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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN Dec. lo-Ths steamship Pecnsylvauia,
Captain Lewis OF the National Steamship Company.
which left New York the 7th insI. arrived q this
port at IN early hour this morning.
DisAsrxRs At SnA-LvERrooI, Dec. 10-Infofmstl0u
has been received here that the ship Quebec, captain
Campbell, which left this port the 2lst Of November
for New York. has put into Bristol having been col
iision with an unknown vessel The Quebec was badly
damaged The ship Lowell, which yesterday N-
ported ashore o the Irish coast has been gos on again
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ST. DOMINGO.


Was With Hayti-Cabrd Executes Ono Of
the Baea Brothers.
HAVANA, Dec. l9, 1857.
President CAbrAl % reported to bs marching
sgains. Hayti at the head Of > Dominican army.
There was also . r5mor that 10 had captured
and shot . Genera! SAes, but Il was DOT sta,ed
which Of the brothers Of that name.
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TRLEGRAPnIC News NEWS
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ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
MEXICO.
SPECIAL vslsssAm 70 the HERALD.


sCevsrnor Cepeda Deposed-Johnuy Bulls Left
60 the Tender aercies Of tho Mexicans-
Orsas Mineral Wealth Discovered In Vera
Cruz and sonors-Attemps 90 Get Up q Re-
voluilen In Jaiapa.
HAVANA, Dec. 10, 1867.
The steamer Marsells, Captain Carl, has arrived
with dates from Vera Cruz TO the 18th inst, and
Sisal 10 the 18th.
A band Of dissidsnts had forcbly deposed
General Cepsds, the Governor Of Yucatan.
Tho mail dates from the capital by the Marsslla
are up TO the llth inst. There reignsd great sx
citement over the total withdrawal Of the
British Legation and Cousuls, and the matter was
freely commented on BY oil the press Of the capt.
tai. According to his Instructions Mr.. Middleton
d to leave British subjects under the prote Of
Mexico herself.
II was expected that all the European Legations
would follow the example Of Great Britain, and
leave the United States sole occupant Of the dpo.
matte feld In Mexico.
Aich mines had been discovered In the State Of
Vera Cruz. Several had also been discovered near
the town Of Ures. in Sonora. They consisted Of
eight gold mines, thirty.fvs silver mines and two
copper mines. besides thirty others Of different
characters not specified In the report.
General Felix Dias, brother Of Porfrio Dias,
had been elected Governor Of the State Of Oaxaca.
General Geronimo Treviho Of Nuevo Leon, and
Don Francisco 9. Palaoios Of Dunngo.
An attempt was made TO Assassinats General
Alatorre, the late Military Governor Of the State
of Vera Cruz. when he was leaving the theatre at
Jalapa. During the disturbance that ensued
some parties shouted uiuas In honor Of General
Pordrio Diaz. proclaiming him as President Of
Mexico. The idea Of the movers Was to immedi.
Ately demand the enforcement Of loan Of $500 900
TO support the cause. The ringleader In this abor
five scheme was Colonel Urrutia, an sximperialst
officer. who passed over TO General Alatorre's
camp during the siege Of Jalapa, and attempted
TO ssduoe the garrison Of the place. but Was do.
teoted by . corporal.
Nearly all the political prisoners have been lib
Grated.
Tive British subjects, named kr. George ane
NJ, Barnard, had died.
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Convention or shIpbuIJder's.

BAra, Dec ~ 1851
rhs Aaiussh'pbuilders and owners held 4 convention
IN shn city today and appointed agents to press upon
Conarsss the removal OF the duties upon articles used
10 shipouiding and repeal all unfr.sndy legislation
Delegates were also chosen the National Commercial
Convention 70 be held in Boston February %
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


