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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22

3 imports Of gold into Great Britain in 1866 aggre-
ella, 4l4o67 and Of silver CO. $780, 7s4. In 1887 the
brts OF gold we're only fe,420, $40, and Of silver
Sa,o47, making total Of sic, 774,7S7, against
2s5, 4bl in 1853. The exports of gold during 1866
united to CT, 76i 042 and OF silver G3 297, 273. In
tho exports OF gold were G3 900 $50, and Of silver
So, 79l, making q total OF CO, 1854 against
$50 3l5 In 1856
lore is q cheerful feeling among business meu. but
marked activity or bIoyancy in any department. OF
.. A brisk fail trade is however generally looked
ard to, based upon the highly favorable crop pros
,. Tho dry goods market has becn extremely dull,
recent failures OF prominent firms having induced
nation The demand is limited 10 small parcels to
up assortmenz. and goods are gradually accumu-
hg in the hands Of agents and manufacturers. In
90 there Ia no material change to- note the tone OF
market being steady. partly IN sympathy with the
mess Of that for raw cotton Tho receipts Of the
pr at all the ports for the week ending on Friday
very light, namely. o02e bales, making the total
September last 1s2e 200 bales, against 1852, $50
3 for the corresponding length of time in 1866
sxports for tho week also light the total being
1877 balss, unakins 1,4oo,l s4 bales, against
$50 bales for the period in the previous year.
stock ct all the ports, according TO the latest ad
in 1896. Of this stock 1t is estimated that New
ans has ,e6s bales; Mobile 12,olo; Charleston.
IA; Savannah. B2o2: Texas s,sl2; Now York,
no. Florida $50, and other ports 5000. The Eng
cotton market has been unsettled, and ON the 9th
ans the stock q Liverpool aggregated 7ss, 200 bses
Inst 800 81 tho same time In 1865, and at Lon
o. ol2 bales against 79S27. There were at this date
$1,000 bales Of American and 63l,95 OF Indian
~, making total Of 900 against ,7si, s73 anoat
ashore In the beginning Of July, 1850.
he foreign exchange market was hrm throughout,
the volume OF transactions was light. The leading
wsrs asked 1l0x for their sixty days sterling. but
ksrs were indispcsed 70 give moro than ll01i, and
Ia OF the sales were at this rsis That part
the July coin interest on the public debt due to
sirn boudholdsrs has been RENTED, except where 1t
authorised 70 DO held here subject TO order SO that
demand for bills from this source has almost wholly
Ised large amount OF foreign balances still re-
10 here, however, for employment, owing to the low
ss OF interest current in Europe and these will be
IRE likely to increase than TO decrease 90 long As money
na.ns a cheap abroad ~ 10 10 at present These
lula probably have aggregated larger sum than they
n n had not been for the fact that here also money
uuu,uaIly cheap and abundant The closing rates
re Is undsrstated:-
B>nkers' bills on England at sixty days, 1lo5S q
tarcs days, 1l0k -; commercial bills. 1o9H a p
h on Paris ct SIXTY days, 61aH 6.12H; at three
rs. s.u. s61o. othcr continental bills were rated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22

The market for wheat nrmer and winter advanced
changed tsifcrnis was Sc ico ee.ssr Closing arm a
the Improvement The sales were to01 bushels a. ~ %
To- spos amber a,cs = IS fsr amber
Michigan ~ 81 for No .nwsusse ~ 70 % y for NO;
do and 81 g. for rejected sprng Corn unsettled and
same choice new western mSsd rsrosd ccrnl very dry
broneh, 81 0sx prime steamer cora so.d a. u W 81 %,
ss Ssa u :: Tor new
and ss y u for unsoSnd Oats were IN far demand and
% s os s, SS:h es. on Is 9F s %
ss y ana ns
Fsrenrs continued 10 rule dull but rates were not mate
rally changed. The ensagcmeus weres-To Liverpool per
sea- q S Sa: ro.a H. ID 81
sse-o S The sSsrisrs were Am Italian brig esrst
sUvsirs rusd dull, but prices wers unchanged
r. fS VIZ 9s5 n' ppns ana %
liors wore 70 moderate request and nrn Sales Of -
nssr Manila was drI and nominal a He ri,<c.
| gold. w sales o. any kind we're rcpor,sd.
