hale, and by unanimous consent
the report Of the Committee on the judiciary Was
amended BY adding the following in relation 10 the su-
prems Court 'Ons.haf OF the justices IN each depart
fnsrt shall reside in each district OF such department at
tho time o, their election"
REPORT FUTURE AxsxpxsSrs Ryvrios os TaH
CONSTITUTION
Mr.. T. A. BRowy from tho standing COMMITTEES ON
Futurs Amendments and Revsions TO the Constitution
submitted report concluding with the following art-
ce:--
SECTION l. Any amendment or amendments tn this con-
sSon may be Proposed the senste and assembly ana
y me same sha De agreed to by orty OF me er.
amendments .ha Ss her rsspseys joSrnaI.
~ r't ssHfa ss
Legislature next chosen s aforesaid such proposed
elected House 't thea SHAH BE- tie
eops and at .uch ss as the %
ss s@ ns vsaps shs approve s
SIC Al the general election TO be hold in 1886 and In
each twentieth year thereafter and such other time a
hs MAJ o. law G tue question o
submitted to the people.
Mr. MrRPHr dissented from the report. taking the
sttution should be called unIesst ordered by
majority OF all those voting at tho election when the
question shall be submitted.
JUDICIARY.
Mr. CNoEe offered resolution Including plan for the
reorganization Of the Judiciary, which laid tho
table and ordered TO be printed.
POWERS DUTIES LEGISLATURES
The consideration OF tho report Of the COMMITTEES on
the Powers and Duties OF the Legislature resumed in
Committee Of the Whole. Tho pending question was on
the apo ntinent Of q solicitor Of claims.
Mr. CHEEsDRo moved to amend by imposing the duties
OF solicitor upon the Attorney General. Lost
Mr. + Books moved To amend that the solicitor
may be removed on the commentator Of the court.
and that the Legislature may abolish the ONCE whenever
Il may be deemed expediont for the interests Of the
State To do so Adopted.
The section authorizing the Apo Of solicitor
for the Coart Of Claims was then adopted.
Tho section providing that the Legislature shall not
grant any extra compensation to any public officer,
want agent after the service shall have
been rendered the contract entered into dm!n-
ish the compensation or any pubic ofcer agent or
contractor servant except judicial. during bis term
Of service taken up. but without coming to vote
the Convention adjourned TO honday evening. at seven
O'Clock.
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THE SAND wlCH ISLANDS.

HOuors TO tho Americas RIinisfer--(seod feos-
ing Over the New Reciprocity Treaty--TSss
Legislative Assembly Convened for Septeus-
bSr =.
SAN FRArcsto August So 1887,
Adyscsz from tho Sandwich Islands 70 august
that the King has convened the Legislative Assembly
for September 2.
Great results anticipated from the treaty Of rect
with the United States The American representatives
procy had been entertained with groat honor by the
Minister for Foreign Affairs
The United Slater screw steamer LackawRnna wni
soon sail on survey the Nddiebrook Island and reef
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Is STIPULATION NECEssARYf

This question practically answered In the Affirmative By
thousands Of phvscans every dav sometlmes thcy pre-
scribe the ordinary forms Of scoho sometimes unctres
which simply iuferio acoho less medicated.
but email propcrcn Of the faculty. the preferences
HoSTEtTERS STOMACH BITE RI ~ the most carefully
preparsd medcna stimnisnt q present known Y 10.
has been administered In c.sss Of dyspepsia during
ys.s he who's country Tor cssss IN which q ZEE
disease, they would number millions No wonder. then.
that his become standard edictne IN eyery STATE city.
and village In the United Staes ana that the
dstnsushed literature. art and the
ucLers Tor properties The immense
uacury at Ptsburg with ITS extensive sorehousss 10 TIE
OF the kind In his
the preparation 81 the Btters 70 say nothing Of the
proprietary medicine ss.bishusn on this ecntnsn aua
Nv The beng of Providence the beneficial results Of THE
unequaiied tonic snd Alternative eoertensve with Ne
sold Z, iii drussss xew YORK once W Deg street,
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DISASTER Ar SEA.

Fatal Capsizins SC the John r. Ford.
LONDON August 81, 1881.
y Tho little schooner yacht John T. Ford Captain Cold
which sailed from Baltimore onhs 23d Of June for
Paris was capsIzed when almost at her journeys end
On the 10Th Of August, when entering the English
channel, sudden squat UPSET the little craft. One
revson IN ame not ascertain1d, vas savec
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NEWS From NORFOLK. VA
Changes In the Gospers Navy ysrS-visit -
Mrs. Jen Davis.

