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DovEa, n J., April 10, 1857
This pretty little town, nesting down amid the ragged
hills or New Jersey It 10 believed has lost its miniature
sensation, the 'minsrs' STRIKE" which at one time
threatened 70 be productive Of serious disturbance
The immediate Of tho strike Ia tho fact that
some Of the mines worked by contract BY which the
minors average S2 per day, while others pay their men
/ uniform amount-$1 0s per day. Those working by
the day becoming dissatisfied, drew the contract men,
Who are principally Engsh and Welsh into strike for
81 per day, which the superntendents and sub-con-
tractors refuse pay 80 far the Of the mines
have ,riumphsd, q Is usually the case when men
attempt 10 redress grievances W brute force and the
owners sanguine that the strike il ~ an end for this
Nearly ali the old hands have returned to the Mount
Hope Hibernia, Dckenon, Byrau, Mount Pleasant and
Randall Hill mines only lew .aou,snt spriss who are
stood out until Monday, when ully one-haf Of them
returned 10 the pits and commssced work. number
OF the malcontsnts however, rspired 70 the mne and
by threats forced number TO quf work. No collision
took place, with the exception u ono Cornish miner
Who was knocked down and roughly handled
The EuqIish and Welsh have iearly all returned 10
their drfs and appear satisfied receive the old rate
or paw being principally contrah workmen who have
NO wrongs 70 be redressed The fsh, who are chiefly
day hands feel aggreved that Pc English and Welsh
strikers have deserted them, and them almost excu-
svely, 10 the trouble confined.
Il ID q matter Of much rcgro3 mat spirit or ma
tioual auimosty has grown Out OF tho strike. The
English and welsh say they Ore forced into the
demonstration BY the lrisn. Inv irsn, on tno otner
hand sssert that whio they havtho complaint mako
OF tho treatment they received rom the mining cor
pcrationa the under contracorsIwho are chiefly En-
rlishmeu show gross favoritismbn behalf Of English
workmen, thai these sub-contfcton give the best
drifs'' 70 Englishmen, and pl4e the HibcrniAns In
drifts that do mot pay them whct they wGk BY con-
tract What grounds there mt be for these COM
plants am not In . position tstate but II half the
reported 70 me occurred, y lrtshmen have oer-
tAinly cause 70 feel Sore
visited several mines and foud this national spirit
everywhere manifested. The bperintendents assert
that the strike s 81 end andthat those who insist
upon better terms will be compeh 10 emgrate or accept
present priceA This very mch doubt From the
tonaes that crops out Il evermne, there s trouble
brewing unless The presence Of be sheriff and his ON
cers whose good oces have beeracd into requsition,
ntmidates those who are stliile. Indeed, many Of
the strikers boast mat whom thcherH leaves they will
"clean out' all the mines 70 wch the men have ~
turned Whether they will attept this or succumb 70
the logic Of events time alone III make known. or
one thing am convinced, tho dining companies will
never have peace and quiet usil they combine and
establish uniform rates either bybs day or contract
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NJ E xIcO.

| Wholesale CentraAicsieu or seusatisa Ifsus~-
Cerens's Account 81 HE vSshs-Gsaeral
! vesRs Conspiracy Unssccessfui
attempt g Reinstate Navarrsse ~ Cover
esr 81 Lever Califorula, Go.
sAs FRAScuo0 April II, 1857
The "on that the forces Of Maxmlian had succeeded
in retiring ON Querdtsro without being obliged 10 give
battle and sbs -umors that portion Of the liberal army
had been dsfessed. and that the liberals were suffering
from lack Of supphsA ae coaradictsd BY sdyices
csivsd hero direct fru the scsns OF war In Mexico
The statement that rsvossA had broken out In San
Luis Potosi headed by Gsnss Herrera, is also denied
Letters from President JusEsz recsved here to-day,
make no mention Of any Disturbances having taken
piaos. nor do they snticipats any =.
