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CALIFORNIA.

Desth Or = state s~wwser--Aid for Gsribaidi.
sAH FRAy0sco Nov. Is, 1887
Dr. w. ,. Koox u Ban JOSS, died In this city to-day.
He member Of the state senate from santa Clara
county His death leaves vacancy which wt b. alisd
~ special election Dr. Knox wss republican Should
dsmooas be chosen In bis place. the democratic party
~iu probably have majority 10 We ssnsss, - two ~
vablicau members are considsrsd uncertain
The Italian residents TINS city held meeting To-
dsy and passed resolution condemnlss the action Of
victor Emanuel and Louis Napoleon subscription for
shs benefit Of Gsr,oald was opened. and ssms $4,000
vsrs collected which VIII be forwarded 10 Italy asd
olaosd ia the hands o. the United States Minister 81
yorsscs, Hon. George r. Marsh. ietssr ~ilI accom-
rssy the funds thanking Mr. narsh IN the name Of ths
Italian pspsason here FOR the sympathy which As has
snvwn Tor Garibaidi ...-.. 49,,
navs tsndeged me Chamber " Commerce perpetual
lease Al free rent Of Of the rooms Of their building
81 Cs,Iforns street. which will b. dedicated 90 The usss
on the chamber With appropriate csremon es tonight.
Tho steamship Montana, from Panama arrived to-day.
lhe steamer sierra Ne ada has arrived from me
sosthsrn coass with ti7e0 900 10 treasure
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The Reconstruction Coavcntion-The Fisauce
Committees Report pted-The Majority
Report or the Franchise Committee Too
LeuI~ns-A sweeping Measure Of Disfran-
chisemcat Desired-Prospective Disruptiou
Of the Radical Party In Alabama.
MONTGOMERY. Nov Is, 1857
The report OF tho Committee Finance was adopted
This report recognizes all obligations contracted either
before January TO- 1861. since the close Of the war
the remainder OF the day spent in discussing the
report or the Committee Franchise The general
sentiment OF tho Convention 70 DO that the report
10 TOO leniens, and that . sweeping measure
Of acknowledgements should have been recommended
number Of amendments, nearly all OF which enlarge
e ssmber OF persons DISTINGUISHED have been offered
There Ia little doubt but that the majority report Is
changed in any way It viii be made more severe
If this should DO done the Convention may end In
dsruption OF the lately organized republican party In
this state. mo moderate men who have joined the
party simply thsro seemed be no other means
Of getting the State back into the Union will mot accept
negro suffrage unless the project Of white dstranchss
mont be abandoned. They say properly and lite will
not DO safe under negro dominion.
The Convention will probably settle tho question In
some way before the end Of the week. n
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NEW YORK.

Wesssw - IIis Travess-IIe Receives q re.
ceptiss ~ Rschesser-Ths Oss Hauatsd
Dliics In TwcWty .fsur Hssrs 70 Be Access.
plished Amer Leaviss Bunals.
Rocuzszsa, N. r., Nov. IA, 1851
weston, the psdestriss, ban hsd basdsons rsssp-
sios In this city. and started - twenty minutes pass
eleven o'clock this morning., gegsing 81 vigorous
pace for Bufao He was escorted out u ths city BY
detachment Of police and followed By Thousands Of
people for several miles upon his way Who then bads
him goodby, wishing him . pleasant Journey and .
saie arrival 1t his place OF dessiastis0.
There vss slight fall Of saow this morning which
melted and len the roads In very muddy ana unfavsr-
able condition for psdcstranism Nevertheless Weston
avowsd himself In the very best Of condition and dc.
claSsd his purpose 70 reach Benalo three o'clock
morrow morning. He most indignantly denies the
statement OF the Providence Pot that he 10 league
wmh those who have bet that he will NOT make one
hundred miles twenty fcur hours He dsciarss that
he has no understanding whatever with John Morrssey
aud that lac will make the one hundred miles In twenty
egoar hours sooa aftsr eavtng Buffalo
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An Allscsu THIEF SHOT " A DETECTIVE.

