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ENGLAND.

Charles Dickens Farewell-The Opera.
LONDON, Nov. 2. 1887
A farewell dinner was gvcn TO Charles Dickens this
evening by his literary friends In anticipation of his
approaching departure for the United States The ar
fair took place at the Freemasons' tavern E. Buwer
Lytton presided at the table and made fecitous
speech, which was responded to by Mr. Dickens Sew.
era other speeches made fall Of good wishes
kindly feeling for the distinguished author.
Miss Louise Kellogg, the American prma donna,
made her rst appearance in Europe at Her Maesty's
Theatre this evening, as Margaret in the opera OF
Fault The house completely filed The Prince Of
Wales was present and occupied the royal box. The
audience was brilliant. critical and enthusiastic Miss
Kellogg was well received the beginning and during
the progress Of her performance was greeted with fire.
quent but discriminating applause, which before the
end Of the opera became warm and general Her sue.
cess was complete
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THE CHURCHES YEslss FRIDAY.
CHURCH Of ST. JOHN TINE lyAAesLEr.

The New CathedraI-Ca,holic venerntiea a.
Saints.
Although but framework structure, intended for
temporary be dispensed with the erection
Of the now cathedral he church OF st. John the Essngs
list in Madison aveuVe OF the nsatest places Of
Catholic worship in this city. Well iit and with every
attention to ventilation physical health and comfort
OF the large congregation wcshippns there ara thought.
fully provided for. The ~sis tascsuily decorated
beautiful altar piece. handsons vestmcns aud spotess
aar iea satisfy those who stxio1s 70 see preserved
Ia ,hs chusa service duo regard Tor tbs prucpes o.
Catholic aesthetics which based on love for the
beauty Q, the lords house and hs habitason OF MS
glory. Yesterday large congregation was ad-
dressed BY the associate pastor, Father AcCreaay
GU matter which Is OF The deepest interest net merely
70 the ba also To tie Inhabitants generally oil me arch
diocese Of Ns1 Iork-tlo completion Of the eahe-
oral on Fifth avenue He explained tde action ct the
Archbishop l reference IT, At late meeting OF tue
clergy Of the arshd was animoursy determined
70 rake every esor TO complete this greaswork, ando
aid h. accomplishing this every parish the uiocese
has been assessed sccordiny wealth anu populations
IN sums varying from 50 0ee 10 few hnndssl DOLLARS
IN ac.osdancs with tins resolution the passor OF ST.
John the Evangelist called on tie parishlonc-s 20 re-
second at snce and liberay request of tstrace
The Arcnoishop Il ives great work Of charity and an
parishionc o. ST. Johns for whose special beneIsthe
cathedral was erected Although in it, as the mo.her
would he pgssormet for ali, stils IL to be thar
parish church, and on that accocnt should receive
proper support, The names OF all subscribers wou1s
DO registered 10 the parish hooks, from which they
eventually will e transterrsf TO tho archives OF tho
archdiocese. The Most Reverend Archbishop has
promised that q weekly mass viii bo offered oEcvsr |
Tor those who subscribe Tho reverend gentleman then
selecting text fIeul the Apocaypsc preacned i'm
pressiye sermon suitable 70 tbs sund,y within the |
octave of All SAINTS lie explained the d5ctrne Of The
church in reference ~ the pad the saints
porsng out tive broad distinction which Is drawn by
theolcgians between dusa, the honor paid hypT
duids tlat paid 10 tho Blessed Virgin ana tartc the
supreme worship paid to- omniscont.~ creative onn
present God He pointed out the for Catholic H
vcneraten OF SAINTS vino we're the special friends aud
faithful servants OF God. Ne suggested their example
m auE isaI UagnS Of
eternal lite TO those who lned like those and dnd
they died temples OF the Hoy Ghost
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HE spIsIIuALIYIs.

