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The ock market dull daring the week and
apart from Erie, Northwestern common aud New York
Central which supported by clqies At point
ssdsrably above their value Its tendency drocp,ns
A ose time the nrmnsss Of the two nrst mentioned
ana The weakness Of the Of the railway lss
very anomalous and amusing. Tho cliqucs thcreupon,
win keen PERCEPTION OF The udicrou., sndeavorsd TO
strengthen the ten per cent dividend paying stocks by
giving orders 70 buy them and Rock Island was made
especially buoysni but they found Hcrcalesn task
70 support everything. and 5000 the Inarse 81 re
apscd and remained up the close Of business On
Saturday, when tie following atoms sore current
New York Centrst Hay ii2L; Erie. ~ 72s Read
Ing 81 97k; Hchisan sou hern, 77ys 7s3s; Cleve-
Hard and ~ tsbnx, sax sag; Rock I-,and. 95s
90: Fora Wayne, sT1 a91ss; Northwestern, 4Is a
Ak; do. preferred 6j's aG54; Pacific Mail 142k .
7l3A; Western linton Telegraph, 50 S3M; Canon, ~
. ~; Cumberland, Is . 25h; Atlantic Mall II9,
oicgsiver isaie Amoos the msccllaaaoas shares
westorn Uniyn Telegraph was depressed b. report
that The company would pass tho next dividend Tue
express shares were alternately weak and puoynn,,
aud Saturday heY suffered sharp action from tho
previous advance, closing wlth a DO inward tendency
An stempt was made to gslvanize Boston water Power
INTO activity; but failed, and The opinion onlcb !,
d held By investors s Indicated BY tho price which
d Il selling In raci1c Mall there very moderate
business ansac ed and although the transfer books Of
tho company win BE- closed in week from this time,
2s there are no inolcaioss that the price viii bs
material y effected thereby. sharp contest for the
psnsssmsns s'iL psveslhssss. take place, And should
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-04