Francis Mcguire, alleged burglar. was shot ysster.
day by Detective woodgc, Of ths sixth precinct police
under the following circumstances lit appears thai the
Arm OF townsend 4 TO-, doing business in Manhattan
place. have OF late boon missing goods TO large amount
in some mysterious way; so they finally concluded 70
consult Captain Jourdsn In relation TO the matter, and II
possible ferret the dslinqusns. Accordingly Cap
tain Jourdan placed tho case in Detective woodgc's
hands VINO Immediately set " uork 70 IN.
vestisate After inspecting the premises he
came across q cellar evidently meant for cosi,
but seldom ever used by Townsend Co.; but the
experienced ofncer glance. not used by the
arm II was used By somebody else. Yesterday, sfser
va ng patiently he cspcd two we'll known characters
VINO quietly lifted the iron cover or graog Attached
o. the cham VI the wcrc two shAwls fastened
plainly showing thai Woo dgs correct IN surmsiug
this collar place through which the goods
taken The entrance the cellar would not admit the
entrance Of per son. they must have got into the
store during the day and fassaed the go0ds the chain
there being number OF pieces OF Irvine still hanging
20 H. and when conveniencc or chance Afforded they
simply had 10 pun mp this cham and mako away With
their booty The detective Immediately ssized the
men when . tusss snsued. In which one Of them,
named Francis Mcguire made auenpt To escape by
presenting woodgs with his coss bu the ohcsr after
ordering him stop, drew his revolver ana Cred, she
ball taking effect In the back and lodging II Is thought
In the lungs Tho accomplics Of Mcguire taken ID
She station houss. and the wounded mau conveyed "a
sho Nsw York Hospital and finally ssnt to Bellevue.
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TENNESSEE.

Tho white and tetsrcd Schs0ls-Nsrthern
Teachers Oppose n Union of the Two
NAsHvLLs, Nov. IL, 1857
The State Teachers Association mot at tie Capitol
to-day and engaged 10 discussing the proprety OF unit
ing the white and co.oscd schools IL Is not probable
shat this will BE- accomplished, OF the most in
nussusi Northern teachers oppose n ~ . matter or
policy.
Major james Work. formerly q rich STAKEHOLDER and
resident OF this OIL Z, but moro recently OF Rowling
Green. Ky. committed suicide by cutting hs throas
With
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Tas LONDON MONEY AARxsr-LosDoS. Nov. 13--Eve
ming -Consuls closed at 94M far money. American
securities closed st without Geographic advces from
New York, at the following rates :Uniled States fve
twenty bonds 70 lll6 Illinois Central railway shares
Say; Erie railway shares, AZ
THs FRANKFORT BouRsa -FkAyKroar Nov IA
-Unied States bonds quoted 1t 70 3I6 fol
the issue OF 1862.
:, LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKEr.-LxvERrooI Nov. 49,
evening The market closed dull q the following au.
tnonxed quotations: adlline upands, sgd mddllnc
Oreans. sd Tho sales OF the day foot up 600 bales
=, LvskrooL BRlADsrusrs MARxxr.-IdvERpooL. Nov
xS-Evening.--Corn aeaker aud Sd. lower closing al
soA Va per quarter Tor mixed Western. Wheat
Steady California wte Its. and red Western l3s lOd
Per GENITAL Barley and peas unchanged from the open
Ing quotations
LvSRrooL Provisions MARKET. -LivSxrool, Nov. la-
Evening. -Beof, l0os Pork. 724 Lard 52s Cd
Cheese, 6Ss. Bacon, SIS.
LivERrocl PRoDtcE MARxsL : LlyERPoor, Nov -
Ereaiag.-Sagar steSdy Al 264 "a. Roein 49, ID Tor
common and i2s for medum. 1ai,ow, AS. 3D. Tur-
pentine, IT'S Petroleum-pirts nominal at =: stand
ard Whsto. Ia. 81. Cloverseed, So.
LONDON MARKETS -LosD,N. Nov. 13--Eveniug Crude
Calcutta !lnseed 6ss ID .nseed cakes ell 5s nsesd
oil, Gao los. Whale and sperm oils unchanged.
THB PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANrwERP, Nov. 13-Even.
-Petroeum-Standardw white, At
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PrcpsrasIsss ss tho Observatory as washsns-
tes-Ne NIcscsrs Visible.
wAsaixGrox, Nov. IL, 1857,

