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NEW JERS SEY,
IImdson Cify.

HHNSOu Guys
Tug GRAND JuRY--pRizE IIGnrIHG Tho Grand Jury
will not be discharged ti tomorrow afternoon. The
number OF Indictments Is seventy ono, tho largest
found by any Gsand Jury for long past. Tho
port in OF tho papers yesterday that indictments
wore found against several przc lighters without
foundation a. no such bills have yet boon brought in,
but the suboct Is under consideration IL Is nnderstood
however tnat vigorous measures viii be emp,oyed for
the suppression OF prize lighting, and tbs uuuoky wight
Who may fall into the hands oi the authorities for this
offence need not oxpcct TO return TO hs h0ne Ill lis
blood ~ thoroughly coood singular feature In the
Law as il exists in Jersey Is the punishm mt dccreod
a2ans parios Coming from another state" witness
for one year with Of 5000 al tue discretion OF tho
Court tho statute IL silent concerning spectators
resident ia the state. New Workers hayo thotoioro
good reason for apprehension they TO that
territory tbo other 6ds OF the Norh river FOR tho
purpose OF "onioying the fuu, IL has been hereto
lore considered. IL may bo further remarked that
whatever indictments may be found against such par
ties th1 present viii be Kept 6occs Tor obvious
sons, till tue arrest OF such partios
Newark.
Tug WrcKEs TRIAL-Ihc trial or Professor Il. T.
Wickcs Tor the publication Of obscene books attracts
almost much public attention did tae trial OF VIII
liam McEwon, the Sprltua,ist Tho court room was
carefully guarded however aud bat fow spectators arc
admitted besdcs members o tho bar, representatives OF
tho pross aud county oicias. Yesterday the leading
nh, soiaus Of Newark examined, but their tes-
moIy 10 thcame general character, tnat the 10 TX
h,Gtcd TO tnem could not he called legitimate medical
work aud that come portions were or positively sensual
tendency. Drs Coles Dodd and fckenor particu-
lay severe their denuncaton OF the book styling IL
an immoral publication. Case was adjourned TIL this
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VIRGINIA..

The Conventi0n-Exciting Debates In I'm.
parliamentary Language.
RICHMOND, Jan. 90, Is6S
The Convention adopted a resolution asking General
schoheld to allow vot trs to register where they may
reside at the time OF the election member said the
resolution was unnecessary. General SchoHed would
soon issue an order for registration During the
debate conservative used the words that infamous
tyrant Congress- Some confusion followed, several
members claiming that the words dlsorderly The
question was left unsettled BY the order OF the day
ing up.
member demanded the expulsion Of the reporter OF
the Dispatch on account of statement made n that
paper The motion decided not in order
At the afternoon session much excitement caused
on the republican side by member calling another
"a damned liar Chairs caught u?, but the
position of tho members stopped the difficulty. The
day. apart from these interruptions spent in dis
cussipg taxation
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GEORGIA