~ heat more active open M holders al.
sanano a. ,ae m,re, essss M a. 81 X 81 a f,r No.
p I =, = .@r a ~ MED 4: 's. 81 yer q o s No.
.aa = y. - for 80 l. ,aelairA y tae s.es Sas
aomieai NE sllcs ~rs o-y .oou. aSpo cu~h,s I, 81 u
We ~ a g. s,s yer. RIO ga sae ss, SerS
iu-.d- pr.cr Dafsey moderately ,etss Ther we're
sales d . 10 bas6es part u 81 u 10 canada
aascnrs-Ra.ss to Liverpool were scarcely arm IN.
snrsse'e.as wce:--ro iserpoa 80 o,ss ooa a. lsi
s.eansr 400 bushels shssi a XII .isl Il ,,as oi
6ss 70 On private RI terms 70 aia o~ per steam
800 ashes sosa a. lid The .h.rer- were: "A british
fem sosie 4, g Live, OF eo'..n res,tsl :. IA 4
S 81 p.s iron e S @s ssn =
aesss hhss ,o6ass'; az Ama,,e.a e.k . .ien,. o
sesa, 2 800 bi ro.,n %. % private e.m>
rAY he demand .oi-rably and ppees
seaay 7oc. sc sh ppss and u 81 II tor retail
Hors remained steady and nrm. Sales 80 baics sse a
nszrhs beard Of no fsrsher saics q Manila. Prices
HoLl.s-rae make. continued ssi-t and pr,s-- tended
n f-ro o. ~. ouger s.s Was made q rs hhda "
sAsAl sIoax-Ihe,s was bitter demand Tor spirits
sl1s .s ss as ' y y Us g. o. r..
sSs 90 se ii. =. .s IN II. S s i,
rss1 essc va. no on, previous prees S.re n,
No. At a as qua 81 do .,ra ned and No a, 81 81
| VI TAR We heard u 10 sales OF imprs.Dce.
ioens osasr Kinds wsr. steady :. our Last aao.a.
tlana.
fkIRoirrxror crude tbs demand ~ns moderately Nc.
uvr sud Ices nrm 1T t4c. ike, 10 bulk. sales
Stti BO. Ia buS. regular savi,r Tor all nber, ~
pr.Tte terms, Hnd rerOfted 90 buls. a., tue NJ
and "i 10 At Sc NJ this price The eisrnss FAR.
ibe 0uy lies We heard of LOO hbis ytaud r hi
al ~ lv} do on ptsate terms; Loo for Novnnplee,
NJ s4c sra Sp "a nns. ~ ns at Sc. IN VI adcglhis
the riafkc ~ 90 dul: sales 90 obi siaida white Al
SJ1ae. q q so TO- do, for this month. - &c
d. lari. llere ecr iceng Ia the port market nj
the oitaug AID prices aavaHcA rs the
newe,c, ~. market bee yeas, ana closed heavy ~
I'll ibe sales, cash AID r susar' were confined ~
yps ~ sD " s2 % for n-w mess For uiure delivery
| there no saes Beef li and prices nom.
hams steady, with sizes ~ about ~ btlS Western ~
as 81 50 o. Tor bacon sone demand. but
the gnncss OF hoi .es 70 81 gad operations We head %
no y lea Cut meats were moderately sriye al about
former prices note snaA sales OF bellies. Ia bnk, ~
ltssr picked And iVcgrern The market lard Iied
heavy. the business 100 b1ls al
Lac tf9Sc Butter and cheese = dull aud heavy.
Ilx--Sfnall sales OF Carolina St.c loo.
AR--Iue market for frmer, though the de-
msnd moderate The sales gl2 hhds. llssc.
isc Far 70 GOOD refining Cuba quoted no ,ssc.
Refined with Tar demand. We Quotc Fellows
Ike i4ysc scit white, ibssc lshc. and hard, i6sc
1 i6sc
srslRss was moderately active sales i2ooolba at 10
Sliow was quiet and heavy, the sales 1901 bs q
xmsssS -RecetpS ~ bbls. The demand continues
rshii ssiss made of about 30 bbls ~ voc w. Il
| bonA
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AvrnE ~ srsrofwn MrRprnvR Yesterday
nepn.y sheriff Mallory, o. Nswaygo. assisted by nun
Der o. other officers the law arrested IN the sonis
about ten mics from Ncwavro. w. d. Graves atlas +
lame atlas Sui,h &c CHARGED with being one n the
insien township jefferson county Pa Toe murder
conm'tied last spring The marisTer was assisted 10
the deed Nv arconp,ics ~ho has since been caught
convicted and hung having confessed ths crime The
Old LADY robbed Of 81 COO in goa ana oiher money
The officers have been FER ave davs and nrhts pur
soi 81 Cyases aud Yesterday rewarded with src-
cess. They hid hard nehi In capturing him. Gibbs
pistol &C. frssy used. The officers on arriving
IN hewaygo With their prisoner exhibited VARIOUS inars
OF ba,iie.-Grasa Rapid gliitl faos OF. e.
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rur.lTTCal.
rpF.f'TTCAl.
A pDahss
TO THE OPPONENTS OF PROHIBITION
AMI the
SUPPORTERS o. FREE TRADE.


