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DELAWARE.
Republican Stntc Convention NJ Dover-Con-
grcss and General Grant Supported.

Republican Stntc Convention NJ Dover-Cou.
gress and General Grant Supported.
WILMINGTON, April ~, 1868.
The Republican State Convention or Delaware met
ut Dover yesterday, nearly full delegations being
present from all the counties. The following dele
cations were elected to the Chicago Convention
Joshua T. Head, Lewis Thompson, r. b. Smithers,
Thomas b. Coursey. G. s. Layton, Isaac ]. Jenkins
Resolutions were adopted to nominate General
Grant and endorse impeachment. Two OF them are
Us follows:--
Resolved, That we approve the plan adopted by
Congress for the reorganization OF the rebel States.
that its vital principle, impartial suffrage, ia lust az
well polite, and that in view OF the action OF Con
gress, already had, AZ well as OF natural Justice we
express the hope that such an amendment of the
constitution Of the United States will be made "a
will secure the application of the principle through
out the republic.
Resolved That we give our voice TO- and pledge our
assistance in the maintenance OF, the national faith
and credit insisting that In the payment Of the debt
the spirit oil the contract shall be truly and honorabIy
observed.
The first of these two resolutions was warmly dis.
cussed, Edward q. Bradford, Howard M Jenkins
and others supporting IL, and X. u. Smthers Major
Lonand and others opposing it, The resolution az
finally adopted amid great enthusiasm and cheering
by test vote OF rs to 81.
The delegates have not been instructed In regard
to the candidate for Vice President but the opjnion
Of the Convention is generally favorable TO Mr..
Wade.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of rae uesuu.

The Radical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Cnbi-
net Appointments aud Foreign Missious--
The Vice Presidency.
WASHINGTON, April ~ 1863.
Whatever may be pretended by radical leaders, the
fact is notorious in political circles here that they
have been comforting for weeks past In regard to the
new order OF things which is TO follow the removal
OF President Johnson, for that has been forcgone
conclusion since the articles OF impeachment were
voted. The votes OF Fessenden and some others on
side motions have no significance whatever They
are all shams and intended to give a semblance Of
fairness to deliberate and infamous purpose. Mr.
Johnson Is an obstruction to radical dc sgns and to
the Presidential game and therefore he Is to be re-
moved. That is the only reason, and IL IL admitted
by the franker radicals, like Chandler, Conkling &
Co., who have their own axes TO grind.
Wade was In consultation with stanton ten days
ago in regard to the Cabinet, and offered him any
place he thought proper to choose. stanton Will go
out at least temporarily, In order 20 produce the
false impression that he has not s,ad In merely for
the ONCE. Besides, he eau operate ~ advantageous
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

List Of Americans registered at the Office OF
Bowles, Drevet Co., "a rue de la Paix, Paris, for
the week ending April 10, 1s6s.--fr0m New York
Mr. w. w. Clarke and family Mr. W. G. Hunter and
family, Miss 5. b. snow, Mr. and Mrs. w. b: sage,
Mr. @. II. Livingstone, Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Gilman,
Miss r. A. Bukey, Mr.. A. Buckley, Mr.. Cooley Mr..
c. J. Adee. Mr.. 4. ID. Craig, Mr.. r. F0rsythe,
Webster Mr. II. Hastings and family, Mr..
and Mrs. J. McGregor Miss McGregor, Mr.. r. IT..
yIodgman aud wife, Mr. ]. II. Hodgrnan, Mr.. G. n.
Rogers Mr.. w. II. Foeit Mr.. u. r. Farrar, NJ.
A. Cheney. worcescr--Mr q. I. Putnam, Mrs.
washburT Mrs Fox. Chicago-Mr. r. Is. Bryan
and family, Mr.. j. Magill and wife, Mr.. II. G. Durant,
Mr. J. Wing, Mr.. !. N. Durham and family. Michi-
pan-Mr. J. sin and WIFE, Miss J. A. Potter. Belfast
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Johnson. Bunaio-Mr n. 5.
Cutting, Mr. G. e.. Williams. DaytOn--Nr III. T..
parr0lt New orleans Mr. ]. Suudstruu
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ILLINOIS.

