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FROM NEW YORK.
From New Orleans-German Anairs
Mexican News-secret Negro Or
Runizati0n.


new YORK. May 22-The Herald's
New Orleans correspondence says:
The recent decision in the New Or
leans courts, that debts incurred for the
purchase of slaves before the war are
null involves nearly one hundred
millions of dollars in Louisiana alone.
Mayor Heath. of New Orleans, has de-
cided that theatres are not compelled 10
sell tickets TO negroes.
During the debates in the Saxon Far
lament, on the question of the adoD-
ton of the new North German Constitu-
ton, prominent members asserted that
the instrument was accepted through
fear of the Prussian military power,
and that an enforcement in snch "a man
ncr would lrad 10 a revolution IN Ger
many.
The Herald says: By the arrival of q
gentleman who left QuerretarO in the
beginning of March, some facts are
cleaned relative to the inside situation
there. At that time they were short OF
ammunition ard there was provision
enough to last until about the first OF
Nav. Maximilian had with him Mar
auin, Miramon, Mejia and other Gener-
ais, who seemed to consider Querretaro
their last ditch. The mortality from
yellow fever alone WAS fifty per day.
The Herald's special says: An arrest
in Fredericksburg, Virginia, recently
developed the fact that secret negro
organization, hostile to the military,
existed in the town. The party arrest
ed was man named Potter, from New
York, who was charged with having
threatened to kill the commanding Of
6csr of the troops stationed there, the
Mayor and several citizens of the town
of fredericksburg and Falmouth. He
was, however, discharged by the Mayor.
the proof heiug insufficient.
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pre.b,,erinu Gcnern, Assembly.

CINCINNATI. May 2l.-In the Presby-
terrain General Assembly, the report of
the committee on the Board of Foreign
Missions was read, and resolutions
adopted urging an increased liberality
in its support with view to liquidating
its Indebtedness of thirty-five thousand
dollars.
proposition was made to extend the
home missionary work into Russian
America.
A committee was appointed to report
q more devotional style i'll church ser
vice.
The report of the committee on the
declaration and testimony difficulty re-
ported, proposing to receive back unruly
members and churches, on their appli-
cation and declaration Of willingness
to submit to the established authority
of the church, but declining fellowship
with all who decline to return before the
meeting of the Presbytery and Synod
next spring. The report will he dis
cussed to-day.
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AFfllCTEO!
SUFFER NO MORE.

