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SALE or DICKENS TIcMTsNT sTuNwM HALL.

s,snway Hall and the vicinity Of yoursssnth street
and Irving place presented strange sight yesterday
morning a. an early hour The sale Of tickets for
p,cksns readings commenced after eight o'clock, and
oueus or anxious buyers and some spectators extended
rom the boz once Of the hall cut into Fourteenth
street. in front Of sslnways building and around Irv.
ing place a. far Irving Hail. detail Of police Kept
shs constantly Increasing crowd In order and they we're
allowed only 10 sussr 70 the once In single Ale The
rule ssabsbsd for disposition q the tickets was tina.
10 ncys thao ak would be sa 70 any one psrson end
the made ID necessary for The speculation 70 have repre-
sentativss scattered throughout the line In order
has ne number 81 tickets desired might be obtained
II ths however, the spscnlators we're disappointed,
FOR IN ne ovsaIns they seemed 70 b Disguised with
shs sxranesmsnS and They detained violently against
whst sAst called On Infringement On shsis privilege
somsWhas q hs3eroeensous charactsr poeseeeo snf-
neisas slsmea1s ~ rooDecaoihy and evee meeic. Y
proVoos any dsturtonco Only The SEASON Tickets for
cesrse ~ four rsadll8 wsrs sod yessssday ed ~
oox onoo e1ooo1 - ha1f-pos1 Two o'clock when ~
eios oIooS1 nfgs nsupss u persons pseaent vsr9
611Cpelsse1 y eSG51isg toaels ne suAcant received
V1xnoooo W too6iau q ete6ev uaA - Dooombos q
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Jacques Onsnbach, delighted at the success OF his
clever brilliant protegee, 'Ths Grand Duchess In Anne.
rca has addressed tho following letter through his
brother Henri TO Mr. Bateman manager of tho Theatre
Francois, Now York.
Mr. BArxxAS Director OF tho Theatre francais,-
Mr. onenbach has directed ne to write to yon he
Work ana 4 yerv happy 70 know Il. He thanks YOU
heartily for the pains you have taken for It's production
which he has learned is perfect
He is very desrous 70 enter into an arrangement with
you to send his scores oil operas, whom you may wish
them, and to make a contract with you. Should you
iect. and viii BE- delighted 70 arrange with YOU
Receive, M. Bateman, his distinguished considers
ton. II. oFFENBACH
Ii Rur LAryrrr.
The admirable cast and style with which sTho Grand
Duchess placed the stage at the Theatre Francas
IN sufficient reason explain the wonderful popularity
Il has acquired and how tho composer himself has
been affected by H. The metropolitan public recognized
Al once the difference opera at the coscy hand
sorne brilliant little Th6atro Faucais and in the dreary
waste OF the Academy Of Music. In tho latter place
the sockholdsr occupying the best soa are the only
people who can hear little Of the opera, for tho
voices or the singers. worry fresh powerful
any time sound like echoes short distance from the
footghta In the Theatre Francais the audience seem
.s q m ps IL. ana sss s such ~.
chilling atmosphere OF the cssacombs never can
communicates The Grand Duchess" is nov being played
IN ali the principal cities OF Europe. and London
manager has brought II out In an English form with
supcrannuated singers a. Her Majcstys theatre Ac.
coroins 10 the universal testimony Of all who have
n in Paris and Germany, the cast At tho Theatre Fran.
cats superior in may respects It's Just The style Of
cpera our people want and the Fossils OF the Italian
mage are therefore neglected FOR H. Mr. Bateman viii
brnr ous ia Belle Helene" ~ the next Of Onsnbach's
works. and negotiating with the composer for biz
hutchinson Crusoe' and I'll HIS latest works Each opera
viii be produced simultaneously In Paris and New York
md every means taken here 70 render the charming
opers boufYe 4 permanent Institution. Tostee Vas Ii
splendid voice last night and her Whole court - merry
ma olly a. ever Tho audience In spite or ths dIsa
areeas OF the weather. vas pretty large the
| ouat bainQ Completely Oiled.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