Preparasi~ns ss tho Observatory at Washing
tes-Ns nIesesrs Visible.
WARRINGTON Nov. II, 1857,
80 O'Clock A. NJ
Mountaineering ths serious dsappontncpt sustained
shs month year ago BY shs celestial sightsees Of
this city, the announcement that certain eminent
assrvasusn, aissr making shs closest calcuia-
,,ons had predicted that the present year 10,
ssss oil, ths real anniversary Of shs great
usssorc display hnswn 70 Intervals Of thirty
sbrss ssd sctios Of years. has rssvaksnsd she inter-
sst fst In the mstsosic phenomena member OF per-
sons have made ai We nsosnary srrasgemsuss Tor
ssassing the heavens In search Of sersos msso and
ssre,i,sa and believing shas shs promised CONNIE.
,ieu among We heavenly bodies pondssoos and
ssdiorm VIII. occur this morning, the sstsouomsn OF
The United States Naval Observatory have made sstsn-
svs preparations for taking scsnsiass observations
me number u watcher the Observatory hss bssn in.
crssscd. and . prefssos Aas bsss stationed At
Hychmond, Va, 10 nsts oil that occurs, %
that . comparison : Of records win prsvs their
covrscsssss BY soroborasioa Sad NE exact
carsllax be sscsssained. watch VIII give ths distances
Of the metsss above the ssrsh. The ielsgnpbd com.
paniss have placed their lines a the disposal sf cen.
modorc sands, the commanding ofncer OF the Obssr-
ys,ory. for the purpose OF rapid communication
bslwysn We Observatory - RIchueud aud those 10
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WatchiuS fer sho Meteors in Dudley OBJ
servRtOry.
DCDLxY OBSERVATORY ALBANY Nov IA IS6T
THE PRESS TtleesAM.

A Few Mcteors Observed nc Pouxhikeepsie.
vAssAR C0IEGK.
PoUcHKEErax, Nov. IA Ono A. MI
The observations began at twenty minutes past ton
P. n. Tito light Of the moon makes Il impossible to
SEQ faint meleors, but tho number Of brilliant
ones 10 unusually largo. in the hour from twenty
minutes past eleven to twenty minutes past twelve
about six were - bright Sirius, with long trains
most OF these were Sc IN the neighborho0d OF the
Great Bear and Loo. About twelve O'Clock two very
bright ones passed directly the Great Bear Be-
tween twelve and one o'clock five to pass
among The Stars OF Orion, with long trains;
one In the constcation Cygnus and ono brighter than
Sirius, without train, tho northern no.
rzon, Wills near Castor left ira which remained
minute and another In Cassops, was accompanied by
. very broad train.
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photographic NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Italy Firm Against the Tenn
poral Power.
POLITICAL ARRESTS IN PARIS,


Erect 81 the Prenirrss N0te-The National
Press the RomHn Observation-Disclosures
Conference Propositions.
LONDON, Nov. -, 1867.
Late dispatches from Florence state that tho recent
mote Of hsnabrca tho Prime Minister Of Italy has had
avsry quoting OBJECT on tho country.
The press OF Itaiy. however. almost unanimously
II the opiaon that impossible to reconcile the diff
fersacss existing between the Italian government and
che people on tho one sds aud tho Pope on the
ether.
PARIS, Nov. l3, 1857.
The last note addressed BY the Cabinet or the En-
peror 70 The European powers simply proposes the
sombing Of general conference for the settiemeps Of
the Roman question: IL does not suggest any definite
pna basis for the deliberations the Conference
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Tho state Temperance Csnvensisu 1t Lew.
ist0u.
LEWISTON, Ma, Nov Is, 1857
The State Temperance Convention permanently
organized this morning with Hon. Sydney Perhsm,
member OF Congress from the Second district pres
dent and vice president from each county. Resou
tons were unanimously adopted pledgng the temper
amendment iAled by the people and favoring the prn
cpie Of STATE police force Addresses made by
large number Of eminent gentlemen Tho Convention
was largo and unanimous Tho Convention adjourned
this evening"
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TIE INDIANS.

