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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08
A Tale of India The Fate of Rokas Indra.

Rokas Indra, the Raah, sat in state,
Dato, the porter, tended the gate
Great was the likeness the Rajah bore
To the mental, Dato, who served his door.
A willful thought to the Rajah came,
He would change his garments change his name
Thinking 'twould be rare sport to see
The supple courtiers bend the knee
To the porter, Dato, as if 'twere he.
"Come hther, Dato," the Rajah cried,
"Don thou our robes, don thou our pride
Act we'll the Rajah, or woe on thy head
We would be porter awhile in thy stead"
In Eastern chimes the despots word
With trembling reverence must be heard;
Whatever passions rule the day,
Alike slaves tremble and obey
Ambitions fires the heart eate
Of Dato, thus throned in sudden state;
With hatred, born from lust of power,
He dooms the Rajah in that hour,
Who stands, unconscious of alarm,
With downcast eyes and folded arm.
For time the Rajah meekly bore
The Oourtiers jibes as they passed the door
But he laughed when he saw the kingly tone
Of the porter, Dato, on Rajah's throne.
"Who is be-" Dato fercely cried,
"That doth mock our state in our hour of pride
He taints the air with his mental breath
Bear him away to instant DEATH"
lin Eastern lands the despot waves
His subjects into bonds, or graves;
And all the children of the state
Read, in his angry looks, their fate
In silent horror, bound and gagged,
The usurper's victim forth is dragged;
In vain his looks of anguish plead
For mercy in his hour of need:
He learns, as flows life's crimson stream,
Men Judge not what we are but SEEM"
Oh, wretched Rajah, sudden torn
From all the joys that life adorn;
The dawn beheld thee deifed-
At night thy blood the earth hath dyed.
At morn each eye thy smile would court,
At night the jackal's food and sport;
Power, friends, and life, all thrown away,
BY the mistake of one brief day;
A fate so dread might well atone
For folly greater than here shown.
In Orient life-tho' deep and wide,
Flows in sluggish, fevered tide
Few deeds heroic claim the praise
Ut history's page or poets lays;
And few the names that sages prize
10 Il. op
w. DowLI
San Pablo, California, april 20, 1851.
-
Rokas related in the text changed places wit
wards whom he bore strong resemblance and the latter
of his foolish MASTER caused him to be put to DEATH and
thory Gbbon the historian when he had extra tough
sed to quote Abu Ra6e saving Abu Rahe for
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08
TALES NATIONAL, HISTORICAL.
WRITTEN FOR THE IRISH REPUBLIC.
A Story Of the sea-0ld Pat Guilds Yarn.


Twas in the spring of Seventeen Lightweight,
That our vessel, having got aboard her freight,
Dropt down the Liffy in as fair a wind
As ever bellied sail. To India we
Were bound and of the Cerise was mate
The fifth day Fini sterre was left behind
At Cadiz for a week we shipped with wine
And holding thence course along the brine
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San Pablo, California, april 20, 1851.

NoTEInda Rokas with bis
whom he resemblance and the latter taking al
vantage OF his foolish him to DEATH and usurped
his authority Gibbon historian when had extra tough story
tell quote Abu Rahe saying Abu RATE answers for % Ou'
who'll answer for Abu Rafes" W. D.
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CUBA.
SPECIAL rFLecRlR TO TIE HERALD.