The New Tariff of Chargcs-Increascd Fa-
cilifies.
On Sunday next the LIST OF December, the now tariff
Of the Atlantic Cable Company goes into effect The
CABLE via the island OF ST. Pierre and along the
Of New Foundand is In operation, as well as
the now land limo connecting the cable At Hearts Con-
tent with the telegraph system Of the United States
As consequence Of these Improvements, We shall
probably greater promptness and less interruptions
in cable business than heretofore. kilograms sent
frcm London on the Goth instant were received in this
city at twentyeght minutes past eleven O'Clock on the
night OF the 2sth thus arriving apparently in advance
Of their own dates
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ALABAMA.

Tho Rcconstrwction OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
lscmcral Pope for tho Payment Of tho Menu
bers-Divorces, Bignmy and NIisceEenntiou.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. %, 1857
General Order No. 224, BY General Pope, forth
that tho Reconstruction Convention having provided
required by Congressional enactment for the levying
and assessment Of such tho property Of the
ate necessary for tho payment OF the expenses
Of the Convention payments BY the State Treasurer Of
appropriations for the pay OF officers and members will
BE sanctioned.
The Convention granted eight divorces from the bonds
Of matrimony day and dismissed suit for bgamy
majority OF the Committee Franchise reported
back the additional section TO the franchise article
powerng the next Legislature to disanchiss rebels who
have not aided reconstrlcing the state under the
Laws Of Congress, which tabled until tomorrow.
This proposed action threatens tho partial breaking up
OF the Co invention.
An ordinance was reported declaring void all
rlAges betwecn the whites and freed people, and
Quirng the Legislature TO provide such marriages
lndcr penalties The extreme radicals strongly
opposed IT, and colored delegate said Il contrary
70 the Civil Rights bill Tho ordinance was tabled until
Tomorrow.
AN ordinance passed declaring valid all o1cal acts
OF public officers In this State under military authority
during tho existence Of the present provisional
mont as the same had been in duo course OF tho law.
bureau OF emigration has been established by thu
Convention.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Prepssra Postponemcnt Of tho Conservative
Convention.
RaLucH, Nov. 20, 1857.
N very large number Of men from different portions
~ Tho stale have boon here attendance for some days
= tho United Ssaiss Circuit Court After full consul
kaiea had BY many Of. the CONSERVATIVE gentlemen
nresent, deemed best to advise . postporement
z the Conservative Stats Convention called 70 meet
hers on 18th OF December next and leave the time
SnA place hereafter designated the State Exocu
~ Committee. A State Executive Committee was
Appointed aud Is presumed the arrangement will be
ensirely acQuiosced In.
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SPECIAL. !,

Agitation Against Fe~ "..,;. ss'a''sn-A
Short Session Of
Last night Mr. Nils bill for 10 On auailiy mem-
osrs from sitting and voting in the genera ana local
legislatures was. after warm debate, withdrawn II
may 30 brought up again next session.
The legislatures Of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
have passed. a similar act
A fresh proclamation has been issued calling the
Legislature OF Ontario 10 meet the 27th proximo
3he Legislature will only meet and adjourn until after
Che New Years holidays
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DR.. schsn sI, M Msgar shs r!,l:;

