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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-25

SrErsos HOUSE. ,o.o !. .cu

This magnificent will open for second soA-
son on the 9Th Of Nay Families who rooms for me
months OF June July August OF three months
win be taken at reduced rates. Application for made
= s1s hotel = Long Branch * person Or ssr ON every
the Astor House, New York. between Iz and O'clock
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ILLINOIS LANDS AND CHICAGO CITY PROPERTY
/ wanted A. N. LANCASTER, 10 Wall street, N. Y.

Evils E. WOOD. AUCTIONEER-@ MONTGOMERY
IL street. Jersey City; IS Building Plots at Bergen Point
minutes from New York the Central Rs.lroad q
DAY Is the ground 76 valuable Building Plots
situated " Third. Fourth and Fifth Streets
rounded by 1ue improvements beautiful views from the
properly. oysriookins New York bay Staten Island
New York By the Central Railroad Of New jersey, n times
way daiy BY the dummies from Jersey City
hour and by 1--WE each way daily Property
situated railroad depot and within two blocks Of the
drives Hudsoa cousty For maps and further particulars
apply 10 A. d. MELLICA in. BRO,
36 Pine street, Now York.
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uOTEL FOR SALE, IN MEDINA, ORLEANS COUN-
II t-The buildings and entire premises known az the
Paddock House. This the best piece Of property In the
State for the asked and will be sold at half s real
274l New York Post Office Smith 4 Breed, on the
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&c EOA FOR FARM NEAR NEW YORK CITY,
0O.CUU worth 3iO0O0; must be disposed Of; good
buildings; Immediate possessIon given: $20U remain
on mortgage. Apply 1t 70 Cedar street
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WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTT0N-ON THE
w premises the Farm OF the hate David A. Grimm. con-
tanning iOo 0f good land WITH ~ apple trees y
bearing other fruit In abundance: modern built
House 70 escelsnt order sure z with bsrn aad carriage
house. farm situated the Croon turnpike Two miles
Sing Sing and four miles from Crotoa laks 10 "
cold 1hUksDAY, juno "a, 1851. ct n O'Clock Terms
C. GRIYrlN. On ne premises Oh ARIES J. SMITH Sing
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Oh LOTS FOR SALE IN BRo0KLYN-rINELY To-
~ Gated block Dekalb cars, north Of
Broadway Price, from S10o $3.50 per lot Inquire H.
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SENATOR wlS.'vAT FORTRESS MONROE
His Visit TO JEFF DasAs . and Address 10
the COlored PAOpie.
SPECIAL ItlteRAM 70 IHS HEaALn.

FoarREss MONROE, April 25. 1867.
Senator Wilson visited this post to-day having come
down early in the morning by special boat Som Norfolk
He was accompanied by General Armstrong, VINO has
charge OF the freedmen this district The band Of the
FIFTH artillery played strains of patriotic MUSIC az the
boat touched the wharf salute fired, and AGluant
Weir and Major McErash escorted the Senator TO head
quarters where fhs hospstass Of tho place we're On
tended by General Burton snd his officers.
The Senator paid visit Jefferson Davis at his quar-
ters The interview was pleasant and mutually agree
able. The conversation general subjects, ON
on the probabilities Of the impending war in Europe
They parted they met, with rnmuai expressions OF
poiteness and good will
Subsequently the senator drove to ths schoohouss
where children OF the the freedmen being educated
IL s in the village or Hampton. and is known Ms tho
Butter school, 1t having becn built under tho rule OF
General Benz. r. Butler IL is largo, welghted frame
building in the form Of The cldren greeted
hundred coored men, from the village and neghborng
farms, most OF them wearing old army overcoats som
officers and soldiers from the and few white
and ladies, assembled TO See and hear him The day
being aud co,d suit cent notice having been
given the audience Was noe large n would other
wise have been.
Senator Wilson, having been introduced and cordially
received proceeded TO make speech, addressing him
principally the colOred people, listened TO
him with eager attention and occasionally appauded the
sentiments uttered He advised them and tho poor whites
and repcntant rebels only those who
fully committed to the cause OF the country OF equal
rights OF liberty JUSTICE humanity, educatseB and hu
mproy ementin other words TO stand only on the
platform OF the great Union republican party AT the
OF his address the audience and gave three
cheers for Senator wilson, and three more for tho re
publican Union party Of the state ol Virginia
The Senator then drove back TO the wharf ana took
the steamer for Norfolk whence he this afternoon
by railroad for Newbern. n. {.
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PHn.ApErrHrA, April rs