Preparations i'm Chicago for the Holding Of the
Republican National Convention.
CHICAGO, April "a, 1868.
No change will be made in the place Of holding the
National Republican Convention. The committee,
from the shortness Of the time, is compelled to de-
cline the proposition Of the citizens to erect wig
wan on the lake shore. The Opera House will be
fitted up to hold twentyeight hundred persons, eX-
elusive of the convention.
Theodore Cameron, a gambler of this city, and
Joseph Bruce, gas-ftter from Philadelphia became
involved In an alteration tonight which terminated
in the shooting and killing Of Bruce Cameron sur
rendered himself TO the authorities.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, April "a

WASHINGTON, April "a 1868.
The House, as usual, attended in the Senate cham
Der on the Impeachment trial. After the House re-
turned to its chamber
The SPEAKER presented number OF Executive
communications in reference To the Indians and
other SUBJECTS which were all appropriately re-
ferred.
Mr.. DAWES, (rep.} OF Mass, introduced bill TO
facilitate the settlement Of certain prize cases In the
Southern district of Florida, which was referred to
the Committee on Naval Affairs.
Mr.. PRICE, (repl OF Iowa, presented joint res0lu-
tons OF the Iowa Legislature on the following sub
jects:--ln reference to making pOsimasters agents
for the distribution OF revenue stamps; TO connect
the waters of the Mississippi with the waters OF Lake
Michigan; to have the Iowa river declared unnavig
able and in reference to bridging the MISSOURI rvert
Mr.: CoBB rep.) OF Wis., presented memorial o.
the Wisconsin Legislature asking for grant OF land
to aid In the construction OF the Wisconsin Valley
Railroad, which was referred to the Committee on
Public Lands.
The House then, at haf-past three O'Clock. al
journedtill twelve O'Clock tomorrow.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Prize Fight in Wnrwick-The COmbatanfs Ar.
rested by the Police and Committed to Jail.
PROVIDENCE, April a. 1868.
large number Of sporting gentry left this city
early this morning for point in Warwick, dozen
miles south Of this city, to witness prize fight
between Robert Sellers, Of Providence, and Peter
English, Of Baltimore.
posse OF police followed them, and reached the
scene after the contest had been going on about forty
parties were badly punished, and nearly exhausted.
Both were arrested, taken to East Greenwich, ar
ralgned before magistrate and committed to jail In
default OF $4,000 bail each. Both have become blind
from the effects Of the blows received. The two hun
dred spectators were permitted to escape.
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JAPAN.

Retirement Of the Tycoon-ssIuden,ni OF.
fcrcd for Murdered Frenchmen.
LONDON, April "a, 1868.
Lator and important intelligence has been received
from Japan via Shanghae. The Tycoon Stotsbashl
had retired from the government The MIkado Of
Iers indemnity for the murder OF the French sailors
NJ Osaca
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THE INDIANS.
Outrascs Near Black Hills and Fort stanton

Outrascs Near Black Hills and Fort stanton.
81. LOUIS, April "a, 1868.
A Cheyenne despatch says the Indians attacked q
party OF laborers In Black Hills yesterday and killed
four Of them. They also captured six teams belong
ing to the train.
New MEXICAN papers report the indians in the vi.
cinity OF Foft stanton 10 be very Troublesome They
have killed several settlers au1 run or large mum.
Der OF CATTLE
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OHIO.
seizure Of Whiskey in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April "a, 1865.
This morning the First district United States AS
SCISSOR erected the largest seizure OF illicit whiskey
ever made in the swest After midnight the
city police accidentally discovered some parties
unloading barrels from a canal boat under
suspicious circumstances, and reported the fact
- the assessor, who proceeded to make
investigation. They found ut work. and 300 bar
res OF whiskey unoaded and rolled into the recti-
flying establishment OF X. d. ROckhl, ON the canal.
The barrels we're without mark government
brand Of any kind. The officers took immediate
possession Of Rockhill's establishment and the canal
boat containing the remainder of the whiskey. The
800 barrels were placed In bonded warehouse.
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ENGLAND.
The Canadian QuestIon-Secret Proposals Of
Russia.