0Fssng to the rain last night number OF Pe'sous
prcse1 to listen 10 the spirluaistc dh~onrss
Hail not as numerous ~ was anti .'pated voty
discriminating audience, however, present. pst1v
attracted, doubs, by ths announcer Sent trs1s M.
Fannie c. Allyn would speak The lady ycs nos pr ss
a,tlemans Discourse ses nm elaborate AZ AFT which
,i,cbcs IN, ,ha a,,sgaS ,,s rsut religious
snsrssitIn ~ Tho nyasent tav ma rhs nousonscae
a. ~ ,he naor,a tpo nsnstv ri, theories o.
the eaogians not only OF the past but OF tne
,trh,nn.; 400 .,rshnr,,-s ia 90 ~ n Dsoa Of
~ the eau rsthcr. ~ r.iusr Inth Or Wesley,
-. n.u S.@on o,hsrs wh,c, Ia naaat was preposter
80 ~ IT, -, nannI snnia ~, s.a.sb;r ~ o God Of
MS m rhp Ca ,vaS ,ror rr.banss, h,e and God
u Ian - I've .n,, y ars,.t This IL
va n ,y 20. d., ,.,o, sho,,,d ,,r,r.ses tb It, Had
- sse ~ 80 sos,ssar - sc,s. ia In
9 mor $3.50 ,,r III r,sss - ,oi 1ded his
.,.s - asar. - II ,,a, -, bound
succeed Tas great of m TX NV
braeches tho religious superstition Of the -, az
knowing this should lie contens aws1t shs r vu
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fEIH AVENUE pa. ssaYIlaIAN CHURCH.

Installation Of the Il ~. so," .'"''s -. .s.,..
pastor Of the chur b. corner Of Nineteenth
street and F,f.b avenue 10 an the place Of Rey Dr.
RE- who has been remog cd on acc unit Of feees health
Dr. Ha IA from Dublin. frsland IL a,son ~ ~ M.
this country and heard by the 20 =, - s,
caurct Tho health OF Dr. Rice pre-, sntng nun 'Iom I
continuing his ministrations. DR.. Hall 'ese.soa 49,
preached by The Rev Dr. paxton on III, work OF tho
Holy Spirit 10 drawing sinners 10 Christ - as,Asa
Murray, or the Brick church, Fun avenue rno,on
son tAen delivered a charge to tho pastor, $500.
Rev. IL. Alexander concluded the services WIN $500
to the pspple. Tue church Was cr,,wdod.
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X. II. Il. RcsoiveHt Contains the only Prtq.
cipe IN sarsarra wherein its medical virtues resdes II
Is called SAHSAPARlbLlAN.
20 The Resonant in entsrBg into the circulation
be deecieGin the blood and urnc IN
mnutea after !, has been taken
There Is not perfectly prepared sarsspars mixture IN
II Is ding to tho GcoI latcness and ncom
pauby Of the mxnrel sold "a that INDUCES
medical look thu root VITA much disrust
sarsapa rlan prepared by Or. ROADWAY I'm vacuol.
and into tho Res0lven all the virtues
ascDed this by s most nrdent advocates and
socaed as y = with insrcdienss possessing rurfying
Cleansing Healing Renovang Strengthening, Afetativc.
Daphoreiic Darcc Soven, Anti Scorhuc Properties OF
the highest degree pharmaceutical completeness nakos
quickest and remedy for all Jhronc, Scrofu
oas. Skin Erapuons Giardular, Kidney Bladder Urinary
aud Cnleulons diseases known " the world.
Persons that have been taking these unccrat arsapare
washes large bottles month"; without bcneht hav0
been cured of the worst diseases by few botues OF tno
Resoveni and those who covered With Sores skln
erouns pmples botches. rough and spcttrd skin nave
been TO health and natural beauty q
few days Dose spoonful three times per uays
pleasant take 81 per bStlr SIX for ~ No 81 Maiden
Lane Soil nv all i T
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:, hishsst rsspectabity Who svineed throughout H.
~ n~ vice interest OF the appTecistivo char
sntrs sition q very sermon, preached
sctsn ~ ~ te Bishop James, from the words "NU
ov 'hs 49, or my soul'-142d psalm, 4th vsrss-tho
man cafetn the anthem sine Lord is 10 His
T Tsur ID 90 snsly effective style a. the con-
asion =. we ~ MN "a will be devoted 10 the sup
port 81 tas nasr and ~ other expenses Services
VIZ aso nsia 70 ssa bv GOOD congregations Eloquent
liscorsss a di ,prod on t~o latter occasions ~
Rshop K,neslev AZ ohio, aud Rev. Dr. Ferris, Of the
Nav York Conference
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DENMAR