PHILADELPHIA, April rs, 1891
About two O'Clock this afternoon Mrs Magiiion aged
sxtytwo years. found murdered in her residence.
shppeD street. above Thirteenth street. Her throat
cut with razor and there several confused
wounds on her head inflicted BY hammer, which vas
left BY her side. Information first given 20 the
husband OF the deceascd BY George winnemore whowas
taken into custody guspicon, and committed 70 wat
the result Of the coroners investigation. Winnenore
friend Of the family and had taken tea with the
old couple. who lived alone, the prsviens evening.
Nothing s missing from the house, and u e not known
deceased was the mother OF Colonel Magiltou
was found In the ccsspool belonging 10 the boussl
Ths razor has been identified as the properly OF Win
nemors II is supposed that the unexpected return OF
the husband prevented wnnemore from plundsrng the
house. Winnemore was O soldier In the late var, and
was In debt TO the keeper OF the tavern where he
boarded. He also was anxious TO obtain onss 70 emi-
orat IN
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Important Orders Of GENERA, Ord.


3.
HEADQuA uARTEas FouRrB MILITARY DisrRnv,)
MISSISSIPPI AND ARKANSAS,
VicKsBURG Miss. Apri, Is, 1867. J
No elections will hereafter be held in Mississippi
Arkansas, to I'LL vacancies existing accruing in offices
registration Of voters is made Officers OF the provis
0nal State governments who may have been
by statute law competent TO make appointments
70 NIL vacancies occurring before the passage
vacancy mny exis. occur which il is important TO
have filed are requested to notify the General
manding aud he who is responsible that the require
mens OF that law be complied with will make the
sary appointment to I'LL the vacancy until an election
for that purpose can DO hold under the law
Local civil officers Of existing provisional govern mens
OF the States OF Arkansas and Mississippi will continue
In the performance OF their duties until the expiration
Of the Of their offices, unless otherwise directed in
special cases. until their may be appointed
elected, In accordance with the act OF Congress 10
provide for the efficient government Of the rebel
States passed. March ., 1857.
The most important duty dev0ving upon freedmen,
in their condition, Is that Of providing by theM
own labor for the support OF themselves and families
They NO have common interest in the general pros
periiy. This prosperity does not depend 80 much on
how upon how well each member OF society
labors and keeps his contracts Freedmen were, there
FORE urged not to neglect their business TO engage In
political discussions, but continue to comply with their
unless they do so famine may come, and they
will have food When the time comes
for them to have their entered In the book Of
voters, which will be before next September the
General Commanding will send them word through
proper United States or county officers, and send thu
books TO places by their homes that every
have his name registered and afterwards vote
without going far from his home Only those residn,
in towns will be registered or vote there n.
O. ID (gEES Asst Adj,t (scur
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what the French People say.

Nh1t tue Freucn fcOpte say
The Journal dss Debas Of Paris, of April IA, has
article the Laxemburg question which terminates
follows
Every one feels that the question is now between
France and Prussia. The French government has ex-
pressed its rm conviction that peace Is be dis
turbed by this s'ncidentn There seems to be an exag
gerated modesty about this last expression. 'lncdent
undertaken except when they sure Of succeeding
Tor in case OF want OF they bring disap
pointment than they would in advantage f they sue
ceeded. II would be much better that Luxembourg re.
san without great Of which no one can ioreseo
all the consequences.
From the Paris Liberte April IA
Far from appaudng the silence of the nation, at
the present moment we should fee alarmed at IL; far
from encouraging its indifference, should make APP
peals to its pa triosm far from conceang tho DANGER
we should make 1t public; far from isolating the coun.
try by the silence of the Chamber and peers should
meet ngs. Journals which are dispensed from stamp
regulation ought 70 awaken the sentiment of patriotism
in every cottage and every workshop Pu5c meetings.
al orer the country should make knopn to NJ de Biz
French nation; that II there Is German patriot
ism which is susceptible there is a French patriot
ism which Is s.touchyn-that in word, the
German people excited misled and made TO serve Prus.
sian ambition will find itself opposed not only by the
the Faench army but by the French people dstD,ired
treaties of 1S15.''
The Cologne Gasette of April 49, speaks as follows Of
naturalization Of Luxemburg as q means of avoiding
war between France and Prussia :-'.Rather than un
chain the pest of war II would be better come
compromise which would satisfy oil parties We hope
that this compromise will be made in the following way
The grand duchy Of Luxemburg 70 be declared indie
pendent State France. on her side. to abandon her
project Tor the purchase OF the duchy and Prussia to
mise might also be effected by cedng the duchy to
Belgium.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26