The Canadian QuestIon-secret PROPOSAL. Of
Russia.
LONDON, April 4-Midnight.
In the House Of Commons this evening Lord Stan.
ley, in reply 70 o question: admitted that the En-.
perOr Of Russia had made secret proposals to the
British government with regard to the Cretan din.
Guilty, but which without the consent Of the Gear
could not properly be made public.
The plain solution OF the reply Is that proceedings
looking to the independence Of Crete (which the
Sublime Porte will not concede without compulsion)
IL policy which it is impossible for Great Britain to
pursue.
Opinisn Of the Disraeli Budget Doubtful
Economy.
LONDON, April a. 1868.
The Budget, which was introduced in the House
last evening by the Chancellor Of the Exchequer,
forms the chief topic Of editorials this morning with
the London press.
The Times and most OF the liberal journals, are
dissatisfied with the estimates of the Chancellor,
and say that the Budget Is indefinite and unsafe
The Times predicts that supplementary estimates
will be found necessary to meet deficiencies and
thinks that the new burden ought to fall on customs
and not on incomes.
The Feniau Murder TrinIs-DeGence Of the
Prisoners.
LONDON, April 24-Evening
The trial OF the Fenian prisoners, accused Of hay
ing caused the recent explosion in Clerkenwell was
resumed at the Old Bailey at ten O'Clock this morn
ang After the examination OF few more witnesses,
whose testimony was merely corroborative Of that
already given the case for the prosecution was
rested.
At this stage OF the proceedings Mr. M. Williams,
the counsel for QKeefe, moved for the entry OF noe
proseqw in thecase of his client.
Mr. Straight argued that none of the proof adduced
by the prosecution connected his client, Timothy
Desmonds with the Fenian plot.
Messrs. Keogh and Green also spoke at length for
their clients, English and Barrett Mr.. Green was
quite certain that Barrett not implicated in the
romotest degree in the Clerkenwell crime He sifted
the evidence against his client, showing mass Of
contradictions He would prove that Barrett was in
Glasgow on the 18th Of December, the day on which
the explosion occurred. A shoemaker of that cityl
named McNaughty, had already sworn that he saw
him on the 18th, 18th and 14th, and heard him read
an account of this very explosion In his shop Other
witnesses from Glasgow would swear to the same
facts.
On the conclusion Of Mr.. Green's remarks the court
adjourned till tomorrow.
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IRELAND.

Departure Of the Prince Of Wales.
DUBLIN, April "a, 1868.
The Prince Of Wales embarked for England to-day
Before sailing he gave dinner on the royal yacht
There were about forty guests present The utmost
good feeling and enthusiasm prevailed
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MICHlGA

Fatal Explosion at Manistee-Eight Men
Killed ind Four Wounded.
CHICAGO, April "a, 1868.
The steam saw mill Of Green Brothers, of Chicago,
at Manistee Mich, was completely destroyed by fire
on Wednesday night. The fire was caused by the
explosion OF boiler. Eight workmen were instantly
killed and four others seriously injured.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, April 4.--The bark Regina Captain
TObin, which LEFT New Orleans on the 10th Of March,
with cargo OF cotton, arrived ut this port early this
morning.
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CHINA.


Ciese OF the Tea Trade season.
LONDON, April "a, 1858.
Adyiccs from China report that the tea season has
closed.
The total expectation Of tea during the season il
estimated at 11s, ooo,0 900 pounds.
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The average deposits OF the peoples money In
these few pet national banks, without interest, dur
ing the sixteen months above mentioned was exact
~ twenty.seyen million two hundred and twenty
seven thousand two hundred and eighty three dol
lars and forty-ihree cents (s25, 81, 2S3 i3.
The last monthly statement of the public debt
shows that the people are borrowers tcoin interest
borrowers) 10 the amount OF nearly two thousand
million dollars paying SIX per cent In gold and ex-
emptjng the principal from taxation. Taking the
average premium on gold together with the exemp-
,ion from tax you lind that the people are pay ing
anon, thirteen per cent interest tile bulk or their
Indebtedness. Yet few favored national banks are
having the use OF over twenty million dollars
OF the peoples money month after month without
paving "a cent interest, and are l0aning 1t back again
10 ts owners AT rates Of interest best known to those
who have to borrow. Was q nation ever SO vilcly
and clieaply humbugged by barefaced charlatanryY
sut IL IN said that the peoples borrowed money Is
deposited In these national banks for safe keeping On
and for the convenience Of borrowers. Let us see
Directly the street opposite The Treasury De-
partnent stands the First National Bank OF WISH
ingt0D, H. D.Co0ke (0f Jay Cooke x Col, President
The above mentioned letter from the Secretary of tho
Treasury shows the government deposits ia this
bank To have been "a f0llows:--
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The New Cabinet.

