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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01

Rev. DR.. John M. Krebs.
This well known divine and sssimsbls gentleman died
IN this city half pest one O'Clock yesterday morning
uhe deceased graduate Of Princeton College, and,
after studying for the ministry took charge Of the old
Rutgers street Presbyterian church. where be presided
rs pastor for thirty-nvs ysarA DR.. Krsbs Of
the ablsst ministers Of the Presbyterian Church In this
sy, and was one OF it, leading members. he the
President Of the Board OF Foreign Missions ana d.
rector OF Princeton Seminary In 1862 his congregation
removed 70 the new and elegant church Of
street and Madison venue ths pastor
which he continued until about year ago. when Ill health
compelled him TO withdraw from the exercise OF his
calling About four months ago his faculties gave way
beneath the load OF disease causing such alteration
OF the mind that he vas unable 70 recognize the
bers OF his own family. While death has only relieved
him or his suffering, his friends will hear Of
his absence from among with profound regret
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01
EXECUTIVE clEmsHcy.
The Pardon of ex-United States Senator Mall
lory. of Florida.

The Pardon of ex-United States Senator Mall
lory, of Florida.
IWuhington Correspondence Of the New Orleans Times
September %
Tho President has issued pardon TO Stephen r. Nal
lory late secretary the Navy OF the Southern Coned
eracy. Il will be rscollectsd that Mr. Mallory the
only member OF Mr.. DAVIS Cabinet who surrendered
and elected throw himself upon the mercy Of the
federal government. This pardon recommended by
the Governor Lieutenant Governor State Treasurer
Senators ana sixty.our members OF tho House OF the
Counectcut Legislature, and Hotchkiss. Hubbard and
Barnard memeY OF Congress, Secretary Seward Attor-
nsy-Geuora Stanbery, Governor Marvin and Major
General 8. G. Wright, United States army. ,rt
General Wright saysI ut seems TO me to be In pur
suancs OF sound policy 10 rensate in their rights OF ct
genship who like Mr. Mallory. did not favor orfgi-
nal secession for movement and who can be relied on
for observing the spirit OF obligations they may take
upon themselves they will thereby be enabled 70 take
more efficient part in healing the dissensions which
still exist in rcesabshng those relationships between
the people Of the North and the South which ndis
pensable 10 more becoming united country.
II Mr.. Mallory is pardoned, should expect him to
use his influence toward desirable end,
and II Ii from considerations OF public nature like
those from strong personal interest his welfare
arising from a friendship Of moro than twenty years,
that am induced 10 conmsnd his application TO your
favorable action.n
Some time ago Senator Wilson, OF Massachusetts.
recommending the release OF Mr.. Mallory from con-
0nement used the following languAge:-
"Reagan went to him and he stated TO that he
knew Mallory disposed to do all he could for the
restoration. would DO very liberal and kind TO the
rebels. but exacting in regard to the freedmen"
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
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.+ -.'l y BLANKETS trom the manufacturers.
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urneo io" nricrA r t'' '..',
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WROUGHT IRON DFDsTRkDS Mr tn on .'ufl "a, '' .u
Public ataoon To- thsmAufsiv ef ieh especial entUn Is
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fo's'uttpons, snd iedc fs lle and well seleoted
vJfLiAm GARDNER 30 "a Caselst. i.j .
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HUTCHTNG's ALMANAC 70,
Ii PARMERS ALMANAC for 1858.

KEIcKBRBOCKER ALMANAC for 1863 .
These popular reached their Fh PubHea
Ssb and ready for delivery BoOlf.f Merchants
sners have their 1pID aud inserted
vsAaL
orders toneiseA .1sIlof fH.a
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A BOOK STILL SELLING.
.ALLiNG's ROUTE GUIDES.

ACROSS THE CONTINENT" ar.
.. By SAMUEL BOWLES. ...Ia... oI .f..fa
stage journey the RceIy Mountains the AOHnOns and
One OF the popular boob, Of ADenen travel for years"
most fascinating volume to young and oo nan and voHan
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AmirAbe beyond praise - [san FTaBcisco BnTeiR
Fiye hundred dBOdechno Map Of the couBt. CO
g. bent BY mail postage paid receipt Of pnee U.
Published by SAMUEL B0WLBS 1 Co, .u
'' Springfield. Msas,
.tr.t and HURD HOUGHTON, NcnEIork,
and b sale b American News COMPANY NeslOTk Western News
Sompany Chicago ST LOos Book and News Company ST Louis Lee
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

rT0 MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STORE
Il KEEPERS. UI ....
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Fn RbbonsNo charge for Browns Blues spd
BsnGrcka
Our bonnet Ribbon Rooms nl of Cheap Goods
silk konnet velre,s hail last season prccs
Fall line of Bonnet sstns at W, 81 rs, and ~ 80
Our Bonnet crowded with debe shapes half the u
lar prices .. .
Feathers. Flowers, Laees kc, kc--al cheap
lengths cheaper thaa obhers sell whole pieces
Call . EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nos Ie, 3ll. 3lll Grsnds., &C. %. aud 70 Allen ct,
Einh block easth tue Bowery.
and Gnudst I've mnutea
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Jatb publnatiuns,
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... By
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INF ADAsrE r. F..sTHoRYfoN \ 1hi III a. II
~ English Astrologist, Clairyoyanf AM
/ Psychoslmetrician,. who has. astonished til,
scientific classes Of the Old World Has noy
\ located herself at Hudson, N. I. Madam,
Thornton 'llo possesses such wonderful power,
Of second sight, as to, enable her to imnars
Knowledge of the greatest Importance +,
the single OF married of either sex. Whilt
IN a4state Of tranceashe delineates the yer,
features Of the person you are to marry NJ !;
land by the aid ,ofaA instrHme mt ofintens,
power known as the Psychomotrepe, guar
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getheriwiths date of>marriage, position ii
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that the picture is what it purports to be
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tc' q, and enclosing fifty cents and
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you will receive the picture and desired in
formation by retnrnmail sAll eomm,,nica-
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CONFIDENCE, Madame i. Z. !. THORNTON, p q.
Box 223, Boston, MY. atiF Wosss aS ss,ogg
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using DR.. SEVIGNE'S REsTAURATEUR
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EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR!
as15a GHAsTELLAR'S i aada
Hair Exte rnlinator
For Removing superfuoas Hair,

