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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-07-18
Rairnt sAraldnts.
BEAL'S
LATE P0WEL'S EMBR00ATI0N,


Tor on aissases incident TO nruss, Castle, and
numuu Flesh, requiring iht pee 81 a.
external application.
TINS new compound prepared BY practical
Il Chemist having fall kuovlr1ge Of al the
medical virtues % each ingredient that enters
into its composition. is warranted 70 exceed any
thing Of the kind ever yet efcree 10 the Pubiic
a. an external Application for The diseases Cor
which Il Is recommended. We are faiisfsd that
Il viii work it eEn road into the condaeucs ui
all who use il, and those Who try "a once viii
never be Niihout It, and therefore We rely on
experience AZ the best tsst Of its ufsfuincss II
IL prsuouncsi BY Rauiers. and al . ho have triee
H. 70 be the best application ever used. Thi.
Embrocaiion has been put up for over eight
years, and il Is only through the Increasing de-.
naud and urgent request Of ny friends and the
Public thar ! seud Il forth o. the grand remedial
nCeut for the various diseafes 10 which 10 al
noble and useful afimsl. the horse. Is subject
Many remedies have been offered 20 the Pub-
lie under different forms. some Of these are in
furious, Others ~ best of little use. and many
wholly improper % answer the purposes for which
they arc recommended.
4 judisious and really useful composition, free
from those objections, has therefore long been
desired By many gentlemen who have valuable
horses, and are unailling 70 trust them % the
care Of designing and pretended Farriers. Their
wishes are 81 length fully gratided. by fDr.
Bealel being prevailed upon g aiiow this valua-
be Embroeation (wh ch has proved % eficaciaus
% the vaTioss diseasesl 10 Be prepared ard
brought out 70 the public.
This Bmhroeatian was erisnsively used b.
the Government during the var.
For sale by HartsHick irwin, Clearfeld
Joseph r. lruin, Cursenrilie. Daniel Good
lander. Lu:hersburg.
Address ali orders b
DR. EDMUND BRALE.
apr4.67-ly 900 South Second st.. phila.. Pa.
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CHEAP FURNITURE.
JOHN GUIICH

JOHN NJLlth
nEsIREs 70 inform his old friends ana eus.
IL TONERS, that having enlarged bic shop and
increased bis facilities for manuiacfuring. be is
now prepared 10 make 70 order such Furniture a.
may be desired, ia good style aud Il cheap rates
for CASH. He generally has on hand. a. bis
Furniture rooms. varied assortment OF ready
made furniture, among which nre
BUREAUS AND sIDE-BOARDs.
Warirobes and Book Cases; Centre, Sofa, Puriof,
Breakfast and Dining Exte1sion Tables; Con-
mon. French post, Cottage Jenny Lind and other
Bedfisads Sofas Of ali kinds, Work Stands,
Hai-raeks, Wash stands Rocking and ARA.
Chains spring-s eat. cane bottom, par.0r, con-
mon and other Chairs; Looking lasses OF even
description on hand and new glasses for old
frrmes. which uill Be put iu On very Reasonable
terms on shortest notice. lie also keeps on hand
CT furnishes 10 order, Corn -husk, Hair and Coz
top Mattresses.
COTFISs OF EVERY KIND
Made 10 order. and funerals attended with
Hearse Whenever desired. Also House Painting
done 10 order. The subscriber als8 nuuufss-
tufes, ard has constantly on hand cleusuts
Patent Washing Machine, the best nos In ussi
Those using this machine never need be Eitt-
out clean clothes iie also has Hiyer's Patent
Chu7u, O superior article family using th1
churu never need be without hutteri
All the above and many other articles are fur.
uiEhed 10 customers cheap ior CAsH or exchanged
for approved country Produce Cherry, Mapls
Poplar, Lirwood ami ctler Lumber suitable icf
Cabinet Work taken in .1changs Tor furuiiu-e
rF- Remember the shop Is on Markei street,
Clearteld, Pa, and nnarly opposite the ''0ld Jss
Store" JOHN GULICH.
November 20, IsE2
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8uuts aud Shurs.
PEACE PROCLAIMED.
THE WAR OVER IN CLEARFIELD
KNoX ToWNsHIP QUTET.