Virginia SontimoWt.
The Alexandra Gasere says the resolutions passed d
ell The conservative meetings held In Virginia breathe
lhs same spirit, which 10 allegiance 10 The govern.
msns desire 70 support the constitution. IN acqui-
sscsncs in shs abolition Of slavery, and . wish for
peace quiet and reconstruction constitutional pria.
cipss. With equal determinston they all express their
opposition 10 radical rae. 70 the subsection politically
OF the white 10 the black race and 10 ultra schemes
and measures designed 70 keep alive dscord and civil
strife aad prevent the future prosperity Of the Southern
people. What more ought reasonable men, wha, more
ought patriotic Union men 70 require
A slight Difference or Opinion.
Says the Washington CAronicls radioa) The Alabama
Couvsntion has adjourned, after having framed re-
publican constitution which challenges comparison with
that OF any OF the FREQ States
Says the Mobile Adrstss,r violent oonservatvsD:-
hs dstssabls work Of the herd OF adventuring scoun
drsis and ignorant negroes assembled 81 Montgomery 10
complete. and The 'abominason OF sbomna,ions' - u
came from their hands, 10 to be submhtsd In the shape
OF moastrous thing named constitution, TO what in
nsrdish authors call The suHragss Of the people,"
An Address from President Jehnson.
The Nashville Banner asserts that, 81 an early day,
President johnson will issue an address announcing that
he not candidate fos reelection. The Ban~v also
states TIA. be will take up his residence Nashville al
The close Of bis present tern OF once
General Grant on the Pacific slope.
4 San Trsns:sss oorrspoadsnt Of Western paper
ssssss the reports be that 0sssra oraas hss
declared for shs radicals Sornsy svsrs ne will not
carr Stale vest Of The Rocky Mesnsaius
THE vice President Of the Rx.Cenfederacy In
New York.
Referring 70 shs invitation sxtssdsd 70 Alexander
a. sGsphsss Vice Prssd ant Of The sx.esafsdsscY "
rsss cospsr aad other prominent sssss Of Nsw York.
70 deliver address 10 This city. hs Mobile <drusssw
Mys:-
II win % step forward whom Is publicly annousssd
thai hs Vice President Of the late Bouthefn edsracy
is V aldsss the people Of the great commeFsal me-
IropeIIs Of hs Union II 10 cheering ssn Of rsvivins
fraternity, and . movement that keeps step 70 The
music Of (hs great Political reaction In the North
TIE Beauties Of Negro suffrage.
The yseksou A) Ylae states shas In that part Of the
Bsush We freedmen we're told shal unless shsy voted
Win NE radicals the supplies u provisions for shs cen,
Nc yss wsulA - stepped is scassqsssos q shis An
sornssisa senmusissssd II We lodge Rooms ~ We
es,sesl ieyn lsasusa the assssss ssssnped @ne9l.
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MAR YLAND.

Hsavy Robbery 81 Bends IN Baltimore.
BALunoas. Dsa 10. 1857.
rhs shsn Of Dor consaiaias ssswssn 5000 sad
Sao.o 900 10 bonds and other securities from Ward
0euins 10. discovered yesterday The robbery =
supposed 70 have bees oomns1 ssa days Or tws weeks
ara Msaaiims The see Of The bonds has been nsgot.
aSsd anS ths money resolved for them through re-
spsstsbls banking house ef this city.
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LOUISIANA.

namk suspsnsssn In New Orleans.
Nsw OnLsAxs, Dsc 10. 1s6i
The Bank Of Nsw Orleans hG discsas!nasd business
o. aosesas Of ne dsprsniss 10 tra4s.
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DUoSrUCtiv0 Au1uutWs
AuGusrA, Dec. 10, 1897
l.rss building the properly Of tie a. n: s?lagqs
snusAcsuring Company Of Providence, r. !, ana oeoa'
pied BY several hrns for the manufacture Of sash Ona
and DOORS furniture and other good works srist mn,
sait manufactory, machinst &c vas totally oc
oy nre this afternoon. The total foss ABOUT ssoo00'
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The RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.

aaidIiIonaI Particulars ef the xeTF.sls Qisas-
ter On shs Lake STORE Rsad-Twsnsy-shrss
Of the Burned Bodies Unfec6k6.xsble.
RUryAIo. bso. ". ;;ssi ;ss.,
rte S9des Of the persons killed By the railroad acci.
den, Angola vsrs brought IL about eleven O'Clock ths
morning. Eighteen Of the killed can b recognized.
fvsn'y..hrss Of the burned bodies are. 10 thought.
past oil recognition eoronsr's inquest VIII be held
here omoow, when the Of the burned bodies may
BE- aessrm!asd by surgical examination
The accident was oecasonsd BY the breaking Of .
Wheel NJ au't 10 be attached 70 the oncsy OF the
road
All Of the wounded that can Be msvsd viii Be brought
into Buffalo
rhs aaush.sr0s Mrs chAdcar. Of risusvcis. eanno.
possibly recover
NJ. O W Patterson. OF OIL Greek. h thought to BE-
dying.
The ofncers Of the Lake Shore Road are paying every
attention 10 the wounded who are a. comfortable a
cosld be expected.
In addition 70 the previous list OF the killed. the FOL.
lowing bodies have been rscognIzsd,-
Stephen Stewart Prssdsn, Of the Oh Greek Road.
g. Thompson, Of Worcester, Aasa
r. Spisr Of North East, NY
Hiram W. Martin, residence unknown.
Three Of the Charred Remains Recogniz ed.
BUFFALO. Dec. 10, 1851
Three Of the charrsd bodies Of she victims BY the
railroad accident at Angola. have been recognized,
vs.-J. Alexander Martin and W. W. Townss. Of Erie,
Pa. the latter BY gold chain on hls person, and
Stephen Stewart Of OIL Creek
Miss chycsne, Of fitusvis, died this afternoon.
The accident was occasionsd BY = segment OF the
tread Of the wheel being broken The disaster could
not have been prevented by any human agency.
The unrecognized bodies will. after . limited time, be
buried BY the railroad company At public funeral Of
The citizens.
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FRENCH THEATRE.