The Convenfion-Bill OF Rights-cs cncrnl
Meade ON tho Ordinances Lcgulixed by
His Orders. -
ATLANTA, Jan. 20. 1863
Five additional sections of tho bill Of rights were
adopted by the Convention to-day Taxation is to be ad
valorem only and uniform all property taxed Tho
pol exceed 81, and is excussly for edu-
cationa purposes The twentyfourth section reads
follows
The social status OF the ctizon shalt be tho sub
ject OF legislation
next
A circular issued TO day by General Meade says many
inquiries BY ettor or oherw $50 have been made TO tho
commanding general as TO the proper construction OF
the ordinances lcgalized by him general orders,
and says be has leisure nor Is 1t hs province,
answer. These ordinances, enforced by his orders,
are DO deemed part Of the laws OF the State In which
they were respectively adopted and construed and
forced by the courts accordingly.
Quito storm has been prevailing here to-day.
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Persons often allow their systems run down or
rather them down by by N nsg-
iect OF the proper means OF inyigoruon The result
Is called general deDllltv other words
partial collapse of physical
usually by great deprcsson OF spirits.
The beat remedy IN such Is uOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BiTrsRs. Whether the state OF exhaustion
has brought by EXCESSIVE physical labor. dIspa
tiOn, anxiety mind. other tho
effect OF this stciachc viii be equally
prompt certain. Restorative,
has prostrltcd the bodily and mental energies pro-
pounccd by comp pctont medical authority
"rliE BEST TONIC IL USE"
If men fooshy about their health
over confident themselves they would always
gagged any work that required great exerlon,
sustaining their strength. For this
pusp7se HOSTcrlERS BiIrERS invaluable. All
tllers should use them an ini!gDrsnt
FOR hose constantly employed In In door occupations.
especially crowded workshops they BE- rrcx0nei An
che very guard Of health where there preds
position constipation tendency 10 biOusnrss they
truly said % 30 specific for wnich there sub
situate. New York ollce 81 Deg street
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The COny en- ti0n-Forced Sales Of Lands-Tn X
alton for the Payment Of Expenses.
CuARLEsToK, jan %, 1S6s
In the Convention to-day resolution introduced
for the purchase by the State OF all lands forced the
MARKET and then be sold to actual settors also prey
ing Congress TO appropriate the collected cotton tax Of
South Carolina 00o 000-for purchasing land to be
sold to the poor
An ordinance providing for taxation for the pay
OF the expenses OF thc Convention amounting S75000
WAS passed
Tho prorrieors and editors OF the kercy to-day
excluded from the Convention This done pro-
vent breaches Of peace and personal collisions tho
floor,
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Special Mission from the United States
General COuncil.
FLORENCE Jan. 20, 1861
Tho Unita Catolicd newspaper says that special
agent the President Of the United States arrived
at Rome a secret mission TO the Pope and that he
viii be supported by Admiral Farragut, whose feet is
hourly expected Naples, and whose arrival in Rome
IL looked for at early day.
The Journal gives information to the charac ter
or object the mission upon which the American agent
has been sent.
PARIS, jan 90 1868
II s now considered certain that General Council
Of the Roman Catholic Church preparations for calling
which were time ago entrusted by Pope Plus TX
TO special commission Of seven Cardinals will assemble
at Rome 10 November next
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ENGLAND.

Ivopcs Of Pence With the United States-Not
n ssRciiabieO Feninn-Piot Against Wool
LONDON, Jan. 2o-Evening.
Mr. Miner Gibson, leading member Of Parliament
in spesch At Ashton declared that peace must be pre-.
served between England and America Other Cab iuets
would succeed those now In power either sico OF the
Atlantic aud Cabinets would not bo pledged TO the
policy boundby tho words Of either Lord Stanley or
Secretary seward. -
The evidence of shaw who turned informcr and iden
tIned Barrett as the Clerkenwel criminal is generally
discrodited.
Thomas Daley. who is said to DO American Fenan,
has boen arrested the charge Of treason IL s al
WooIwch Arsenal which was discovered and frustrated
by the police.
The appeal OF tho counsel for tho defence for the
removal OF tho trials Of the Feninns Burke and Casey,
70 London has been successful Tho Court has decided
10 grant tho motion for the removal and tho trials will
commence at an early day Ia that city.
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A PROTEST FaoM THE CONSUL or aayTI.