Nearly all the CoatrdJdads going back
to their old masters; bit mary one
going 10 old Massachusetts, uhere
they i0ere l0red so long and so peH.
/ n consequences Of tho above facts. F. SHORT,
Il Of the old "Shoft Shoe Shop" would an
nounce to his numerous patrons and the people
Of Cleardold county at large, that he has nov a
first rate LOT Of good material iu,t received from
the East, and Is prepared on snort notice 10 make
and mend Boots and Shoes, ut his new shop in
Grahams row. lie Is satisfied that he can please
ALL (u1less II might be some intensely loyal stay.
a3-home patriots.) lie Is prepared to sell low for
Cash or Country Produce. Don't forlet tue
shop-next door 10 Showers a Graham's store,
on Market street, olearheld, Pa aud kept by
fellow commonly called
jy26,65-y "SHORTY."
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aotels.
The Western Hotel.
cLEARrIrID, Pa,

VNllE subscriber having leased for term Of
L years this vel. known Hotel, lkept for many
years by Mr.. Lanich,) and re.fited and refur-
nished Il throughout, is now prepared TO enter.
tain travellers and the public generally upon
terms Il Is hoped alike agreeable to both patrons
and proprietor. His TABLE and BAR will
be supplied with the best the market affords
and no pains will be spared on his part to add TO
the convenience and comfort Of bis guests.
A Livery stable is also attached 10 the es.
tablishment Horses, Buggies, etc, furnished
on fhort notice, or persons taken 10 any point
desired. JAMES A. STINE,
jel3 propfietor
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The American Hotel.

LUMBER CITY, cLEARTIELD CO., PA.
INHE undersigned having leased and re6tted
IL this well-knoEn stand. takes this method Of
bringing his establishment before the pubic. His
Table and Bar will be supplied with the best the
market affords. A liberal share Of public pat.
ronage Is therefore respectfully solicited
lan2i-lyspd JAMES L. CURRY.
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Susquehanna House.
coxEsTowN, DAupHIN CO., PA

rHHE undersigned takes this method Of in.
Il forming the Watermen of Clearield county,
thathe has reftted ard re-opened the hotel for
merly kept by L. shreiner, at coxestown, whore
he will take speoial pains to render satisfaction
TO All who favor him with their patronage. lie
has blown All the rocks out Of the river and
planted snubbing posts for half mile above his
place. ffobls, '67l GEORGE FALK.
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BLACKSMITHING.
NEW rIRANaEMENr.

NhN ARRANGEMENT.
INhE suhs'rihCrs In Wow OF coming crcnis
Il design adopting new gystcm OF doing hus,
mess ON and after the ls' oi May nCxi. Frum thar
date We viii adopt the CAsH-SNsIEM. and al
WORK must therefore b. paid for before leaving
Tue shol-makin- this dilcruncc. however. in favor
oi our customers; that our prices viii be TWENTY
FER CENT. 1lEss than s now CHARGED 70, vro-t
Those knowing themselves indebted. and
whose book accounts have not BEN settled. arr
expected 10 come forward and make soiilemcui
bcinrc ihc time above Indicated. We hope thrse
hints will not he forgotten
9EO. c. pASsMoRE a son.
Cicarfeli. March si. lsf--H
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Iron City Hotel.
HARRISBURG. PA.

HARRISBURG, PA,
(Railroad street, one square above the Depot)
Nhe subscriber respectfully invites tho public
Il aud travelling community 10 give him a call
Lumbermen are particularly invited French,
German and English spoken in the house. Charg.
es moderate Apr, IS &C. J. NJ. WEAVER.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
EnWARn MACK & co.
On Market street, opposite tho "Republican"
Office.

INHE proprietors have entered into the Boot
Il and Shoe business at the above stand and
are determined not to be outdone either in quail
ity or price for their work Special attention
will be paid to manufacturing sewod work. We
have on hand large lot Of French Kin and
Cali'skins, Of the very best quality. The citi
zens Of Cloar6cld and vicinity are respectfully
invited to give Us a trial. No charge Tor calls.
uovs fGg.ff
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Railroad House.

MAIN STREET, PHILIPsBURG, PA.
fTNHE undersigned keeps constantly on hand
Il the best Of Liquors. Hts table Is always
supplied With the best the market affords. The
travelling public will do well to give b ini q cal
movies. ROBERT LLOYD.
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Vernon House.
LUMBER CITY, oLEARFIELD CO., PA.

INHE undersigned having purchased this Hotel
Il takes this opportunity Of informing the pub
Tic in general and travellers in particular that be
has taken great pains Ia rcfurnishng and rcditing
IL with special reference 90 the accommodation aud
comfort Of all who may choose 10 give him a call
LIQUORS Of the best quality viii be kept ai the
Bar and the wants Of biz patrons viii be attended
to with pleasure and prumpncss. Ample STA
BLING attached thereto.
my9-ly JAMES ARTH URs.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
At TnE CHEAP STORE OF
EDWARD w. GRAHAM
Spring Goods New and Very Cheap !