NoLsssEs-1he demand su conthned light. but prices
snchangsa rhs only sales re heard Of were 81 bbls
Wava Of .urpsnsns previous prices
s;S. Sas se . -s n 10 ~
sales y sce Sbis in Xs lots, ssios Tor No J. and
sd 5ss s, - and s' wSnso ss
Ia cssks sn ii is in bill. FOR tobbns los oshsr kinds
ans ssSSs IN. demand s md ps.
s%isss sSls H sSs w,rs 10 Ss rss
Ysay. notice ssers option snd ae dc DO ass cn,an
&c BUSINESS s' aoas snissd Tlis s' ssrsr yo'f'
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IANclAL AND NUMERICAL.

SUNDAY, July 81. 1867.
ct week, bat yesterday afternoon n developed in
activity and buoyaucy, and closed nrm at the sub
quotations: New York Central lo7,< los; Erie.
y: Reading, 1854 a e; Michigan Southern, so
eveland aud Pi.'sburg, 91l AZ; Rock Island, 1908
Fort Wayne, l02k 1903; Northwestern. 40 . y; do.
red. 7Ok II; Pacific Mail, 146s1 l47; Ohio and
sippi certificates 2o,l n; Western Union Tele-
4sE . u: ManposA preferred, % y. The
marked advance took place In Hudson River.
sold up to 1lsx, Notwithstanding that the stock
Pcently ''wa,erea" to the extcns Of hundred per
Ind that II sofa last year before this doubling Of
Apital was mootsd at 9Sls II 10 now selling
price considcrabiy above It's value; but a.
Fhols Of It is owned by few men, they can
keep IL there or put Il higher The public will,
Fer consult It's own interest," by leaving It In the
OF it, present owners The indications are favor
an sctive speculative movement this week, al
there lie a. yet very little visible outside support
market. The prevailing abundance aud cheapness
nsy arc in the existing temper Of the street highly
latvs and. entirely regardless Of real values, prices
robabiy 20 higher. Nevertheless, the dangers at.
hg stocE gambling are sufficient to deter
men who have legitimate business from
Pring upon tho treacherous tide Of Wall
y Tho bank statement for the week will
gain favorable. and on Saturday large amounts Of
y in excess OF their requirements we're offered to
eadng dealers in government securities at four per
although most Of the loans on miscellaneous
erals were at Eve per cent
gold market was drm but rather dull during the
the extrome range having been from lS9H TO
The fluctuations are not sufficiently wide to
large volume Of speculative business. and most
% operations undertaken by persons outside Of the
are connected with foreign exchange or the pay
. OF customs duties, the speculative transactions
and simple being confined to the brokera There
some disposition shown to advance the premium
tha Presidents message was sent to Con-
referring to the cost Of governing the South
States and the possibility Of the govern.
having TO assume thor debts contracted
to the rebellion; but the force OF this
argument against the present plan Of reconstruc-
was soon lost The export of specie fell s1iort Of
|of the previous week, the total havir. been only
b0,4ss. The supply OF cash gold was abundant, and
, were generally made without interest and at 2 a
bent for carrying The daily range was a. follows-
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San Francisco papers OF June 20 say
The mouoy market continues well supplied, but the
receipts Of gold bullion large. The Nevada bull
hon comes greater Quantities but the gold supply ID
less The proporon OF gold to silver Indicated the
returns of Che Imperial mine Thus out OF 1,04sS94
there was gold $4S2 200 and silver &566,676 The dra
Of tho precious metals from the East Europe follow.
Ing high rate OF exchange. which Is 1l0, keeps
zoe bars par In New York. ard allows but Little TO
70 the mnt--that Ia the commercial value OF gold Is
higher thai: coin value and the mint here is doing
Comparatively little this month. The mint and coinage
cnarges high for tho currency purposes Of
country.
Tie demand for money for duties has boon as fol.
