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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

IAN LONDON A0Esy AARKEE-Lospox Nov. 90
Evening. -Consos closed at % 7-16 for money. The
market for American securities closes without any adj
vices BY Atlantic telegraph from America or the Iesh
and GOTH nsts. United States hve-twensss 70X; Ii-
nois Central sharses IS; Erie Railway shares, Az
THE FRANKFORT B0URsE Nov. 20-
Evening United States bonds quoted u 70 l. 10
for the issae OF 1892
LIvEsrooL Conos HARxEr -L,vxaroor, Nov. 40
lowing authorized quotations :--Addling uplandS 6Kd
nidd!ng Orleans. sxd The saes Of the day foot ~
$4,000 baisG
Trade RspoRr -LvsRrooLv Nov. 1o-Evsuiug. The
from Manchester ere unfavorable; sA he mar
ket for goods and yarns ID dull and heavy.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUHfs Manufacturers, Nov.
O-Evenng Corn, 48a %. per quarter fer mixed
Western. Wheat lga for California and 49, l0d per
Genital TOR rcd Western. Barley, s. a. per 60 lbs for
American. Oals 81. lad. per Is lbA for American
Peas, 60s per quarter for Canadian.
Evening Beef 1l0a per 36Albs for extra prime mssu
winter cured. Pork RS. per bbL for Eastern prrne
meas. Lard Sis. Cd. per cwt for American Chesss,
o2A per Cwt for American. Bacon, A9s. per cwt. fog
Cambsrlandcus middiea
LIvERPooL PRODUCE MAREHI LIVERPOOL Nov. 1Os-
Evsnng.-S0gar 20s. Cd. for No. IL Dutch standard.
Rosin-eomm0n &c. 3d. and medium la per cwt Tai
low 44s. 3d. per cwt FOR American. Turpsnlns 25G
per cwt for spYits Petroleum a. for spirits, L. ESd.
for refined per gallon. Clover SEED Soa Per cwk for
LONDON MAxxxrA-LoxDoS, Nov. 2o-Evsning -
Whale oil ESQ pr 2S2 glons sperm oil Ella per tom
Crude Calcutta linssed Ga Cd. per quarter. Lnseed
cakes Eli 6s per ton. Linseed oil f4o 10a per ton.
PETROLEUM NARKRr.-ANfwtRP., Nov. 20. -Evening -
The petroleum market closed nat q decline OF IT,
standard white lse 6os
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The Jnskmsn Hostile 10 Forsigners-Usgt ted
States and British War Vessels Fired Is.to-
Faiiures-Fearfsl Cyclone as Hong Ks,ng.
Lives Of ForsigpSrs Threatened.
SAN TRAxusco, Nov. ~ 1861.
yns Cnina mall steamer Great Republic bnnrs
shanshas tChinss dssss 70 the 17th q 0ctobsr.
me rsws from rsatsia represent sss fAs- yunnmsu
rns native sssnsn) q the mouth n The Psi-ho river
have recently shown great hostility 70 - foreigner In
that psghboshood. The English Admiral, Ksppsl hsd
bssa arsd into sssy while os board u ~ British gun.
bosl Dove The Americas steamer waoAussu haA also
- attacked Serious trosbls wns anticipated
The CAssf Or Nisnfs he'd - usual escaped u 10 hs.
,sv,d hat The imperial troops VIII shis wiasss FERN
conjunction with the MahomsaaA rebels and threaten
Pskin.
A shasshss the fall season hsA bssa astiS Many
ps,,ous hsa died suddenly, and among tAsm The wife
Of the British Consul
Commercial failures continue Tie sssdins house.
are closing up; also the French establishments q u,
ousposss Every one 10 oontsscsine me same PAM,
exws smsug the Chinsss 0st Of one hssdrs6 ana sir
tssn native banks fosoas have JAILED within Twelve
he inpas Tor va shsw - lserssss 4 aiss nmes1
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In to-day's HERALD We print China news
dated as late ~ the 18th OF October. The
Chinese, it appears, are by no means recon-
ciled to the new influences which, coming from
Europe on the ONE hand and America on the
other, are quietly revolutionixing their country.