TUE undersigned respectfully announces 10
Il the public that hey is now orening an
extensive assortment Of SPRING 60 I'D, a.
the old stand in Graham's new building, which
he offers to sell At exceedingly low prices, con
sdering their cost for cash OF approved country
produce.
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The Eagle Hotel.

ouRwENsvILLE, cLEARFIELD CO., PA.
THE undersigned having become prorrietor
Il Of the above hotel, wishes TO give notice 10
the citizens Of this comfy a. well as 70 the tray
cling public, that the house has been rehtted and
reiurnished for the entertainment Of his guests
His table viii be furnished with everything the
market affords. His Bar will contain the best
brands Of liquors. Good stablirg attached, and
none but careful hostlors employed
jyll-u L. W ZEN ETCK.
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Saves Tine labor, money. Makes washing .
pasiims and n onday a festival. Sold efsry-
Whcr8 Try iL
ZlEGLER A SMITH,
Chemists and Wholesale Druggists.
noliiy lg7 North Third 81 PhiladephiA
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This Starch Gloss

S used by first class Hotels Laundries. tens Of
Il thou ands OF Families. aud should be used
By al, Il gives a beautiful polish making the
iron pass smoothly owe the cloth, saving lunch
time and labor. Goods done up with ID keen
clean longer. consequently viii not wezr cut So
soon. II makes cd Linen look like new.
Sold by Druggists aud Groccrs Generally.
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Clearheld Nursery.

ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
INif undersigned, having established Nur-
II scry on the Pike, about half way between
Oicartoid and Curwrnsvillc, is prepared 60 fur
nish al kinds Of FRUIT TREES. standard and
dWari,) kverEreens, Shruhhcry. Grape Vines.
Gooseberries LaWton blackberry, strawberry,
and Rasherry Vines. Also. siberiau Crab Trees.
Ounce, and early scarlet Rhubarb, 4c. Orders
promptly attended to. Address.
J. u. WRIGHT
sep2o.t5-y cururnsviile. p.
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TYRONE AND CLARIFIED R. R.
summer Arrangement.
IEAvE EASTWARD. LEAVE WESTWARD

JAMES LEWlS.
Supt 7. c. and 2. E. Y. Branch Roads.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-07-18

Have just received a large and well Sc
lected Stock of all kind of Staple goods,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-07-18

o, Christian, with all the power
thou hast received, thou has not pow
er enough 10 live for another second.
except as the Spirit OF God quicken
thee. All thy past experience, all that
thou hast learned and acquired, must
go for nothing, except, daily and per-
petually, moment by moment. the
Spirit Of God shall dwell in thee. and
work in thee nightly, to keep thee
still a pilgrim to the gate Of heaven.
We work because God works. to
loiter because God works, is wicked
reasoning. DO not tell me that be-
cause God will fulfil his own purposes
therefore his people may 60 to sleep
for it never was his purpose 10 lull
his people to slumber but his great
design in the education of an intelli-
gent host Of co-workers with himself.
want every Christian man here
% feel that if the Lord is about TO
bless this church, or his church at
large, there must be, on the part of
every one of us, a shouldering of the
spade, and a going forth TO dilligent,
continuous, persevering, service in the
nsmo OF the Master, according to his
will
1t is mercy TO have that taken from
rs which leads us from God
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-16
fire At TINE SINCLAIR MOUSE.

Al half past nine O'Clock last night nrs occurred In
the Sinclair House, Of Eighth street and Broad
way, caused by one of the servants, named Hannah
Harrison, leaving lighted candle on wash stand. II
seems that Hannah went TO her bedroom top floor IN
dressed and laid down the floor and then fell
asleep, forgetting to put out tho candle. She was
awakened by the heat and escaped from the ROOM
down stairs and gave the alarm. The other help In the
house headed by the propnetors Ashman Norton ran
up stairs and with supply OF In pals succeeded
In putting out the fire. rhe damage done 10 the build.
ing is ABOUT 500. IL Is owned by VIM Nibo. Tho
damage done 70 the housshould furniture amounts 10
about SIS; fully insured The greatest loss occurred in
chambermad alleges her loss TO be 81 600 Fanny
Govern, the cook, loss about $780, Hannah Harrison
Lost about $3.50.
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BY STEAMSHIP TO JUNE 4.