Deprcdnsieus er the Iadians-Disfress Amamg
the settlers for Want or stock.
sAs FRAxcsco Nov. IL, 1851.
me indians in Eastern 0Icson are committing dspre.
cations upon the settlers and company Of cavalry has
Sssn ordered to Buda river district for their protection
Great dincuity h experienced 10 gathering the Indians
together IN the open reservation.
TAs savsgss OF Idaao are unusually active They
recently attacked Hunters stage, and killed horse
whom thew were repul.sd ~ the passengers Tue set
are sufer rg for Of stock. the Indians havug
Oh and killed the greater port belonging 10 thom
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The Democratic state CoavenfIsn ns Con.
cord-Caacns of the Delegates.
CoscoRp, Nov. 10, 1857.
The delegates 70 the Democratic ssass Convention
held caucus 1t Eagle Hotel tonight The session
was quite stormy aud finally adjourned with no action
Marshall OF Concord will probably be The temporary
Chairman Tomorrow.
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GEORGIA.

Coilisien In Savannah Rivcr-Thc Session Of
United states Circuit Ceurt or Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Ga Nov. IL 1867
The ship Gorilla for Liverpool while being tcwed out
to-day coldsd with the ship EsIaore while lying At her
wharf, damaging hsr upper worka The GoriliA was
brought back and her captain and were arrested
Damages are claimed for $4,000.
The Ueitsd states Circuit Court, which has bscn IN
session taking evidence In the OF BIoisos Va tho
United states, sdIousnsd ~ ten A. N. to-day.
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KANSAS.

0lnciai Returns or che Late Election.
ArcmsoS. Nov Is, 1s67.
Tho on1cal maoritiss or twensy-oas counties and
ported msjorses OF Others the populous In the
State. give negro suffrage soo6; against 10 $751; Fe.
male sunrsge, 5o43; against l3,4Ss Dlstraachising
disIoya persons 9253: against $685. The representa-
districts return nifty republicans and tweniyons
demec' WITH fourteen districts yss 20 hear irom' zen
Senate viii stand republicans twenty. democrats I'VE
and the House will probably stand republicans SIXTY.
democrats twenty-five.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

IoxpospxHRr, Nov. Is, lse7.-Ths steamship Aus
trian. Captain Cron. which left Quebec October 80,
touohsd ~ Neville 70 day, on her say " Liverpool
Tho etesmshsp Hibcrnis. Captain NunrOe, from New
York the 30th ut arrived At Neville to-day and sub
seQuentiy sailed Tor the lvde.
DssAsTxR SEA. GAfwAy, Nov. 10, 1857 Tho steam
ship Crusader Captain HoOdess which left Now Orleans
the 10th OF October inst for Liverpool put Into this
port late las. evening" short Of coal and otherwise In dis
tresa she had evidently boon on nrc, her deck 10
considerably burned. The amount OF damage has not
been agcortained.
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FRANCE.

Political Arrests-A New secret Society.
LoSD0x, Nov. lS--Evenng.
Private advices received from Paris represent that
many political arrests have lately boon made by the
police IL that city.
was rumored that the existence OF . secret society
OF an alleged political character had been made known
70 the government these arrests were made in con-
sequence Of tho discovery
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TIVE Press TELEGRAM.

I.aborers Lien on Cotton Crops-Freedmum
Killed In Barbour County.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. IL. 1857.
General swayns has issaed order giving the frced
men lien the crops for their wsges-ths lien 70 DO
subordinate to former liens.
Two white men from Barbour county brought
here to-day under . military guard and imprisoned.
charged with killing freedman.
The Reconstruction Convention has been engaged the
whole day in discussing the franchise question.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. Nov. Ia, 1887.
yo0 Davis Expected In Rlchmoud the
23d-Thc Cess Of Registration and tho Mill
sary Kssablishssons In the state.
RICHMOND, Nov -. 1851.
Je6 Davis Ia expected to arrive on the I'D inst
General schoasld left ipr washingioa today. =
The cost Of regsiraon In Virginia vas $500 The
cost OF tho military ab hmsnt the State for the
last ten months MAS 81. 00v, 900.
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CANADA.