The junkmen on the Pei-ho river have grown
fierce against the foreigner, and, IS will be
seen from the news, have made attacks on the
flagship Of the English Admiral Ksppel, and
also on the American steamer Wachusett At
Shanghai the fall season had been sickly i;
many deaths had taken place, the wife Of the
British Consul being among the number.
Trade was dull. Another fearful storm had
taken place, the American ship Supply escap-
ing In . marvellous manner. rich mine Of
ibituminous coal had been discovered on the
banks Of Yang-tss Kiang river, and attempts
were being made by Mr.. Workman, the British
Consul, to induce the Chinese authorities to
allow the mine to be worked BY foreigners II
Is agreeable TO see England and America
going hand in hand in all these mattera China
stands on the verge Of . great revolution, and
the revolution is to be accomplished by Anglo
Saxon, and not by Russian nor any other inau-
senco
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The City CAaassrl.iu and tho Interest .,

The City Chanberlaiu and tho Interest ON
i Deposits.
From the following communication It will
be seen that Peter Bismarck Sweeny Is
as good ~ his word, and intends to carry
out in good faith bis pledge to hand
over to the public treasury the whole amount
OF profits realized BY the City Chamberlain on
moneys belonging to the city and county Of
New York. in the shape Of interest from the
banks Of deposit -
! CHAxBsRIAM's OvyIcs. BROADWAY BAxx,
NEW Y0RK, Nov. q, 1867 +
HOE R.caAsD b CONNOLLY, Comptroller OF the City Of
DkAR sR-I have the honor 70 notify you that have
Ehs day received from the Deputy Chamberlain
posited 70 the Of "Prons realised BY the City
Cham0erlain and County Treasurer on moneys Of the
city and county In his custody and above salaries
and eypenses Of once" the sum OF 324,015 So
IL should Be remarked, that - the taxes onynow
being paid the bulk OF the annual advantages de-
rived from this source v yet to b realized.
Hereafter / shall make monthly returns Of these
proata
Youn, respectfully,
PETER B. swEENY, Chambssiaia.
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EUROPEAN. MARINE NEWS.

COmpanys steamship France Captain Grace which lsf
New York November 2, has arrived ~ this port.
QUlEusTown, Nov l0.-The Lamar steamship City Of
Antwerp Captain Airshouse, which left New York
November has arrived here her way 10 Liverpool
LONDONDERRY, Nov. 1o-The- Allan's line steamship
this port on her way 70 Liverpool
QUEENSTOWN, Nov 20-Noon-fhs stsamshIp Mime
sofa Captain Price, from New York on the 9th inst.
has arrived here en- route TO Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 20-The steamship Cimbria, Cap
tain Trautmann, which left New York the 9th inst
arrived at this port midnight and landing her
passenge frsishts and mails sailed this morning for
Hamburg.
The North German Lloyds steamship Hansa, which
left Now York the 7th nss, arrived hero ct four
O'Clock this morning and after landing her passenger
freghts and mails for Bremen.
LONDONDERRY Nov. 20.-The steamship st. Patrick
Captain Trochs from Quebec arrived u this port to-day
and sailed again for the Clyde.
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Dali .Baslncss In Yokshana-PracticaI Open.
Ing Of Jedds 70 Commerce Desbtfsl-Unsas.
isfactory Rumors-Disnsereus Inundatl0n-
A China Mail Steanship Supposed 70 be
Lost.
The steamship 0feat Republic Of me Chaa mail line,
has arrived She brings two hundred and ninety passen-
gers and two thousand tons Of cargo for San Francisco
New York ana Europe. Her dates are Hong Kong Octo
bsr Is and Yokohama 2sth.,
Since the departure Of tho mall slsamship Colorado
from Yokohama nothing OF interest had transpirsd
There was but small amount Of business being done
the condition Of The weather preventing arrivals Th
bad weather had detrimental snscs upon trade gen
great quantitiea Mousy was scarce.. and the impor
trsde suffered proposttona6ay.