The German mail steamship weser. Captain wenke
which left Southampton the 9th OF June, arrived ~
this port yesterday afternoon, bringing European
nes containing details Of cable kilograms dated TO
her day Of sailing.
Gagnanis Messenger OF the 4th OF June received By
the weser contains lengthy account OF the reception
Of the Emperor Of Russia In Paris The report has been
fully anticipated by the detail OF the same events spec
ally telegraphcd TO the HERALD through the Atlantic
cable and published In columns the ID instant
80 that the imperial fSk was recorded In New York
full day before presented In print to the Parisans
The Absndp0s, Of Vienna publishes correspondence
dated Washington, May TO- stating that General Santa
Anna the point Of starting for Mexico 70 rally
the majority Of the liberal party and make diversion
In favor Of the Emperor Macmillan. Santa Anna
bought three steamers. and disposed eventually
to cede to the United States Lower California
The Vienna Gasetts, Of the Goth OF May, in s
Ing edition published telegram received by the Mexi-
can Minister Vienna stating that the republicans had
been thoroughly beaten at Queretaro and that Juarez
had taken TO flight
The draft OF the address OF tho Upper House OF the
Austrian Rechsrath chiefly paraphrase OF the speech
from the throne II points out that rctrogrsde step In
the matter OF the compromise with Hungary is impos-
sble without placing restrictions upon the liberty Of
the people. In the arrangements already effected with
Hungary the Upper House Of tho Reichsratn tho
starting point for tho settlement Of the constitutional
question IL does conceal It's anxiety with reference
70 the state rights OF the monarchy but recognizes
the same time 10 urgency Of Ne s-ssino csrcs~as~oa
The dram further declares that the cooperation Of the
Upper House In the aranssmsnt with Hungary cannot
b. dispensed with II also proclams that the peoples Of
Austria ardenty desire an honorable and lasting peacs
And oonoudN hy AxpganGaG the HoaIIoiioa thas n \
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British Reinforcements for the
i, Army in Canada.
Penian Collisions with the Military in the
Streets and Parliament.
kcbliteration of the Treaties Of 1915 and
4 Royal Lessons from the Ronapartes.
the LUXEMBOURG TREATY.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.

ParIia mentary Assault ON Lord StanIey,s
Course In the London Conferencee-Eng-
lands Danger from the characterized
sfanIey's Explanation and Sketch of the
Franco-German War Crisis.
- QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, June IA, 1867.
In the House OF Commons, this evening, Mr.. La
bouchere asked Lordstanley, Secretary Of Foreign
Affairs, for information as to the exact nature Of
the Luxembourg treaty lately concluded by the
delegates Of the Great Powers assembled in the
Peace Conference in this city. In doing SO he
denounced Lord Stanley's course as the repre-
sentative of Great Britain in the Confer
ence, as exhibiting no evidence Of statesman
estsship, but as likely to involve the inter-
tion in the Franco-G German matter or its more
direct consequence. He (Mr. Labouchere) enter
tanned the belief that in the event Of q war
between France and Germany the guarantee given
In the Conference would involve England in the
quarrel.
Mr.. Ayrtown also condemned Lord Stanley's
was absolutely bound to interfere by arms If
Luxembourg should be attacked. If this was 80,
what became Of the power Of the Parliament in
granting or Withholding the regular supplies for
war purposes to the Crown!
Lord Stanley, Secretary Of State for Foreign
Affairs, replied that the House Of Commons had
the power to stop the supplies If it thought ct,
and so decide whether the country should 60 to
war or not. Lord Stanley set forth, in extenua-
ton Of his course in the London Conference, the
defiant attitude just previously maintained by
France and Germany towards each other and the
danger Of an impending war, Of great magnitude,
which then existed. recaptulating his statements
made to the House the night the Luxembourg treaty
was agreed to (which were telegraphed by the
cable to the HERALD as he delivered theml. Lord
Stanley added that had he then hestated on the
part of England to give his adhesion to the col.
lective guarantee, the armies Of France and
Prussia would be now in the field, and all Europe
would be involved in war. All the other nations,
a. well a. all the parties in the country, would
then have charged England as being the real
author Of the calamity. The Luxemburg treaty,
as signed in London, did not bind any Power to
interfere singly in the eventualites which may
arise between France and Germany relative to
the future Of Luxembourg.
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EXPLOSION or FIREWORKS IN MAIDEN LANE.