- MADRID, April ~ 1868.
The f0liowing is the new Cabinet:-Brabo Murrio.
President tvce Narvaez. deceased) and Minister OF
the Interior; Ranca Minister of Justice and Foreign
Affairs; Maynalde, Minister Of War; Orobia. Minister
OF Finance; Catalina, Minister of the Public Works.
and Marfori, Minister for the Colonies
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ALEXANDRIA, April "a 1898.
The Radical County Convention met to-day, and
after stormy session nearly half the delegates with.
drew. Those remaining nominated delegates TO the
state Convention, which meets In Richmond on the
9th OF MAY, and instructed them to vote for Hawk
hurst They also recommended General Tucker for
Congress, and nominated one white man and one
negro for the Legislature.
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MISSISSIPPI.

The Convenfieu-Fatal ARRAY Between Me-
groes and soldiers.
JACKSON, April "a, 1885,
The Convention has the report OF the Committee on
Ordinance and Schedules under consideration.
row occurred last night at negro ball In which
two soldiers were wounded one killed and one
negro was severely wounded.
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Ask for a Waltham Watch.
1T rs THE BEST; 1T Is THE CHEAPEST.
4. Is. BYNNER CO., 1859 broadway, N. Y.

Tho Stntue that Enchants the W0rld-Tbo
edicisn Venus, much to the purity of its material q.
beauty of is proportions. But what p>tshed
marble "A respondent complexion charm that may Dc
secured and pcrpetuated by using PHALONs fAfHiAN
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SPAIN.
Public Quiet Restored.

fAhis, Aprii ~, 1900
Dispatches received from various parts OF Spain
to-day report that the disorders have been repressed
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VIRGINIA.

Four Persons Drowned at JuJ'es Ferry, James
River-Hunnicutt the stump in Rich.
mond.
RICHMOND, Va, April ~ 1868.
Miss Rutzel and Mr.. Mortimer Cox of this city.
ferryman and negro were drowned on Wednesday
night while crossing the James river at Judes ferry
republican meeting this afternoon composed of
three thousand negroes, was addressed by Mr.. Hun
nicutt.
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For Moth Patches, Freclsles and Tan ON the
PERRY's sMoTH AND FREcKLE LOTION"
Sold everywhere.
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TRLRCRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Prince Alfred Of England Shot by an
Assassin in Australia.
>~~~->~~->~~~~~--~>~~-~,
His Royal Highncss Danger
Ously Wounded.
~~>~~~~~~~~~~>~o~>~~~~>
Secret Proposals from Russia
to England.
AbdicatiOn of the Tycoon
of Japan.
AUSTRALIA.
-AbdicatiOn of the Tycoon
of Japan.
AUS TRALiA.

Prince Alfred, of England, Shot i'm Sydney
His Royal Highness Dangerously Wounded.
LONDON, April 24-Midnight.
Late and startling intelligence has just been re-
ceived In this city from Australia.
Prince Alfred who Is visiting Sydney, was shot
and dangerously wounded by an unknown person.
The would-be assassin, who was said to be Fc-
MAN, was promptly arrested.
The Prince according to the last advices was
slowly recovering.
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re,Wy shows the First National Bank OF Washington
ndivl sSs deposits .saos;: ss ss sos -
Deposits NJ U. :. dlsbursing Offices. .. $3.50 %
Total depo sta 81, 506o75 80
u S. bonds de Nosited to deposits $4,000 no
The Corn ENC Nange National Bank Of Philadelphia
as follows
oheu states deposits z'''@'o ~
T0tM deposits. $l,3ES,ssZ ID
ID bonds deposited TO set,lre deposits 10000 on
one OF these two national banks Is Just across me
ssrgtt from tne treasury Department anu t,e osner
~ WITHIN Few rods from the CpiteL states Deposit
Dry. The peoples money ia certainly no safer in
e'aner OF them than in the United States Treasury
Accordingly the House OF Representatives. taking the
same view of the subject, passed bill Ia 81 January
patnna hn ,@e daposis Of goyesnme money N any
Stnes ubJrreasuiy Depository
The Senate Finance Committee referref tnt' bill to
senator Cattei, who reported adversely thersn viz
ually killing Il, though II may be called up a. any
tme Meanwhie the PEOPLE continue 70 pay Int.rest
continue To have the use of score of mllions ,r
more OF 1t without paying cent interest.
OF course believe that Senator, like king, ''cam
do no wrong" But the question here suggests itseiF
whether the presidency OF national bank ought not
TO ncapaCitate the holder thereof from holding
the Senate Finance Committee while tho question
OF withdrawing government funds from hs bank ~
under considerations
without questioning the integrity q members Of
Congress- who are al the same time national bank
presidents " owners, hold 1t Impossible for them
to legsae upon this particular subject With that de-
gree Of impartiality always desirable; and IL seems
to- that proper regard for great pubic interests
should impei them TO, resign positions, 10 say The
least, so very questionable.
Hen Wade ard Office Traders
Washington correspondence april 49, of ths Detroit
P0st-SenatOr Chambers 0rgan.l
While impeachment goes on there Is much specu-
ation, ana some efforts at managing as 10 suniry
0nices In the near future. provided the Hon. H. H.
wade should occupy the White House for the coming
year. Within week q delegation of gentlemeR
prominent In the politics of one of the
larger States visited Mr.. Wade and c0ur
teously suggested that il he could give places
In his Cabinet to two eminent persons they named
from their State they could insure him the support
OF their delegation TO Chicago IA Vice President for
the next election. In substance his answer was:--
''Gentemen, am not open to buy or SELL and do not
expect or intend to be- II shall be President for
few months, shall try to get the best and most capa-
be and honest men to I'LL offices; and in doing
shall have prejudice against your state more than
any other in the selection; but my great object will
be to find such men wherever they are and shall
try to do It, whether it makes or mars my being Vice
President being anything else. IdOnt care enough
for any Office to turn from this course"
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Tho average deposit during the sixteen months
above mentioned OF the peoples money In this bank
Of which Mr.. IL. ID. Cooke tof jay, Cooke Coz Is
President, u one million four hundred and seventy
seven thousand and eighty six dollars and hityfour
cents tS1,477,0S8 54)
The amount Of peoples money deposited In the
Corn Exchange National Bank NJ Philadelphia,
~ which United States Senator A. =. Cattcll IA
President unless he has recently rcsignedl was IA
fuows:
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tonph his srrva N Amcrca aud when ne dspatcd of
old England CHEyALIERS Life for the Hair did It's work
quickly and fails where there weak falling out 90
gray hair. See CHEvALTER5 Treatise on the Hair sent
- SARAH A. CHEVALIER Li2s Broadway.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