Tho sale of the Bark Ocean Homo Sos
gended-tiauta Anna In Prison.
HAVANA, July A. 1857. /
Via hEw 0RLEAiE, July 10, 1851
The Captain General and the directors OF admins
raton at variance about the classification OF che
system Of taxation. ttf. N
The Collector Of Customs has suspended the public sass
OF the bark Ocean Home
The Banco Espanol declares a dividend Of nine p y
cont for abe past half year. The Huelva, q spenh =
schooner-ofwar, has been sent for month Cs4
peachy.
Santa Anna was still in prison He had refused N
food for three days and continually inquiVi0g n
they going TO shoot him. He hadtasked Cor h
fess0r
Several ports opened the foreign trade 49,
the Eastern and Central departments OF Cuba.
The Chinese Iaborers engaged here and sent 70 GsOr
Orleans have given Satisfaction. The wages az nUu
instead of four and quarter, which they snra
Several cig0e manufactures have stopped ORR.
ing. Tho leaf tobacco Is monopozed
The Cuban criminals sent to Fernando prove an Days
ance inhabitants Of that settlement Tho nhot
improved the heavy rains having subsidized Ger =
white. Yellow fever Ia less violent
The sugar market quietsr. Dry sugars OF m e0ius
numbers firm reals No II, while damp az nitoa
can be had 81 realG Freights coaswsc, So 70 PEI
hid and ~ box vessels scarce; demand mo
Exchange on New York. 26tS 70 FIX discount: ksa-
don IL proIntom.
The French steamer from ST. Mazairc arrived yeslss
dav, two days before her time and leaves day
Vera Cruz.
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THE MISSION OF the suSQuEHAaNA.
from tho na,o,gh 1N CT Sentinel. July 0

[From tho ka'cieh IN C.} Sentinel, July o.
SANTA ANyA---rHR SUsQUEitASNA.-It will be remem-
befed that Santa Anna seized In the harbor OF Vera
Graz by American vessel Who ate ,npting to
make his way Mexico He placed, against his
protest. upon tho Virginia, American vessel and
dered of the coast Our naval officer. no doubt, OK
decided his duty and hts authority In interfering in the
matter at ALL bus his offence docs not in tho slightest
degree paats the subsequent conduct OF tho Mexican
oifclas Santa Anna compelled 70 submit to supe-
rior force, snd as prisoner he was carried to Sea
The Vrgnic, In iulHment OF the objects Of her VOYAGE
entered tho Mexican port Of SisaL There the Mexican
authorities, learn ing that Santa Anna board, de-
manded him. and having IL thor disposal three gun
boats e,snabled to enforce the demand. The
mander Of the Virginia pgoesed against tho outrage,
appealed his tag which spread upon the deck
in front OF tho sangway The Mexicans not, how
ever, to DO banked, and they walked over toe flag.
tramping " under their feet.
The question arises, will our government quietly
submit such nsuis will IL demand and enforce Ia
demnty II Is nmaod in the Northern papers that the
sailing Of the friga,e Susquctanna with Commodore
Porter board under sealed orders fov Mexico, is with
reference matter Of repazsion. We are hcreiu-
ous Tho power and resources well rs the courage
of the appear TO exhaust On the
people Of tho South.
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For some dngs past, in tact since tho con0rmatcry
3ews Of MaxmAisn's execution has been published In
the HERALD. tnore has been good deal Of excited DIS
cassion tho subject going in New York; which has
finally resulted in the organization Of hbustering
corps under tn taking "iiaximan's Avengers ("
The stern Nemesis which logging the heels Of Juarcz
and bis hand OF exccutoners is believed be OF sub
staaoo whal and II reports to be credited. this
party or ibuAers Ia OF rather extensive formation.
During tn past week regular meetings have been held
By the sympathizers OF Macmillan at certain hotel
up town, In Broadway, which has hitherto borne the
reputation Of being devoted the Southern party Here
ell the arrangements Of the exped.iouary force which
mostly composed OF who have served tho late
confederate army, have boon naturng AID it is be-
loved that Ia fow days most the corps vii pu, out
Whether hey purpose going by and landing nt Vera
Cruz Matamoros crossing the Rio Grande Is not
yet known. although it Is doubtless already determined
by Tho leaders
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REGISTRATION " LOUISIANA.
SPECIAL ItlscSlm 70 THE HERALD.