WHEN BY THE USE OF uR juA
w vILLE'S ELIXIR yos can tcgrI p
manently. aud at tritling cost.
The astonishing success which has sit'i y
this Invaluable medicine for Physical and "
v0us Weakness, General Debility aud Pipsa
ton, Loss Of Muscular Energy lmpa,str Y
any Of the consequences oi Nuuthiul itts-
ton, renders IL the most valuable pUpa7fR
ever discovered.
IL will rcuiuvr all nervous affections isI'
sion, excitement, incapaciiy Ia siuty % Ia
nesS, loss Of memory, confusion thn1s hi -
destruction, fears of INSANITY. Sc Il .. .
store tho appetite, renew thu health 'i'u.~'-
have destroyed II by sensual cau,ss oi s'. ~
tees.
Young men, he humbuggcd no more " 81
Doctors" and Ignorant practitioner bs' 80
without delay forthe Elixir, andls" At 90 20
stored to health and happiness pitt 77
isguaranteed In every Instance P1s y p
four bottles to Que sldIrs. g.
One bottle II sufficient 90 "no''a ere o d.
ordinary cases.
Also. DIR JOINvILLE'S SPECIFIC PHI
for the speedy and pcnnanrui "ur Of her
hsa, Gleet, Ursthrnl D,sharc's 'na'. 80
ure, and all affections Of the ki.ntu ~ p
der. Cures effected In from one 10 ~ a.
They are prepared from vrgrtlhi" "ttr1''a -
are harmless on the system, and r',tf 49,
the stomach Or impr gnat" The bran y
change OF diet II neccs-lry While usits 20
nor does their action IN any mahnsi 1871
with business pursuits. Price " p"' l"'
Either Of the above mentioned afi''r' +" :
sent 10 any address, closely -'al'd. o. =
paid, by mail or express, al receipt Of P.' .
dress all orders o.
BERGER, SHUTS s 90. thrn''
No. % River Strrrt Inv -
mar23. IY.eod&M
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LONDON, May Acknowledgement
80. Erie 429. Illinois 764. Bonds 72s'
LATEsr.-Bonds 72s. Illinois 76s.
LIVERPOOL, May 22-NOoN.-Cotton
tends downward for upland.
LArER.-Cotton steady, and prices are
firm. Breadstuffs generally quiet, and
declined Sd. Cor,,-39s Cd for mixed
western.
The ship Surprise sailed to-day for
San Francisco. .... ...H
LIVERPOOL, May %, Evening-Cot'
tom closed quiet; middling uplands Ill
Orleans lls: sales of 10000 bales
Breadstuffs quiet during the day. Corn
closed with q declining tendency; sales
at 39s Cd. Wheat, barley and oats I'M
changed. Provisions closed quiet
London markets unchanged.
LONDON, May &-Flood and Duffy
Fenian prisoners, recently convicted III
Dublin, have been sentenced to lmprls
onment for life at hard labor. Nc
Clure, another Fenian prisoner, wa
placed on trial at Cork to day.
= PARIS, May 22.-The differences be
tween the Emperor and the Corps Leg
islatif, regarding the organization
scheme, has been adjusted.
LONDON, May 22.-Mr. Stewart, the
Chairman of the board of directors Of
the Anglo-American Telegraph Com
many. publishes another communlca
ton in the Times. He says the broken
cable will be repaired and ready fol
business within three weeks from this
LONDON, Evening.-Consols steady
at 80; 5-20s 72i; Illinois Central 400
Erie AT.
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Salts 70 from yard, tor Ohio
River; 8 rs for dairy.
CHEESE--New, .14a16c.
TOBACCO-75a78 for dark los, 4s
and navy; 95ca1 20 for bright IL aud
is; 81 1Oa1 20 for fancy chewing brands;
sOa$1 90 for bright los.
SOAP-German Sc; common &c; East
ern,fsmily 12a13c.- n r-~r'Jrf -
lCANDLES-City mould tallow, lotc;
star, 24c; hotel, 25c. go,
,RICE-Carolina 12c; Rangoon lltc;
Observation-Disclosures sole 34ao9i u on.
AZ; French calf 9Oa2 25;. German 40 so o
American do l 5Oaf IS; Harness 4ia4@'
Upper 25c per foot; :, :. :
HIDES-Green 8; Cslfskins 10.