The following is translation of letter which We
have received from Mr. A. do Ferrandi, tho Consul OF
Hayt at New York -
NEW YoRK, Jan. 27, 1868.
TO THE EDITOR THE HgRALp:-
Your journal having announced that the arrival or
Mr. Pablo Puol Washington for the sale OF Saman6
has caused great sensation In diplomatic circles,
please enlighton tho public, | pray you, on tho reaf
facts concerning this question.
The sale OF Sanan1 proposed TO tho Dominican
Congress, which voted ''no,' protesting with energy
against such measure ana declaring that Mr.. Cabral
was but an OUTLAW. The Domnirans, indignant al tho
design OF selling them leasing them out for ninety
years, reyoltcd against the government or Cabrai,
and have installed tho Baez in authority
all points OF tho republic excepting tho single city
OF St. Domingo, III which Cabra besicged accord.
inc TO the alest news
In view OF situation every attempt the part
of Mr. Cabrai 10 Sell Samana Ia but attempt at theft.
But the OF the United States occupies TOO
lofty position TO condcscend to play tho part Of re-
cciver buying stolen goods or to annex any country
plebisc which has taken place at St. Thomas. Lot tho
friends of Mr. Cabral well understand isle OF
ST. Domingo, In all It's integrity must DO preserved in
tact for the African
shalt tao this opportunity Mr. Editor TO call to yeur
attention the inaccuracy of tho from Hnyti which
reaches you by OF Hayane- should not wish to be-
cyo that the press correspondent may be paid by Mr.
Gehrai but II ne was he could not write differently
have tho honor TO bo your very humble servant,
a. DE E!.RRANDL Consul oil Hayu
a Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures COcOnin0
inpars fine gloss and ~ superior TO French pomadcs
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The COnvcntion--PropOsed Suspension OF
Judgments for the Collection Of Debis-Tke
Pny Question.
RALEIGH, Jan. 20, 1857.
Tho North Carolina Reconstruction Convention was
mainly occupied today discussing the report OF the
Committee for the Relief Of the People The ordinance
reported removes tho jurisdiction OF all State
matters of contract debt and suspends all judgments
executions and process for the collection of all debts
created before May, 1865 until July, 1859, until
constitution and government go into effect II
asks General Candy to enforce the ordinance Various
amendments proposed, but no definite action
taken.
A resolution was adopted authorizing committee to
effect loan Of $4,000 TO pay the mileage Of the
ber5.
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CUBA.

Arrival Of Madame Ristori in Havana-Ex-
change QuOtnti0ns-Alnrine Intelligence.
HAVANA, jan 20, 1885,
Madame Ristori and Mr. Grau arrived here to-day on
the steamer Eagle They received with great en-
thusiasm, and tonight serenade will be gwen to
Madame Ristori
Exchange on London Is per cent premium on United
States currency long sight, % 20 per discounts
gold, long sight, u per cent premium; short 3h per
cent premium.
Arrived, steamers Cuba, from Baltimore and Eagle,
from New York
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To d. c. MiLLxR, NJ. .. .-pear s-Your ont'pokcn let,
2h, requesting agency tor removing rca
of coat those ling At drus store az lb, Third
avenue by the application Of PAIN PAtNr. has been
ceysd md agency granted. Your place VIII bn daily
noticed my Advertisements. PAIN FAINT has lriced
tho attenon of paysict to greater extent than
remedy offered 10 the public l have hid many
the nature from them and leading retail
aruRgista. physicians, you say. jealous
the introduction 81 PAIN PAINE but their
opposition uscless have recommendations from tho
Prominent medical men ceriyn. tAa, PAIN FAINT
~ and permanent IN Its effects, quickest In
operation gni safer In IL application, under the most
circumstances than remedial agent they have
ever known Therefore AL half made doctors and
scryltige quacks who live by the unnatural pracLc OF
medicine down the stomach OF their victims, are
WELCOME and because their customers desert
them and PAIN PAINT instead OF their worn out nos
trums. Very truly, -
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Opposition to the Radical Measures o
Congress.
MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Formation of Grant Club in Trenton, N. j.
TRENTON, Jan. 20, 1868.
very largo meeting assembled this evening in Tay-
lors Hall, Notwithstanding the nclemency Of tho
weather. to form Grant club. Tue meeting called
to order by Mr. Thomas J. Strykor chairman. Prayer
was offered by the Rev. j. b. Dobbns. The committee
appointed to report an organization for a grand cam
paign club presented plan. They are to al honor
able means 70 tho nomination OF General Grant
Tor the Presidency. Mr.. Horace n. Cougar mado
President of tho club, with president from each
ward. An executive committee was appointed, also a
corresponding secretary treasurer and recording
tary. Mr. Conger made lew remarks upon taking tho
chair band o. music present, and quite lively
time had After the club duly organized tho
assombiage addressed by General Danol Sickles
Pennsylvania Republicans for Grnnt and
Democrats Tor Hancock for the Presidency.
FAoroRyvIfLE, jan 20, 1858
Delegates were elected In Wyoming county to attend
tho Convention, aud resolutions passed avOr
ing General Grant for the Presidency and Mr. Grow for
the Vice Presidency.
HoLLIDAysBuRG Jan. 90, 1868.
AT the Blair County Democratic Convention a resolu-
ton was passed nsucting their delegates to the state
Convention to vote for the nomination Of General Ham
cOc for a praa
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LOUISIANA.
The Rcc0nstrnction nConventiOn-Adcrti0n of
an Article DISTINGUISHING Certain Glasses Of
Rebels.