NEW ORrEAyS July 10. 1891,
C:2co'Ciock r. NJ.
Under THE order Of General sherdss, the regis
traiion progressing fcebly and with re animation
more whites are being registered in proportion 10 the
blacks az present than hereo.src. Al order Will be
promulgated tomorrow dircctss tho Board of Regis
trston 10 proceed TO select ssabe ,rcrsons for com
mssiorcrs Of election and make eher provisions for
tho holding thereof u which tho following is . tran
SCRIPT
HsApoUSKTrss Fir MILITARY DISTRICT,
Nsw oftsiss, July To- Ist7.
SPECIAL >xDrRy--So. ~
The Boards OF Negotiation ths ourhou the State OF Louis
VIII Immediately proceed to select suitable 10
commissioners OF elect tbs voting nrecucs OF
their respective parishes Thrce persons viii be selected
for each precinct whose names viii be submitted
81 the Boards 81 Reg'r,rars 20 their supervising
oncers foy approval Ttiis will be opened al alt
the places heretofore established for that purpose.
praccsblc and IN order 10 Accommodate the largely
inrrcsssd number entitled vote wo days viii be gwen
for vonr Hosrts OF Registrars wiz a. proceed 20
make Up their precinct p Oh BOOKS
by command OF Major General z. ii. SHERIDAN
generalization OF reports At head quarters Elbows that
out Of Ill J43 persons registered In Louisiana there hav
been ony 81, 40 whites against ile blacks From
few sub districts no repo<s have been fsd since July,
but nothing 10 come In viii materially alter the above
figures The blacs1 sand 70 the whites nearly too
one. npd will 80 oor.tnus
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done yesterday already that IL impossible 10 take the
subject Of pardon into consideration before knoNng
what the sentence has been, aud DO sentence DO
considered having force SUCH until the decision OF
accordance with the Law and ordinances relating 20 tue
Independence and liberty MEJiA.
Saw Lrrs June 10, 1867.
Citizens NJ RvA PArAuo and RAFAKL AAHrnsz DIX IA
In reply TO the petition which you presented day
the Citizen President OF tho Republic praying that
don be granted Ferdinand MaximiIlan, OF Haps-
martial which tried him undergo the Last penalty, tho
toiiowng decision has been come to-
After having examined with all the demanded by tho
., sne case snis prayer for pardon az vel Is me
the Republic has decided they be granted be-
cause me most wsgh considerations Of justice and the
., peace to the nation arc not consistent
make this decision known TO you for your informa-
MEJIA
QuERxrARo, Juns 1911 rs N. a
TO TAN CITIZEN PRKsDxN:-
The sentence pronounced by the cocrt martial on the
18th inst having been confirmed at headquarter
the prisoners notified Of at ten O'clock
this morning. md - three p. n they win be executed
ESCOBEDO.
Next follows an order granting two days-untl
Wednesday, June 10 1T seven A M-suspension Of the
execution At the request Of Baron Ven Magnas aud
Senon Palaci0 and Do II Torre
The Havana pross noticed several discrepancies in tho
dates Of Escobsdos kilograms announcing the capture
Of QuerSiaro to the different commanders Mexico.
Vera Cruz and ON the Rio Grapde II isevident from
Of tho dispatches above that Escobsdo say the
least. out OF date At all events, hs has made the
despatch reterrsdto is dated euerearo juno H. ls6
I2:10 at n,gM
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THE TRIAL OF MAMMALIAN.
Part Of the October Decree Made a
BaZaine's Dictation.
Princess Salm-Salm Driven Ont
Of Queretaro.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 vm HERALD.