The Mobile Initial Conservative Meeting.
Mr. John Forsyth Of Mobile, is out in q csvd giving
his reasons why he did not make his appearance
platform at the conservative mass meeting head in
Mobile on the 10TH He explains that 1t was from NO
wish not to identify himself with the objects of the
meeting, for the contrary he entirely agreed with
them; but It was from conviction that the meeting
would be moro successful without his bodily presence
than with it, hence he did not press himself forward
The Mobile Advertiser, Mr.. Forsyth being one Of its
editors, has the following in this oonnection:-
"H' NoS Esr LIrERA "--In corroboration or the
statements OF Colonel Forsyths card it may bc proper
to mention without his knowedge that at least three
gentlemen connected with this Office heard the OF
one Of the vice presidents Of the late meeting road out
"John 81 Forsyth and that, in answer TO the in
quiry Of Of them the answer that he a coll
ovcd Tho name accordingly published in our
report 'John H. Forsyth"
Stronger evidence than this Of the thorough aation
between the whites and blacks at that meeting could
not very readily be found Who would have imagined,
only few years ago that John Forsyth, Pierce's fire.
eating pro slavery plenipo to Mexico, In 1885, would
now through any sort of political whirlgg be seriously
mistaken for one OF the "colored population OF
Alabama
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
NAP0LE0N'S P0sITl0N.

Imperial Accusation Against Prussia-The
Danish Question Reopened.
PARIS April 25-P. N.
The Mnits,r to-day has editorial charging Prussia
with neglectng carry the spulatons OF treaty
OF Prague in regard to Schleswig.
All Means Consistent with Honor 60 be Used
TO Avoid War.
PARIS, April 25--Evenlng.
"A leading editorial OF official character in the
uttone' to-day declares that France does desire
war, and will use all means consistent with her national
honor to avoid II.
Prince Napoleon ON a Mission.
PAus, April "a, 1867.
Prince Napoleon has gone to Italy.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, April 25, 1857.
The steamship Germania, which left New York April
Is. arrived At Southampton April a. and after landing
her English malls and passengers proceeded on her way
TO Hamburg.
LIVERPOOL, April 25. 1857.
The bark Virginia, Captain Walsh, from New York
March 23 bound to Donegal which had been abandoned
at sea- was seen on the Goth inst by vessel which has
reached this port, and . prize crew put aboard, who
would endeavor to take her to her destination.
QUEENSTOWN, April Is, 1857
The steamship Virginia. from New York; arrived
here this forenoon an route TO Liverpool
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An Ibsriaa Difficulty Raised by the Portu.
gusse People.


Prussian Reply to the Neutral Mediation
Laxemburg to be Held-A Conflict with
France mt Hand.
LONDON, April 24-Evening.
Prussia has replied TO the proposition for the settle
ment OF the Luxemburg question recently submitted by
the great Powers of Europe. She denies that she is
armlng, but emphatcally reiteracs that she will not
evacuate Luxemburg.
War is regarded as almost certain.
4 Swiss Army Of Observation ON the French
French Frontier.
BERIIr April 25, 1857.
The Swiss government win post army of oossrva.
ton the French frontier.
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THE INDIAN WAR.
SPECIAL IElesRAm TO IHe HERALD.

The sioux Peacefully IncIined-The Partici-
pants In the Phil kenrny Nlassacre-A Gene
raj War Inevitable, sc.
FoRr sEDcwicK, Nebraska, April rs, 1851.
The council between the special commissioners and the
Bre and Ogaala bands of Sioux Indians representing
seven hundred warriors has been concluded The In
dams agreed to 60 upon temporary reservation along
the river Republican during tho existing hostiea
war party Of eighteen Brle Sioux In last night
from Powder river, desiring peace One or the party
acknowledged their participation the Fort Phil Kear-
massacre They state the Indians engaged numbered
two thousand. Twelve Of them were killed, among
whom we're three chiefs, and many wounded.
Hostilties between the Southern Cheyennes and Han
cocks troops reported these hostites continue
general Indian war Is inevitable
stampede of Cattle at Fort Mitcheil-EAort TO
Decoy the Garrison Outside the Walls
Another Band Inciininx to Peace. &c.
ST. LOUIS, April 25, 1857.
A despatch from Julssburg says that the Indians
sampeded large number Of cattle i've hundred yards
from Fort MITCHELL on the 18th inst They afterwards
attempted to draw the garrison out OF the fort but
unsuccessful. Tho number of Indians who committed
this depreciation Is estimated at twenty five hundred
large party o. sioux Indians are reported 70 be on
live peaceaby with the whites.
General sully's Commission-Parth About
the Fort Phil kearny Massacre.
WASHINGTON, April 25 1857.
A despatch TO the Commissioner of Indian Anairs
from Brigader General Alfred suly. President OF the
Fort Kearny Commission, dated Fort sedgwick, Colo
rado oath nst statcs they had twenty ssux from
the north California Crossing They gave ali the par
tculars Of the Fort Kearny One admitted
that he participated and perhaps all did The comms
Upper and Lower Condoniees and other bands OF Mis-
learned that the Mcapapas, saus Aries Backfeet
Sioux not engaged General SulIy says 1t
or the greatest importance that the Commission visit
these bands once prevent their going war II
is also very important that the Commission visit Fort
Laramie Immediately and gather friendly Indians the
reservations separating them from the hostile ones
There s q rumor or hosties with the Cheyennos az
the south, which, u true, viii materially Affect oil
Indian affairs
Location Of Friendly Tribes by the Counis-
siouers-Movement or Governments Troops
and Ereighsase Westward.
81. Lour, April 25 1867
despatch FROM General suIly dated Fort sedgwlck,
April a. states that he has had satisfactory council
with the 0gallals and Brute bands Of Sioux Indians
one hundred IN number and representing four hundred
lodges and located them the country between the
Platte and smokey Hl rivera and the longitude OF Pole
and Plum creeks.
The steamer Jennie Lewis landed one thousand troops
and hundred Of government freight Omaha
t0.day.
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Thc ..Rcd Strtnxs,, of YirCinia,
NOR TIL CAROLINA.