.. Jeddo on the ION Of 0osobsr
There h change In The situation - ehe dlGculty
as.s s q. ne .pu.. III.
Jsddo b 70 b opened rather upon paper than prac-
An innsuss hotsa being bss q Jsddo BY tho gov.
srnmsnt for the uss OF forslgosrs y Questionable
whether anything more will be done In the way Of
opening that city 70 foreign intercourse
AZ Osaka about ten acrss Of land have bssn apart
for the uss Of foreigners bus IL long dsancs from
the business centre and surrounded, By, water.
The mysterious movements Of the rulers Of the coun.
try have given birth 70 rumon Of a unsat'sfactory
nature.
Manila letter q October ! says the weather had
under water DISASTROUS inundstoa- had occurred In
the northsru provinces Of the islands Reports from
Hocos that three villages have sntrey disappeared
and several hundred lives lost The same letter says
Sardinia hence for New York. put back In Distress
hAving suffered heavy damages
The stuart Wortey wrecked during gale on
Norh Danger Shoa end fears entertained for the
safety OF the Annie Langon aud Fort Regent bosh last
IN dangerous positions The ota wreck Of British
bark the coast 10 reported Accounts q farther dn-
asssn are daily arriving.
Tho steamer Europsen, with the mall Of August 10
from Hong Kong, was overdue. ana 10 was feared shs
had been lost
The steamship Costa RIGA brought 70 San francisco
2eol packages OF teas for New York and d bales Of
slks
Mevemenss or Our Asiatic, -saun6roB-LOca-
slsus or the Different Vessels Of shc Fleet.
sAH FnAHmsco, M. 10. 1851.
Advicss from shaaghas October IL give the position
Of the vessels belonging % the United States Asass
squsdroa In China and Japan wsssn.
The Hartford 10 route for Japan, Ne Unadia and
Asocssook are bo~ad 70 shaAshas. The supply II .
Honr Kone. and The konoeacy at Wampoa.
The Ashuelot h Shanghao. She y intended 70 b
employ By che Uated States Minister M Buringams
IL Waiting the eastern porss Of China during w
the Shenandoah 10 ss Yokohama; ~ wachussa ~
bssa heard from - SingaporA
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MExlco.



A NatieuaI Escsrt Oaere6 % Accompany
naxsn Hams Rsussi.s-Cossress Assem-
bved-Prssidens Jsarex Preparing ser all
HAVANA. Nov. 70. 1867.
The steamer Marsslla, Captain Carl, from Vera
Cruz, has arrived here, bringing news from that
port 70 the 18th last, and from Mexico City 70 the
18th inst
Tho remaina Of Maximfian had been given to
the charge Of Admiral Tegethon, who had received
very polite letter from tho Mexican Minister,
rendering IN escort Of government troops 70 Vera
Cruz At the national expense. All public demon
STATIONS, however. both on Mexican soil and
within Mexican maritime jurisdiction, were for
hidden.
Congress convened on the 10th, when there was
. quorum Of representatives present.
President Juarsz was proposing TO present .
defence Of the use which he made Of the discre-
touary powers with which he had been invested.
Il Ia stated that he had asked the forces belong
inr TO General Escobedo's command, which are 10
come to the capital.
The reasons Of this demand are left xplained
but Il IL surmised that Il ID owing to the large
force, said to be about $4,000 men and 500 piece
Of artillery. which General Dias has q command.
A Cuban, who has been some time resident 0
Vera Crux, says that he forsssss rsvolutiss sool
again In Mexico, probably about next January.
General Merino was sssassinsssd on he Coalco
J man roaA
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Paper Money Innation-Enecs 81 NspoIcen's
speech.
FLonsxcn, Nov. -. 1851.
The Bank Of Italy n about To- issus nsss Of the de-
nomination Of franc each, 70 supply the deficiency
N the smaller metallic currency.
