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TEDEGRiPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
BRITISH OPINION OF TAAD STEVENS.
Napoleon Reviews the Ma
tiOMal Guard.
ENGLAND.
The London Press ON Thad Stevens.

The London Press ON Thad Stevens.
LONDON, August a. 1883.
kilograms were promptly received from New York
announcing the death OF Representative Stevens, OF
Pennsylvania. The intelligence has created most
profound sensation, and nearly all the morning jour-
mails have elaborate obituary notices.
The London Times, after recounting Mr. Stevens
prominent connection with the recent impeachment
project and his views relative to the payment Of the
United States vetwenty bonds concludes its article
with the following words:-''The death Of Thaddeus
Stevens is not now public loss. His impeachment
policy was OF ncaculabe injury to his political party
and the financial dishonesty which he encouraged
dies with him. He was fanatcal, bitter and self.
willed man, but not mean or deceitful. He is the
last of the leading Americans who had the courage
to rise above political par tisanshp."
The London Telegraph has the fouowing:-"Mr
Stevens was neither wse good nor generous, but In
his time he did signal service, and, with all his
faults, he merits the famous phrase That was q
man," The London Ne,cS concludes its article:-
'The death OF Mr. Stevens leaves no important place
untitled either in the lead Of his party or in the coun
ellis Of the nation"
The other journals have critics expressing similar
views.
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TtLEGRApHIc NEWS ITEMS.

The residence Of John Bell. Toronto, Canada on
Adelaide street. and three adjacent houses were de-
stroyed by fre ON Thursday night.
John Rathbone Schoneld the eldest child OF Gene
raj J. NJ. Schoheld Secretary Of War, died at West
Point yesterday morning. He was in the eleventh
year OF his age
The Legislature Of Tennessee yesterday adopted
resolutions in honor OF the memory Of Thaddeus
Stevens. 3"
The planning mill OF Garsand Masland and the
car shop OF Shawber & johnson, OF Reading, Pa,
were destroyed by fire about one O'Clock yesterday
morning. The total loss amounts to about $40, 600.
A small portion was covered by insurance. The fire
Is supposed to have been the work OF an ncendiary
delegation OF railroad men, members Of the press
and telegraph men were at the summit OF Mount
Washington, n. H., yesterday, upon the invitation
OF the proprietors OF the Mount Washington Railroad
Company, to inaugurae the new railroad, which Is
completed to within short distance Of the summit.
The road is a success and the occasion was made
pleasant one to all concerned.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Democrats State Convention.

tDCHIUCllt1C OUHVVT1ttO0s
RALEIGH, August ID, 1865.
The Democratic Convention adjourned at two
O'Clock this afternoon. The torchliaht procession
last night was large and brilliant. About three thou
sand persons were in the procession. number OF
speeches were made. The number Of delegates ac
tually in attendance exceeded one thousand. 1t was
the most imposing political gathering held in this
State since lS4o. The Convention endorsed the NOM
inees and platform OF the National Democratic Con-
ventlon unanimously. Several strong resolutions in
reference to State affairs were also adopted. I. ).
Jarvis, OF the First district, and Major John Hughes,
OF Newbern, of the Second district, were selected as
Presidential electors In their respective districts
The other electors will be selected by their districts
in future. The influence Of the Convention is re-
garded by its friends as most happy and extensive
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