The Reported Sale OF the Island Of St.
Thomas.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 2, 1887
II s again reported that the United States have pur-
chased tho Danish West India Islands, but amount
to b paid Is stated to be $14, 900 900 in gold
Mr. Christensen, formerly Governor Of St. Thomas it
Is said viii be sent to Washington by the Danish gov
eminent 10 complete the transfer OF the islands
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Well Known Doctor In Trouble. -, ~.
A ryscsn OF over thirty years 2 nc cny 2.
has been great sufferer for thSst twany yenrs
from rheumatism Iextsndsa to parts OF s body Hs
bottle and three b botti9s Of
says young man. Bathe says he Co.'s ndwsnt Dr.
Wolcct pnblsh his number no wpuiu ~ 81
truczad by The popular physicians and ,se hi business
through their opposition IN consequence 9,
endaon Of patcnt medicine DR. " sico eofd
him that than thr physicians were IN nEan pur.
their families nnd fartheir own persons And aora hsn
edge Cor all kinds OF pain and charge her tnnts well
for the relief gwen Bat DR. Mclcot all p!in FREQ q
chargafcr everybody at l70 Chatham square esv York.
wOLcoTIrs INSTANT PAIN ANNiliILAToR has also .
Eess ssses far are o I ea II hG So :
pure white outside wrappers. you viii Je sdsd.
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the sWentEBoaoIAss.

sermon by the Rev. Chauncey GILES.
This society worship In their beautiful sanctuary No
8s East Thirty-nfth street. II has several hund ed
members and its influence In the dissemination Of The
swcdcnborgian doctrines stands pre-emnont ~ com
parison with sister societics Yesterday mo ming the
usual services Of the church were held tho pure, mild
yet braclng air calling together aiarge oresaou aud
awak sning devotional feelings Of no 6nry nature as
the result Of such genial ipii,iences
with tho ordinary ntroiue ,arv and imrrss
sys morning opening, The Rsv Mr. Giles
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GEORGIA..
The Convention Election.

The Convention Election.
AUGUSTA Nov. 8. 1867.
From the election returns received at headquarters
d estimated that lo5 900 cast on the ques-
tson Of q convention, out OF $4,000 registered Tho
of,ca count only show the majority in favor OF tho
convention. Opposition candidates wore nominated
only In the northern part Of the State where the whites
are largely In the majority In the other portions OF
tns state the conservatives took part the contest
and the candidates avorng the convention were elected
by large majority.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Honor. to Late Ex-Gevsr.or Andrew.

Honers to Late Ex-Govcrsor ANDREW.
Bosros, Nov. .. 1897
crowded audience assembled in the Music Hall this
evening TO participate in commemorative services in
memory OF the late Ex-Governor Andrew The meeting
under the auspices OF the Suffolk Conference Of
Unitarian and other Christian Churches Of which the
deceased President sad significance attached 10
the occasion. since prior to his death. bad been
same hail. this evening, at which Governor Andrew
had promised to preside Eloquent and appropriate adj.
dresses made by Mr.. IL p. Kidder, Rev. George
II. Hepworth, Rev James Freeman Clark d. d. the
former pastor Of the deceased, and Rev George w.
BrggR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-04
CITY POLITICS.