Changes In the Gosport Navy Ysrd-vtstt ~
nIrs. Jen Davis.
FORTRESS hoskox. August 81, 1881
The following changes have lately been made 10 ths
Gospori Navy Yard
Captain NJ. c. Eartin detached from ordnance duty
and placed waiting ords 70 take snsc, September
II.
Captain George W. Doty. detached from squipmsss
duty :. the yard and placed waiting ORDERS to take
effect September I.
Lieutenant Commander Oscar y. Stanton, detschsl
from the command OF the Tshoma and placed %
waiting orders
Assistant Paymsster Theodore g. Thomp son. dstsohel
from the Tahoua, aud ordered 10 settle his accounts
Commander George H. Cooper. ordered TO ordnance
duty q tho yard September
Commander 4. r. Quacksnbush ordered In eouiumsus
duty At the yard September l.
Mrs. Jen Davis arrived at Norfolk YESTERDAY passed
the day with her relatives In the civ aud eft IN the
evening for Canada, via New York 40
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ST., ao2. Sl $l&s III


'o's''.'''''' e'Ss''o'''' SS~@'S's S''' ''~''
The increase In not 30 great hosevc a. was aniic-
pated In some instances the taxs on severn, ar.s
Properties have been lost, owing 10 the hish rae Of
taxation some OF the parties having removed to New
Jersey.
Nrv Yosx BRokuR IN TROUBLE -Yesterday after.
-,.., ~. 80. !, u....., - D.,
o"o" '"o eAs""s'''u ~ 'a' o.'0 " ''o1e'eN W w.
path, broker 10 New York, who IL accused by the Rev.
Samuel NJ Hsskns With obtaining money under false
- 80. 49,, $50. No.. n n. .
pro'ences' 'ook place ooo'o 'us''os ua"es' C. i"'
circumstances OF the case are o. follows'-fhs com.
n,a,nant loaned tho defendant his note for 1920 and
-. =. -..u....., ,..u.,,. p. ~. -.,.vn.n, NJ
tSee ooM sos..'s 10. a." y. ..ps o r ~ ~ W
INC samS ceruncaae LOT tn smsos % IN ssno W s
souo. S"'e1 pn .s .S h ~. =, .hs r,"rca
vsiws or ii ON A. the note was mot paid
whom due the complainant sudeavored to realize
90 his stock out ~S informed soa. u was w"uas ~
Inc 90 enoo ~ NV .u.s ~" -, .s . ~" 80
ISSUE w auu - 49, 80 .Ir,.n -; ~. 80 49,
sns ,rsn On Tho nsrs of Mr. Rsdpss was in good
faith. Several witnesses tcst6 that there was such
company, ous ns STOCK ~ss oos IN %stS nv VIE
oor,ns LOT snvof. gu. up 70 'ne pr % "o u'0os
any fns c"se vas sen' " luz "'s"u 'uy
Brsiyvss TIE SuRRoCArEs CoUnr.-Tho will at Ma.
,lds siiea vss proved 10 the Surroeates Court last
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D { N "! A R X.

The Proposed Sale oG tho Island Of 81.
Thomas.
CcrsSHAGsS August 81, 1867
The journals Of Denmark discussing the reported
roposton Of the Unred states for the purehass the
asaud OF st. Thomas
They generally favor tho project and urge the Danish
government to enter negotiations with tho Amer-
Gan government for tue sale OF the islanA
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On'ciai TgE rEcs f,"m s Pcs'S Ta,rxpu.rr

STAIRWAY Sons are enabled positively 70 ann'un's
THE FiKsI ,:RAND GOLD MEDAL FOR
AMERICAN PIANOS.
this being distinctly classified frs all other
exhibitors. In proof OF which the following
OfrfCt Al CERTIFICATE
members OF the International jury On
Musical Instruments Is annexed -. 80,
certify that the FIRST god medal for American Places
has unanimously awarded u Messrs Sterway Sons.
BY the Jury Of the International Exposition.
Firs. on the list In class X. ..n,c,
President Of International Jury
GEoRGrs RAsrNER, u.c,-r~
AxBRoiss THoxAs ~ shn
En-. HANstfcE.
r. A. ORvAERT.
j SCHKDMAygR, .'s
The original certificate. togetner with the ociAl ceko
log'te o. awards" IN which the name OF sThlNWAy =
SONS the list be At their WAkk
ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR OF 'STEISwAv HALL. uew
numbers los and Ill East Fourteenth street New York
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Inf YELLOW ftyfa IN Itxls.