The following matnecs are announced for to-
day:-Oiympic theatre, 'Humpty Dumpty;" Broad.
way theatre, 'Trodden DOWN. New York theatre
"Foul Play" Tony PASTORS Opera House, 'The
Lively Moke" and 'rhe Lawyers Clerks"
Miss Maggie Mitchell, supported by James Collier,
'stars'' through New England early In the fall.
Marie Zoe, the "Cuban sylph,r commences an
engagement at Wizards theatre Boston, on Sep
TENDER %.
Edwin Booth commences an engagement at the
National theatre Cincinnati, on September IA
Edwin Adams commences an engagement ri the
Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia, on September II.
Dolly Davenport, who was dead-in the papers
but Is again alive Is 70 be stage manager next season
at the olympic theatre, Sc. Louis.
The treasurer Of Howe's Circus and Menagerie,
the funds Of that concern as was reported but il at
the present moment located ut Cape Vincent, where
he s busily engaged IN reorganzing the 'show" for
The Varieties theatre, Pittsbura, reopens for the
regular fall season on Saturday evening next under
the management Of Mr.. Harry W. Williams. An en-
tirely new company Of 'picked stars have-some.
where-been boxed up for the occasion, and will
arrive In that smoky town tomorrow.
day for "season OF i've only" with .the wonderful
Fusl fama Japanese Troupe, entirely different In
clans, acrobats and musicians arc said TO be the
most extraordinary ever permitted TO leave the
dominion OF his High Mightness the Tycoon, the
citizens OF St Louis will probably appreciate the
sport that manager DE Bars generosity has provided
for them.
AstIey's, in London, was opened on the 1st inst,
under the management or Miss Agnes Cameron an
American actress more popular, as II generally the
case upon the other side OF the "big pondn than In
her own country. The opening play was O sensa-
tional adaptation of the Right Hon. u. Dsraes
poetic and beautiful tragedy, "Alarcosr which had
been altered by the kind permission OF the author.
has written TO the Marquis OF Caux Informing him
that he (the Marquis cannot bear the title Equerry
to his Majesty 80 long as his wife, the Marchoness
PattD, continues her connection with the theatre.
The Marquis is forty-two years OLD and the Mar
choness twenty-six. The happy couple will fiuctu-
ate between London and Paris until November when
they 10 TO ST. Petersburg, and IRON there they will
como to New York.
Mr.. Barton Hill win be the great attraction next
season Of the Arch street theatre phIlaJopLIa with
Miss Lizzie Price es leading lady. - ~
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KANSAS.

More Indian Outrages-SettIers Murdered
and Children Carried into Captivity-Large
Number of Persons Missing.
ST. LOUIS August IA, 1863
A special despatch from Solomon City. Kansas,
says:-'Captain Moody has just arrived here, and
reports that on Wednesday large band Of Sioux,
Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians attacked the
settlement on Solomon river, fiftynve miles north
of here killing Daniel Deaugardis and b. b.
Bell and MORALLY wounding Mrs. Bell. The
Indians also ravshed two women on Plum
tn Mr.. AZ A Reli' living "n Mnherrsy creeS ThaSy
also killed q German and wounded a boy on Brown
creek. There Is large number Of persons missing
from the vicinity OF Brown creek All the stock has
been run or and the countrfhas been stripped OF
provisions
1t is reported that fight is now going on at Salt
creek.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Paraguayun Raid on the Allied Iron-Clads-
Tho New Imperial Brazilian Cabinet.
LISBON, August IL, 1865.
The Brazilian steamer which arrived to-day brings
dates from Rio Janelro to the 18th ult. The war
news is not very important The Rio Janeiro news
papers print an account OF Paraguayan expedition
against couple OF Brazilian lron-clads. The boats
OF the Paraguayans were beaten or and the project
was abandoned.
The new Brazilian Cabinet Is composed as fol-
lows
President and Minister OF Finance. viscount TIA
borahy; Minister or Foreign Affairs, Paranlios; Min
lister OF War, Murba; Minister Of Pubic Works,
Commerce aud Agriculture, Lcao; Minister Of the
Marine, Caegipe; Minister OF Justice, Aleclar.
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Arrival Of the Yacht snppho Mt cowes.

Yachtmen generally, and the members Of the New
York Yacht Club in particular will have much. plea
.sure ON reading the following telegram, which was
received yesterday
CowEs, Isle Of Wight August Ia, 1885,
The yacht Sappho, from New York. arrived at this
port to-day.
The Sappho cleared for Cowes on the 2sth ult, and
on the Goth the gallant little craft left her moorngs
and was lowed down opposite Quarantine landing,
Staten Island where she cast or the hawser and set
sail. Arrived at the Hook the wind was unfavorabe
for start and the Sappho accordingly returned and
cast anchor within the Horseshoe where che re-
manned until the following morning, when she
started on her voyage with favorng breeze. The
yacht was under the command OF Captain p. p.
Baldwin, and in addition to her crew, twelve in
number carried the following passengers:-3lrs.
BALDWIN, Miss Noodle, Lorenzo u. Hyatt aud VIII
liam POlOn.
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GEORGIA.