The German Union Democratic General Com
mittec.
This committee and delegates representing the district
organizations were in session at the Germana Assembly
Rooms yesterday. Coroner Schirmer presided, and
large amount of routine business was
The object was TO devise plan OF operation Tor
election day ensure beyond doubt tho success Of
the German candidates. Reports from the different
wards received from which appears that vgor
Gus campaign is carried on In behalf OF the favorte
candidates on the county ticket Persons wero appoint
Cd for each district to superntend the distribution OF
tickets, etc.
Order of Smperint endeut X ennedy 10 the Po-
lice In Reference TO the Approaching Eiec-
ton.
Tho following order OF Superintendent Kennedy will
be sent 10 tho captains OF the several police precincts
to-day:
GENERAL ORDER NO. 5l4.
0yFIcs OF SUPERINTENDENT METROPOLITAN POLICE,
NEW YoRK, Nov. 4. 1857
during the approaching election You required to
govern yourself and Jour command 10 conformity
The statute provides that she duty Of the
polltan Police force, at all times Of the day and
and the members thereof arc accordingly
hereby thereunto empowered, TO especially preserve
tenders Sc &c And The s,a,",s sur,ner proy,des
that hs several members Of tho police shall have
power and authority TO Immediately arrest, without
warrant and TO take into custody any who shall
commit threaten. or attempt 10 commit the pres
OF such meniber or within his visw any breach Of
the peace offence directly prohibited by act CT legs
lature
Tho revised statutes prohibit fraudulent voting and
for the crime provide exemplary punishmen's rating
the offence from misdemeanor 10 felony. You will
therefore instruct the members OF command 10
due diligence for the discovery OF every offender against
the election laws aud and hold every
who may vote attempt 10 vote illegally; and In
any such persons arrested by virtue OF the warrant
OF Board OF Inspectors Of Election they shall be held
the station house until after the nal canvass OF the
shall be completed, as provided by the statute.
The members OF the force have no duty to perform
important than the protection OF tho balot-box
from fraud and violence; and they especially urged
to avgiant and effective exercise OF thor duty the
premises Let every person who has boon fraudulenty
registered be carefully looked AFTER and every who
may in any other way attempt TO steal vote be prop
erly taken care or
JOHN A. KENNEDY, superintendent
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ANNIVERSARY or IlE REFu. 'aATIuN.

TIE three hundred and Gftsth anniversary "
Reformation luaugurated by Martin '&ther v" !,
bra,ed last eyesng ia the Germm Esengelical chur.
III Walker street, near Broadway special FESTIVAL
held u the morning. ADD In the sLternooa
medal specially struck in common nationA Of the gsees
event, dsribu 81 among the chtdren 20 ne base.
Tent Of tbs church.
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Interesting Opening services Yesterday.
The neat little edIncs located 52i street, Csrmaps
vile, formerly occupied BY the members Of the Dutch
Reformed church. yesterday thrown open FOR rel-
goos worship under the auspices ofthc Methodist Epis
pal congregation Of tho village, who have procured
three years cnse Of tho building In tho morning The
church was ed 70 lts utmost capacity with gathering
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Arrest OF a White Man by Order Of Negro
Vigilance Committee.
CHARLESTON, Nov. g. 1867.
Write man was arrested yesterday morning, near
shis CITY, under the authority Of negro vigilance COM
rottes Those who made the arrss, In the
custody Of the military.
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LOUISIANA.

Tho Yellow Fever I'm New Orlcans-Baliitt
Deciincs the once Of sheriff.
Egw ORLEANS, Nov. 3, 1851.
Only three deaths from yellow fever occurred ycster-
day.
Cuhbert Built has withdrawn his acceptance OF the
appointment, Of Sheriff or Orleans parish
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CONNECTICUT.