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Tbs frauds on the revenue especially those relating
the vhisksy tar, still engage public attention. and
10 Treasury Department is strongly csnsurcd for not
wing orsanzsd moro perfect system Of collecting the
,srus sarss In Great Bntais where the revenue de-
vsd from the principal art elcs OF consumption such
bser vhisksy aud marufactarcd tobacco, IL just ~
kacut OF collection a. 10 here, successful evasion
ths taxes IL almo.s impossible Every dis;iilers and
s,stsr, place Of business for instance. licensed and
ndss the copsant surveillance Of the gauscrs belong
b. 10 the district In which IL 10 situated who visit the
rsmsss In rotation, one thus acting ~ check upon
9 other and preventing COLLISION between the manu-
sturers and rsveous oflcera The same system could
: adopted here with equally certain results and sav-
~ 10 Che government. Of not far from TIVE hundred mill
Lon, year There Is consequently no e.
use for the laniy hitherto displayed In
elle-tng the whiskey and other taxes No
Sscouats check has been imposed upon the excise
kcsrs and there s abundant proof that they
league with the dIstuIers the whiskey frauds which
have coma 10 light To discharge these mon from the
srvics II not enough 10 The ends OF justice
criminal prosecution ought 10 30 commenced assin'
aoh Of the guilty parties and severe example made OF
khem Il convicted Of the offences charged. That they
IRE very nsmerous thers Is no doubt; for the same
vs,ern Of frauds which has been exposed here has,
scccrding TO every appearance extended oil over the
sountry, ana We shall probably never know the fcll
sxsa, Of the losses which the revenue has sustained
and Is sii sustaining owing 70 the corruption Of ii'
own officers No timo should 10 lost In making the
necessary reforms; and this duty dsvoives principally
upon the Secretary Of the Treasury, who may be justly
hsld responsible for the defects OF the existing system
Of gathering and the consequent oss 10 the revenue
Annexed 10 comparative statement showing the .h,p
q, specie from this port last week and during tn.
S. to date together with those for the corresponding
eVrioi. IN isos and 1906
1865. 1860 1891.
rxspty-s.nsh week.. tis1ll5 e4leols a. 600. "a:
tv.ious:y reported .1s,sisooo Sssoslss 5i,2laes'
fe,sl, ........ sis,4isi7s sAe.71s,iti tas.s7los
psoned 10 The total valuation Of tho foreign import
Il bls por Tor the week ending July H. compared vii
yhoss 81 the two preceding weeks as also The value
~ ssoas antsrea n ne port y yhFavn % We RarSs
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CoFrKE remained quiet, and wo heard q

CoffkE renamed quiet NO heard OF OF import
snce; prices nominally unchanged.
FLorR AID GRAN Recepts. s266 bbs -four 200 DO and
150 bags meal ~ ga bushels wheat 12 as
s4.se do Data ~ do rye and 100 90 malt The nour
market remained steady under fair demand from the
regular trade and for shipping 70 the PROVINCES &C. and
prices were without change California WAS also steady,
gated $50 bbls southern -four rather active
former prices. The sales $40 bbls Rye
In moderate request and prices steady. Sales 10
bbls a. 81 Isl ~ - Corn ms. was moderately active.
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This has been carried into the Custom House this
month, 20 be shipped East, and about a. much has
been coined and there has been no increase OF cur
rency
The shipments Of treasure less than for the
pondng period last year when the English crisis caused
an extra drain In that direction
The aggregate exports Of produce and OF for
remtt tan, os M for dutioo fooWs:--
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY. July 2o-SP VI.
CouoS-There quite active demand, mostly from
spnaers and specui~tors with moderate offerings and
the advance the Liverpool market prices higher
&c being demanded at the clcsc FOR mddng upland The
sAiss aggregated s.2c9 bales. We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22

Total for the week IS, 1893 s44las7o ss22o $50
Tho imports Of dry goods for the week and since
January compare as follows:--
For the Week 1865 1869. 1867.
Entered at the port ST. 2lOs2o e2s7ss15 g. $40 Gal
Thrown on market Ll44.44s 2,SS4,242 sss
sine Jan. l.