r.' 80. N "". "~ o."'. ~
w.. 60. =. 80. ~ :" o
Cusser-Tn. Teh.o.s...~ unu...A s~h.ru.
again On the Board.-The Hearers az tho
Mysseris,s Dcspasches by she Wilderness.
H0C'ock A'oniso"
AN onc@s report HaoSm"tsd 70 the MEXICAN oons"
mere, sases 'nas PRESIDENT 'uarez ana mn oaons' 'e
"n h' rasos on the Isl instant tor tue csptsi wnere
o ouu 10 reoe'eo VIII grea' Po"p auu cc'os as inc
u0veror Vi "s country ana soe oechoer Va ePeoncah
p'iuo'pos IN MeA'0o.
An' "HuoneSS 'ei' LUIS "os"nS' having on Ooaru
Aano 'uAse"' Sepor nomefo, orosoer Vi 'uo "SAioan
,s y an3 Dss.ee .. nporau. aespsoncs " rresi-
dent and iothers
Mr. Robinson, of the New Orleans RepatlicGn, and
re " were Inc bearers Of the United states
80 often and so mysterousiy alluded TO- Lazere 1t is
@ - S. IN uo unrest o' te wsy soue'ns'
cunng rat which Santa Anna failed to secure cs want
OF power TO Iulu his oDi ATOMS
The officers aud mon OF the imperial army recently
landed at Mobile have arrived mere and will be fur.
pished if desired TRANSPORTATION 10 New York
Hnftner t"rnca'nrs OF Wnx'mi""ns Er'a-
He PERSISTS IN Denysn2 thc C0"rps Jnris-
diciicA--Alo Explains tho Decree OF October
:. 1855.
NEw ORLEANS July 10, 1867.
,..., -.,.,"-., a.. ...,, :, -, -. ..,,
iusan'' Vuosuns 'no pfVeou'"sS VI 'no Oou'' ""i''
that tried Macmillan and hts generals The court
camnossd or n l,eutonant cooneI president. sx can
- -, =.
taihs Juose ao'ooa'e i'eWe"n' ooionei sa"""ci AS
pro2 Tho prisoners tried separately, each plea
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HskpoUSKTrss Fir MILITARY DISTRICT, I,
Nsw Cf.ruArs. July 10, 1857
llass ,.apssaY Az wMrt HAyrx, pa.

MAucH CHUNK, Pa, July 10. 1891
The o1es o. The Lchieh Coal and Navigation Com.
psry, ~ te1 Haven, near this place, was robbed last
night Of $4,000 IN money and &l2o00 In soysrnment
bonds property OF in1ivlduas aud when had been
Eiscsd there for safekoepng reward OF 1000 has
been s6srei Tor the arrest Of the thieves aud the re-
covv.y OF the money aud bonds.
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THE MILITARY NOTABLES AT WEST
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD
WEST PoEyr N. T., July II
~ OvvToRR
IL, 1867. ,


Tbs grand gathering or prominent mit .ry ofaoissa
here tn occasioned by the following order:-
WAN DISARMAMENT S %sHsS s1s jun. ,s
80 ~
board win assemble at West Point, Newy ork Tuea
tho 9Th July 1887 to tako into
tactics BY brcvet or euorS
r. Upton United States Army and VIII r TIA opIuo1
whether the should be adopted tile system
Of the United In lieu Of M othera Th2
board will be composed fol0ws:tfener Il u T. granA
United State9, Army, Presideut Major General a. u
Meade, United States Army, Brevc sialor General v.
Candy States Army; Brevet M lar (}operri VI
r. Barry, Colonel Second Artillery; Breve Brander Gen
W. Colonel Third Cavalry ruvet Colonel
NJ: Black. Ma Jor Seventh Infantry
Dy crderof THE SECRET AIRY OF WAR
f. u. iowSsENp Assbtaht AoJutshe' Nneral
The members OF the Board are all here. Thcy have
bean welcomed ny saiucs ana pyro technical dspsya
Convening tins morning. they wnes sed cxhbi i01
In the school of the company Of cade IA in these aOcr
Beyond that nothing N5en done Should this syp
ten, be adopted upon Aasir nraepdailon n ~
cEeate iunoamenta revo sitson IN. he army.
Grant Il the gues Of Governor 9eh and Meade reseI
with. Governor Eentls TO- night This evening ~
cadets revolving ID pieasu res Of a weekly hoo
The beauty and display ch racteristic OF theI
gatherings obsorva,1
Charles H Fox. sGeN static ned here vas drowned
on Sunday night. hiy body we : recovered this mon
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nsy. S. q. MlHsILl EfPrsIEp AVE.