Weston, the Pedestrian, mt Piaiufcid.
PLAISvrsLo, Nov. 3, 1861.
Weston Is In the best Of spirits and feeling we'll He
attended church to-day. and walked about town. He
vii, leave at frsspsst twelve tomorrow morning for
Hartford and from there or Now Britain win start on
nls second trial ofathe one hundred miles
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SOUTH AMERlC

The Parngunyan Wharf.-The Allies Not to I'm.
dertnke the Siege Of Humnifn.
LoSDos Nov. 2, 1867.
Brazilian papers say the allied forces on the Parana
win not undertake any operations for the siege OF the
Paraguayan Notifications at Humata.
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A-Universnx ExposidOn. Paris, HS8s Ia
SFEINWAY SONS triumphant, having becu n var
The grand modal for American GxaHd 5qHA 70
Upright Pianos by unaniI, verist of the int y
Jury. The medal distinctly rlaAsAsd ~ y.
ter.of merit AL other American exhoitor and ov
hundred entered Tor
nearly all the ceisbrated manufacturers OF E gpe
Vnrk
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MISSOURI.

The ARMY OF cnncssee-Arrnngemcuts for
the Annual Meeting In 81. Louis.
81. LOUIS Nov. 3, 1887:
Arrangements for the annual meeting here on the
18th OF the Society Of 0ce OF the Army Of Tennessee
have been completed. Assurances have been received
that Generals Grant, sherman; Thomas Meade shcri-
dan, Hancock Howard Logan and Smith, and other
prouinsnt officers Of the army, will be present Nearly
ali the railroads In tho West will return free persons
attending tho mesu ng large NUMBERS are expected
to be present
Annual Meeting Of the Western Associated
Press.
ST. LOUIS Nov. @ 1851
The annual meeting OF tho Western Associated Press
~ - held IN this city Wednesday the 9th instant,
when IL d hoped that large delegation Of members will
% n sstsadancs.
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DFsrH or Amy Brevet Icuten a, co,ore,
r. NJ Gey, Post Surgeon ut Fort McIIsnry ,iied az he
tort yesteriay, about three r The Decreased WAS
about nifty years OF age tic M ,svc IN VIRGINIA
and has family at kkton IA ia antarad
the army some eighteen years 20. Until within n
short time since Dr. Getty hisd .ss position or Medical
Director Of the Depassmans II tho South --l,allimrs
Sun. CcL 81,
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

DISASTER AT SpA.-LoSpoN, Nov. 2.--Thc bark DIED.
yard from London for Boston, put back leaking badly,
and detained In the Downs by the refusal Of her
crew 10 proceed TO sea in her present condition.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

TIE PETROLEUM MARKET. ANTWERP, Nov. 2-Eve-
ninR-PetroIeum Tho market closed fla. at 40 francs
for standard white
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Dr. y. q PERRY. ,Derma,ologp, 20 Bond ssssl New
York founder OF the Dcrmatologira <ence his
ry successfully treats ell outaneous OF e heads
loss OF hair and premature srayNSss.
Tic Doctor also nces, warts Nh freckiees
tan, cnnedones tback woms) unnatural rod aud ~
pnpy eruptons and sorhnc affections tho face, necxs
or other pnrts OF the body
No charge for consultation personally or ~ letter.
kepd for circular
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NTeerschauuus of kaIdenberg N - n surrS
tie country having We
hig premium all othcra frstIt Ne 10
pairing &c. No. b John and 20 Wall street.
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DEATH of nm Ole Cl,lzen or pIttsburr.