SHEEPsKINS-50a1 90.
STRAITS OIL 10 per barrel.
WOOI-Nope in market. -.
GLASS-Market firm and steady; axl0,
8 55; 1Ox12, 6 90. i
: COTTONS-Steady; yarn, 50a57c; bat
ting, 35a4Oc; Irvine, 6Oa70c.
=, WHISKY-Steady at 35c for bonded
PARTNERSHIPS at goal 90 per ID
GINSENG-Sales at 70a75 per Id.
DRUGS & SPICES-Indigo Goal 75;
vitriol Is; logwood 14a16e; madden, ii
concentrated I've Sc per box for Phiia-
delphia and 9fc for Pittsburg; cassis IS
cloves 50; nutmegs 60; pepper 35; al
spice 80.
SEEDS-Choice Timothy 3 Is. Stock
of Clover exhausted.
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most necessary requisites 10 promote connubiaI
happiness Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes q weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens TO the view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness OF
another becomes blighted with our own.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, May ~
COTTON-Dull, and lower; sales OF
1000 bales at "a for uplands.
FLOUR-Dull; common l0al5 lower;
sales 4lOO bbls; superfine State and
western, 10 so; extra WESTERN. III qua
IL 80; choice, - 7Gal4 40; shipping
round hoop Ohio, 13 1Oal4 90; trade
brands, Ia O5al5 30; closing dull; re-
ceipts 1855. California dull at 10 GOA
IL 90. Rye -four quiet; sales 200 bar
rels at 8 30a9 so.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull and dropping, sales
1880 bushels No. 2 and 3 spring mixed
at 2 60.
RYE-Quiet at IS for western.
BARLEY-Dull.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet at 36.
CORN-Opened nominally lower; closed
quiet and steady; sales As, 900 bushels OF
new mixed western at lOal 10; prime
western yellow, l 20; old mixed in
store, l 26; do. delivered. / 274al 9S;
choice new yellow southern, q; dam
aged new mixed western, goal OO.
OATS-lc lower; sales $4,000 bushels
western at s5tas6.
LEATHER-SOlei is dull aud declln-
ing.
WOOL-Quiet and firm, domestic
fleece 4Oa65; picked ~; Texas 29a3o;
California 20a23.
RICE-Firm.
COFFEE-Quiet and firm.
SUGAR-Firm; sales 600 hhds Cuba
at 10ia11. 80
MOLASSES-Fair request; saes 200
hhds Cuba at 4Sa52.
PETROLEUM-Dull and unchanged.
HOPS-Uncbanged.
PORK Opened firmer and closed
heavy and lower; sales 5000 bbls new
mess at 90 S7ta23 10; old mess u w:
prime 10 25; prime mess 81 s7a22 w.
Also. 1900 bbls new mess at 23 90.
BEEF-Steady and unchanged; sales
of 270 bbls.
TIERCE BEEF-Quiet; sales Of 100
bbls prime mess at 33a6O; India mess
80.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales of II?
bbls at 4la43.
BACON-Quiet and firm; sales of 22S
boxes of short ribbed at ll3allf, short
clear 12sal24. 10y
CUT enthusiastically; sales of 81
packages shoulders atsfalOi; hams l2ta
141.
LARD-Steady and quiet; sales OF
$50 bbls at l2ial3s for new.
BUTTER-Dull and unchanged.
CHEESE-Steady at 10a173.
LATEST MARKETS. p. NJ.
FLOUR-Closcd dull; 5a10 lower or
common.
WHEAT-very dull; No. 2 lower.
RYE-Dull, at 73a1 IS for western
BARLEY-Quiet, without decided
change.
OATS-More steady, at s6a7 for ives
tern.
CORN-1a2 better; sales at l2al l.
for new mixed western, and -, II
store. for old shipping mixed western
PORk-Yery dull; new mess ~ 81
cash bid, % 80 asked; - 90 regular bid
and 90 90 asked.
BEEF-Quiet and firm.
CUT MEATS-Dull without change
BACON-Dull, at 1lalls for short rib
bed, aud 10t for Cumberland cut.
LARD-Firmer; 13tal3s for fair u
prime steam, and 13fal3s for kettle rem
dered.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF THE REGISTER,
WHEELING, NAV %, 1867.