BURLINGTON, Vt, July TO- 1867.
Rev. s. w. Merrill who reported dro ned "a Sara
mac river, at Pattsburg las. month, and whose name
had previously been circulated IN connection with the
copcment, 10 reported alive letter was received to-
day by Mrs. Merrill from friend IN Detroit which
reports that no In that city on July
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To Jmporters.-Au DESCRIPTIONS nj Job Py1se.
hg promptly and carefully executed rates q per ce
Gas than At any Other place at the Metropolitan JOB Proa
hg Establishment, ~ Nassau street.
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RI ~ npbell. Chcmist and Apothecnvy. corue0
:. n avenue and Twenty eighth
'P Inscriptions and pure medcnes
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4 GeutIcuW An of G,...t ng.As-.l K..-s.A..
genial srhoi..on ~.
s .nsn DhAh E'5 celebrated PLANTATION
a1n 90 ~ alsco verod. Ito recommends 0yN
pepsn Tor LII room olant for " Woakness III
of App elite - ~ ~ ~. o,, 4,
agreeable sm pant n ~ ~ =.
old Persona of scd 1870 a,,. ~ cns
nlerclane delir -.
by Its 80 'otA'eS s'o P"'@o"'." oeNo"ss
MAcsoIfAv yArrp ,r., ,ou., .-.,.i. .v,.., A..
Cologne. and at ha H. r,.s ' ~A''''' s"f'''"' u
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MAILS ~ r. tn & PACIFIC.

Tho steamship Hs nry Cha ancey, Captain Gray wiz
sah from TINS pcrs o. Thursd ~ July H. for AspInwau
The malls for Css rai inca and the South Pac,a6
VIII ciose A. naHDs ten Q Thursday moraino
The NEW YoHx = zRALp- Edition for tho Pscinc-w,1
be ready Ut ha2kpe It nine a the NOR ming
Single copies. ID wrappe n for mailing s,x oonts
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ton ~ ersons Seeking Inferma tien.-Infarn,ss
str 81. stropoian Job Printing EstAbishmsn o.
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Elliptic Lcskstitch. sewing Machines
first premiums 1896. No. 5f3 broadway. Crystal fooss
voiuic tension; adjustable drop feed.
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pi1fHFJPr,g. HMnr rpntcd Money Returned.- DrS
ph.r-s,,. eses able Rheumatic remedy permanently cured
Agents. GMA ,eSr.kgS, S0a Warranted tni g
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To ,Lnwycrs.-Au kinds Wf Law .PriutIna
carefully executed, at rates Is M
other place. at the Metropolitan JOB Printing Estsbshmsn
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y hffstrdcro's Huir Dye.-The Best Ever Mar
I, rtured Wholesale and rotsn also applied 81 Ma !
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PATENT
CHAMPION SAFES.
AWARDED PRIZE MEDALS AT
EXPOSITION USTNERSELLE, PARIS.
WORLDS FAIR. LONDON.
WORLDS FAIR, NEW YORK