Consul 0odoy be- received letter from General
Coruaa With reference 70 operations which took place
Qusretaro the 10th ult II states that tho serals
made reconnoisancs IN force which brought
gassmeAs which listed eight hours and resulted dv
ing the impsriass from Of their positions. Ths
liberals engaged numbered acooo and the mperaiists
General acdo Vega was at Mazatlan four days in dis
E Z s.S. s:
claim him the governor Of sh:e provnos The supplies
General VEGA had BEEN hidden in the mountains. with
the exception Of small quantity which had been given
letter from Lower California gives an account OF an
attempted revolutions IN tha quarter On the Let OF
April CASTOR dArois landed at La Paz from MAxatian
and proclaimed Navarstte the revolutionary exile,
Governor OF the S&ss5 aDnouncng thai he would arrive
st La Pas by the with two hundred men
and reinstate himself While on the way from san Jose
La PAz dArtos enlisted few adhersnts Of Naysrette
and with their aid took San Antonio By surprtse taking
the Ocais Of the town prisoners From San Antonio
he marched Ia Paz where he attacked tho palace OF
the Governor but finding himself suddenly surrounded
by superior forces fed with small band OF followers He
pursued captured and have been shot the
9th Of April According 70 the statement Of the facts
received here the revolution petty affair. II con-
tempiaied sheme OF pinufer by which American res
dents, we'll natives. would have suffered. His
designs were not countenanced by tho government OF
Juarez His story Of the approach OF Navaresto
without Foundation.
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ri The VIII Sf Dr. simeon. Ahrahams.
Dr. Simeon Abrahams, an old New Yorker, who lately
died in this city, made will containing the following
squests Among hem viii Be found lsRacies In favor
e many Of our charitable insttutona Ths will directs
~ body OF the deceased b disposed Of FOR scientific
purposes, or for burial according the wish Of his
family; and gives directions TO pay al his debts imme-
lia&sly Hs also gives his brother Benjamin during
fs the income It 70 his ulster. M Dyer dur
IND NE the nosms Of $50 900: the Hebssw Bsnevo-
Isn't Society 900; % The Jews Hospital 70
icaa Female Guardian Society," $1,000; 70 the Orphan
Asylum Bloomngdale, IS 700; % The Eye and Ear In
0rmary $4,000: 70 the Fremen's Tund Association,
Al 600: 70 the Deaf snd Dumb Institution, $4,000; 70
ehe Old Ladies' Home, Twentieth street, $4,000; 70
The Blnd Asylum, Ninth avenue 1000; 70 the yuve-
nile AsyIum for the Reformation Of Dslnquents
. tAs New York Dispensary 200; to the Northern
DsDensaFy $1,000 70 the Eastern Dispensay. 81 900;
70 he Demit Dispensasy 81 000 70 the Western Dis
Ueneary a. O00 the Northeastsn Dspensay, u 00O
e thc Northwestern Dispsnsary u, 900; % shs New
York Ophthalmic Hospital 81 0O0; 70 the Juvenile Ay.
ium 0S O0o 10 the New York Socisy s the Relief Of
Widow and Orphans or Medical Mem $1,000; 70 the
Nursery and Childs Hospital $4,000; e me Co!cred
Home, 5000; 70 the Association for the Benefit q
CoIorsd Orphans 5000; 70 eaoh executor who shall
qualify addition 70 his regular fsss thrss 10 numbss
he uss q houss and lot is given 70 his brother and
sister daring their lives, with ell taxes assessments
water rents, &c, paid
All the rest, residue aad remainder OF his property s
given the New York Hospital % which institution ne
Also gives al property Of which his brother and sister
have the use whe living thouss ncudsdI after their
death He appointed BENJAMIN AbrAhams, John h.
Riker and Samuel Riker executorA
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sale or Paintings Mt the Leeds Art Galleries.
the rst instamsnt or au invoice Of hundred and
thirty paintings advertised One original pictures
Of ths Munich school, by celebrated artists, just I'm
ported and never before sxhibtsd offered for sale
last night By Henry h Leeds Miner, at their rooms
Broadway, corner Of T~elnh street There was but .
odsrae attend ance 1t the sale and comparatively little
otseest manifested by those present. tho bidding being
rather dull and the prices generally low averaging
vndsr rather than over $50 The paintings comprise
variety or subjects both OF landscape and ngure and
sre mainly from the easels OF artists whose works have
never before been represented in this country to which
circumstapcs may doubtless be attributed the indfer.
euco Of collectors and connosseurs in regard TO the sale
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Tho UusSu Candidate fer LIsUsenasg Gevers
nor Threassssd VIII vIeienso ~ He Az
te@pteA 20 spssk nc escrmascsvn-Yorsaes
sf shs TOwu Burned.
HArsvIzLn, Ky., April 10. 1851. =
Mr.. r. r. Bskss, the Union cands1ats fsr Lsatsnans
Governor, prevented from spesking - ornsnsOws
seday by gang Of reessned ssbeis He was wasne6
thaA violence would be done him he made tbs ae@ps.