SUPPORTERS o. FREE TRADE
We the Of important election. II you
perform your duty at the po -. infamous prohbitoy En-
clse law which now stands blot upon books
&c rene ei.
there crenlv orros'iio, this law of
fanatic and orprc san who have hither
hey win aid yau IL You yourselves
awake q ynur own interest.
srif by wh You secuge the
rights 81 frecan and american cit zers, and that way
woe. ana vat- IN the right
We cl upon Won 20 do TINS Tuesday next the Sta II
November aud TO vote tho y " or ATTIC TI'k TT. and
NONE OTHEs. They are fr'enda and their
aecends in getting rid o. the Ex
law.
Re port Tuesday. Spead your dr. assisting
n he elected hose wo wil srd Put
Of IS rights under he frengs ~
been decided to be cons utana ring the
inrnts the CORPORATE authorities who alone have
power by charter 10 regulate your traTe.
Change rulers and the principles which have
cnr,endetf will be restored yon To tl,e pills
ont OF o1ca who Il democrat rr'sc ns
DO tns ard safe: u ard your rights and
your ertv " II ct as i1ht the hattie nj
put down forever tho nsprnston which is being ICED
AMI kennedyz-1 IN vo'srsn OF al human right To this
10 lei TO the rois Tuestsv taxi. power
radio II nv votesi You do II viii; If
not Il viii not be our fault
Yon king nofhu- hut what IL n bt should
Submit 10 nothing that j. wrong using instrument of
battle the ballot box long hist privilege allow ed
Even thst my be denied you ere ong II you do not
For the New York Liquor Dealers, Society.
JOHN u. 1IETJEN, vicc.Presdent.
Jctsz MERCHANT Secretary
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


FHerr7o-TRus.-N white Plains on Tsrrtsv,
October 81. ~ The residence ~ r. r. Rsntall ESD NY
the Rev. W. Huber, ~, ExLs :. FSRagno to ASSls
daughter OF The late Msrcelus Eels u Harlem No cards.
JAsrRa-"AsH.--at Aibarr, On Thursday, October 81,
ny tho Rev W A. Ao or, Joi.J1sPEs, Jr, OF New ork
citv 10 Miss ADoIg f. Rsu
MosHss-SYEv.--in jersey City. on Sunday. Noveras
hsr2, by tn Rev W II. rnrnaY EpwAGp A. MasHEr to
Mss MARY A., edess daughter Of VIM. II. seciy, Esq /,
NIL II Jersey City
REsn--NrppTErpS. On wedne=dsy oo.o1cr q. ut the
r~sid Of the brides rreatov, ~ j. ny Rss.
j. u. knr Josv w. Rssp. of Nov YORK, 10 RzRzOc.,
youngest relyhtsr OF joel tcietrn. Esl.
WlfKef---srrssIsy On Tn irsdsv, October 81, at
tho residence OF the BRIDES frhrr, by the rev Thos
Street. RnaErr L. wAiKsR 70 ANA H.. daughter Of
Char % saierlev bo' OF tais CITY.
WsLxzs--SorrRx-0n Thrrsdnv, October al, BY Rev.
Robert Howiald. u d RoavRT s yA,KER OF Gles-
gov, 10 Josnss, daughter OF the lato Charles squire
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FLouR GRAiS--Rceeipts. - 62 b5s. 1our, lfc do
an 40 bags meal IG7o3 bushels wheat I64 COS do
oats s2ol do we s do and SA02s do barley The
duh and heavy and o sell to any ericnt
holders would have hcen compelled TO rubt decline
Il 10 TO 20 bat there sales
and comparatively few uans 'stons contaminated at
below yesterdays prices At the close there
p,rt demand and $40 freelv bid for extra state ne
grade. bsinr held $40 IS Though some sales were
mdc rather lower prices relnsct Previous an
iua as indicating mre nearly te sts,c q the ma
he close. Gallo MIA -four guet but steady: the
sales about 500 b5 q. souheru fuu r,oi.
ieInaud aud heavy with sales Of nbl- wi bin Inc
pr ed; sales 800 Dbl. 81 81 s. Corn
moderate request, sales 10 Ibis. part 1t a. IS
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY. Nov. rs Up NJ.
coFT~-Therc was less doing Rio but prices rcmpincd
firm made Of 1000 ba.s Dorsis Brodersop
on private Other kinds dull.
Corros-rhcrc better demand for export md spin
Ming but the arket continued rric aud
decna Of Mc per H. submitted The
cn,pisad no bales, ~ Which LEO taken BY export
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| CAN TO THE PUBLIC.