Entered at tie port 27,163438 774s3l 2SS sools 9S2
Thrown on market. 1884. 400 722s6,4ol 52,Iss502
subonsd highest prices obtained for the lead
ing stocks sold the regular session Of me Stock
Exchange on each Saturday Of the past four weeks:-
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Arpnxw On Sunday, July ~, after long and severe
scknsss ASsx THOMSON, wife Of George Andrew ssea
Is years months and days.
10 rcativos and friends OF the family ere respectfully
An 10 attend the funersl from her lsls rssaepcs
ga Ninth avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, AZ hairpH"
"" ca. on Saturday, july 90 a Ne H' West Fdy.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
Baxyrox-sAww On Thursday, July 4. a. phladel
pbys bv tho Rev Roger Orion, JoES r. BRArro~
Philadelphia, to Mrs JAsx ANN s>wis, oil New iots'
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The Isthmus steamer arrived to-day brings 1852 $50
in specie The Of brought to this port
by each California steamer from San Francisco and As
pnwsl since January Of this year and for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22

Ship ssrgssa !s sss s d
two lower tepsas parted mala .opmssf sss1
sa5 % sass ~ lad
ySs boarded ~ PILOT boa. Francis Perkins, No is since
81 ai f Fss ssa s.' H. w
Bah kSalS EobiaSn. glasgow, % days Nth mdss
BARK Cereal IBr Bolt Newcastle. s. days. with ndss 81
BAY ..s1 b nsS hEsar ssiSsr dana Gs
tn ass 20 sonsn Eye sqns 70 lS e
lost lower forc.opsa ana and shipped several heavy
ma s psr I With decks ''s
sars chris.ians Norwl Lange. Leghorn q days. with
Bark BrazileIra sBreml Vessels Rio Janeiro, % days
BARK David Nicteis. coombs Cow Bay Il days. with eo.
to Frs e casns sr n9''' R' ''n'' IS days with ''H''
Brig Milwaukee Brown. Lnssn days. with COAL to .
Brig Ssrraguagus Layton Lngan 10 days with COAL 70
Brig sarah Ann ORB Lynch, Glaze Bay. Il day. will
nre Antelope tumble Glaze Bay. days. with coal 70
Brig hsmpden Colt, Banros with lumber. to HOlyots
soarR Biaow tBr,. Barker. Bridgeport. CD with coal u
sehr telegraph tB} Wood Windsor. days. with psss
.ssSr Nay tsrS BUCK Dorchester. NIB. 10 day. w
s seSr Ki Watson SIsa%s5 cs0rssso~n. DO
sc5r Fred Reed is Psn Ssss 1 sassor
ssSr X sSS'ha ,T1air A1a'. rSom.ssou.
Tvs isockiAnu
sour y Leach, fnhbury. Rocklaud
Schr MI Hope Varuuui, Rockiand
Schr GENTLE, Henderson, Rockiand
ScAr Il n Perry, Ham lion, Portland
Schr ID JOacs Scabury, Portland
Srhr Eliza Frances. Sawyer, Portland
Schr Island Home. Alien Gloucester,
Schr r Jefferson, Chase New Bedford
Schr Eineline Haigit, Avery, Welaect
Sohr Panthea, Racket, Prov denGe for RoudouS
Schr Gen Harvard. Johrson, Proyidence.
Schr Kate stevens, ---, Providence.
Schr Elizabeth Il, Rogers Newport
Srhr 4 Cooper Wheaton, Newport
schr Harriet Lewis Taylor, Newport
Schr J Is Snith Williams, New Haven
Schr " A. iike, Cow, New HAYES
schr Nm Ctlum Scoviile, Portland. o. for PhiAdeiphi
Schr Fred Hall, Jones, Portland, CT.
Below.
Ship Escort from Liverpool for Now York, rcceivsA(
pilot l7h inst OF Georges shoals from plo, boat francs
Perkins, No ID.
Wind at sunset n.
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Marine Disasters.

SHsr JANIS KKsrEE. Dclano, resumed nor voyage h
New York from Queenstown on tho 9Th OF july after han
Ing been repaired.
BRIO yRGfNiA Clawson, hence for Savannah, reports q
the morning OF sh inst encountered when 30 mles TO en
eastward OF Cape Henry tremendous squal which can
red orcysrd and sprung foretopsa yard blew ju
ly GALES nd baav uualla OF win
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rx.p,y.a.nsh week.. sisllls s4lsols ~ 4sosa
tv.iousy reported. 1s,sia,ooo As,Scslss ai,2iaess
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-19
CLIMAX.