Those Plus ara composed OF various roots including Pc.
dophn, concentrated Mandrake. the und having
power 70 relax the secetions OF the liver promptly
and efectunly blue pill mercury, and without
ducipg Of those oeos wheh
often follow the Of the latter.
Ia all bilious disorders these pills BE- used with conf
dence they promote the dsehsn, Of vtistsd be and
which are the cause OF bilious affections in general
shenck's Mandrake Pills expe ascaridos ssstworna
which are persons, PRODUCING peo.
asuls, dysentrry. and other painful dsordsrs
Mandrake Ps sick headache and All di@~
orders the liver, Indicated by slow skim coated tongue
coveness drow sness and general feeling OF wsariasA
structed condition. II -
In short these Pills may DO used With advantage In Al
cases when purgative Alternative medicine 70 requires
Patients consult him professionally % hs rooms "a
n Bond street, New York, Tuesday, from2 A. NJ
r. NJ All advice free Of charge but Tor thorough e.
animation with his Rosprometer, % Price OF the FuH
monte syrup and scaweed Tonic each u per bottle q
Sold by druggists everywhere full supply always b
obal ned at his rooms No. - Bond street New York
General Wholesale Agents.
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Assistant Surgeon >. B. Parker has boon detached
from the Naval Academy and ordered 70 examination
for promotion.
Passed Asss tant Paymastar G. A. NJ. Mcdaniel and
Acting Passed AssFant Surgeon Robert r. Brooks have
been ordered 10 the Ncwbern.
Assistant srsoon Alfred Grihh has been ordered to
the Naval Academy.
Acting FIR sign John H. Lnscott has been discharged
board orsistiug OF the following named officers has
boon order ID TO At tho Naval Asylum Of Phia
dclphia the "a Of December for the purpose OF exam
ming surg cons promotion SURG James ~ Green,
President surgeon A. A. Henderson, member; Surgeon
Thomas IL Turner, Eocorder. =.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

The Commercial Bank Cnse-Dichons 10 Read
In Cnnadn-Proceedings in the House of
COmm0ns.
OTTAWA. Nov. 20, 1867.
The Committee on Banking and Currency met Today.
and finally revised tho Commercial bank bill. which
viii DO reported 10 both houses and speedily upon
me general opinion Is that the bank will resume bus
uess Il early day.
Hon. John Rose Minister Of Finance has been re-
elected for Huntington by acc,amatIon
- Charles Dickens TO friend in Montreal that no
4xpccts 10 give few readings In Canada in the latter
tGrt Of the month OF April
Resolutions respecting The Iniercoonia Railroad
expected be laid before tho House onight The
eh0rized appointment Of two commissioners, with
tw0 10 be appointed by the im pcrai government Will
buperntend the works They also provide for raising
e1,000 900 sterling the credit or the dominion IN
Qadton the eS 600 900 guaranteed by the imperial
government The question OF tho route Of tho road will
Be- afterwards decided ~
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Meeting Of the Woman Rights Advocates Mt
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 20. 1867
George Francis Train, Mrs. Stanton and Miss Anthony
spoke .. Mozart Hall last night to largo audience.
Their remarks were well received.
Joe Coburn arrived here last night and will give an
exhibition tomorrow night
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Persons TO Be Admfs. ted 10 she Ministry.
n ssHvIIK, Nov, 20. 1867.
Tho General Assembly Of Presbyterian church in
the United States adjourned to-day TO meet In Baltimore
on the third Tuesday In May The action of the
Assembly year ago excluding coorea persons from the
ministry has been rescpded aud all ps sons having the
requisite recommendations viii hereafter be admitted.
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I .c,rs "a ths Stockholders 81, the rpciae
MAI steamship , 20 In true policy
holder IN to tho approaching election q pce'0'
We Saa aud in. @ promote the ssss
,,sst Tor n sas al .nasa d al stoukhoaes
s ar n mad. sSSs sso ss o sn OR
poses beech msappreheaded sna sns M W."
ss%Das w, s;ss%.L II ss sn
manner 70 The interest. o. TIE Aam onr 70 elect
change Ia the dtsc..ou oasht 2 Pcya oa s b cns.
ne .,s1 ~ sG s,ss:ss o AMI sSs.
lure q Il
a so' ,e ~ o. litigation % mp. conadenoc in
and 20 sss ySs
hssw given showed that these msssers Of
SssM Ain. sl o ne como,nv -, 4. .,.
he ss fSS MI
A %n q Ia believe Ike
Ianls coeds. a. Brothers Co over 20 large number q
shares ms.rs. our ,nauirs~ howsver have becos.
.a Il rss H.. names "A s@Dy
vote has been east, moi "a ssap.s
soniosns lie afdayss produced 4 s1s .u q
so%nsassd from surplus funds q the com
pany iuce moss rigid economy n ~ y q:
IN S1 as % % ss.,Ss 3
and disposition 70 "a with hardness Which b. =
suited IN Concurrence smaisn harmony and psosPsr
M ~ Ts ,sus sssars s proais dev'0p@sss % =
SS.asss ~ following s...ls'.ss - 90
pGi. Z. AG L. xSpI M sG.si Il ''' Gus
9 n2MAs K. s sgows.
! ! sSf4i ! P R 5ssSsS'
5 sA2EsE 8 g. W WAnESohi ,n
= '''' ; s ssFSssA . .assisSs.
New Yoax. Nov. ~, 1867 A
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MISSOURI.