Faissss Of Lumber Merchants 1t Msutre~s-
MONTREAL, Nov 10, 1881.
Messra Seoscal b Meigs, largely interested in the
United states lumber trsdo, have failed Their iabi-
lies arc estimated at $40O, 600
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Burulug u Thrcad Mills as Fail River.
FALL RIvnx, Mass, Nov. 10, 1851
The Mantle Thread Mills in this city, owned by E. NJ
Swat OF New York, and j. v. Davis, Of Fail River.
were totally destroyed by fire last night The loss
about $40 ooo partially insured It supposed to be
the work Of an nccndary. About eighty hands have
been thrown out OF employment.
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Tho New Captain (:euerni OF Cubn-Porto
Rico Placed Under His lsuIe.
Madrid. Nov. Is 1857.
Captain General Lersund will sail from Cadis on tho
both Of the present month for Havana
ny royal decree the island Of Porto Rico has been
placed under the government Of the Captain General
or Cuba
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KENTUCKY.


Tho Regulators IN Henry County.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. Is, 1857,
III oCleck r. NJ
squad OF regulators in Henry county ON hosday
nlghs burned the cabins Of the negro laborsn the
IDusviis and LsxinGton Railroad aud threatened to
burn tho conisactoss house Fifty shots were fired and
enc negro was wounded.
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Thad stevens Ills Way 10 WashinGten.
WEsr PHIApH Nov. Is, 1857.
Hon rhaddsus Stevens left Lancaster this morning q
nine O'Clock in the Pennsylvania Railroad special car
arriving at West Philadelphia at twelve noon. Tue car
was attached TO the through for Washington The
ride 10 fhiAdelpha did not fatigue him. Hc was sit
ting up IN good spirits, and conversed freely with
large nambsr OF friends who paid their respects TO MIN
during the time he West Philadelphia awaiting
the arrival Of the train from New York.
Judicial Commissions Issued BY tho Gsv.
ornor-Snsw la Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, Nov. IL. 1867
Governor Geary to-day sent Commissions TO Hon
J. l. Clark Hare, Presiding Judge OF the District
Court and Hon. N. Russell Thayer as Associate Judge
snow foil last evening in the country adjacent one
and two inches.
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a..
SIseok on this picture, and theo on thaa'
Here you hehold the tnnrn step,
Yhc palh cheek. wasting form.
Vutasted food. snd social stm0sphere
Yceoned win the tales Of schcs painsv
61eeplsas nahia and msntal dependency.
There. lauakng health. SPARKLING eyes,
BIoatic step. craving appetite, forgctsen esress
denial thought aud ambitious receives
SHOW the ccoirHst and mark the picture.
oas took the PLANTATION BfrTEks-thr. other didn't
They syN vsrv beneficial delc- a. verson
MAGNOLIA WATER deiishtfal tols< srsIs superior
" Cologne cad ~ half he cVss
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sAE;TsT:sysr.st x Hzys.sssss. paris, isS1ii :S
lhc rst grand go medal for Amsraan vrsnd square and
UprsM PiaeoA q Ne unen!mous vstdsss % ~ Lnss.
national jury. Thia medal n dssncuy cAsxided nf IN
order q msr over ~ chsr American erhiboss .na over
more than feur hundred paneA entsea Tor ~
nearly all The mos cc,ebfnssd msnufsciurun - Europa
Yovk.
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rAe British, French and Danish merchants in New
York will despatch imnsdisasly me New York Sub
marine Conpsnys ssssasr Saxon to rensvs the suffer-
ere q s. ThsmaA Undsvvrsrs wishing TO send their
ssenss do sabsosptSa liss for tAs rslssf Of
the sufferers y open ~ the Office Of Mossrp X D. Nor.
gan Co. " Exchange place; Barclay Lv,neaoo, ~
Beaver street, also - the once Of the New Ycrk sub
marine Company. 81 william ssreeA
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this city. Charts Of the heavens showing the