The speech Of the Emperor Napoleon q The opening
sf the Preach Chambers hes had good eject here IL
psasss The Italians VINO behave that the ultimate gratn
saon Of the wishes Of Italy ID mpsdi In NJ words Of
NE Emperor " mot actually promised
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HMAn EXCITEMENT AZ 81. ADAMS. W.

1ff0m nS Evening TeIe1FAm q ye3tefday1
Bosros, Nov. 20, 1867.
mere was . considerable ssnsssioa caussd a g.
lbans W, this morning. BY The arrival Of couple Of
car loads OF arms consigned TO Peter ward prominent
wep,ss In the Invasion OF Canada two ysAn siscs.
They consisted Of musksss. sabrss and FEW side arna
Mr.. ward received them. and had them conveyed 70
store house jus outside The village IN the direction d
Hishsass Some think there % another invasion cen
asmplsssd while others imagine they are arms which
were sslsed by the government some time since and
snare noe bsss returned The latter coseuson is probs-
~ cssvsss although the mysterious silence q ward
Uavsn sp~svsas Of srspsnslsna fos hsseQkisa
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Commercial and Marine Inietiigence.
HAvAnA, Nov. 20. 1867.
The weather ID elsas and pleasant and shs sanitary
condition Of the island 10 good
sugar dali and nominal
Exchange on London II per cent premium; on Paris
TX nor cent premium; ON New York, currency, song
sigh 2ok per cent discount short sgbt 36H por ceos
discount; gold, long sight, az Per cent premium !
short sight, ~ per cen. premium.
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you that viii contribute to the greatness wealth and
happiness Of the country
For my own part you may rsAs assured will uphold
firmly the power conferred me- for NO obstacle nor
unjust opposition will shake either my courage or my
faith in the FUTURE
Tho United States and NapsIcsn's Congress.
PARu Nov. 20, 1857
Il u reported that the American Minister, General
DIE. has proposed 70 the Emperor Napoleon tAas me
United Sssss b rsprsssntsd in the coming general
conference. and that the Emperor approves Of their
adnissioo iate ths Congress - one OF the great
Powers
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HAr. Darling desires to benefit the city he
will withdraw from useless contest and ad-
wise his friends to support the old Knicker-
booker candidate, John II. Anthem. By such
. step he will insure the success OF the Grant
movement a. well - deserve the thanks Of Gil
good citizens.
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Tho Penobscot River Frozen Over &c Basgsg.
BANGOR, Nov. 20, 1861.
Inc river was frozen over below here " the severe
cold last night but WAS opened AGAIN so.dsv bv the
steamer katahdin from boston. Is now showing. but
the weather more moderate and Il 10 not Pressing.
how the storm clears on -
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John Mitchell, whom he came to America,
wanted nothing but Southern plantation and
. lot Of good fat niggerA O'Gorman, his COM
patriot, wanted nothing but Tammany toma-
hawk and Q good fat Office. Mitchell failed !;
O'Gormsn succeeded.
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Material Rersincatisns FOR the Eternal City.
PANS. Nov. 10, 1867.
Expsnsaesd engineers hare laid out and ths Ponsinca
troops are actively engaged In building substantial
works or defence as all the approaches 70 Rome and
thsss fostincaeus are rapidly apprcaohiag completion
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IN gathering up and preserving for future use
tnls finest specimen Of all. We want nothing
better for Mayor, and our citizens ought to re-
Joice that tho genuine article has been struck
at last
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Navigatisn Closed tho Neva.
81. PHrsnssunG, Nov. 10 1857.
The river Nsvs ID rssen ana navigation bsswssn
the gulfs Of Lagoda and Finland d closed.
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PORTUGAL.

Farrasurs Fleet Making Ready for Sea.
Lpso~, Nov. 10. 1881
The United States Hsss in this harber under the
nand OF Admiral Taragut viii al during The present
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a. 80
aspiring Il 10 CHEEKY.