Main ana snow Stern In 81. Leuis.
ST. Louis, Nov 90 1851.
rain storm sss in about ss o'clock last night and
ao,,su.a unit, towards morning, when t turned inso
ssriou, SNOW storm, which still continues V rage with
esaa violence. Probably iasnss Of snow have fass
Sbousn he greater part fell IN mud aed nsis:S. re
mesohry IL nov below ths frsezing psnh sno ~ nut
Non tho northwest and during vesseroay vsvenso
ohronrhout Wesisrn hIseouri, Kansas ana NeusnskA
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CONNIE CTicUT.
The Will OF Sims Bronson.

The VIII OF Sflns BrOnsOm.
HARTFORD Nov 20 IS67
Mr. Slas Bronson, who died AT the st. NicholaA; ON
Monday was a native OF Middiebury, Conn Ho eaveA an
estate estimated ST. oooo 600 He gives by his WIN
$500 900 to the city OF Waterbury for public library;
each Of twenty five nephews and SIS 0OO and
the 10 his hons at law his brothers and sisters or
their representatives. There brothers and Sis
ters, three Of whom survive him.
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TIE FoRrETH CONGRESS,


wAsHIroros Nov. ~, 1897
vruros Aonssr cosrsAossoH o. I'm cunassov
M snsanAS, Srsp) u ohis. prsssassd Ne psuon o.
shs cy Council Of Cncissat ssasss ~ further Coz
friction q ne eurnoy ~ IN fsves v having We NJ
slossl dsos paid 81 10 sssbssh ssespsns ssch bssds
= ~ expressly payabss IN gsld thslr fkoA ne -
sislon ~ ssissrsd v ~ cemasssss o. r1uAasa
vpnAka sUvvnAoa
- punos - y 49, $1,000 ~ eooll1cn g
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A
HABIrUAL CONSTIPATION xANENr
HOW TO EFFECT CERTAIN AND PER,

:
some occupations OF no preusposo 70 cossv0ne whit
ciay those which allow DIT ittie exercise Tcf
contract this habit OF booy under scn sedcn
stances might possioy % relieved ~ changing
tay employmens for others q more aotive ao ~ oh
Is by no means certain HaDltual cons invs
stinate disorder All the ordinary so-cAiioa thai
riably aggrayao It. Nothing can % more ~ tate
the continued use oi strong Aperisuh snoy = n.ss
and finally almost psrayz0 the bowels tendsfing !neA
torpid Of haric medicines hAs M
effect upon them. mild apericnt combined with r. d
stimulant Is tho true remedy and combtnasiun m
happLos proportion Of these ingredients found In HO
LETTERS STOMACH BITrER3. This famous nsomaca
inyigorates the whole intestinal CANAL wAe quietly rooe
from its conv0lutions all mpedimenst free paske
through them No mere purgatve tkis double opes4
tion No ordinary stimulant the desired os1oce
Cases of constipation abandoned hopcfoss BY dkt0
guished medical men have beer cured IN afew wscks
the Bters. To those who have tried oil tho mcdcn
the dpensary vain, this irresistss
and apsrent There sufficient why oonan
should consequence OF sedentAry hROits hOsIEL
TIERS BlTrERs by supplying the ysor which Would o.
erwise be derived from exercise will all cases eApso
perform its cxcretory funkfons regularly ano
BEAUTIFULLY. New York depot. VI Dey street.
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PENNS YLvANlA.