Some buildings fired BY - desperaaSes. sHd .
portion OF the town Destroyed.
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Thu PRIZE RING.
SPECIAL TEleAsAa 70 Ix ssaALu.

81 i"un, April 10. Issr. /
Preliminary arrangements hsv>' just bsen oompletsa
FOR another prize ring between Frask Drew ana
John Bernard The stakes be Ss0o sad the anAr
will take place within SIX weeks time the previous
mssng or tbsss men took place tho sosh Of hsrcA
Last, in Kansas nearly opposite st Joseph, Mis-
souri, Thar respective hGbting weight a. thas
Drsw one huadrsd and twenty eight Ono hundred saA
sixty avs rounds fought whom Drew wAs declared
and claimed repetition 0f the light and Drew. In A
accommodating spirit. has decided 70 sccsds 70 as
request.
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NJ ATLANTA, Ga, April 10, 1887.
Tho Southern press Convention, after . harmonious
session Of three days. adjourned sine dc O'Clock
this aftsrnoon, TO meet u Augusta Ca next year. the
existing arrangement with the New York Associated
Press continues. n
A complimentary banquet WAS extended 70 the men,
bers Of the Press last night by the citizens Of Atlanta
Speeches made by Judge Whitaker W. @. Clarke
General Wright Hon r. J. Morris, Colonel Glenn and
others, which were highly satisfactory
Governor jenkins arrived from Washington this morn
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LEAvuwoRTH, Klsas, April 10, 1857
The Missouri river is higher IN al any time since
1874, and ths water s stil rsn Farmers in the bot.
toms are moving back. EverytHg movable 10 swept
away. Two miles Of the Mi@ou Pacific Railroad, be-
tween wyandotts and Kansas Ctihas been abandoned.
and passengers transferred w boat the Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad track N bvered with wafer for
miles, and 30 badly damaged th Il will be several
weeks before trains can run throth.
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scHrSCrADr, n. r, April 10, 1857.
match same a billiards of ons thousand points.
carom, Tor 500 side, played q the billiard
Of Mr. Hornins. In this city, tonight Tns contestants
were Buck Saulsbary, Of Albany, and Orm- Valentine
Of Glovevills. Fulton county The game aftsr close
contest Of about three hours Handsomely won By
Valentine by one hundred and forty points Tho
betting very spirited u thc opening of the game
odds being two 10 In favor Of Sausbury large
Der OF spectators present. including many Of the
prominent billiard players Of the State.
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THE LABOR QUESTION.

Lab0rors, Union Benevolcut Associations.
Tho Second division Of the Laborers' Union Bensvo-.
lent Association held special meeting at the Sixth
Ward Hotel corner Of Duane and Centre Streets last
evening The following ONO en were unanimously re-
elected to for the ceming year:-Dennis D. Suli
Gilnarn, secretary; Thomas Hurley, Assistant sscre
tary; Michael Curry, Treasurer. The report OF the
Treasurer was read showing balance In favor Of the
association Of $l46 70, when the meeting adjourned
Meeting or the Workingmen's Unisa.
meeting Of this association took place last event
267 Bowsry There were about forty delegates pre-
sent Mr. John Ennis presided. The Taiors So
cesy reported thaA ono shop still held out against
them, but that most Of the members were fall
pcs.ed that len shops stl opposed Their strike,
but that the men were gradually Obtaining work.
The consspoeaing Secretary sn.ouscsd thas As eight
despatch from Albany informing him Of the fact. This
created coundsrabls applause. Resolutions rendering
Legislature and a washingtoa were passed, and the
meeting soon after adjourned
Coachmakers' Uuion.
ina above organisation held meeting last night d
their rooms, No. 267 Bowsry Mr.. W. J. MsGnn acted
chairman. The principal business transacted was the
Initiation Of members, and In the course II she
evening about sixty fresh added to the
cistys roll II reported to the meeting that
OF the principal bosses nad accodoo 70 tho demand WhCn
had been made by the coach builders 70 have their
wages advanced 70 tho same sum they were rscev.
Ing previous 70 the reduction Of January last
B1essanU sf BroUklyn Painters.
meeting Of the Journsyman House Paintsfs Ansoci-
alton was held last evening u No 900 Fuoa street.