Last night the "Grands Duchesse" was played here
again. the whole troupe Of admirable arstss being In
irrsprsssibls epsrts and Tosss In magnificent voice
Admirers Of this its wonder OF fun and music should
remember thai s 10 be given to-nghi Al ms Academy
OF Music for the bensat OF the French Bsuevoeni So
eey and that ihe French theatre viii os eosed Tor this
niahi
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

Frances Harrington. alias Hattie Howard Who resided
At ~ Crosby street, died tas evening 'ery suddenly.
by herself II appears that abe had quars.ed with her
lover, and became depressed thai che committed
snicid
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INDIANA.

Pork House Destroyed by Fire.
INpIAHAPoIs, Dec. 10, 1857.
Mcwhinney's pork house at Florence station, Ind,
was burned last night. Tho loss SO, 600.
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RHODE ISLAND.


Fire In Providence.
PROVIDENCE, Dec. 10, 1857
n N. Burrs four mill In Pawtuckst was destroyed by
Ore early ths morning The loss estimated n from
$50 900 to s7o ooo and The insurance s35 O00 mostly
Ia New York Offices.
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Ths Danced erman Nesotiatisss.
Lospcs, Dso 10. 1891.
me spsrs of the revival Of nsgosla,ons bsswssa Pras
ss ssl Dssmark IL regard 70 schsswg dou ossa WI
4, d new sad shas sssvs asgosisuoas vin 10 usA
N lamar.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Tncendlarism In vickshars.
N1w ORLEANS, Dec 10, 1897
Two more ores occurred In vicksburg. Miss, isss
night One accidental, and the loss was srinisg;
the other va the work Of A incsndisy aud the oss
vas ala 900
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Robbery Of Jewels In Cincinnati.

Robbery Of jewels In Cincinnati.
CScisSAri Dec. 10 1897
An attempt 10 rob Dhume 4 Co.. Jewellers sas made
las nigh, BY whs entered the store and. while
ssiscsine scms diamends throw snu Into The eyes Of
shs clerk and escaped With wAy containing $4,000
worth d diamonds he was chased and arrested, but
nfssss o. twenty valuable diamonds we're ioss on hs
street,
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strsusthsainG the Army.
rIoasscn. oso to 1887
The esvsnnsns has issued orders calling a,e active
service ssvssL additional military reserves.
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dOhstoaS promised Tps yIas says:-
ss :s:s "a fS, .E1hsiuc6 q negro eisday .ss
sxpsct we give the following bi made out By freed
man for hs family for supplies for the next year
"fiv pounds Coffee two barrels nour n!ty pounds
oolt domestic, half barrel moIasses, double barrel
shot gun, one pistol. &c.n
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AnderIeaa Psrrs.