IIonOrs TO the Rebel Dead i'm North Carolina.
Wilmington, North Carolina, paper supports sug-
geson that the 1st day of May be universally observed
and consecrated memorial day throughout the
South, and that the fair daughters Of Wilmington wend
their way in solemn procession to Oak Dale that day.
and there dedeck with Natures choicest flowers the
graves Of those OF noble dead who sleep their long
sleep in the quiet precincts of lovely cemetery.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
THE LATEST BY MAIL.

The People Of Luxemburg to the King or
H0Iland-Tho Feeling i'm Francc-Gcrman
Words for Peace.
BY the steamship Cuba at Boston, We received the
following mail telegram In detail OF our cable dispatches
70 the 14th OF April.
THE LuxxNBURo PEOPLE TO KING.
The following petition has been presented to his
majesty the KING of Holland and Grand Duke OF Luxein
burg
SRE-In presence Of the grave situation which
seems TO threaten the independence OF country the
undersigned respectfully lay before your Majesty their
ardent desire retain autonomy under the scepre Of
the House OF Orange. Anv political change which
would compromise their Independence would be con-
sidered as misfortune to our beloved country.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26

Ish reported Mat shs <sz,lsa government are nexo
sssing for shs steamer CAshssins WAITING which was
formerly called the Aehantrsss 70 convey party of four
hundred unrecons suctsd soushsrus 70 that country
IRON New 0risa. a with view % Shsir psrmansns ocs
ton The ve ~ s old ana cniy shout nne hundred
tons ouunsr- She n partly owned BY Judge whiting,
., shs CIV shs n pow ivlsg % Tryl
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ARKANSAS.
SPECIAL TelseaAms TO THE HERALD.

Progress of the Registration Of voters--O6ice
Holders Superseded.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April 25. 1857.
Orders were received to-day by Governor Murphy
from General Ord TO the effect that the State is divided
into eleven registration districts Registration officers
TO he appointed in each district four Of officers
serving in the army and two citizens.
Cunningham, the State Treasurer, has been dismissed
being incompetent to hold Office under the Congressional
acts Colonel Page, Quartermasor, has been appointed
in his place Several other State officers likely to be
dismissed for the
The expected registration OF voters will commence
speedily
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
krrAIas IN CINCINNATI.

Suicide Of Jacsb Wasxener-The Hmskss Mar
derers 70 be Hung en- Tuesday.
CIscrxrArr, April 2s, 1851.
Jacob wassonsr, Germsn, aged about forty yeass,
committed suicide to-day by cutting his thfos, With
common table knife J
The three Hughes murdsrsp viii bs hung NEXT Tusk-
day In the Jail yard OF this city Tho sxsoution win b.
private and not than thirty spectators admitted
strong EFFORT has been made 10 procure corsrnuta,ou
for Csss who 10 only nftssn ysss old, but tbns fss
failed.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
THE TRIAL or CHARLES C. WILLIAMS.