OFFICE OF THE REGISTER,
WHEELING, May ~, 1867.
Trade has been moderate the past
week, with u firm market. Flour is
held firm at high prices, with Int little
prospect of q decline before harvest.
DRY GOGDStTrade moderately active
with no change in prices. We quote :
Prints: Low Madden, l0a13c; Amoskeag,
Is; Wumsutta l3c; j. Sanders, 15c;
new style American, 16a16i; Sprague,
lie; Merrimac, d, Il. DE LaiRes:
Springs tyles %. Ginghams: Waverly
20c; American, 20c; Lancaster, 23c.
Bleach Muslin: 81, llal3c; 81, 15a20c;
A, 19a27; 5-4, 2oaS0c. Browa Nus
lin: 81, l1a15c: r-sl6al7c; "A, 1Sa
2O}c. -.
FLOUR-The' market continues firm
and with good demand; Y, 13ia14; Xxx,
14ta149; Spring Family l5ial6; Winter
family 1911; Fancy III.
PROVISI0NS-Market steady with
little change; Shoulders, new, lOal0a;
plain hams 14a15; lard, tierces, Ii ;
kegs, IA; sugar cured hams 15ic;
canvassed sugar cured hams l6c; clear
sides l3; clear rib l2i; ribbed III.
GRAlN-Market quiet, with but lit.
tie change in quotations. Wheat-red
- 65a3 w. Corn s0as3c. Rye 81 ~. Oats
5Ua55c. Barley, quotations nominal,
none Offering.
HAY-S20 00a2 w.
BUTTER-Plenty; selling at 20a25c.
EGGS-Are wanted; l6c.
OILS-Carbon, 42c for refined; Extra
winter strained lard No. extra 10,
Lard, Tanners 05al 10; Lubricating %.
COFFEE-Active demand: fair and
prime, 26a27t, choice %.
SODA-American at Saa9c; English at
9ic.
SUGARS-Good demand and firm.
Sugar house Halle. Cuba l2i
al3c for good to prime; Porto Rico
l3ial4 for good to prime, and choice
14!; hard refined l6i; A. Coffee loo; b.
do.15fc. c. do.l5. Hgr --a-
SYRUP-50a60c for lower grade 75ca
81 10 for good to best brands Porto
Rico molasses 75aSAc; New Orleans mo-
lasses S5a90.
FISH-Lake herring S4ta44 white fish
% 50as Is; No. 2 mackerel, halves, $40;
do No. 81; do No. /, kits, $22. Lake
fish very firm. Light stock and fair de-
mand.
NAILS-1Od to Cd nails, t675 DER keo:
Cd and Sd nails, 81 0Oper key; I'd and "a
nails, 81 Is; other sizes in proportion.
BROOMS-$2a2 50 for good aud s. 0C
. 100 for extra.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Failure In Fnsland-Pardsnes