Appointments Of Judges Of the Supreme
Court-Rant Of a COlored senator--Thc
Cotton Crop.
ATLANTA, August IA, 1868.
The following Gubernatorial nominations were
confirmed by the Senate to-day:-Associate Judges
of the Supreme Court-H. X. McCay, eight years;
Hiram Warren, four years.
Mr.. Campbell colored) moved to reconsider the &C.
ton Of the Senate the minority report In the case
OF the expelled colored Senator Bradley and spoke
at length and predicted that II Bradley was sent
forth on the world this foul imputation on him
would be met by the sympathies of ninety-two thou
sand votes OF the down-trodden race that the time
would come when the bones OF Campbell would rise
In Judgment against the men who perpetrated such
injustic on an innocent man and brought about such
q calamity
The cotton bolls in this vicinity are well de-
veloped and give promise OF staple Of superior
quality.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Rupture In the Republican Party-Reported
Aiming Of Nesroes-NO Money In the Trea.
sury and Legislators GrambIing.
COLUMBIA, August H. 1868.
The veto OF Governor Scott to certain radical mea
sures OF legislation has created intense feeling among
the extreme members and break between the radl.
Gals and moderate republicans.
Intelligence received here indicates the armng of
the negroes in different portions OF the State and
that threats OF violence are made. The leaders pub
lciy say they have captain every plantation and
the whites anticipate serious trouble.
The Governor has failed TO make loan of 1926, 00o
and the members OF the LEGISLATURE are grunbling
because the people talk OF refusing to pay taxes.
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CUBA.


Market Report-Exchansc Quotations.
HAVANA, August 10, 1858.
Sugar, Nos. 10 to 12 TX reals per arrobe Nos. Is
20 20, SN 10 reals; muscovadoes, fair to good re-
inning. DUH % TX reals. Moasses, clayed, dull, AZ
reals; muscovado, or common, nrm, reals. Lard
frm, 10 20. Hams, common sailed. 10; sugar
cured, o. Hoops, long shaved 20; short shaved, So
Lumber, white pine, $40; yellow, $40.
Exchange on London ii llH premium; United
States In currency, long sight, 80 81 discount
short sight. 30x 29k discount. Gold exchange,
United States, long sight, par " premium; do.
short, y u premium.
EreQhts nrmer. .-..
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The school ships Saratoga and Portsmouth, re-
turning from q cruise, passed into Fortress Monroe
yesterday. i
surgeon David Harlan. on duty at the Naval
Academy Hospital, having been granted leave OF ab-
sence for tour to his home in Hartford county, Nd,
Surgeon Jonathan M. Foltz occupies the position
until his return.
Movements Of the Secretary Of the Navy.
Secretary Wclles and suite were received yesterday
forenoon AZ eleven O'clock at their vessel by Com
odoe Rogers who escorted the party To the private
rate where they were met by the battalion OF
marines under Lieutenant Colonel McCawley, one
hundred and fifty strong, who presented arms as
the party passed In, There were present also all the
naval oifcers attached to TINS station, In full uni
form, and O'Conaors full hand. the visitors were
entertained NJ the Co nmodores residence, ana al
The officers OF the station were presented TO the Sec
rotary Ihe partt left thus port IN the afternoon for
the Portsmouth YARD. ailapoosa VIII return mere
Tor supplies on Saturday Boston Posi-. AUGUST L.
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The wind gradually freshened, and after the passing
OF Brentons reef by the Magic rst Restless second
Fleetwng third, Dauntless and Palmer, there was q
great division OF the neet and they dotted all parts
tender OF the ldler bore down upon BLOCK Island to
the stakeboat add the Pleetwina Magic. Alice,
the squadron could not be waited for a. the dsst
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NAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship ocean Queen VIII sail from this
port on Saturday for AspinwaI
The mails for Central America and the South r a.
cifc will close at halfpast ten O'Clock In the morn
ing.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for the Pacific
will be ready at hafpast nine in the morning.
Single copies. In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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FRANCE.
Imperial Military Review,

ImperIaI MIHtHry Rev1cw,
PARIS, August IA, 1868.
There was magnificent military display here to-
day. The National and Imperial Guard were re.
viewed by the Emperor. The Empress the Prince
Imperial and large number of notabes were also
present r--
Fifty two battalions Of troops passed In review.
The city was gay decked with f1ags. Vast multi
tudes thronged the streets and the enthusiasm was
unbounded.
The royal family were loudly cheered.
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EXPRESS ROBBERIEs.