The Rcconstructi0n Conv A. Adoption of
nm Article DISTINGUISHING Certain Glasses Of
Rebels. -
Article number niney-eight, adopted by tho Con-
venton dsfranchises all persons who shalt have been
convicted OF treason perjury, forgery, bribery other
paupers and persons under interdcton and all
officers of guerilla bands during the ato war The fol-
lowing are disfrauchsed until after the lst of January
Pssons, :, VINO VINO ps ps.ois the Is. Of suns is
Secretary OF War, Secretary OF the INFERIOR Secretary
OF the treasury. Postmaster General Attorney Gen.
eral OF the United States Diplomatic Agents OF the
United States, Members OF Congress, Judges OF tho
Supreme Circuit and District Courts of the United
states: Governors aud Lieutenant Governors OF this
state or Of other States Judges Of the Supreme and
District Courts OF this state judges OF the courts Of last
resort in other staes members OF the Legislature Of
this State since the adoption OF the constitution OF 1882
who approved encouraged tho secession Of this State
members Of the Secession Convontone who voted for
or signed the ordinance OF secession and commits
stoned officers OF the army or navy OF the United
States who at any time engaged In the
late rebellion; provided that the Legislature may By
vote Of two-ihiris Of each house. remove such dsa-
coiored delegates voted yea and the samo number In
Article 90 prescribcs tho oath TO be taken by officers
The first paragraph Is rs foilows:-'T do soemnly
swear that accept the civil and political equality OF
ali men and agree not 70 deprive any person. on nc
Count OF race, color previous condition OF any po-
ltica or civil privilege or immunity enjoyed BY any
Article ono hundred defines treason against tho State
and SAYS no person be convicted except upon tho
testimony OF two witnesses to the act or confess
Ar,ics one hundred and thrso provides .ha, tho rst
legislature convenng under this constitution shall
make special appropriation for the liquidation Of any
portion OF the debt OF this Convention remaining unpaid
or unprov dod for.
The ention adopted the articles undsr the title OF
general Provisions and then adjourned.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

IdvsRPooi, Jan. 20 The steamship City OF Baltimore
Captain Letch, OF the Inman line, wnicn left New York
the lStn nst arrived at this port at carly hour
this t0renoon mo Baltimore did not call at Queens
town Tor the usua transfer OF London passengers aud
mails owing 10 tho prevaience OF a denso log.
LONDONDERRY, Jan 20. - Tue steamship M0ravan,
Captain wyIo Of Aliens lne which loft Portand. Mo-,
the 1874 inst arrived at this port lato yesterday
afternoon on the way 20 Liverpool
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srTy PcLITles.


The Central Fenion Campaign CluD met ia special
session at tho radical headquarters, Broadway end
twenty second street, last evening, Mr. Joshua g.
Abos president In the chair Tue minutes Of tue last
nsatns we're oaad and appgoved AFTER WHICH Mi y. W
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PRUSSIA.