A plain tatement Of facts. Inherited S%crofula,
and many of my relations have dicdor it. In 1889
my case was %frightful. Tumurs and ulcers spread
until nisi2, under the advice of my physician /
went to Avon Springs. lreceiyedn no bencnt-lricd
every medicine and did everything [, uuld. Ilad
to rest my arm on a cushion, ana hnd NOT lvrn able
to iaise it to my head for over u year. The dis
charge from two ulcers was HcqIly q pas q day.
Amputation was recommended; 1tt pronounced
dangerous, IcOuld not sleep, ANA my sunerir rs
We're intolerablo. AJriend brought me an English
physician who applied Il salve with which he said
he had aocoEp lished extraordinary cures in the
hospitals in England. 1t commenced to relieve; /
persisted in its use; it finally effected a perfect and
entire care. Iti now 1913. 1t is i've years since |
had the appearance Of u scrofulous sore, and my
health has been good ever since. | procured the
receipt of this wonderful article-this blessing of
humanity-and have called il pages CLIMAX
SALvE," and allow the public to use it or not as
they choose. This is a brief but candid statement,
given more fully in my circular.
GENEVA, N. Y, December As. j. Nj. PAGE.
NEW YORK, October1 10, 1866.
lhave knownJ NJ. Page, Esq, of Geneva, n. Y,
for many years. He is one OF the first citizens of
Western New York. Isaw him last week in good
health. His case was amost remarkable ous, but
actually truein every particular.
tSignejO DEMAs BARNES.
We have watched the uuaided but growing ia
Vor of PAGES CLIMAX SALyE," and ayailing our
selves of the knowledge of Its wonderful curative
powers, have become propriotors Of the same.
1t lisa sure cure for Burns, Scalds, S~crofula, salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Bites,
Chiiblains, Stings Bruises, Cuts, Swellings, &c,
whether upon man or boast. IT subdues pain and
Inflammation with surprising celebrity, and heals
burns without a scar. No family should be with
Quit 1t. tits always wanted, and is always ready.
We will forfeit u dozen boxes for any single fail
ure. We believe there was never anything like it
in the world. 1t is put up in tin boxes, surrounded
by a full circular giving facts, directions, testimo-
mails, &c, and can be ordered through any respect
able Druggist throughout the world. Price only
% cents. WHITE & ROWLAND,
Successors TOD NJ PAGE,
Feb. %, 1s67-weowly24 121 Liberty St, n. Y.
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DIR. 6 co.


~ RlVATE DISEASES CURED In TIE
shortest possible time, AT the Cincinnati Lock Hos
p1tul, gao alnut street, between Iilth anuSiNt
up stairs, without the usG Of Mercury, 10
OF time, or change OF diet.
DIR. STEVENS, by special study and experience
in the hospitals OF Baltimore, London and Paris, is
enabled To guarantee a cure ia the most comp
Gated cases, Recent cases OF GOnorrheRor Sypl
cured in u Few days, without change Of dict,
hlndrance from business. Secondary Syphilis-tn
last restige-eradioatcd without tie use ui Me
curry.
Victims OF self-abuso and excessive yen.ry, ~
ferlng from spermatorrhea, and loss OF plysiC
and mental power, Indigestion or COnstipltioS
Eruptlons, Nervous Coughs, Hypochondlis, Nc
are treated for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. nU
consumption, by Ignorant men, whO mistake IN
effects for the causes OF the evil, and thus MT
ply both.