Pollard President IN tho chair The committee ap-
pointed q previous meeting TO confer with the Board
Of Trade reported that they Aad conferred with that
body which composed Of nvs delegates from eight
dsrsnt trade societies Of the city Of Brooklyn and that
ths ohjsct Of the Board Of Trade was 70 form .
central organization for the mutual Int crest and proec
ton Of al trade societies % represented. A CON-
municaaion, embodying . resolution, from the Dry
Goods Clerks Early Closing Association, requesting the
painters not to countenance the cussom OF shopping
after O'Clock In the evening, adopted unan
mously. Ths names OF severa non-paying members
were ssrckea from the rolls Of the society The bosses
have accsdsd 70 the demands Of tbs painters for the In
crease Of wages 70 e3 80 per day. But thirteen OF the
employers however, have agreed 10 allow them quit
work at four O'Clock on Saturday.
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UNITED SrAm RrvxxuH CufTn CAxPsxLL,l
NEW LONDON, Conn, April 10, 1857. I
Captains Of vessels navigating Long island Sound
warned Of the dangerous position q the schooner
Elizabeth sunk between Baretrs reef light boat and
New London light The topmast shows out Of water,
and bears from the light boat T. N E., distant mile,
and from New London light 8. W. BY g. distant foar
mileR red nag has been placed At the masthead a
the wreck by this vessel. JOHN CARSON,
Captain United Ssates Rsvsnus Marine.
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The steamship Arizona will nil nom this port on
Saturday, April 70, for AspinwaHL
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
viii cose at halfpsss ton O'Clock Saturday morning
Ths NEW YosK HnAID-Edton for the PAcinc--will
be r,ady at haifpass nine O'Clock In The morning !.
Single copies In wrappers, for mailing, ax ssusa
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The best skeeton which has yet bcen useS Bradeys
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Mf Bradeys Duplex SKIRTS arc perfect In sire and
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The s, mos. acceptable Hoop skIts are Brsdeys Du-
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English Views Of Our Nasissai Finances.
The large reduction OF our national debt, 40
cording TO Secretary McCulloch's figures, with
In the last year, was the subject Of remark by
Mr.. Gladstone in the House Of Commons
during the debate on the British budget He
made complimentary illusions to our wonder
ful resources, to the ease with which we have
borne the burden Of our enormous debt, and tho
wise policy Of reducing that debt a. soon and
as rapidly - possible. He called upon the
British government to follow our example In
reducing II debt Then he says, referring 10
this country, ''The secret Of their future power
lies In the steady and rapid reduction Of their
debt"
Now, while we have reason TO congratulate
ourselves on . great reduction Of the debt
within the last year or eighteen months, we
mast not be misled by Secretary McCulloch's
figures, nor attribute this reduction to the
wrong cause. A considerable amount reduced
i In the non-interest bearing debt, which does
not actually lessen the burden Of taxa
tion. Nor do we think It facilitates the
payment Of the debt by increasing relatively
thas portion Of It bearing coin interest The
abundance Of money or an abundant currency
below the specie standard, has been the princi-
pal cause Of swelling the income Of the Treas
ury, enabling the Secretary to pay of 50 much
Of the debt, and not the management Of Mr..
McCulloch Indeed, if the Secretary had been
permitted to carry out his crude theories
unchecked by Congress our means would have
been limited, the revenue would have been
much less, and the debt, consequently, would
not have been 80 much reduced. 1t Is, as we
said, an abundant and deprecated currency
that enabled us to reduce the debt to the
extent it has been reduced. Yet, strange to
say, the resumption theorists clamor for an
immediate return to specie payments. Every
one who can see beyond his nose, or who is
not incurably welded 10 the bullionist doc
trine, must be aware that If we could return
to specie payments tomorrow the means Of
tho people would be greatly reduced, while
the weight of the debt would be immensely
increased. Then, instead of . reduction Of the
debt, we should find the revenue inadequate
to meet the interest and current expenses Of
the government The chances are that the
people would groan under the weight and
soon begin to mutter reputation. No; the
true policy is to pay of the debt with an
abundant and deprecated currency, and not
sttempt to force resumptio n till that is accom-
plished, or, At least until the greater portion
Of the debt b liquidated. II Secretary McCul-
loch win endeavor 10 do this, instead Of unduly
contracting the currency and increasing that
portion Of the debt bearing coin interest, he
VIII then merit the praise both Of foreign
statesmen and our own people.
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TINE RrssraY or VOTERS.

Tho Boards Of Registry throughout the city were in
ssson yesterday for the purpose Of correcting and
vsing the poll lists Of 1885, preparatory 70 tho election
or deesases 10 the Constitutional Convention TO bs held
IN Tusrdsv next The subjoned table gives the number
~ added 70 or subtraced from the total number
reestsred in each ward previous 70 the last
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary
Journal I'm the COunsry.