$780, -. AderIess Psrts. ~--T(t
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.s ss.: and ssnay Ay' ss. p; S..,
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Cls:rsS-Ssfp:Mss 9lsusss Morgan SY0rk schr As
sailed wind wSw -Baris Morn. s.stson brlss Ma.
| re, Morning Light JAcnta
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c.saTed-sehrs John FArnum Kelly Boston; Mary Ell.
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r.sas MSg.sy kTpss,sSsl ps,;s srs
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sGsa sslsss lksss ssy
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Ifs Dec sIsss:sS ssr sah Rd Rider
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NEW ORLEANS Dec la1Arrvea Steamship Trad, wISnc: S:
MunO. s,s.; & s,ctmore % %B.skmors: Boston seSw. S
EsHaas o
Clssrsd-s.samsAips reusonl. sHaml Kisr Hamburg
@ Orr Happy
R:s :ss; s: 1.
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Xkw HAVEN Dec eis.=ArrIvea. schrs y attic Collins Hil
and }Ph9 GlT; T01 DEE mEii.oe;sgSr Us n,
crows Boston, schrs LOtss Taylor doy Leach. End
cis4!sa-scSr. wm rhomes winSnors, sasua; Nellie
sailed-Ths CITY Ice Boat down the r4vsr
ting taking tow brig Eous for Hauburg and schr Ptek
Arrived Nswesss Del schr JAsAidordyos Jackawsy.
ss Es'poe ps % 1sssas As'tsss s
issn-Arr,,.a BRIG, York. rors. Philadelphia .eAr
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rs s ;ss Is
iSth.in peri brig " wcoSfan, and y e Thompson.
es sss si a x kSndY
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izabethpof Yarmouth 1axter DO for Pawtucks Abrn
Osborn, Pssrsy. Albany: slOOp RssV CobIssh Kiiabss
ssed-Bris wn crse.y. Haley Philadelphia; sehr Daui
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec ls-Asrivsd. chip Ruth. Rio ia
Cleared e ,ss, ship Sus~s,ss Queenstown.
sxyAXSxa, o. n,,-Arrys4 bark syp.u. tBr,. Moran.
clsLed.sscsmshE Paiapseo. Nef, Bgs,on; ship
gan Liverpool brs Rsaow. Bsusssrd HAVE scSr Mary
ish-Arllvsd shir specu..or CBrl oIn. from bsow.
SssT ssscs.1.a sss Hy H Mccullough ssAr Ea0asa
Ss.;:ss;iS. iS;smx.I;:s ';S sa;svr :,:,'sss4i s4o,
WsI'as Eyos sdower aud Eoehssssr. Liverpool; 'ch'
u .sAhrs. NYorkt Abigail Haley, Haley Boston
..n-Cleared stesmshlp vslrbanks Huuer Nfork ors'
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PENNS YLvANlA,

Fire as Tidiouse, Warres County.
CLHvSLAHD, Ohio, Dec. 10. 1851.
A Ore a Tidiouts. Warren county. Pa, ths morning.
destroyed hs Cahill House. Post once and other build
inga Loss $4,000 The are 70 supposed 70 have bssa
The work Of an incsndiary.
Death 81 q Promlueut Mason In Phtiadeiphla.
PmADsLPHrA, Dso 10. 1851.
william B. Schneider. for twenty-five ysars GRAND
Tyler Of he Grand Lodge or PsnnsyivanA, died this
morning a. his residence, hasonio Hail. IN this city,
aged dny-nvs years.
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SHIPPING NEW S

Almanac for New Yorl'-This Day.
s.n r..e. ~ =. I iQ Men .: rl.e...mor-
.tacr ..ete q U u
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 20, 1857,
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ID. me sPss:s soIci'asions of frisnds Mrs. RuooT "a
above remarkable works for sae py auog on tho
Ins o. T.asy Dsc:-ssr =. M sSes 1Msu Ar 0sssy Nos
the choices. works ever executed y Dr. Rdxgss embracing
:very ssrety o. subject rae:s ensrmns pictures ve sv
late smnsn, artist that have hitherto been exhibited 70 the
public -
These arisc gems for years past % popular . holiday
bridal emneny adapted 70 the present
season This w BE- che last opportunity for obtain ns
them. -.
from A. n until 10 r. r. evening OF SALE 81 tho Leeds
Ari Gallasaa.
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What the Alabama Constitution Proposes
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- From the Montgomery NALL
The constitution submitted 70 the people OF Alabama
oy .ns Military Reconstruction Convention contains pro.
visions which, II ratned will accomplish The following
results:--
To permit every negro to vote. whatever his COM
potency or ncompetency who has been in the state
months and IN the county three months.
= TO permit TO vote only such white men as may
three months who will swear 10 change the pro.
posed constitution, 50 far As u affects the question Of
g. TO deprive Of the privilege OF voting and holding
othce-First-All whltes who may be disfranchsed By
The proposed constitutional amendment tl4th arclsl
and and by the scs: that to say all who
before the and afterwards gave aid sympathy TO
The Confederate cause This provision, according TO the
OF the State Second-Ali whites who shall have been
convicted OF treason u any time before election As
pardon under hs 1S clause Of hs
amnesty proclamation was compelled, BY order OF Judge
Busteed, or the United States District Court aer his
10 open court, il follows that this provision dis
franchises every white man who applied for par
ten thousand Of our best czena .Third-All whites
who have conscientious scruples about taking test
the effect that they win never vote or use their
influence to change the basis Of suffrage whatever may
DO the evil effects OF the proposed system In other
words test oath swearing away their liberty Of thought
The frst two OF those excluding provisions take the
suffrage away foroiby from the hands OF forty thousand
Wntes ana the last clauses Will take u away conocon'
ousy from all but the lowest classss who nothing
for tho sanctty OF oath the liberty Of thought
In short these DISTINGUISHING propositions Of the Recon
sructon Convention propose 70 give the State govern
ment OF Alabama and the municipal government Of ail
but six counties Of the State 70 negroes who have bad
opportunity TO prepare themselves with knowledge
OF even the simplest duties and obligations Of govern
mont
Such government. tho negroes have not asked for
and the whites will not endure.
such a constitution has not been demanded BY the
republican party nor BY Congress- The prescription for
which II provides has been expressly repudtated AZ
every primary meeting Of negroes In Alabama the
people Of the North have denounced the scheme from
ocean TO ocean. VIII Alabama endorse ~ VIII :hs
white vote their degradations WI! The black
vote their own destruction
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A splendid sioct Of ans NixSN srvsr And waite N-sA
ssa suPssics ssy ersysS1 expressly 20! shs holiday
demand AZ % oar own rnanunetrs asd fully wArrsned
sEDsisLD I Sios Hsaal.sarIns Ea censsa,
No MatAen lauo.
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..s .sss sss. pr y Esy: 81 3. sssd
bsoaAway sQfnsr cf Fulton street. and bS3 oros4wAy
{vn4ee prsss Hopssh clear and ths applications foe
hs ssvly tsusfs vaisr Hats were u
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Political Miscellany.

