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SHOCKING DEATH OF AN INSANE MAN.

From the Bunker Hill Qll.) Gazette, July 81
On Monday last our community was shocked by
the intelligence that our fellow townsman, william
H. Carroll, long and favorably known In connection
with the Monument House, had departed this life
under circumstances of the most narrowing nature.
II appears that for some months past the deceased
had been extremely depressed in mind that at times
reason was entirely dethroned, his ruling thought
being self-destruction On Friday last his mind gave
way to such degree that 1t was deemed necessary
to have attendants with him the greater portion Of
the time. On Monday 1t was decided by friends to
remove him to Jacksonville TO consult medical au-
thnrity. To this end Mr.. j. 7. Pennington took
the train with the deceased on that day. Mr..
Carroll was to all appearance calm and ra-
tional during the trip. All was well when they
changed cars at Alton for Jacksonville. Here they
entered the car next to the rear with Mr. Paddock
OF Alton When near Whitehall before either of his
companions could have the least intimatOn Of his
intentions, the deceased sprung from the door,
Mr.. Pennington jumped after him, but was q step
too late. The deceased had thrown himself between
the cars and across the rail- and now lay mangled
ana dying. The train was stopped, and the remains
taken to Whitehall. 1t was found that the wheels
had cut the body nearly in two and crushed in the
chest. The deceased lived some fifteen or twenty
minutes, but never spoke.
Mr.. Carroll was fifty -f0uryears Of age and leaves
widow and three children to mourn his loss He
passed away from among us generally regretted. An
energetic citizen, he has contributed no little to the
financial prosperity OF place. The deceased was
a member VI our Town Council at the time OF his
death.
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GEORGIA..

The LegisIature-NO Members of the Senate
Ineiigibe-TwO i'm the House to BE Ousted.
ATLANTA July II, 1883.
In the Senate to-day the Committee on lnvestiga-
ton reported that none OF the members were ineli
gible, and recommittal, founded on documents
sent in by Governor Bullock, was defeated by vote
OF Is to %.
Mr.. Gambler tdem) defended several Of the men,
bers accused and stated that Mr. McCruther. one Of
the accused members, had to call on the Union army
to protect him from violence while the Union nag
was dying over his head, and said the members ac-
cused were firm Union men during the war.
resolution was passed informing General Meade
and the Provisional Governor Of the action Of the
Senate and stating 1t was ready for business.
In the House two members, Messrs. Long, OF Car
roll. and Num-, OF Hancock county, were found in
eligible. During the discussion Of their cases the
House adjourned.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LosDoS, July It's p.
M.Consols closed steady at "a u for money and % u
94% for account. American securities closed quiet
at the following quotations:-United States i've
twenty bonds, 72K; Illinois Centras, o. Erie Rail-
way shares, AK; Atlantic and Great Western con-
FRANKFoRr BoURsE.-FRANKroRr, July l7.-United
States vetwenties closed at TEX TEX for the issue
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs, July 1.-THE Bourse IL
1rmer Rentes, 7of. 20c., or SC. higher than this
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKEr.-LrvERpoor, July
17-5 p. M.-The market closed quiet at the following
authorized quotations:-Midding uplands AID. q
day did not exceed 5000 bales The weekly circulars
issued to-day under the authority Of the Liverpool
Cotton Brokers' Association have the following sta
tstics-The sales Of the week have been a. 900 bales
OF which 1000 were taken for export and 2o00 on
speculation; The total stock In port and on ship
board is estimated at $4,000 bales Of which s2o,
are from the United States
TRADE REPoRr.--LTvERPooL, June 1.-THE market
for yarns and fabrics at Manchester In dull.
LIVERPOOL BRBADsTUFFs MARKET.-LrvRRPooI,
July 17-6 p. M.-The market closed weak and
irregular There has been q further decline Of Sd.
mixed western Wheat is dull and has declined 70
lis. Cd. for No. red Western and las for California
white. Barley has advanced Id, and Is now quoted
at 90. Id. per bushe Oats have advanced Id, and
are now quoted at 30. Sd. per bushel. Peas have
declined 3D., the last sales being made at 43s. per
5o4 lbs. Flour has declined to aos per bb for West
LrvERPooL PROVISIONS MARKRr.-LrvRRPoor,
July lizard is firm at previous prices. Corn,
1873. Sd. per Genital for California white and lis. Cd.
for No. red Western. Barley, IS. per bushel. Oats
80. ID per bushel Peas, 43s Sd. per 604 lbs Flour
3Os. Cd. per Dbl. for western Canal.
LosDoN PRoDyoE MAsKET.-Lorpox July 1I-a
p M.-Cacutta linseed, 03s Cd. the spot and 04s.
TO arrive. Petroleum has advanced to IL. sgd. per
gallon for refined and Is for spirits Rosin S. Cd.
per cwt for common North Carolina. Talow, 43s.
I'd. per cwt. Turpentine, 27s. 3d. per cwt. Clover
ct 2os per cwt for No. IL Dutch standard. tinseed
OIL cal l6s. per ton; linseed cakes eli per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKET.--ANTwRRP, July 17-Petro-
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DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Another of those daring robberies that are fire.
quent in the crowded thoroughfares Of the city
Cured at four p. NJ yesterday. II appears that
John waterhouse, Of No. 50 East Fourth street. was
passing at that hour through Fourth street on his
way home, when he was assaiied and knocked down
by an unknown man and robbed Of 1000. On So
curing the money the robber ran through Second
avenue to the corner Of Third street, where
butchers cart was IN waiting, into which
ne Jumped and escaped by driving rapidly through
Second street towards the East river. The robber
was dressed in linen coat, black pants and black
slouched hat The cart, which contained two &C
completes, was painted red and was drawn By
rtes exerted themselves to discover the retreat OF
the highwayman at q late hour last night no clue
had been obtained looking to their identity. Mr..
waserhouse was, fortunately not seriously injured.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best wsp per I'm the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD of the present week, now
ready contains the very latest European News by the
Gable up to the hour OF publication; Telegraphic De-
spatches from Mexico, Cuba Hayti and other points,
Banquet to Reverdy Johnson Trip Across the Andes
Reconstructed State; Description Of the Island Of
Juan Fernandez Washington News; the Current
News OF the Week; the Fashions; Amusements;
Varieties; Facetia; Scientific Sporting, Political Re-
on the prominent topics Of the day; Our Agricultural
Budget; Reviews Of the Cattle. Horse, Dry Goods
and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and CONNER.
cia Intelligence, and accounts OF all important and
interesting events Of the week.
TERhs;-single subscription, So; Three copies, $5;
cents each. A limited humber OF advertisements in
serted in the WEEKLY HRRAID
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CLEARED.