Wtnterls dreary,
Green leaves hsns, but Che brown must fy;
when no 10 SHAKEN
Lone and foraker,
What old man DO but.dteV'
Why take PLANTATION BITTERS. 70 be- sure. and with
them lease OF lfe The old made young again.
the middle aged rejoice and the young become dou6y
liant b using this splendid Tonic Dyspepss Heartburn
the Back" and all symptoms OF Stomachc Derangement
yield 70 the health giving ndusnos OF PLANTATION
BTrERS They add strength TO the system and
to the mind.
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet article. "a.
pertor 10 cologne and 1t half the price.
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New Cslsslal Governsr.
MAnRln, Nov 10. 1857.
Julian PavA has bssn appeassd eovsrssr q Porto
Rico
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The salsas DasssrsusIy III.
LoSDox, Nov. 2o-Evenine.
Adsspssch from conssantnops states that the suitaS,
n dangerously IN.
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New Mescs H. M.a.. C:i'srs; C1fs, Cnge,
vctornea> Cloaks 0auntets &C., IN cvety description
Furs, 81 oENIng. SIS Broadway.
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oisr onr :nrs ssssS y lss sna sAou.ss ruru
ture ~ greatly reduced prices. -
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A N y s { N E N T s
Fre.eA rAe.sre-Rsssers.

Rrench Theatre-RtatOfls
Rstor took her leave Of New York FOR I've months d
> matinee yesterday. The French theatre was nike An
omnibus vet day. packed dsassly - s fullest
capacity would admit We ssw huaarsds turned away
III the deors from want Of inside The ninstsnths
of the audience ladies' and The latest end mess
brilliant winter fashions shons IN bsx balcony and par
lqusta large number were accom- medasd with sssts
behind The the Stage; others stood ZIP tos on
chairs at the entrances and some we're content with
catching glimpse Of the stage from the stairs Could
lany stronger proof b. gvsa Of the popularity and dssp
appreciates or the artistic and the drama, 81 the 3D.
mrabs company and The superior stage sppointmsnssf
Few Of The sudtors len The theatre before the curtain
IsI on che unhappy Marie Antoinetts on her way TO
execution, and tears fell fast from sympasnizing
eyes e zach dear object Of affection, her husband.
nsr son. her ffisnds torn from her BY The ptsss
demons Of the SANS exJo0 She vii sail Tor Havana
on this day week BY the Moro Castle her departure
being postponed account or she Of choea
In that city Mr. Grau for this reason decided on delay
dns his visit there until the lingering traces Of the
epidemic have disappeared
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SSs rss's s.s.c., I'll |.
CLEARING The yoss before King g srgne ana relieving
having peculiar anptiea affections wheh disturb The
speech. For Coughs and Colds the rkoCHBS
All
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Dn s. !. ssssl. Tact asd
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The Cyoads Duchess was once more happily Installed
at tins place last night Nadsmoissls Tostee appeared
.ssm,nsv outs recovered from her recent ndIsposon
She was in excellent voice and ovsrnowing with humor
and vtvacity. The house vas excessively full and
manifested 10 delight In al polite ways.
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DR.. Agaa, ,.Densmere Has Returned From
Europe anf. viii recommencc practices Al her residence
~ Fifth ave nue. Thursday. November "a.
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4 iO 3; ssa asssr

70 DyspopIlss ana Copsumptivsa
To fnvafids and ConvAescents.
To persona Affected with Colds,
Coughs and HoarseneA
And.with. pss Of appetite.
A.-A.-Meteevge. showers Have Created q
great sensation throughout ths world but the latest q
coyery e Cow Mixer tho milky way. This wonderful
Invention, which penpsia freely shown 70 81
CC6DHPANY, IS Brssdvsy
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LsNfz ss:;
matte Remedy saksa inwardN Refersnces H. 7s7
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Pfau, the Russian athlete 10 ONE Of The most sxtraor
binary performers that ever made football Of his body
IN sawdus ring or thrilled the hearts Of the audience
with Tying semsrAuit aerial lights and other fssss Of
agility. He appears every night this week q the New
York Circus and also at the Saturday matinee. The
Sousatrtan programme II this neat well arranged and
hieany furnished establishment 10 Of novel and inter
essng character and Affords delight 70 the largo audi
Aenco.