Political 1IiscelIRny.
Harrison Reed 10 candidate for United Slaes Senator
from Florida
The convention In Florida is carried BY about four
hundred majority and Il 10 reported . majority OF the
delegates arc Ans.ndicaL
The Albany ArgM objects 10 the CoussisutIona Con-
vsn.lon ,urnlns ,tsei into an 'advsrEsus agency"
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E;:; az j':: js':::::gs's's. q :;.;. si'ssfss
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y: .i'scsls. ssa san! sI!s9ssds.s.-e20 rsr
paint SkoS0i asRHxzxx's fiz AZ 70 owbks .s . -
s6setual remedy. ana ~ WI, use
cannot Apply themselves are invited q eel wih PeAh
Powder purchsssd q druggisss ~ ~. hE.nro, HRRRs
With ths gratsitousy. 70 oenssDpsr bor.
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.Asr.sy nrA.oovx ssrwn:x cox.os SENS:

n
Common ssnss--fs IL possible for any human being V
On loy lie whIs suffering from Ind Gosuonf
DyspspusNs more than 70 possible 70 b happy on the
rack I srsak from efpsrisncs
Com mon senss-supposs then, fhat remedy for this
srribs complaint offered undsf the guar.utee OF hun:
dreds udvdua Of high sooa standing who have tested
the eject artcis IN their cases IL u not unw-s
10 sry one sn0ed viii 'As diseases % ass's'' giving
pyspepso-- -unaussaousby. admit the premises What
Common sesss-oive heed. HosfErrERs STOMACH
BfTTER0 suoh remedy, The evidoace Of ts elcscy ~
fer dyspepsia - positive complete. undenisd ane
whether n s Or n not the lnfsbie that claimed y
bss
Dyspspsic-f confess thafl have not.
comnon ssnse-Then yo convsed of folly By your
own showing m the same strcng proofs that have been
advanced Of this had eesn submitted =
you with regard 70 asy busi5es spseusuon you wouIo
than hs dollars and cenn whce enjoy without
Dyspepao-No, no, no-shci and simss no. Common
ssuse you are right I will Rnvs>the Bitters trial
Common ssnse-Do co. srd 4 shall
address dyA pepGo
New York once 50 Dsy street.
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National Lottery % spais.
isS7 sL'oev 10 fod drs-n Capital pr q $500 ooy No
TAYLOR Go. psnssra
10 Wall q rect, Nsv York.
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.A:-JaiyeresI Expos,atsn, Paris. 1857.
shc medal for Atuersan BrAnd Square AMI
Upright PAnoS 7 The unanimsus verdict Of the !n,sr.
national jury This modal 70 dstusoy classified nrs In
order ef merit over all othsr snd over
four hundred Antered Tor compeon ~
nearly all celebrated nufssturers of Europe
Warsreoms Nos 700 and Ill EAs Fourteenth street. Nav
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Bstchelcy's Hair pye.-Th., Hess IN the
harmless uhfabte,
Tscory 81 Barclay street,
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| A.-Ths Anatomical Eye GA ass: Adjusts Itscif
Of With less pressuAc than ohsr eye
glaze. JAMES PRBNI ICE. i6$ Broadway.
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..e':ss. s., Tssiab s'A ss"' sair
Sold By druggsts sverywhsfs.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-21
A Dictionary of the Bible.

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