CARD TO THE PUBTsfC.
~ Feeling that II Is a dr. owe IN friends and the
public this method "a briefly eYp,an position
Al tie tine paced nv Ell before the peonls of this
county cnddse for the cfHre OF h~riF had every
onpbc Of endorsement ~ would
have without DOUBT, secured election Having fled
(, receive the expected s,pport and not having tho
and shan give my hearty support 70 Judge Connolly. 70
the friends who duriag the Zine
was before The pn'ic, ther and generous support
/ return 20 those friends my sincere thanks.
IRON Az IT, FERRIS
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poLrTrcax.

ITO THE ELECTORS az fnE err ~ Erw voSr-~
We aniers.Snei rlt'zrns ~ New York whost ia
fellow cisi,en EiLI.fsN 4 rsSEx 70 voar saa ~
consideration Tor oaics of coaa'v CLERK Hfs 40
nruiiy qualify hisn for the os
81 sslon, and dsrha tho duties of the same In
legsi profession and the coaanaun " At larse. ~
With sincere desire loci pslic Offices fed
disregard par,y nv and in.
tsnre unite with sleray dr conner y the ofcs of
Boyca 1 Ne a,,re ISL Trsfs str ct: feorss n Jasr.
Burnett, Co.. foot OF STREET n. r.. sari
Co. vi Corears street; Icsepa IT., Tor rs vest Fotr.
FIRST street; VOL ndof is giyipgton streef,
several thousand othsr.
fToTHE ELECTORS or rHE City oF NEW YORK.
r,s ass elz r. o. Ssw WHOA, ms-
low citizen Charles Loew your ooasidcr2tcs
honesty aud ntse-ty aud hS w-krewn hns.ness hab Z
eninendy qualify hin 20 inrodrce and establish long
Tie DIT e. 81 he s.ns IA fsa sSi eeepsaSIs manner
NJ once saistactory ~ the es professions aad the
With desire pnh:ic osces fusd
nv he he men, earnestly enreat all fellow citizens
san~nSs p.'v q :" - S es % Ss es sSs
OF County cisrk on the s,heay - Sos@ n,er nert.
Geo W. Gu ntara ~ Wet Thirtvihlri street.
Henry Morgan 4 Go. y .ro,dvsv
James L. Morris g.. 10 chanas street ss
wm.ii; & & 7. Bell. 5, Iehn street
James :. pheips Jr.. 50 Jeh- street
Ldward EoFke Co, ~ barclay street. aud 80 Pearl
henry A. Bostw'ck. II wan urse,.
Was.sv Smith III avsans .
Edward r Rosers u Fiirh avern-.
i. ]. Dswhurss 20 srsraih stree,
Ners corss,. oaptari i'm Works. corner Eleventh
Ssorgr r oc9sr.haasen sus,r r-rnsr n Rose street.
W 1isss prce - 10. .s" r.nts .rrs. aAAS
ravid jonrr, ia sixth stree,
John T. frmsntrau;. N. II. ~ seventh street
Ard severn, thousand other.
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Total for the week. s5,2Sl,2T $2,TI.a5f 50 1904
The imports OF dry goods for tho week and since
January compare as folloxs:-
FIR tie rsek 1866 1865 1887
Entered at tho port S3.1i7 225 SI33,si0 f0l3.957
Throsn Oh Market. 3,02369l lbs I5l l0s0, io6
Sine JTa !.
Enserei AZ tho ror Gs go 1899 sss s7Ta ss5
Tnrown.on market 33i 660 109 l45 $50 Sl,50S AS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-04

MEETING OF THE FIFTH WARD woREfE'i.
mems Democratic club Wi, ~ held at Collins lIoel
80 West stT ~, Monday evening Nov. O'Clock
r unctual aiter dincc of the ,,es IL ssted.
MARTIN CAlMOuY, President
PATRICK MuSwKESY, Secretary.
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Total. .......s 25 2ss,2s s5a.ss5177 sls .sS7 $50
Tho rxpnrts 20 the corr. ndng period in tho preyi-

suhioued rs the total valuation Of The foreign imports
At New York for tn, week ending November !, CON-
pared With those OF the preceding weeks also the
value dry goods entered at tho por and thrown
the mare, January Of the year. and for the
responding period Ia Is65 1866
Wect.criing OF ~ Oct. 25 Nnu l.
DRY goods .........s1,45l2I0 1882 80 $10l3,ej7
General merchandise. 3.ssooo7 l,s6',595 24si057
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-04

Annexed s coInplIa I've statement showing The slip
nens OF from ths port lat week and during Tho
year TO date toge'nr with for the corresponding
periods IN 1866 and 1865
1863 1890 1867
Forty. fourth week. So 100 sai7tIi sjTa 9St
Previously rcp'.d.. 20 ia ls 6i63' 383 4i..57.36s
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PoLxrfcAL.