conssesiseons and the principal stars In each
have bean prepared, and II the mssso do not appear
In too gscas prorason the asd length OF aisht
OF each meteor will % laid down ON the maps BY the
astronomer3
In selecting post for observation, one which gives
Tree and anobssractsd visv OF tho eastern sky
10 generally preferred, for the reason that
the meteors to radiate from the
constellation Leo haior In the vicinity OF The star
Resuas Tho observations at tho United States Naval
Observatory lest year disclosed that all OF the metsor
which then appeared with few sxceptions seemed 70
originate ct this point
A. the present time the heavens arc perfectly clear Of
clouds, but the lustre Of tho nearly full IS great
that the braney OF the largest stars obscured, add
tue greater part Of the smaller not visible
The presence OF tho moon 10 the sky II pre-
vent iu and satsfactory view OF whatever phenomena
NAV occur.
Thus far no Indications have been observed Of any
unusual meteoro manifesta'ions few small ones
nave ooen noticed; not as many, however as NAV DO
ssen on any winter right Ample arrangements have
pirs IN the earnestly looked for mete0ric exhibition
watching fer tho Meteors in Dudley Oh
servat0ry.
DCDLxr OBSERVATORY, ALBANY, Nov. IA, 1867,
l :l5 O'Clock A. NJ. !
Up to this hour the meteors arc not recurring with
any frequency No moro have been than
usually visible any clear night during fall Of the year
len OF ght reddish hue OF tho brightness OF ofhe
their flight through the Ions Gemin and Canis
Msoris emanating from the direction Of the consella.
ton Leo. Tho impression exists that tho mstcOrie
shower q lS67is meteorological myth.
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A Blessing Ia Lndies.-A Lady Wrjsess-vsev-
tugneae Female Pills relieved In day. without ncc
veoionce, like magic. Price g. DR.. A. M AAUKICkAU
Office ly9 Liberty street. by mall
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uysst's Lie galsem. -lshes gnsi1.. Nryrn!-
"a snd Ga, their also SkroSkA Kl9gs
Evil Kryslpssa Old uoers. ssH Rhsams Dyapsysa LAYER
,:ompia,s Kidneys. the worst ssses q tmrvvify Of The
her 81 per Dotuc. sold ~ drusxist Deposx urNsd ~
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a. NJ. Mauriceau, M. D., Professor % Dis
Of thirty practice At l2S Liberty street.
au certain relief ladies' cluse
vuhout main enienca
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Aiberaric tIot~!.-I.adir~ R~.id!nx ne the
wishing beautiful boots and Shoea patronoo
MILLER / CO., No. Union squA.A
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Great AVID Sure Remedy for L4ndloa.-TkS
Portuguese Femsie Pis always give immsdsiS rsiisf
Pce s. Beware of imztors. who copy
Dr. A. H MAuRIcEAU, iss Liberty ss~sss
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A. Farcs are ef many Ssyiss. 50 sssmid HIT
extensyc retail Hat esAblshment IN the uasd statss
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HyarwuiIc Cav Miiker.-Psf~ntcd May sAes
1855 and November 1857 sure cure toe nehinx haeds -
Kicking ccws witl milk number OF cows ~ NE ae
time aud s operated ~ steam or otIss pa-er 80
four tests OF initiates The CALI drAS s4nd
siops drawing swallow: mIks brse to~tcd cove weu
any; agreeable % lhe COW tha hsna nuk ~
large small cspltAl 70 mate Messy, either gsssmss
or locating i'm clty ccunny Cad And exAmus
se,vrs pui tired rnschirs IN constant opcrsb hydr~1
lie Cow MlIklnE Machine COMPANY. 10 Hrosd~ny.
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cOugks, Uearsew~ss and the ynrisus Threat
affections 70 which public speaker military officers ana
singers sb relieved By Browns bronchial rreches
direct influence the Affected tier aiiay
pulmonary irritation. The freedom from an deleeffous Ia
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