The Merchants' Union Express Robbery-AP-
ress Of the Alleged Perpetrators In Canada.
TORONTO, August II, 1863
The police Of this city, together with the members
of the chicago detective force, to-day arrested
a party Of men and women, supposed to be con-
cerned In the Merchants Union Express robbery,
which was committed during the month Of May last
on the Hudson River Railroad. The names OF the
parties arrested are--Moore and his wife; ID. Thomp
son, actor, and nis Vile; q A. Morton anu ms VIE;
Surge and boy named Brown. Allan Pinpert0n's,
Chicago detectives had the case In charge. writ
OF habsas corpus has been applied for. Hon.J. II.
Cameron and Hon. NJ. z. Cameron have been re-
tanned for the defendants. Large sums OF money
and bonds were found on the women. The city IL
greatly excited over the arrests made, and startling
revelations are looked for.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News by
the Gable up to the hour Of publications. Telegrapho
Dispatches from all parts OF the world an interest
ing account Of an interview with Brigham Young,
the Mormon Prophet THE NEW YORK HERALD u
translation rom the Omnibus of Naples; Opinion Of
Attorney General Evarts on the Resignation OF Com
missioner Rollins and the power OF the Presi-
dent to NIL vacancies; The Last Moments Of
Thaddeus Stevens; Obituary Notices OF Mr.. Steyens
aud Adsh Isaacs Menken; the Current News Of tho
week ME Fashions; Amusements; Scientific; varie-
ties; Facetig; Sporting; Political ana Religious In
telgence: Editorial Articles prominent topics of
the day. Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the
Cattle, Rorse, Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Mar
kets; Financial and Commercial Intelligence and
DcQunts Of oil important and interesting events Of
week.
TERsb:-Single subscription, 90; Three COPIES
s.; FL copies, s.; Ten copies, SIS; Single copies,
five cants each. A limited number Of ad vertlsenents
insertsA In the WEEKLY HERALD. "a
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, August 14.-The steamship Pennsyl-
vanie Captain Hail. OF the National line which left
New York on the LIST inst, arrived here to-day.
GLASGOW, August A--1ne steamship Columbia,
from New York August /, arrived In the Clyde
to-day.
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that had BOWED merrily past the goal speeding
homo under freshened breeze from the +. N. f.,
several OF the yachts sailing wing and wing;
but as darkness approached the whitening first
gained the stakeDoat home the winner OF the sioop
prize and the Eva the winner Of the schooner pflze-
They approached the tender OF the Idier in the fol
lOWinp
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The Legation in washington.

PARIS, August II, 1S6s
Count r. De Morean Faverney at present second
secretary to the Duo de Gramont, Ambassador OF
France to the Court OF Vienna, has been appointed
nrst secretary to NJ Berthemy, Minister Plenipoten-
tiary from France to the United States in place OF
the viscount de Saint Ferriol, resigned
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me other yachts were not placed. This gives THIS
great ocean race, after day OF splendid sailing and
cloudless sky, to the soop whitening and
scnooDer Eva, both gallant vessels. The WIND died
have been different.
the yacht Fieur de Lis, which has received new
the feet here
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The Bank Return.

PARIS, August IA, 1858.
BY the regular weekly statement Of the Bank of
France published yesterday the signature OF It's
officers, 1t Is shown that the dow Of specie to the
bank still continues. The amount Of bullion In vault
is fully s4oooOOo francs greater than at the CORE
spending period last week.
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ILLINOIS,.

Arrival or the Chincsc Ambassador NJ
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August IA, 1868.
Arson Burngame, OF the Chinese Embassy; Ros-
coe ConklIng. OF New York. and senator Cole, OF
California, are IN this city.
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Winn0rss .
l1iW NEWPORT, II. l., August IL 1893.
Last evening this comfortable watering place for
got IT. fashion, Its folbles and nummery, and where
sentiment and innocent expressions had been the
excitement Of such hours on similar occasions the
incidents Of the great ocean race were fully dis
cussed. Hotels, club houses and the avenue heard
little else but prophecies and speculation from sturdy
men and innocent childhood, from courtly danes
and pretty maidens; while down on the shore and
on the wharves stalwart salts, who were born
within sound Of the beating Of the sea- argued
loudly for and against their fsvortes The yachtmen,
meanwhile, consulted with sailing masters about
their chances Of success-whether alterations were
In any necessary their respective ve~sels
and then, tired with discussion retired early, that
long before the sun should career above the Neigh
boring hille they should be tue alert. Lay
broke IN all the splendOr OF clear August morning,
but film of fog rested over the harbor and dead
calm prevailed. Long before the hour arrived that
the yachtmen should begin TO make the prepar atoms
necessary to get in position for the start crowds OF
ladies and gentlemen, with merry children, swarmed
along All the approaches to the barbor that COM
manded view " the fleet. The pretty stanch and
elegant steam tender Of Mr.. Durant, owner OF the
Idler lay quietly at anchor on Commercial wharf,
and eyes became dim with watching for the com.
nittee who had been selected TO note the start and
arrange all the preminarics OF the race. At last
wind rippled the waters and the yachts started
A noted In the regulations OF yesterday, from
a line drawn from Fort Adams TO the ruins OF old
Fort Dumping opposite There was no allowance
OF time, and the difference In passing this line was
deducted At the hour Of arriving The race was to
be made In eight hours. The start was effected az
fOlOWa.-
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Plague.
OTTAWA. August IL 1858.
The Minister OF Customs has despatched special
agent TO investigate the extent OF the cattle plague
In the United states.
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An Editor Sentenced.