Married men, and those contemplating maria {
should restore yigOr TO their bodies and minds,u
they entail misery and DISEASE upon those al inc
| pOsterity,
Diseases peculiar to females treated. A CT
guaranteed in all cases, Persons at a distan
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] case, Dr. EVE a 90, gao Walnut bttWc,L
Y 9th and 9th streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Onice hours from NJ, 700 =. NJ; Sundays 10
II a. M dCCS-lyd
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:. T--1s6O-X-The amount of Plantation Bit
terssold in one year is something startling. They
would MI Broadway six feet high, from tile Park
to Fourth street. brakes mandatory is one of
the institutions Of York. 1t is said tina Drake
painted all the rocks in the Eastern States with his
cabalistic rs. T.-1sG0-X. - and then got che old
granny Legislators to pass n law prevent g dis
figuring the face of nature, " which gives him a
monopoly. We do not know how this is, but we
do know the Plantation Bitters SELL rs no other
article ever did. They are used by all classes of
the community, and are death on Dyspepsi a-cer-
tain. They are very inVigoratIng when languid
and weak, and II great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by all
Druggists.
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WHAT DID Irp-A young lady, returning to her
country homo after a solourn Of 4 few months in
New York, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place of a rustic, flushed face, she had u soft,
ruby complexion, Of almost marble smoothness; ;
and instead Of twenty-five, she really appeared
but seventeen. She told them plainly she used
Hagan's Magnolia Balm, and would not he with
out IT, Any lady can improve her personal APP
pearance very much by using this article. 1t can
be ordered of any druggist for only 30 cents.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Probate Court.

THE following Executors, Administrators, and
Il Guardians accounts will be for settlement on
the 9th OF April, 1867:
Executors, of John Cox and Henry Riner.
Administrations, of BENJAMIN r Lodge, Maria
Eve Apple, Hester NeVinger, j. =. Foster, ir.,
VIM Birch, Ernestina Scheverling, Caleb Inlny,
and David A.. WarehRm.
Guardians, of Mary Jane Weller, Milton d.
Cromas, Theodore DIETRICH, Clara b.. Helriggle,
John Henry and barbara Ann Souders, Mary
Elizabeth SwartZel, william Sandman, Charles
Weller, Jacob W. Thompson, Isabella G.. Thomp-
son, John A, Thompson. Thomas Il. Thompson and
sophia j, Thompson, Francis j., Charlotte b..
charles Il. and Ida h. Kershner.
DENNIS DWYER,
March 10, 1s67-d1wS. 2Tt Probate Judge.
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"ln lifting the kettle from the fire scald ed my
self very seVerely-one hand almost to a crisp.
The torture was unbearable. = = . The Next
can Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost
Immediately. 1t healed rapidly, and left very little
scar. CHAs. FOSTER, 42O Broad st.. Pbilada ,,
This is merely a sample of what the Mustang
Liniment will do. 1t is invaluable in all eases OF
wounds, swellings, sprains, cuts, bruises, spayics
etc, either upon man or beast.
Beware of counterfeits, None is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel plate cngravings, be airing
the signature of G. w. Westbrook, Chemist. and
the prisGte stamp of DEMAs BARNES a. co. N Y.
Saratoga Spring WATER, sold 10y all
Druggists.
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The NEwCoMBs.-This inimitable troupe
will give an exhibition at the Opera House
this evening. w. w. NEwcoMD, proprietor,
has attained a reputation in the Minstrel
line that places him at the head of the list,
and we have no %hesitancy in saying that
the exhibition at the Opera House tonight
will exceed anything of the kind witnessed
in Dayton since the last visit of the New
combs.
The Detroit Press speaking Of this troupe
says the Newcombs gave their first euter-
tainment last evening to one of the fullest
houses of the season. Tie hall was packed
to the door, as is generally tlur ease when
companies of a flrst-class reputation are
announced TO appear. The performance
did not |disaproint the audience, originality
being Il special feature throughout. The
selections We're beautifully rendered. In
the vocal department, the ballad OF Mr.,
Rainier, "'Tis only Il withered rose" was
specially deserving of mention, the vocal
lists full, rich baritone filling the hall with
splendid melody.
THE veteran comedian, W. w. New
comb, received a hearty welcome back
after an absence of two years from the
stage. Himself, Arlington and Billy Emer-
son are ''murderous . they did not show
any mercy whatever Oh the audience, for
as soon as they (the audience) recover from
one convulsion, they would send them of
in another spasm.
'Billy Emerson's song and dance is a
great feature. During the act the house
is still as death, but when it is over one has
to stop up their ears if they wish to hear
again for the next half hour. They have