Ship Shirley Ferguson, Hong Kong-J Henry Williams
Bark Venus OBI, Crowel cork or Falmouth for orders
Heney Parker.
Bark Frank Lewis, Leghorn and Genoa-Fabbr Chaun-
cey.
Bark American Eagle, Lindsey, Aspinwall-Panama Rail-
road Co.
Brig Curacao (Br), Lockharr, Mayaguez PR-H Dewolf
Co.
Brig Dundee (Br), Gould, Harbor Grace, NH Dewolf
Co.
Brig Speed (Br), Larkin PGade phia-Brett, Son Co.
Brig Faustina, Patterson, Elzabethport-Walsh Field
Way.
Brig Lotte, Henley, Ehzabehport- Benty, Miller &
Thomas.
Brig Alfaretta, Bibber, Elizabethport
Brig q 4 Dale, Harding, Boston--H w Loud 4 Co.
Schr Star OF the East Br, Hail. Nassau--R Hutchinson
4 Co.
Schr Maggie McNiel, Snow. Wilmington, Godthwaite
4 Overton.
Schr Laura A Dodd. Lane, Gloucester p Buck & Co.
Schr Hannah Anna, Wilcox, ProvidenceStra nahan Fer
guson.
Schr Nellie Bloomfield, Hobbie. Stamford.
Sioop Mary Elizabeth, Williams, New London.
Soop w Smith, Taurot, Brfdceport.
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MISSOURI.

The Radical State Observation-Disclosures of
Ticket.
ST. LOUIS, July II, 1868.
The Republican State Convention which met at
JEFFERSON City yesterday nominated the following
ticket
Colonel McCurg, the present Representative in Con-
gress from the Fifth district for Governor, on the first
ballot; and E. o. Stannard, prominent miller and
-four merchant, Of st. Louis, was unanimously nomi
mated for Lieutenant Governor the second ballot.
John Rodman, the present Incumbent was nomi-
mated by reclamation for Secretary Of State ndall
Meyer was nominated for Treasurer and General
Daniel Draper for Auditor.
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MEXICO.

Reported Purchase Of Snalon and sonora by
the American Government.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. July II, 1868.
The papers of this city publish to day leading ar
ticles based on Geographic reports from the East
that the United states have purchased from Mexico
the States of Sinaoa and Sonora commencing the
action OF Mr. Seward In the matter which calls forth
q card from Jose Godoy, the Mexican Consul In this
city, officially DENYING the truth OF the report and
pronouncing the statement absurd. a. the constitu-
tionai government OF Mexico has no power to alien
ate any portion Of the national territory.
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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