The darcy Mctice Testimoniai-The Militia
BiII-NOva seStia's Opposition 10 Coufede-
ration.
OTTAWA April q, 1868.
The MCGEE Testimonial Committee have sent cir
culars TO the Mayors OF the several cities in the Do
mini0n asking them to initiate movement in aid of
the fund to discharge the liabilities against the estate
of the late Darcy McGee The subscription lisr for
the same purpose, among the Senators and members
was opened to-day.
The Militia bill, after long discussion, was read
the second time In the House last night.
The Nova Scotia members will hold meeting to-
day to consider the means to be taken to have
tered upon the Journal OF the House of Commons. 1t
IL understood that these resolutions will he milder in
tone than those adopted by the Nova Scotia Legsia
ture.
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A.-Warsi,s Perfect Fitting Shirts, Broad.
way and Union square also at $50 Broadway.
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Celebration Of ~. Georges Day and Heavy
snow Storm at Montreal.
MONTREAL, April "a, 1883.
Yesterday being 81. Georges day, the occasion was
celebrated in the usual manner. The st. Georges
Society dned in the evening at the Cosmopolitan.
The trial OF Robert hoffman for procuring an abor-
ton concluded with verdict of guilty.
heavy snow storm occurred yesterday morning.
In some places the snow drifted to a depth of two
feet.
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ALEXANDRIA. April "a

Radical County Convention mt Alexandria,
Split and Withdrawal OF Some Of the Dele.
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America. Those Beautiful siIicnie Book
s. atcs Just published; agents wanted 90 Cortand street
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An Ahcnv Editor.

A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuffs Broadway and Union square; also Wholesale And
retail at $50 broadway.
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A New Era.-Rushton's (F. W. kissiugen and
vCHY Powders superior to the bottled water at ~ Asior
louise
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uouse Cleaning Made Easy md Complete
by using PYLs o. X SOAP. Sold BY everywhere
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An Albany Editor.
Mr. HOY e South Pearl street the genslcmaniy agent Of
DR. WoIdOTr's PAIN PAINT, relieved young lady friend
OF mine Rho ia extreme agony from intannaory
rbeunatsm fifteen minutes by the application OF Pam
please inquire of WM X PRENTICE Editor of
Albany Argus.
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Crisfndoro,s Hair Dye.-The best Ever
ctured Wholesale and retail, also applied al No
Aaff.r lInuse
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One Cold Amer Anafker Will, with Many
consultations securely establish the seeds Of consumption 10
tho svsen Those In OF remedy will Gud IA JAYNE'S
Especorant one always prompt thorough and ecacious.
Sol eyc where.