----...--- PoLfTlGAL.
FOX SUPERVISOR.
sMrTssii 'n Ef.s ser ~.
1 This ticket runs through the whole cdy.)
rsr sssra
yoshaa q. Aebe.
| NATIONAL DEMocearIo,
~ New York Democracy
worslusnnsa MS candidate
william S'ae' csaasr.
| Tyrefeanssr
PECULIAR UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
City and County u New York.
STATE TICKET.
s saa SssrT /. Es sf s,.,r
gHos s%sS S filFlIaSUsr.
rIrfSod66'6,fnsE' 1 i ', GhRhs.
yd'sHHffSi' Go II L'S gAS Corr
Tor sis,s Engineer and s. yeyar.
AhcHiBALo c. P0"ELi-
ia JOIN M, i. c G%aNoS6,'
.GItR NJ sd' 81 Z "a L's yArys,
- ' caxs Il Es' mA & eSgp'''
COUNTY TioKEr
JOSHUA g. aasE.
JAMES t's s' nS'Si gl.siff'Y
For Supervisors.
VIM isAA Ai4 i atyan Il 1 II 's a.s..yn
R Is p', Z. 'ia1sF%'X Sii;Eya
Ai ISTIs 1 ;r W.<sEh
JAMES NoNyAI.
JvcrcraE7 TEcKsr
For Justice saprsa,. conrs,
FR1rMtN J. FirnFAN.
Dor justices Of snneri,r Court.
DREAMED 7. sr&NART,
sn&Ago + G0wLes.
For Judges Of cotas-en Pleas.
nosfEas s g vaS h sr a. 's VI S4sass5a
f = s lsIfs 2 s,srf r,s MT.
FOR SENATOR'S.
Fourth ris'r'ct-.NpREw w. ITGGAT
Fftth n's,rct-wiIilAJ r. WITT
s IN y Z hpTsf-Ly.x
,Eishth Dls.rct-wILsoy sGREYaAy.
MEMBERS . ASSEMBLY,.
!. Joseph G. ecu'ly. H. Ohm cr'd'ey.
y. Michael Crane. T. James ncCtthy
9 !'ass VIZ r,rs.~s. i R NM + fs ss~.t
'i = , ssrs T. , ,,.liy Mason Mason
3. Nicholas kbe afdt. Is samuel S. Urny
Gee. +. Cciaipston. ~ Joshua D. Minor.
~. Herman y. Bauer 20 George Il. Van Bruut
IL Robert q Brown
The above ara the Regular Union Republican Nominations
Tor the city and county Of New York s,rycrp
Chairman Union Republican General Cona1aittea
was wv p s. ssnose See es.ri..
IRA o MILLER. Treasurer
waldo HuT'HrNS,
Chairman Union Republican txcewt " Csmn'stss.
Chairman Union Republican State Central Committee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-04