ITO the ladies especially. this invalnable
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al s5.ss rs5s .ssal
MADAME REMIN GToN, the ivSorid-re
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g New York Advertisements
Il ! .ASTROLOGY.s ao =. !,
The lL'.l1.,l' " Y orId :. !. st,oI..nlishe,
Sac At the Wonderful Revelations Hed
Made by the Great Astrologist,
M adame Fl "a. aPERRIGO

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the heavens at the time Of birth, she dedu
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Consultation fee, with likeness and alf de-
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selves, as ifin person. A full and explicit
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receipt ofsprice above mentioned. The;
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all correspondence returned or. destroyed.
References Of the highest order furnished
those desiring them. Write plainly the
day Of the month and year in, which you
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Address Madame TT. A. PERRIGO,
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NOR restoring hair .npon bald heads
from whatever, cause it may have faL
len QUIT and forcing growth of hair upoi,
tile face, it has mo equai.a twill force .fbe
heard to- grow npea the ssmoothcst faecair
from \ i've TO eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. few
ignorant practitioners have asserted TINT
e ere is nothing that VIII forceso OF hasten
the growth of the hair or beard, Their as
scrtiors are false, as thousands of lfvsing
witnesses (from theirowr expert fence )can
bear witness. But many will say, ,howrare
we to distinguish the genuine from tho
spuiiousg It certainly IS difficult, as nine
Of the different Preparations .ailyer-
tised for the hair and beard are entirely
worthless, and, you may have already
thrown away large amonnts4m their pnr.
chase. 70 such VIC would say, try the Re
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unless it fully comes mp to otr representa-
lions IfS your Druggist does NOT keep IT,
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postpaid, together with receipt for The.
none (which will beireturned you on an
plicatien, provided entire satisfaction is
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.sl .s Crisper Coma.

by using this article Ladies and Gentle
IL n1en,carl beautify themselves a thou
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world ,, that will curl straight hair, and al
the same time give tia beautiful, glossy
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i'od3 { W.,L.sGLARK7&g Co, Chemists,ya
4 ri NO, 3 West Fayette street, !
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4 Reparator Capilli,

q ssF!s1z55l.s 90 --- s. 81 -1s88 tI398
I, Throw 9 y. away your. false frizzea, youl
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Destructive of comfort. and not worth d flo.
Come aged, comesyouthfal, come ugly and
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.W7HES YOU PURCHASE. - 80
GdRDNy sE,ED, z
see that you GET The BEST KIND; those
grown by LANDRETH are the most reIia-
bic, They do not cost more than apy
other, and can always. DE depended on.
Apply to 80 ~ Ii. ST. JOHN
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A Young Lady returning to her
country home, after a sejoHn Of a. few
months in the City, was hardly recognised
tby her friends.q In place of d courses rus
tic, flashed face,a she had ,asoft rAby COM
Iplexion Of almost marble ,smoothnesse and
instead sls' Of ty,three she really appeared
but eighteen teen Upon inquiry as, to. the
cause Of 50 great change, she plainly told
them that She used. the Cncassian Balm,
and considered it an Invaluable acquisition
to any Lady''s toilet. By its use any Lady
or Gentleman can improve their personal
appearance an Hundred fold, It is simple
lin its combination, as Nature herself is
simple, yet unsurpassed in its, efficacy in
drawing impurities hom,y also healing,
cleansing and Identifying the skin and
complexion. BY its direct action OH the
Fcuticle it draws from it.aH its impurities,
kindly healing thessame, and leaving the
surface as Nature intended it Should be,
clear, soft, smooth and beautiful. Price ST,
sent by Mail OF Express. on receipt Of an
ssoraer pya 1sisaSssa gs3s9aag ,gY .:agsN
III w. +. CLARK 8, Co, Chemists,
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4SNo. 689,
JOSEPH K. EwELL. ssVqssaa sa 9isissf
DURSUANT t0, order Of Sale Of the Dis
~ tfict Court 81 the Parish of Rapides
dated 18th May 1867, issued in theiaboyt
Hentitled suit, shall sell at Public Auction
for the paymentsof debts, on h BE- "a
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There cometh glad tidings Of joy to all,
TO young and to old, to great and to small
The beauty Which once was SO precious
- and rare, ~ 1920
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EEsSTRAYS TAKEN UP At S11uk.3ssyn
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TWO BRINDLE OXEN. One III
8 years old; over slope in the left aud ,ip
per bit in8the rlghtlear, with q belIanJ
two patches on said bell. The other Z or
years old, crop off Of each ear-no brands
|perceptible. Appraised by r. G. and sher
ley Henderson to be worth in the currency
fifteen dollars each The owner is re-
qnested to come forward, prove property
pay charges and take them away or they
viii be disposed offin thirty days, as the
law directs. n Wll-s Ggs.JlA liES,J.,Rs /
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