Two Men Badly II not Fatally Injured.
At half-past i've o'clock yesterday afternoon q.
plosion Of fireworks occurred the nrework store Of
Purdy Co., "a Maiden lane, whereby two men were
very seriously injured. II seems that the porter Ed
ward Kenney, was mailing on the cover OF boz
tanning Union torpsdoes The superstition Is that toe
nail protruded through the into one OF the tope
does and the contents OF theibox exploded The porter
Was thrown down insensbe and supposed 10 be fatally
injured r. D. smith, the clerk, was also considerably
injured by the conclusion He Wa taken TO bis res-
denca The porter vas removed 10 the New York Hos
pisa The doors and windows Of the store we're almost
demolished The explosion did mot set Are 70 nything
and the damage done uss By the oenaasiou Lo sbess
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The Parliamentary Record of Their Alliance
with the Reform Leagues-NIotion to Cancel
IL In the Journal.
/. QUEENS HOTEL, June H. 1867.
In the House Of Commons this evening Major
Arson moved to reject petition presented some
weeks since from certain parties in Ireland reform
Ieaguers and othersl praying for the exercise Of
executive leniency towards the Fcnan traitors con-
demncd to death in Ireland and also that the House
cancel all mention Of its character or reception
from the journal of record. The Major denounced
the tone of the petition as calculated to ncite to
fresh acts OF rebellion in Ireland, and described
the paper itself ~ q slanderous insult to the
British army.
A lively discussion ensued. Major Anson's mo-
ton was rejected.
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THE RETURN OF THE sovEREIeNs.

King William and Count Bismarck Mt Home
from Paris.
BERLIN, June 15-Evening
King william and Count Won Bismarck arrived in this
city to day from Paris.
The Cur En- Route Homevard.
DARxuADr, Juno Is, 1857.
The Emperor Alexander OF Russia Is this place for
brief sojourn.
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LONDON June 15-Evening.
bonds Of 1890 closed to-day At ASK.
The Csnsineatal Beurses.
FRANKFORT, June l5-Evening.
United States bonds have advanced; the closing price
to-day for the issue Of 1862 was 70.
Tho Livorpoo1 Cotton Market.
LvnPoor, June 1s-Noon.
Estimated sales Of cotton to-day 10000 bales Md
ding uplands. 1l,sd Aiddling Orleans. llHd:
There changes to report in the cotton market
LvERrooL, June 1852. N.
lands, ll,Sd mddling Orleans 1lxd.
Liverpool Breadstuns Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 15-Noon.
Breadstufls buoyant Corn, 3ss. Cd Barley, A. Sd.
California wheat lss 3D. Oats, S. ID Peas SIS Cd.
BreadstufHs quiet Corn, 3ss. 3D. California wheat,
13s Cd. Oats, 3s. ID Peas. as Cd. Barley, IA Sd.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 15-3P.M.
Pork, los. Beef 1905. Lard, sos. Bacon, Ais.
Cheese, 64a
Liverpoel Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 15-Noon.
Produce heavy. Petroleum spirits I'd; refined. 1s Id
Rosin-nne l2sl common, IL Spirits OF turpsntine,
a2A Tallow, As. Clover seed, AS
LIVERPOOL, June I5-2PM
In the produce market tallow has advanced 3D.. and
is now quoted At AS 3D. Other articles are withou,
alteration
LIVERPOOL, June 15-3PM
Petroleum spirits, I'd. refined, 1s Id. Pot ashes,
sos. Cd. Rosin-common, rs. fine la. Spirits Of tur
pentine, 32s Tailow, AS Clover seed, AS
The London Markets.
LONDON, June IS Noon.
No. II Dutch standard sugar. ass Pot ashes sos. Cd
Scotch pig iron, 54s. Calcutta linseed, 64s Linsecd
cakes, f10 15a Linseed oil, f42 Sperm oil nominal
ct Ellis.
LONDON June 15-2P. NJ
No. IL Dutch standard sugar, 2Ss. There no
changes in other articles since
LoSpoS, June 15-3 p. NJ.
No IL Dutch standard sugar, 25s. Scotch pig iron,
54s Calcutta lnseed, 64s. Linseed cakes, fl0 los.
Linseed oil, AIS.
Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ANTWERP, June 15-Hveuing.
Petroleum has slightly declined the latest sales OF
standard white being at 80 francs so confines per barrel
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THE ATTEMPT ON THE CAR.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

OGlciaI and Popular Congratulated at Cron-
stadt.
CRoSsrApr, June IA, 1867.
The Grand Duke Constantine Of Russia, in CON-
mand here, has received the congratulation Of the
heads Of the different departments, and also Of the
,,iish residents and Slovenian delegates, on the
fact Of the happy escape of the Car Alexander
from assassination in Paris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-16
TINE PUBLIC HEALTH.

There were three hundred and seventy three deaths in
this city during the week ending Saturday the 18th
inst As Dr. Harris very Justly remarked In his last
weekly report the low rate Of mortality in this city dur
ing tho past weeks affords evidence OF Improvement
in the sanitary condition Of all the city wards with the
exception Of the Seventh, Eleventh, Thirteenth. Sew
entesnth and Twenty first The clearly to demon
s.rsie this fact the following comparative table will be
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