NORWICH, Conn, Aprii IS, 1897.
Charles G. williams the spi ri tuaist, who has been on
trial before the Superior Court Judge Park presiding
for three days past to-day found guilty on the ars
count OF the indictment, viz assault with intent to kill
his daughter Eunice, girl thirteen years Of age.
motion has been made for trial. but Is possbis
IL will be withdrawn aud sentence given Tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY APRIL 2e lss7-TRIPIE SHEET

seed has declined e5s per quarter Iron SIS per ton
for Scotch pigs, mixed numbers.
Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ANTWERP, April "a, 1867
Petroleum closed At Is francs per bbl for standard
white
ANTWERP, April 25-A NJ
Petroleum-Standard whites unchanged at As francs
uer barrel.
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THE IBERlAN QUESTION.

A Popular Movement in Oporto-I.aw and
Order TO be Restored.
LISBON, April "a 1857
A serious emeute is reported TO have occurred at
opono
frgaie has been sent there 10 assis in restoring
order.
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iTALY.

The Matrimonial Unien With Austria Post.
pOned.
FLORENCE, April "A, 1857.
The marriage Of the Crown Prince Humbert with one
Of Arch Duchesses OF Austria has been postponed
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lR El A n .

ResmmptiOu OF the Fenian Trials.
DUBLIN, April 25, 1851.
The trials Of the Fenan prisoners for high treason
have resumed and the prisoners Burke and Mccaf
Serty were to-day arraigned.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
A M U S E ME- Mt S

Al the Oym pic last night the Richngs Company pro.
duced Bslfes ravorts opera Of The Rose OF Castillo in
which Messrx Campbell Castle and the other members
tho company bore their parts with very
in Engish opera in this country The mule,ssr song
was remarkably we'll rendered. as the other gems
which make this opera such favorte with those who
admire the compositions OF The Bohemian Girl Bianrs
and The Ro re OF CASTLE
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This troupe played to very fair house, Argus Hail.
100 Broadway last evening. The company made up
entirely Of colored mep, who formerly slaves In
Georgia and their performances Of q character
give satsfacsion all who attend Their musical eyer
ser of excellent character and their comic oo s
most provocative of laughter kessrs Porter and Joh
SON. the tend men, are fully up TO the requirements
made them, and during the evening ey ker the
audience IN rosrs OF laughter
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heretofore been be- xowed upon the drying Or peaches
which rpcn in this latitude from one % two mouths
earlier tan IN that Of Now York The products OF the
orchard deserve as the, should receive greater ssn
ton in this State
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.sWhcre is your b0uquet q, snid lady q
friend Madison avenue while making morning CALL
sts fragrance exquisite My only bouquet hand
kcrchief' reply Half dozen drops OF PH Mons
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREGS had turned II into delicious
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\ step pws % Public Demonstrations In Hes-
sr Of Dead Rebels.
MEuHB. Tenn, April 2s. 1851.
In anticipation Of the proposed ceremonies al Elm.
wood Cemetery tomorrow when the ladies Of this city
intend decorate the graves Of the Confederate dead
Capt G. A. NJ Estes OF the 25th Infantry commanding
this post has addressed letter 70 Mayor IAnand N
which he says u becomes his duty a. the military TO
preventative cf the government 10 that stop put
without delay 10 such proceedings In conclusion he
desires the Mayor 70 prohibit any procession speeches
public demonstration In order 70 render useless mill
tary interference and suggests that they conne their
arrangements 10 simple acts Of mourning fcr their de-
ce,sed relatives ia tha CUSTOMARY manner.
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xfs as's II ysy sE:s

A..Alcss's Chersirsl q, FcE1as RssssFss SEss S;EEssy y
RUSHTON. 70 Astor House. and BY Al drnegists.
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Gfsr Follow ss:ss Ss s:. S sHa
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
Ii removes black spots pimples and all srupous Of tbs
ali
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Ask fer George W. Lsird's BIee@ q Ys.sh-
Take other. II renders the c0np1exo cesr and bosuf
full sold by druggists everywhere
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mnss ruriv aud enrichh the blood which HhLMBo!p~ I
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT or sAhsaa sAh ~ c,rs, = :
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DR.. Ven Eieenbera's A;stsetice >fYraicicsS.
Of all Diseases OF the Eye, Ear, ChArrh.
Throat Lungs, Liver Weakness OF the Nervous sys
Conaurnption and wasting The merits Of this
wonderful apparatus acknowledged by the highest
medical authority Once 2 Fifth avenue corner Twenty
eighth street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26

.soSs ss,e fsob Rs.s%S'e-
human milk assh and blood forming dgesist and assin
lated by the weakest stomach Laboratory 81 Ccrtanh 81
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Baidncss and Grsy. Hair frevested snx
GRANuJEAN, No. llAsior plsoe.
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Bartlett's Reversible sewing Machi.es. a
new BY hand foot Principal othcr and
saiesroorns e Broadway Of Prince stee New
York city.