PrrrsBURG. Nov. 90 1867.
man named Owen AcGovern murdered last
night by James Montooth. McGovern, who had been
drinking during yesterday, struck Montooth several
times when Montooth stabbed NcGovern In the neck,
killing him almost instantly. M0nt0Oth made no at
tempt ct Escape.
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ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE.


BY order OF General Pope the commanding officers Of
the Districts of Georgia. Alabama and Florida are ause-
rzcd grant furougs to enlisted men net to exceed
thirty davs The number allowed 10 be absent ~
time 10 be limited TO- i've per contum OF the command
at each post. General Pope requires application for
furloughs for longer period than thirty days 70 10
made at his hea1q Isrlers.
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An TurivalBed Article which Imparts New
life The hair me only product q vegetable %
ties nskng hs most nslriiIye sna dsisn,e m
discovered Tor positively restoring gray ner 70 W or
al color. also Tor ali Of sc:p sssvls'nf
badness. AK POUR druegisl for OHkIALIhnS LII >
FoE THE hAiR SARAH :. Sr ac.araS A.r Pct.
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LOUISIANA.

General Hnncocls's Order on Assn ming Conn
mnnd-The Reconstruction Convention.
NV ORLEANS, Nov. 20, 1867.
The troops drawn upon the isvee yesterday to
receive General Hancock but withdrawn upon the
seceps Of order from the latter teegraphed from
Baton Rogue.
Tho following ia General Hancock's order on taking
command or this district:-
SPECIAL oRDxas--xo 40.
HsADouARrERs FIFTH MILITARY DmrRIcr
Nsw ORLEANS, La, Nov. 20, 1867. !
Headquarters OF the army, Adiutant Generals ONCE,
Nashnston, D.. c.. August ~, 1857 Major General
Military District. and OF the department composed Of
ghe States OF Louisiana and Texas
csc0na-rhs General commanding 10 aratined TO learn
that peace aud quiet re,g6 In this department. will
Ds bis purpose to preserve this condition Of things AS
means 70 shs great end he regards the main'snsncs
OF She civil authorities In the faithful execution OF the
la&g the most efcient under exisng circumstances
a wsr is indispensable to reps force BY force and
oterthrow ana destroy opposition TO lawful autnority
but when insurrectonary force has been ovsrthro.n
and peace established, and tho civil authorities
~ mill military power Should cease to lead and
che civil administration resume Its natural and rghtfui
Somlnon soemny impressed win these vsws so
bsrty s tho lawful Inheritance Of this people, and
vsr should be- The right o. trial BY jury the haoess
Corpu liberty Of the press the freedom Of speech
and Ire natural rights OF person and tho rights OF
property must be preserved Free institutions, while
Dsce always furnish the strongest Inducements
esco and order Crimes and offences committed in the
6tric mus. DO referred the consideration and judy
mont OF the civil authorities. aud those tribunals
VIII bs supported IN their lawful Jurisdiction.
6houId there be violations OF existing laws
which are not inquired into by the civil
magistrates or should failures in the administration Of
iuSlcc By the courts be complained of the cases will be
repored to these headquarters when such orders viii
Be made may be deemed necessary. While the Gen.
Srs thus indicates his purpose respect the liberties
81 tho people he wishes all to understand that armed
ihsurrocons forcibe resistance 10 the law viii be in
ptantiy suppressed BY arms
: ~ command of Major General W. $. HANCOCK.
W. a. IlrfcHxI1, AIde-de.Camp, A. A. A. c.
me Convention to-day passed resolutions inviting
General saucock and Flanders to seats inside
che bar; endorsing the removals made by General
M0wor and favor ofthe abolition Of the coston tax
Judge To isferro not being present, Mr.. lnsrsham
tooloredD was appointed temporary chairman.
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NEW YORK.