Ghvxsrcs, August 81, 1857.
There vers 2tf deaths fr,m yslI,w fever this week.
also 100 deaths al Corpus Christi up TO the oh last
About hsf Of the ciissus are alex or dead much dis
fress prevails and help 10 needed.
Donations Tor the benefit OF the Corpus Christi suffer-
sn can De fcrwsrdsd through hsssrs spoord, rsstou
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A Challenge Not Accepted

Messs Poak Son having frequently denounced us g
bung the trade hAengei them to compete with
us-the pr pcpals on,, " poilak. Sen, and NJ KAden
berg We hattfcd ourselves that this would be neat
trial Of arstc skin between the two parties. Mr; !:
right choose plan bowl pipe the task %
an inferior workman condition that amber.
ation monorrams. figures. &C. should be cut upos
them nothing which could show either artistic
taste SKIN deserve creithey claiming to be only pps
cutters unable ese if they will accept the
fol challenge oner It sgain:-First a. msny pAas
Pipes no chooses his conditions Of regularity h.;
second London bend amber and all to be finished
out Of the materials; third two carved fancy Pipes
fourth Pipe mounted In silver Ac; fifth, Pipe with
q portrait.
Their Offer 10 settle tho matter being late 6nts
anything which they agreed 10 publish object TO- thsrs
IL plenty OF time.
Meerschaums at the Paris EIpost 1857. Is Wall street.
Broad and No John street, TO Broadway
stairs. Cut TO order. repair boil &c.
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A Challenge Accepted ny PoIiak q Son.

A Challenge Accepted ny PolInk dc Son.
The offer ~ last Sunday 10 compete In cutting pipe.
Of genuine meechaum good: we .cceptel
full faith but found that the chaeugers do like
weapons Tbese consisted In the foowtng:-Out Of tive
equy large pieces OF mee,schaum the principals OF As
respective firms then OF design
and the time and place In OF exports In
the trade and the public general BY that means
wanted to demonstrate
.Frsi.-Thai they tbemsslvss cannot cut plaaa pps
regularly.
secoad-rhas gain the larger pipe from the
sized piece.
Third.-th.t We can mako pipe In half the time our
This YES daily declined and the public will therefore
jude themselves what n think Of such people We
acknowledge their superior In mendng broken
pasng cracked dishes but dispute their knowledge OF the
Of meerschaum the meerpchanm trade. which
did acquire In the last thirty years. POLLAK SON.
Manufacturers Of m~erschsum goods 8ores091 Bsosl-
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

TAXABLE PRopERrY or BROOKLYN. From the follow
ing report recently submitted by the Board OF Asse sors
Of the CITY Of Brooklyn, will be that there Is an
excess Of the taxable property Of tina. city compared
with the return Of last year. amounting to $500 900
The table follows showing the comparative wealth
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TAs Infaps's Friend. Mrs W trscws sg s ~
ing syrup best ana remedy In the voIia "
d2sssss q children such a. teelhiss Wind cole &C.
yorecz Aridity Of tbs stomach regulates ne % D.
wiv hesl nd mother ara cnho. ~
fectiy safe In all iions Of e M ,ry
OdEcee SIS fnton street. New YORK. sna ~ ~ % o''
London. England.
Bs SURE 20 s wvnfn,sr,ow,s SOOTHING syRyp"
No.. ~ y. ,s,s N Curtis Psrkins" tho outs
wrsvpsr. Az others sU enss 'nsAs'e~
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BRRsr. August 81 1857.
Among the passengers ey ths French General Trans
Atlantic Company's steamer Earops sailing from this
port to-day, Madame R,s,or, her suite and drama
BIC company.
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THE PARIS B0URsE.

Soothing Efecs OF Rnposeon's sps eches.
Paris, Augusi al, 1857.
The Paris Bourse pathizes with the &c speeches
recently made by the Emperor Napoleon. The reutes
ore 6rmer and higher o-dag
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RlpoaTtu osMFecrus Of the BLACKS IN TeMs.

ST. LOUIS, August 81, 1S6J
private letter received In California, Mo- last week.
from former resident OF that place living in North
Texas that the negroes ia that part Of tho stats
had quit work and into camp. all we'll armed and
ASSERTS that they intend 10 take the law into their own
hands,
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NEXs EsnM kfYsKIs.