The WEEKLY HmALD for the present weck now ready,
contains aa original story, entitled
"THE MAINToP-MAN,"
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RIsTORI AMOac THE TROJANs.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM To- THE NeRALp.

Troy, April 10, 1867.
Ristori performed Elizabeth at the Griswold Opera
House here tonight TO immense and brilliant
dence. II q most powerful representation, and
carried the audience by great storm She renders
Mary Stuart at Albany tomorrow night
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street.: bRcfod AaEicxs r3rR F5w6EE &.
Of all preparations for the eeh and 10 perfect
luxury Eminent Professors OF Chemistry and Medicine
have used Il twenty i've years. Sold BY druggists
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Observance Of Easter Solemnities.
LIVERPOOL, April l9-Noon.
To-day being Good Friday there are no markets or
stock boards
Suspensiou of the Mark ets-Geod Friday.
LlvKRPooz, April l0--Noon.
To-day being Good Friday there are no markets OF
stock boards
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psss. SissE sw s%ss'a 4. s.s kis sHd ssss
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
II black spots. pmpos all eruptio~s Of ~
skin
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Merchsnts, Union Express sCempcn1.-l;ess>
ONCE, $50 and BT Broadway Frznknn s1reet
sTRfs 4 Nxw YoRK Aprn -, 1665.
Way Freight lost BY the burning q
the Erie Railway at Narrowsburg THURSDAY ngh u0h
instantly will please their claims 70 this occ, and
ceiys eheoks for the sams. as@ -
Our messengers chest its contents and all can wieAH
through freight were saved. n. o. MILLER,
M NT-g General MANAGER Now Xork.
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giving graphic reports Of the present Critical Condition
Of Europe the Opening Of the Great Paris Exposition
the Fsnian Situation, &c Our Warrington Dispatches
embracing Special Reports Of al Matters transpns q
the Seat OF Government embracing the Decisions OF the
Supreme Court in the Missssipp and Georgia Injunc-
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Maximilian, Senate psocssdIneA Ao; Tho Labor
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recent Strikes. the Hours and Wages of Labor.
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Orrs a. MncuaUghps spool Co tfOn-Fse
Sewing Machine and hand unsurpassed
r- = ALEXANDER KNOX. No. Pms q rees, n. \.
After May 10 At 81 Pearl street, near Bros< iwy
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.,A...Kalds nberg,s Meerschsam P,ge Factory.
The only exhibitors at the Paris ExposltioD.
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All the Highest Prcmiu ums.-i $685.: Hl!iYtIe
Lockstitch Sewing Machines manufactured BY WHEEIEk
4 WILSON Company Sold only by Elliptic Sewing Mo-
chine Company, 543 Broadway. @.l.AN tT
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made 81 d. FfTfSsEs oyssahEfAStE JiHEtalTiS
REMEDY. Used inwardy New. York 4 sssnts, Demas
Barnos Co, Wells, Hembod, Coddinat0s.
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Net. q Few ef the w 0rpt Disorders THAT &C.
nct mankind arise from corruption Of thA blood HKLM-
BOLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA Is . rsu .edy OF The
uraost value.
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A,-fcr Broys Digcolsrnsisns, c.tssd M:th
pared by Dr, PERRY, 40 Bond Sold BY all drrss>
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R UssIA

Reduction Of War Expenditures.
.a 81. PETERsBUR0, April 10, 1857.
The Russian governments has made reductions 70 the
amount OF twelve millions Of roubes In the annual
military and naval expenditures Of the empire
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FRANCE.

Financial Deprcssiss-A Fail on eAe Bsurse.
a PARzs, April lo-Noon
the Bcurss Is dull and heavy and the rentes have do
clineA ONE franc 6 \
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acknowledged with gratitude. II il Is rejected
Aexioe -.ii. in all probability, fall to pieceN
by internal disssntion, whatever may become
Of Macmillan.
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Nature,s Own Rem DIR. LanateyVs Rect
and Herb Bers real genuine standard ARD Gle wel
esta bshed many the msdcinsi
known Purhes the blood expes humors and N sgoratos
the systsm- Sold hy all druggsts Try them
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MILLER e. Co., Canal ssreet.-:Laaies'. Misscs'e
boys' and youths Boots and Shoes al styes aud
MILLER 4 CO., Canal street
After July l. Uuien square.