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R.ssurss c.rsa y D.; s e .S::s ,,,.1v.,.
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MIss Caroline Hamilton made successful debut a. the
metropolitan San Francisco October a. In julia Or the
Runchbsek. Mn Bates played Leah Ocsobsr 70.
IsAnavogus and Arrah-na-Pogus failed II the OpsrA
Houss. San Francisco Caste wss producsd there on
Uctcbsr -.
An actress q one a. The minor theatres Of San Fran
cisco attempted 70 poison hsrsslf FOR some within
Dhsr Last month, bus only succeeded IL making hsrss
sick and disguised with herself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams appeared a. The Lssis-
vile theatre November 10 IN the drama Of Connie
oogah rhsy have been highly succsssfsi during their
western tour.
oscar Pfsisr the South American pianist and son Of
Afadams Ida Pfensr the celebrated traveller, will give
concert At Stairway Hall TO night assissd BY Madame
humey and other artistsA
kesses appeared last night ~ the Chssnut Philadelphia
bn Boucicault's sensation drama Of Hunted Down; or
The TWO Lives Of Mary Lsigh.
Benedtct,s opera the LILY OF Killarney, founded
ahe story Of Colleen Bawn will close eucceesfni run 81
ahs Academy Of Music, Philadelphia. tonight
The American comedy OF Sen vey successful 81 the
roh Forest cIosss this week his sngagsmsnt ~ The
John <. Owens i 4 the National ciucinnam This h
his third week there. and the business 10 good.
Edwin booth and Miss Mary Mcvcksr are ndulsing
shakspsarsan eharadsrs a. Do Bars Opera House. D.
Kate Reynolds, charming and popular actress, y
giving this week the comedy OF kchelieu o. sixteen
MA Jenny Ksmpson sings In Boston on Saturday and
Sunday nehs both In concert and oratorio, once being
before the Handel and haydn Society Her nne conrso
voice and theroash artistic training have made her
fsvorite.
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Hernia Cared BY Dr.. sherman. ma. =, s,o.a,
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wants ian 10 csn can can laugh M their eyes are
swimming In tean. IT'S better than going theatre:
yes q. will tell you how 70 getiL 90 70 Dr. VOL.
COrrS once, 40 Chatham square, New York, and 1t all
painting thsmssiyss with : liquid called PAIN PAinT.
fool % Ne crown can have rsnszsd f.es Of cost or
6sa night cap and dossn OF his besides painting
the hardest eases, and The rest set % work with
brush and . cup Of PAIN PAINT painting their own
knees FOR fss for bunsoas chssks for tooth
side u waiting N get in 70 Peintsd an-.s.s
the extreme and never b. forgoen Ies worth
ride behind locomotive 70 and get peep PAIN
PAINT excitement than any remedy
introduced and sold 81 Ill druggists from - cents 70
Is 3 bottle with . hgnsh.
Dr. waico Y The we'll known prop!ssor q MAJ standard
and colds the He all purchase Of hts
remedies unless II pure white Wrappers
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Cawgscu, APsshsssy.sn 5sa Chs. it,, Csrs.es
Medicines and Faney 6ooda
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Dr. SD srnan Csvcs Rupsarss at His
once, 697 Broadway.
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move cures Tar. fi@pi.s trsciiss ssH RSsais
BARRIERS Isch Chaps Chafss Tender Flesh, orms
skin Scalp Diseases 3D. besides beng the best shaw.
ing eomgeund ever iayenlsd- ooUkAuDs PovDRE
sny PR, q ne body ssfsy and ws,,anssS
for nushsd red apd heated faces oQURAuD's oRIRN.
tai CREAM or fak0ICAL BKAUTITIER Pound Il DR..
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