MrxrHs August 81, 1861.
. The Meath Of this city 10 improving. There were ony
twenty three deaths from ell dseasss for the week srA.
Ing NJ noon ooay, none Of them from cholera
The frst balls Of cotton vas brought In to-day
~m Chased low nldillas, sna ss'A Il l0rsy oSasA
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THE FRENCH ACADEMY.

The Prize Poem and subject.
PARIS, August 81, 1867.
The French Academy has awarded the prize Of poetry
90 NJ 0rsnier
The subject Of the poem IS Tho Death OF Abraham
Lincoiu.
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I've Ytllew ftvEa 4 new ralrAxs.

Ns~ opLsAss, August 81, 1857
tsrdaT. Total for the week, las
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tay LosDos Mosrr MAnkrr.-Lcspos. August 81
r k.-Cous0ls steady nj % 9-l6 FOR money Cni ed
etstss nve-tweny bonds. 13is; Illinois Central Railway
khares, II; Erie Railway shares. IS.
y LIVERPOOL CorToS MaaxEr. LIVERPOOL. August 81
M-Ths cotton market closed dull at tho foil owl
authorized quotations: -s.idfl !ng upiands 10Hd
middilng Orleans l0tsd The sales OF the day ex-
cesdsd the estimate BY 900 bales footing up 5000
Bales.
Z LIVERPOOL BasAps-urrs MssKsr -LIvEsrooL, August
Bl-3 r. M-The market for breadstuns closed quiet
and unchanyed Corn 35s 81. per quarter for new
mixed Western. Flour, 34s. pr Dbl. whea-ca-
eornia white, l3s. 81 per GENITAL.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS NARKHr-LvERpoot, August
els P. M-Ths market for provisions closed with an
advancing tendency some articles Cheese has ad-
wanesd TO 6la Cd. and beef 70 l42s 3d. Other articles
UNCHANGED
. M-rhe only change In The produce market 10 In
tallow which 10 3D. better, and closed at as 3D. per
Owt All other quotations unaltered.
LoNpos MARKETs -Los DON. August SIS p M-sugar
tAd iron steady. Oils and .inseeds unchanged.
Marine tnte'itxruce.
QUEENSTOWN August 30-Ths steamship Russia Capt
Cook, from New York the 2lst inst arrived bore
eais morning en- rovie 10 Liverpool
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Buruett's Ca~oaine, Superior tn my Other
oils or pemades long been tbs
aranl AID enteiiishing HAIR DRESSING IN the world
soid by ali druggists at 81 bottle. Branch once -
Broaa~ay, n. Y.
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wHgsEEH 4 WsiIscs. sss sscsdw.,." SSs~ Yorr.
swardsd eehytvo eoapcstors the hishes, prcmiam
god medal for the psrfsctlon Of sewlpe Machines and
Buophoe cay gold medal Tor this branch o.
nanufaclure See oacal list OK aud sirne
media Al WHEELER 4 WILSON'S.
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Sfy :rs ksscs ffssfsss.sfss s. e:
oL&yB KgLTy's. az Broadway.
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For Disrvh@r Use sp~~r,s Port Grape Wine.
II sifin gent and Aelsive ecne the Kidneys,
ur he tuds OF through the bladder instead OF ss bowels
Iiviue tone aud strcsgsh ~ The intestines
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X. X. R.-RWdwny,s Ready Relief,
internal End sserns VII INSTANTLY stop ps's and speedily
cure AL khcnmatc Neurage Nervous and Malsrous com
pains. Ashuo Cholera, Dnarrhua and Bowel complaints
Sick aud hbsvous Hea dAchs Price 30 cents bottle.
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THE Mewc 1lachi~e. Cempany. r..ss rscw.s;;
J-Ihy highest premiums tor sewing rsehines onoe wv
BroAdw ny, New York.
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,sssscn Us,v~r-~rI~, Parts, 1867.

prn:S. o...ss sus sns qwsa,ss .fss So
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Curtains. L.cs, AID Ncs,lrshsm.
ho {. Al %. KELTY's. ear Brosdway.
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Machines 20 Ssssdwsy. New Ysrt
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40 Fus the YELLOW ftWa surrrarN

he following sums have been received for the susr
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Ghe Political Excit of
sseamers-The New Line 60 Houoluiu-Pix
Iron Samples.