Death Of an Old Citizen Of PIttsburR.
PursBuRG, Nov. 8 1867
Captain James Wood, one Of the oldest citizens Of
this place. and in his early days steamboat captain.
dsa Al ba residence this morning. All the vessels In
mort have their flags displayed At haf-mast as token
Of rospect 10 Tho deceased
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COLUMBUS Nov. 8, 1857
large inccndary nre occurred At the Ohio Peni'en-
tiasy evening" consuming the shops Of lde, Sage,
Damn Co, and Ayres McCune Mithof. Tho loss
about SIS 600 the insurance the former about
$4,000, and 50, 500 the latter.
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We Have Treqseg,lss {ffn5sae M9sh"syysu fs"rX
sYNU, from he bts o. nc CALI urlI 4 BID nnisi'sa
with de terthn0 SIEGE on aty rc<sdc Ni0u whatever ~
gvss IN infant troa5 "a w ocie pans quet sleep aud ~
4lenls unbr5ksn rest a. ,st 50 cents boue DO Aaro
~ - Mrs wtvsDo w's SOOTHING synur.
Having tho c sly'e OF Courts rorkns' on the outside
Wrapper Al clD srs are base limitations
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The Very Highest Prize. the Cross nj eke
Legion of Honor conferred Of Ne
oRnysR BAKER SEWING MACHINES AZ the Exyo-
sititon universelle. Paris, 1857.
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The Lungs are siraincd md Hacked By
abs complaint often established tnoreoy JAYNk'S Ex-
PECTOHANT II effective remedy for Coughs and Colds.
beneficial effect the Pulmonary aud Bson>
ehial Organs. sold everywhere. ~
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Away IN PhuIon,s "NEght Bloom Ing Co.
like April desrr Because the Da lee And 4
pleasant and refreshing.
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Bachelors Hair, Dyc.-The Eost In the
world the only perfect Dyos harmless rt3tobs
Factory 81 barclay street.
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Torrc,'s Patent Weather strips Exci,<te
wind, dust. Warranted fvc ycare. DAL<t ~
Madca lane. New York
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A. Right Electf5u Among tie TdMiM 9n9
rem ades Of the day radc Edwin Cox EST oi II -
Thirty street. that for Dyspepsia, ns4 o.
appetite aud general no sctter rsnnI
th,n. HoFF'S MALT EXTRACT B,sVHAsA0k -
HEALTH. Depot 5A2 Broadway.
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slate slabs Of Any size Cheaper and
stronger than marble Hud5on hivef slate toapany, -
Park row, New YORK.
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Cristndoro's unir Dye.--Thc Rrsr r. YER MAN.
uactsred. Wholesale and Eotaas also arp4lsds - No
Asinr HntisA
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a Wei Known Doctor In TrowbIe,.

A Dozen New Pupils. Old ard .Yulng, Nay
make liberal arrangements this day wiei essIN EN- ~
GOLDSMITH. Union
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II. Il. Il. Rc-olyent Contain. the only PrIq

II. w. Eynns g. CO. woasd emil sTntr mt MIR
OF tho trade 70 heir hnc Hadson Aies oWce
81 Harrison street. New York.
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New York until I sESDAY,, November L.
SCHFNCk'S pUI4NONIE SNRUp.
sCHtiNCK'S SEAWEED TONIC.
CHINCKS MANDRAKE FILLS.
An full recous and all thrse ,uioed Ia
of Lung Disease.
The Mandrak pills cleanse The Stomarb ami Liver.
The Seaweed Comic dissoyes the food aud good d.
gastion
When organs restored 10 health conditicn
good appetite fnows ard good blood IsaSe with the food
The Pumc mic Syrup soothes the lurgs, causing
peesoa,ion, eauazng the circulation Of the 1ood, and
the DOCS cold bad of Consumption
can be cured Sohenck would hsre snctiy state
that there s. nothing in bis medcas that viii increase
liability cold, but would al who
have weak lungs tho faot that slight Geld randsrs
their charce for ultimate recovery moro doubtful
absolutely necessary osee Dr. 3chenck (nn!oss
the paie desires examination with the Resprometers
in order tho condition OF tao ungs) Tho
dlrccons for using Dr schen3k's asclnes are or
pliclt at aaeA make mistake Msdcusa may
90 had ~ onic-s az Boad streok Adyi0o
free. Examination with Resprssrster 60
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For Coughs. Colds and Throes Disovde

use "BRoWis7s BR0N1nAL TN Dcn "a" having proved
oir ecsc ~ ties, &c any years The troches are nsn
ded prescribed h ph:sc.ens and surgeons
Those ezposed eRdden ctgngcs SHOULD al
ways Supplied with tbs Trochs as las give prompt rc
ltef
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Pure Gold Welding Efinggs; 40 soor -.
low Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-04
DR., n. G. Perry, Dsy,nntolosi.t, an Bnsd

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