Funeral 81 Chancellor Waiwerth.
SARATOGA, Nov. 49, 1907
The funeral Of the late Chancellor wawosth took place
TO day az two o'clock P. u and conducted with Ma
sonic ceremoneA
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Almost Ccrtnin Defeat Of the Convention
-. Discovery or Guano.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 20, 1851
Further election returns from the interior districts
render Il almost certain that the Convention defeated
= me total vote polled falls short many thousands Of
che requisi,s majority OF registered voters.
Immense deposits Of valuable phosphasss said 20 %
superior to Peruvian eusno and Of ncalculable value
Hsvs been discovered on plantations hitherto
river few miles above this city. company has been
formed backed BY Northern captaiss 70 utilize these
deposits, which consist Of animal remains forming .
thick substrasum FOR many miles The subject excitss
considerable intsrsst here
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Cold-inc IL n Certain Cnre for Com9hs, Cofdsu
influenza and throas at ktsHiOfsS ~ Astor Aooss
OF Barclay street. :
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"onward, right onward,
Into the Valley Of Death
nnl. tts xts n .. "A "a ~

Rut larger by hundreds multiplied into millions than the
doomed band who rode 70 swif destruction TeDnysons
Ing untmsy graves followed By me saun spectre dyx
p~ps!a This all wrong and should cesse PLANTATION
bTfREs the great ssoachc pain Killer dyspepsia,
heartburn headache vertigo, dullnsss and oil symptoms O
Kindred character AZ By magic Fer arguor iAssitu1e
great wsAsnsss and mental depression they have most
T1GNoLix WArER-A delightful toilet articles superior
10 CoioRne And 81 half the prioe.
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CInpp's Rhcumn!ic Cure.-A Certain, sac
speedy Cure for rheumatism. used nWardly. 6o1N
everywhere. once 30 broadway.
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Cure for Couxh Or Celd;-As soon ss . TAs IL q
brsathing L ssse tS'r6 AsS * nui-
cent Ingredients thoy alsy pulmonary rritation nAve
them In readiness upoA tho hst appearances Of - -
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Ma meeting Of the stockholders Of tho Port Royal
.,irosa, designed Augusta with Port Royal
s,hor hsd on The 27th instant Stephen G. Mlsst, o.
ksaulorl was elected President, and r. T. Robons Of
Sc~tcr win eleven others directors More than bali
a. rrsdlnr 10 already completed and two thousand
ASsnds viii be put on the work Immediately
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Marriage-dn for N0ung mail. lo{s
charge Address secsetss Howard Asscciaton, PhLs ~
phia, Pa. 18~st
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cs: 8. *: r 's r.: a. As y: : &C. =:
dars - have ke1e tested their 0wn oee. free Qf
cos; fos hc nSdsss rsnovsl u psin sxesps ~ VOL.
O0ff ~ ~ Q1siksm squsr~ Nsw York Myrl. avsnus
Sss x f' ssss az q - ssss
90 cayenne nnlmsnfs, phYeie pills ~ plasloe&
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eo1s MSAD2NE foRrER3s COUCH BALsAw
known 70 be sae and aud 10 with
the reach OF all.
FOR sale by ali druggists al IS, 20 and IS senla
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n r. ss cured l. b. as
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C'risfad~rc's Hair pAc-Thc Best Ever nTi I
ufsetured Wholesale and 1etai; also applied. st Ne
Astor House. 7N'
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Ernge srd: asrf!sc Gnps s,s snd 4, T nra
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A.--Rheumatjsm Legally WnrrnhEcd Sigfca
matte Remedy taken inw.rds efsrsIcs ~ n oss
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Ladies', Misses, and Bcys, boots md shsss
style excellent quality moderate In price
al MfLLER CO.'S, No. Union square.