Cabinet support OF the Temporal Power
Why in Accord with France.
LONDON, Jan. 20 1893.
Tho policy recently adopted by Prussia on the Ro-
mau question and her agreement With France IN tho
treatment OF that subject havo caused surprise But
explanation OF this found in tho fact that in
sustaining tho temporal power OF the Pope the Prussan
government finds o powerful means OF concaiing its
Catholic subjects and OF strengthening It's influence
over tho Catholic States OF South Germany
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DENMARK.

Tho West Indin Ccssiop Treaty Ratified.
CorENnAGRS Jan. 2o-Eyonng
In tho Landshng upper house OF the II Rgadag, to.
Day the treaty concluded With the United States for
the saio OF the Danish slands In tho West Indies was
ratified by q unanimous vote. This completes the
acton OF Denmark 10 regard to tho treaty.
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PranA.o. "--iy Departure Of the Rnssias
Garrison. IN. %, 1858.
San FRAscrsco, Cal, s---
Aav'ces from Alaska to January IS have been re-
oo"eu' me weather has been mild, the daily average
oi the temperature being 81 degrees Fahrenheit.
me ehecis Of the Russian Fur Company have boon
sold for about sl5o,ooo.
inero nave been several arrivals from Victoria and
garrison and people.
me holidays were celebrated by boat races mas
4ua'ues &C race was rowed by the craYs OF the
nrsI cutters OF the jamestown Resaca, and won by
ne former; the same boat the sweepstakes OF tho
emma seas, IN 1864 from the English, French and
Dutch men. wars men.
There has been but one death among the now colo
nsts, and this was caused by whskey No mention is
made OF any trouble with the Indians
The barks Weser and Moth wore expected TO sail In
Few days for the Siberian coast with the late Russian
garrison ana other passengers
Considerable trade has sprung up with Oregon Wash.
ington Territory aud British Columbia
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ITALY.

A Critical Situntion-Fears of Coup d,Etat.
LONDON, JAN 49, 1868.
Tho Internal condition of Italy Is becoming critical.
Foars entertained that coup detat is contemplated
at Florence.
1t Is believed in Paris that tho relations between the
French and Italian governments not cordial as
they have been.
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A.-A.-Japanesr Hair stain
oors hair, whiskers and musaehc beautiful black
or brown n consists only preparation. Color
win not fade or wash out. Only 80 cents box
sold by H. HELMBOLD 5gi Broadway, next TO Metro
polltan fiotel, aud BY all druggists.
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vuiver. from tho Executive Committee, reported that
mat committee had effected permanent Organization
eiecting hIm Is chairman.
mo chairman OF the Fnauee Committee reported that
mani onmistee had fixed on the Of S. the asssss.
NSF Y oe levied on each member defray expenses.
Suatlss r shaw was then introduced and compli-
aeu we organization being the lrst ia the State
~ :. IN 1901 measures to make Reuben f. Fenton the
,vpuocan nominee for the Vice Presidency. Al the
tnSnMnWy meeting Of tho club, TWO months ago.
although her6 were present friends or Grant and Chase
anu ColIax Tor thS PRESIDENTIAL nomination all united i'm
the qelermnaon Chat Governor Fenton should hold the
second place ON the ticket lie wished to see smiar
club organized In every town and hamlet In the state az
he felt satisfied that that gentleman was the choice OF
the republican party He wished this fact To be known
70 republicans everywhere throughout the Union for
be fs satisfied that uggery and all the arts OF caucus
would be employed 10 defeat the nomination rhe
loss Of Now York State to the repuscan party
last fall Will be attributed to the fact that
Governor Fenton had achieved an ascendancy
that party, and this objection be met rho
speaker then proceeded TO show that New York was ha
and that the democracy throughout the country brought
all appliances bear 10 defeat the republicans here:
and closed by giving short history OF Governor Fen.
tons life ana culogizng him as statesman and
citizen.
vote of thanks was rendered the speaker, after
which the club adjourned.
Opposition to the Radical Measures OF
Congress.
grand mass meeting, under the auspices OF the
Constitutional Union General Committee will DO held at
the Cooper Institute tonight The object Of the meet
ing adopt insure the defeat OF the acts
Of tho present radical Congress and TO sustain tho
States their legitimate rights by constitutional means
and the country to that peace which should nave fo-
lowed tho suppression oil the rebellion. Eminent
speakers will address the meeting
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!. n WoLcoTr. l7o hatham square, N. =.