4 TT SrIoH. -pOoLS WILL b. SOLD At Sonic
\ Tan,many Hall. ia All 6 Eiss Thirteenth street
this evening. Tor candidates Of Ne srnng election, b.
JACOR sOMERNDYKE
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ArA MEETING OF THE RENT PAYERS AND PROP
n DELE ,h ward having for their
- trustworthy AMI honest the
resrunsbe equity ole. az sheriff. after defe-s
ch and standing,
We o. the oiaviag zone uson: that Able has no
no. the contest lying be wesl ."uov and OBren. we
rneStv endorse Hon Micha. the most pable
and nttng H. ;. OAkLtf. SeretsrS.
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ATA MEETING or rnR ATLANTIC DEMOCRAT 10
~ Club of the Seventeenth ward held r. NJ. Master
sons corner o. Fourteenth ses and avenue p, on sat-
day evening November lSi the me~.sn, led TO
plain chas Rc]y prrsid q ana Patrick Keegan
Secretary the following retida lnm,nsv
dorsni For sher n. .ne O'tY County clerk w.
G. Gamer; for Co ners. Rollins Owen Keinan J..
w. Lamb for lisr It ~ ms. A. - hai for Jud Of
Superior Court Aher Gard o. 20 sens,or sixth dsr Ct
Kavrr The stat. * iots.d ,aniueu@iy The
adjourned Meet Nond4y evening.
pace, Mt z. NJ.
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ITO THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS or THE TFfiR-
| teenth wsri.-fhs unicr@ gael having been put m
a number 81 frasaus for the 0flse ef
Alderman tha rhglr.nia ri hereby decline In favor
OF the reu llar deuocra.i nominee. ~ Hartman.
= - EICltsD n. MOORE.
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Government securities quoted at the coss OF
business each Saturday II tic past ;hreo weeks
follows
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I oUfs W. MARES rs TuE REGULAR DEMOCRATIC
- Candidate for Membs u Assembly In The Fourteenth
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-02-09
SherlH,R sale.

DY virtue of an order Of sale issued cut of
Id the the United States District Court Of
Pierce county, W. r., and to me directed and
directed, have levied upon, seized, and TAX
en- into execution, and will sell, the law dir
Gets, on the premises at L" Newport MILL" on
Monday, thc lith day or March, A. u. 1867
at the hour Of 2 o clock p. M. of said day, all
that certain picse or parcel Of land situate in
Fierce county, Washington Territory, known
as the "Newport Mill, situate Mt the mouth
OF Sigwalitchcw creek, and more particularly
described as follows, to-wit Beginning at
stake ten rods due North Of the Hudson Bay
Compa ny's warehouse and about thirty rods
South of the mouth of Sigwalitchew creek
and running thence East three hundred and
twenty rods to Puget Sound, and thence
South eighty rods back to the place Of be-
ginning, and containing one hundred and
sixty 1907 acres Of land, more or less, togeth-
er with Q No. l Circular Saw Mill, and all
the tenements, hereditsmcnts and appurtc-
| nances thereunto belonging, or in anywise ap-
dertaining to the said mill.
The same to be sold to satisfy Judgment
OF foreclosure Of lein calling for three hun
dred and thirty dollars and ffty cents,
$3.50 Sol, together with interest until paid,
with costs Of suit taxed At SEA 55 and in
creased costs, rendered by the aforesaid
Cour: At its November term, 1866. in favor Of
Franklin D. kendall and against David ".
Crooks. STEPHEN yUDSoN.
>h,rif Of Pierce eoaa,y. VT
DATED >teiiaeson. F~b- Sta 1857 lSvs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-02-09

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-. - -. =.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-02-09

Have you hurt child or \ lame horsee Zee the
Mexican Mustang Liniment.
For cuts, sprains, burns, swellinRs and caked
breasts, the Mcxcon. Mustang Iiniment il certain
cure.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff joints, ystings
and bites. there is nothing like tn. Mexican Nus
tang Liniment.
For spawned horses, the poll evil, rinsbons.and
sweeney, the Mexican Mustang Iiniment never fails.
For wind gals, scratches, biRhead and splipt the
Mexican Mustang Linimsnt i worth its weight in
gold.
Cuts. bruises, sPeains and swelling.. ase 20 com.
mon and certain 10 occur in every family, that
bottle Of this Inime.t Is the best investmeas tha
can be made.
Ii Il more certain than the docsor-;s asves sius
IN seSAine fos sAe aocsor-if il cheaper thu -
dectos. and shezh neses b. d,spcn-ed With
In lsfing tAe kessle ffosa fAe 1s~ IL fppeA ssss
sa& sr.aard ~ h.nAs s<rrisiy. Tk<fNus-
tag Lnlnrss ensxsrssj a. 1Esi. and e~xssd -
ssse % hr.i r-rsEs. - - vr-x 9rsi- car
CHAs- Fu<TEk. a. hr.-z S. fxslz--
Mr. O. Lk<A- ~ u~&r rxxA. VI. sxssr~- -
k~~< s>r~~1rr~< s-<sAis-. s~p.ss~-s - ..rs
~ - - x>r N.e.>x 49, k.ss 80 -
40 sEz r~~ l~~<~1 s~.x ~.<<rs -
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GRAEFENBERG
UTERINE CATHOLICON