.u- MANUFACTURED ONLY By
HERRING, FARRELL SHERMAN
r,r 2si BROADWAY, NEW Y09k
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yiss Tes.Ess.,. :sf s. 9rrps ,.'c Hair.
HATCfptORis Is bond slrsc.
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l rsrcbsnS ~ = nd Wood DeaIera.-(0al and WOoA
ger ring Circulars, Receipts and Bill Heads Vi
.nS a. Metr Spotan Job Printing Establishment
No. aag sous place to have their printing OsS.
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To, B-yri Esyntc agcn,r.-postcrs. Circulars
aud tlr by the Metro
roiltar lob Printing sisbshrnep Nassau street, at -
per v mt clc-v usual prices
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Prfss IN, krldsnhers, q Son Received shS
nsirips ns Word's Fair for their Meerschaums
p" Cut to order. % Wall and No eJohn sirssl
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TIVE REPORTED MORMON scuIsw.
rHs EDITOR on rns HEnALp

sArr LANE Crv, July o. A,
There IL no splp among the Norm ons Tb TO- w:v~
hover more unlyeL prosperous and peaceful.
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Employment Given tn Owo JuudreS -
males CAL At once LIS Broadway.
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FreckIes. PiuppIe-. Tan. VI 9th. yellow. RED.
Brown Patches Flesh Worms, Prckly Heat all ski
Benlshes cured by GOUIsAUDs Italian Medicated soap
At his old stand, <s5 Broadway, and druggists.
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Wheeler * WILSON,. r.arlsfifch Sewing Ma.
chine and Hutorhcis Mashirs, SIS Broadway.
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:, ~ Hill; ,he Inimits BILE, has Resancd Hair Csc,
brown; beat Ia use Sold BY all druggists
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To Dealers In Horscs.-Borse Bills. with
cuts ty printed al - cent less than
at the Metropolitan Job Printing shment vi Med
street. -
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| world !.crSS eler's H.ir Dye..The Best In The
only perfect Dye; harmless reliable instanans
L ~ r& III Barclay
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,ns n wscHtows M.ch,nc rg.'s fsocis s,I,eh sry.
sewing mschine1, fresdent. cs9 BSoadnay, New York
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uGrover g Eals-r's Highest Premium sewisa
Machines. 80 Broadway. New York.
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THE PRESS TELEcFAms.

The Imperial Soldiers In Now Orleans In
M0urnin9.
NEW 0wIKAss, July 10, 1867.
A large number OF Maximilan's officers and soldiers,
representing several nations this city, all wearing
mn u,nrh adgas
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Of fsdins gsrds Sppns k4csi5ts IA psSsptly 3cssJ
and :. .- pr,css BY hs kslzpPotsa ~ kna01G 49,
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To Plnnoforte Manufacturers and Mer1
enants-.A knds o, JOB Printing promptly done tn
metropolitan JOB Printing Establishment ofcc, ~ NASSAU
street. a. rates % per cent lower than other places
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x.Treos, EE,ssDrs-:cs.-Exprcss Ercsirts mud rs-
| ms lsstabishnent % Nassau street,
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Gournnd,. Oriental Cream.

OR MAGICAL BEAUTTFrER
Endorsed BY the fashionable world. At GOURAUD,D
Depot. 90 Broadway of Bates. 10 Washington strssS
Boston; weldon, Hartford; DR.. W. o. Coz. lpxilann.
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To Hotel Proprietors.-TIotel Proprtotors n
nc summer resorts can have their printing done AZ The
metropolitan job frntug Esabshmcpt 81 Nassau street.
B cent less than elsewhere, TO thew bv sr.
ure - ~ -
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re Engsneer .-Au Descriptions or Job PRIME,
ny psoinpuy 49, careiu executed
tchs s ther pb the Metropolitan job PrinS
ihi A''"''-- y % No street.
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The sun "a generating atmosphere 10 son IN ali mar-hs
dsircs at this and ad aeur md reaenj
fever are more or less prevalent In Al such But
marx IBIS IT'S OPTIONAL with their Inhabitants whether thsJ
VII shake s1o ourn or not RAILWAYS EkADY RE.
Lbf VIII IN, Araby arrest attack % fever ~
taken when the symptoms first appear within few hou a
Price 30 cents per bottle Soc by fr, geiri,. S ~
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Mosquito Nets,
with or without portable Canootcs
o. l.. >. b. kelly. "a Broadway