A. Rupture Cnrc-Dr sherman's HerninI
riara ntees OF permanent relief OfIice on Broadway.
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Cough, COuuh. Cough. ...
MADAME PORrEI.'s COUGH BAISAM
Is known bc the and ocCtual remedy aud Is within
the reach OF all
For sale by all druggists a, 25c, 50c. and 75c.
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Special American Mission to Cosfrf.
BERLIN, Jan. 29-Evsning.
General Carl Schurz, who Is a special mission from
the United States has arrived in this city and was this
aftornoon received by the Count Won Bismarck.
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IRELAND.
Train Giving Lectares-Tbe Press Prosecu.
lions. - -. - -.

TRAIN UtsinB AoCturcs-lv9 fress rrOsocus
lions. ---.s 4. - ~
LONDON, Jan. 20, 1853.
George Francis Train is delivesng lectures in Cork
on American and Irish subjects Hs is very popular
with the Irish people and his houses are janned.
Alexander NJ. Sullivan, the editor OF the Dublin
Nation newspaper who arrested for putting sedi.
ous articles in his paper and participating in the
funeral ceremonies in honor OF the Manchester
martyrs was brought up at Dublin yesterday for pre-
iminary examination. The evidence elected was OF
such nature as to justify the Court in holding the pris-
oner for trial. a....
The Fenian Assault on Duncannon Tower-S
sharp Insurgent Fire aud Reinforcement.
s..- LONDON, Jan. 29-Midnight
Additional particulars Of the assault. on the marteo
tower at Duncannon on Monday night have been re.
csived
After receiving the first nre of the garrison the attack
ing party retired, but did leave the field They waited
until their numbers largely Increased from crowds
who seemed to be near at hand. and again advanced
upon tho tower, beginning general discharge Of fire.
arms by which one Of tho garrison was wounded.
When the assaans had almost reached the foot or the
tower the troops again fred and two seen
fall The crowd then fell back and disappeared in the
darkness. The two who shot were carried of
by their companions, and IL is not known whether they
were wounded killed.
The affair has caused great excitement in Wexford
county. No arrests have yet been made but the gov
ernment Is using every discover the leaders OF
the assault
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Fire at I,u.hnciI, III.

CucAGo Jan. 20. 1868.
fire ut Bushnell. H., last night destroyed fifteen
buildings the main street. Loss about $4,000 in
surod for $4,000 in Inois companies except $1,000 In
the Enterprise Insurance COMPANY OF Cincinnati
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FIrc nj Lcavennorth, Kansns.

LEAvEswoRrH Jan 20, 1868
fire last night destroyed tho WAGON factory of r. r.
Clark and two adjoining stables causing loss OF
S25,00O.
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Abuses incident to Youth aud ERry Manhool w,h ne % y.
view OF treatment aud cure, sent ~ M
charge Address Howard Association, box ~ ih'''
delphia, Pa.
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Balls md Parties vs.. Snow and Rnin.-
ladies' White Satin Slips ana Caters, Arctic CATERS
and India Rubbcrs, al MILLER CO.'S, NO Union
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Abe lsrnth'- Electric OIL for Rhcumu-
s deafness and all sores and pains Warranted 10 cure
Enr salr by All hrunRiats