if faithfully used according to directions will
cure every case of Diabetes, and greatly mit.
gate the troublesome effects caused by II relax
alton of the outlet of the bladder. 1t is a most
successful remedy for the Gravel and other ..
eases of the Kidneys and Bladder, and for Fc-
male Diseases 1t is unequallcd. The Cathotieon
uniformly cures Prolapsus Uteri, Whites, all
Irregularities of the Monthly Turns, Suppress
Dropsical Swcllings, and all diseases of Preg-
nancy. The specific action Of this medicine
is immediate aud certain upon the Uterine aud
Abdominal Muscles and Ligamcnts; restoring
them to as hcal,hful n state ms those Of child
hood and youth, so that patients who have
used the Gracttnbery Company's Uterine Ca,hoi-
icon cannot sufficiently express their gratitude
for the relief afforded. Redington Il Co..
Agents, 4l6 and 4ls Front St., San Francisco.
Aug. IS, 1866. 42:m6:is
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
resy. Tho Brs, I.emctsy for Purifying u,

ESy~ Tho Hrs, Itemcdy for Purifying the
Blood Strengthening the Nerves, Restoring the
Loss Of ppcttc is,
FRESE'S HAMBURG TEA.
1t is tnc best prcscrvative against almost any sick
ess, ii used timely. Composed Of herbs only, it
can be safely given to infants. Full directions in
English, French, Spanish and German, with eve )
package. TRY IT!
For sale at all the whoc3ac and retail drug stores
and groceries.
EMIL FRESE, Wholesale Druggist,
3G:ly San Francisco.
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Lyons Extract Gln.er.

Lyons EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER.
For Indigestion. Nausea, HEARTBURN, Sick
Headache, Cholera Morbus, Flatulency, &C.,
where warming stimulaut is required. Its
careful preparation and entire purity m axe it
cheap and reliable article for culinary pur.
poses. Sold everywhere at fifty cents per bot
tie. Ask for Lyons Pure Extract. Take
no other. See that the private U. S. stamp Of
Demas Barnes h Co. is over the cork of each
package. None other is genuine.
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A toilet delight Tae ladies' treasure and
gentlemens boon The sweetest thiag''
aud largest quantity. Manufactured from the
rich Southern Magnolia. Used for bathing the
face and person, and to render the skin soft
and fresh TO prevent eruptions, and to per-
fume clothing, &c.
Il overcomes the unpleasant odor of Precipitation
It removes redness, tan, blotches, &c.
1t cures nervous headache and aays indamma.
ton.
Il cools softens, and adds delicacy to the skin.
II yields subdued and lasting perfume.
II cures mosquito bites and sting Of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
1t is what every lady should have. Sold
everywhere. Try the Magnolia Water once
and you will use no other Cologne, Perfu.
merry, or toilet water afterwards.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
DEMAS BAFNES & CO.,
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
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1t is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scurf and dandr, fl.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair riclr soft and glossy
1t prevents the hair turning grey and falling
of
1t restores hair upon prcmaturely bald heads.
This is just what Lyons Katharon will do.
1t is prctty-lt is chcap--durablc It is liter
ally sold by the car load, and yet its almost
incredible demand is daily increasing. and
there is hardly a country store that does not
keep it, or f,m'lv that does not use il.
+. THOMAS LYON. Chemist NY.