The Failure In Fnsland-PardsneA,
I New YORK, May 22.-The HeraiGd
Washington special says: The infor-
nation Of the failure of Frazier, Irel'
holm & Co., of Liverpool, Engiapa,
agents fthe rebel Government IN Eu
rope. which reached this city tocaay,
has caused some excitement. The state
Denartment had instituted suits in the
English Coufts against the firm for the
recovery of vessels, cotton, munitions
of war and other property Of the Con-
fsderacy held BY them, the suits cover.
inc several million dollars. 1t is nm
deTstood that the United States Gov.
eminent is amply secured and will in.
cur no loss by the failure.
William A. Graham, once Secretary OF
the United States Navy, afterwards o
of the rebel Senate, but always
a Federalist, has received his pardon
from the President.
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New York Items.

New YORK, May 22-The Board of
Health require physicians hereafter to
report all cases of infectious. contagious
or pestilential diseases.
There was an adjourned meeting of
the Protectionists to day, and the or
ganizatiCn of the American Industry
League. The deliberations on the ac-
tion Of revenue officers resulted in gen.
eral panic among whisky manufactur-
ers. 1t is estimated that not more than
six distilleries are now in operation,
and those under surveilla nee. 1t was
reported today that an order had been
received from Commissioner Rollins di-
recting the seizure of all unbranded
whisky wherever found.
The Jerome Park races were postponed
until, tomorrow, on account of the
st orm.
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c;dea At Warrington, was to recover
A coin deposit. The defendant was
discharged upon the payment of an
canal amount in Treasury notes. a
special contract to pay In goid was not
proyed in the case before tine Court, al
though it was assumed that such was
the Custom when gold deposits were
made.
The Pittsburg Commercial of yester-
day has the following The railroad
earnings of May confirm the statements
that there is no grain at the West, and
that the roads will have starving time
this summer. Thus the Michigan South
ern. which fell off some $1,000 in the
first week of May, falls of over $40, 900
in the second week. The Rock Island,
which fell off sl2, 900 in the FIRST, COM
mares. in the second, against very
iiobt week last year, and only falls OF
about &c, 900. The Chicago aud North
western, on ,149 miles, increased mile
ACE. Increased S16,l6S in the first week,
and s33, 6O2 in the second. The direc,
tors calculated on an increase of Sl00, 0OO
a week; the earnings are thus $50, OOo
below the estimates for the two weeks.
The decrease will 60 on till the new
crop comes in next September. The
Cleveland aud Toledo shows the first
week in May decrease OF 5000.
Much comment has been made in re-
gard to a new and free supply of old
500 bonds upon the street. The Treas
urer has still power to sell bonds matur'
ing in 1882, which may help those in
terested in accounting for new bonds
He has power to sell any kind of $40;
of which he has the plates ready, and
like a good merchant may as properly
sell those most fashionable and profita
BILE to him. The Secretary is thorough
| " in earnest about funding, and is ae'
complishing much under the present
ease in money. Next month the CON,
pound notes commence to mature, anu
contraction of legal tenders will be more
marked.
Governments to-day are fraction Of
The New York quotations to Messrs
Ira b. McVay g. Co. show the following
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From Rochester.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, May 2.-ln the
Presbyterian General Assembly to-day
the Committee on the Erection OF
Churches reported one hundred churches
without buildings of their own, and re-
commended that 100000 be raised to
assist in providing buildings.
Rev. Mr.. Clarke, of Michigan, exhi6-
tied silver coin l3l years old, which
he said a man gave to the church build
ing fund. A contribution was at once
taken to redeem the coin, and return it
to the giver. The sum raised was one
hundred and two dollars.
Last evenings meeting was held to
consider the question of erecting home
mission churches, and the subject OF
ministerial education. The meeting
was addressed by some of the most elo-
auent men in the Assembly.
This morning communications were
read from corresponding congregational
bodies.
The delegations from New Hampshire
and Connecticut were formally received
aud addressed the Assembly.
The report of the special Committee
On Reunion was presented, adopting
the report of the Joint Committee OF
the two Assemblies, and approved the
proposed matter of constitutional
changes to adopt system to the new
order of things. - .-s.ssy
Referred back to the Joint Commit.
tee, to report to the Assembly OF 1865.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May %

CINCINNATI, May ~.
FLOUR-Dull, but prices no lower;
family IA GOALS 90 ...--
WHEAT-Firmer and in better de.
mand; No. l winter sold at 3 -, and
No. 2 at 3 o..
CORN-Yery dull and prices un-
settled; No. offered at s0al 90 in bulk:
sales of same sacked at 20; in ear, 40.
RYE-Unchanged.
OATStDull at 70.
COTTON-Dull, and prices unsettled;
middling can be bought at "a.
WHISKY-Unsettled; held at 81; no
demand. .--g ..-.-
PROvISIONS-Quiet and unchanged;
not much done, but holders firm.
MESS PORK-Sales of city at - 81.
LARD-l2s.
BUTTER-Dull, at 20a23.
EGGS-Dull at l5al6.
LINSEED OIL 4Sa1 so.
GOLD-Closed At l3S buying and l5s
selling.
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gg telegraph.
re TIE RKGIsTKB.- a.
FROM PITTSBURG.

The scuIling Match-Ths Refcsees
Decide In Favor Of Brown.
Especial Dispatch to the Wheeling Register
sHsa PrrrsBURe. May g.
The Referees in the great Information
al Sculling Match between Brown and
Hamill, which took place yesterday az
ternoon on Monongahela Course, have
decided the race in favor Of Brown, not
deenfng Hamirf's charge of "fonf" well
sustained. The decision causes little OF
no excitement. The prevailing opinion
ia that Hamill was fairly beaten. a
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The Propeller Wiscensin

CLEVELAND. May 22.-The Wisconsin
was insured for fifteen thousand dollars,
three-fourths of her valne, in Under
writer's, New York; Franklin, Cincin-
natl; National, Boston; and Buckeye,
Cleveland, at about equal amounts. The
mates name is Powers; engineers not
known.
The Northern Transportation Compa-
ny have advices of the burning of the
propeller Wisconsin six miles from
Grenadine Island, on the st. Lawrence
River, last night Twenty lives were
lost, including the first mate and two
engineers.
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New York stsek Market.
New YoRK, May %.