FARlS, August II, 1865 :
Mr.. Henri Rocheport the editor Of the Lante,ne
newspaper has in his absence been sentenced to pay
1ne OF ten thousand francs and be imprisoned one
vear In JAIL
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PARIS, August IA, 1885,
Lord Napier Of Magdala was one of the distin-
gushed foreign visitors present at the review of the
National Guard to-day,
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Fires Again Raging In the Woods.
TORONTO Aug. IA 1858.
Large fires are again raging In the woods In the
neiuhborhood Of Belle Ewart and LEROY. The for
mer place was several times on fire, but was extin-
puished. million dollars worth OF lumber and
forest has been destroyed,
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A.-PhaIOn's "Pnphian soap" Possesses the
properties the "Paphan Lotion" 70 cents cake
II will moi chap the skin IL Is Invaluable for the TOILET,
BATH and NURSERY
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A.-Jcners Offers Extraordinary Rurgnins.
IN LADIES' Misses and Chldrens Boots Shoes JEP
FERs, Lbs ,lse broadway opposite ST. James Hon
and Fifth Avenue hotels.
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Mvsterious Disappearance OF TINT Los th-
disease Catarrh follows the OF Dr. KENNEDY6
"Permanent Cure" For sale ~ druggists.
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A.-Phalon's "PaphIan Lofiopo Removes
FRECkLES, PfMPLEs, TAN, SALT RHEUM ERYSlP-
ELIAS, Ac
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An Adams Express Messenger Robbed In Sc.
Louis. a.nafN

81 LOUIS, August IT, 1908.
The Adams Express Company was robbed OF about
a. 900 this morning. Yesterday two men rented an
ONCE on the second moor Of No. ia Second street
and put up sign, "B. r. Goodrich a Cor BY last
nights express train the company received package
nom Odin, m, addressed as above, purporting to
contain STAT 10. This morning the package was
a receipt was seized by she throat by man In the
once and another applied chioroform to him. The
messenger struggled violently and not yielding read
blows on the head with heavy iron bar and knocked
senseess. The robbers then rined the messenger's
pouch Of the contents and escap ed. The package
was no doubt, a bogus one and the whole affair q
pnt M Job No clue has been obtained to the rob-
hers. The messenger, Isaac Cross s badly hurt,
having three ugly wounds ha head, besides being
severely injured ON one hand.
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sentence Of Two Expires. sosber, In Indiana,

BRowNsTOwN Ind, August A. 1903
IN the matter OF Collersn and Hammond, who are
charged with robbing the Adams Express Company
by cverpowering 0 messenger near Seymour, In
september, 1897, the former entered plea OF
guilty and was sentenced TO Ava years. imprson-
nent In the Peniter.iary and 10 pay nne OF $500.
VIE case OF HAMMOND IL still continued.
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BnecheIcr's Hair Dye.-Thc Hest In tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless reiao Ole, nsAntA
neous- FACTORY rs bond street
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Chevalier's Treatise ON the Huir-Csivew
away NJ the drug stores and sent by mail This VARIABLE
book should house, teaches to restore gray hair
70 s original color, cultivate aud have beautiful 70 tho
SARAH A. CHEvALTRR. N. d.. LIS Broadway, MY
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HIPS Hair Dye, Soc, Black, Brown; Durr-
able best cheapas, In Depot 266 Brosway. Sold