$50 P. M.-American Gold, l3ot:
Ohio certificates 25a25i; Cumberland
coal, 3oia3l; Quicksilver 25ta26t; Mari
posa 6fa7i; do. preferred 1stal9; west
ern Union Telegraph, 42ta43; Paeinc
Mail, 13lal3l!; Atlantic Mail, 1851; New
York Central, 97fa9e: Erie, 6lta5lt; do,
preferred, 71ia72; Hudson, lGlfalO2;;
Reading, 103sal03s; Michigan Central,
109ta1lOi; Michigan Southern, o. ta6' I;
Illinois Central, 1l5sall5s; Pitts0urg,
73ta73f; Toledo, ll2sall33: Rock Island,
s3iaSSi; Northwestern, 34a34s; do. pre-
ferred, 59a59s. .H,,
Border State bonds dull.
Steamship shares firmer; Pacific, 1924;
closing rather lower; Atlantic steady,
CeaI and miscellaneous shares Gull
and unchanged.
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CHICAGO, n

Flour dull and nominally lower.
Wheat neglected and entirely nominal
at 2 IS. Corn Arm at 80. Oats steady
at 69}a70. Rye dull at 1 Sal So. Bar
ley nominal at 90. Pork dull at % 50a
% rs. Lard unchanged and dull.
Shoulders firm "a for loose. Whisky
duh ct 30a31.
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ColIisiou.

CINCINNATI, May pa collision oc-
CURED near Cleves, Ohio, between the
O. g. NJ. train going west, and the
&c. g. L. train bound east. Both en-
gines were badly injured. The engi-
neer of the 1. C. & l.. train was severely
hurt, and some other employees Of both
trains were slightly injured.
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I SECOND DISPATCH. |
From l.0uisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 22.-The La
dies Relief Association have collected
$4,000 for the Suffering poor in the
South. -... .-r.s. -.,s'..
The brewery of Fritz Kaufmary, cor
ner of of Shelby and Main, was burned
yesterday morning. Loss $4,000.
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steamer burned.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, May 22.-The
steamer Wisconsin was burned last
night three miles from Cape Vincent.
Twenty-Five to thirty lives were lost.
The steamer belonged to the Northern
transportation Line. Probably total
loss,
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BaGals Market.

..i-. BUFFALO, May -.
: Flour-city ground spring Ia So
Wheat quiet. Corn dull; No. 2 at W.
car lots at 03al %. Oats 79; ONO ~
Corn to New York 10; oats 6.
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+ rom Montreal.

MONTREAL, May 22.-It is said that
jeff. Davis, who is here, has purchased
NJ. c. Giverea's estate at st. GATHERINGS
for q summer residence.
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Whiskers and Mustsens'

FORCED TO GROW UpoS TEE ., y ss..g
Il est face In from three 20 ~. ysvrp AZ.
DR.. sHvIGNH's REsTACRAIL.,I, ; So
scisnee, acting upon the B-ards SO s,es ~
almost miraculoas manner. u ~ -. ., -
the elite Of Paris and LosdoGG ,.,1sssar
fatterinz success. Ssnses q q. -.
BE- registered, and II snitre sl.-,1sS
given in every instance, the ip9D - 81 =
fully refunded. Price By Tall - ,,.r.ysS,
paid, o.. Descriptive eireuiann % s,rTrt
mailed free. Address BE.nEs. ~, - ,
co, Chemists, No 20 Kirer go.
v eol. AGENTS for the rBiito - -