Bombnrdment of Observation-Disclosures At.
tack the Gran Chac0-The Elections In the
Argentine Confederation.
RIO JANErRo, June "a,
Via LONDON July IL 1865. !
Onicial dispatches from the scene OF war on the
Parana report that the allied forces have again
menced vigorous bombardment Of the fortress OF
Humaita by land and water.
The Paraguayans made desperate sortie for the
purpose OF disodging detachment Of allied troops
from the Gran Chaco, but the attack was repulsed
and the Paraguayans were compelled to retreat to
their entertainments with considerable loss In killed
and wounded.
The result Of the Presidential election In the Argen
tine States Is yet unknown here. The reports OF
the progress OF the election far received are in
complete and contradictory.
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Schr Zoe, Hail. Providence
schr Angelina vancss HEATH Providence for Port John

schr Angelina vancssf Heath, Providence for Port John
son.
schr Henry CasoG, Knowles, Providence for Elizabeth
port.
Schr Ontario Barber. Providence for Elzabethport.
Schr Mary Emma, Brown Providence for Troy.
Schr Alfred Hall, Demick, Providence for Rondout.
Schr Elizabeth Smith, Allen. Providence for Rondout.
schr Pointer, Nickerson, Providence for Rondout.
schr Susan Scranton, Pomeroy Providence for Rondout
Schr Anna Shepard Bowditch Providence for Rondou.
schr Texas, Chaplin Provdence for Newburg.
schr Maria, Barber, Westerly for Philadelphia.
Schr Jane Maria Hall, Norwich.
schr Thomas Carhi, Allen, Norwich.
Schr Reading RR No 60 Norre Norwich for Philadelphia.
6chr Celeste, Hall, Norwich for Eixsbethport.
schr Mischief, Smith, Norwich for Rondout
schr VIM Roper, Davis, New London.
Schr Peter Hitter, Rankin, Portland, c..
Schr Ingrahann, Nickerson, Hartford
echr Cora, Kelly, Hartford for Philadelphia.
Scnr m GiLum, Scovsll, MiddletoWn Tor Philedepha
Schr Stranger, Davis, New Haven for Elizabethport
Scnr Sonn watson, Allen New Haven for Elizabethport
5cnf sas wright Smith, New Haven for ElfzAbethport.
Scnr Loule Dow New Haven for Elisabethport
senr Franklin Fierce, Hodgdon, New Haven for Eliza
schr Niagara, Wilson, New Haven for Elizabethport.
Scnr JSoez l. w hite Murray New Haven for ROndout
schr THOMAS fhorns, Scranton, New Haven for Ron
schr Aida, Eaton, Norwalk for Rondout
6chr W Taylor, Hull, Bridgeport.
Schr Jacob Lorinard Smith, Bridgeport.
9chr Old Zaek, Davis, Bridgeport for Eixabethport
Schr Reading RR No 46 Conkln, Sag Harbor Phila.
schr Julia Crawford Buckley, Grssnport for phlade
phiA.
The brig Mary, reported in yesterdays edition. consigned
to James Patrick C0-not ~ before.
Wind at sunset g.
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VIRGINIA..

No Election to Be Held in the Stnte-yir.
ginia to Take No Part i'm the Presidential
Contest.
RICHMOND, July II, 1868.
As stated previous to the passage of the bill by
the House ordering an election, there will be none
held in this State prior to the next Presidential con-
test. This is settled matter in republican quarters
here as such an act would be either vetoed peck
eted by tine President and would therefore preclude
the possibility of election at the time specified In
the House bi-the 18th, 14th and 18th proximo. Con-
gress viii then have adjourned, and Virginia cannot
possibly have voice in the next Presidential cleo
zion.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Proceedings Of the observation-disclosures Of the
Trensurer's Bonds to BE Reduced-Demo.
Gratis to BE Ousted.
COLUMBIA, July IL, 1858.
In the Senate the bill providing homesteads has
been passed.
An attempt has been made to reduce the amount
OF the Official bonds OF the State Treasurer so as to
enable him to take possession OF the Office, the bonds
already given having been declared insufficient.
In the house there has been long discussion over
the contested seats Of democrats and the probability
Is that several will be Ousted.
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SPAIN.

The Military Revolution u Question Of Discip.
line.
LONDON July II, 1858.
The Duke de Montpensier has arrived at Cintra, In
Portugal.
II is now reported that the exile Of the Duke was
caused by his refusal to obey any orders, unless re-
ceived directly from the Queen, and that the exile Of
the liberal generals decreed in consequence OF
their alleged sympathy with the Duke.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Accident to the Steamer Providcnce-A Leak
In the CondcnsinG Apparatus-she II Beached
and the Injury Repaired.
BosToN, July II, 1858.
An accident occurred to the supply pipe of the
condensing apparatus Of the steamer Providence of
the Bristol line, causing bad leak, which induced
Captain Simmons to beach her, this morning about
two O'Clock on the passage from New York to Bris-
toll. The water was pumped from the compart-
ments. the leak stopped and the steamer backed on
from the beach, reaching Bristol about eight O'Clock
Her hull is unnJured. She had seven hundred pas
sengers on board.
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ILLINOIS,.

Proposed Exposition Of woollen Goods nj
Chicago In August.
CHICAGO, July II.
Extensive preparations are being made for the ex-
position Of wool and woollen goods TO be sold the
first week in August, under the auspices Of the
woollen Manufacturer Association Of the North
west. Responses have been made by large number
Of leading manufacturers announcing their intention
OF contributing goods. Trade sales Of tire samples
exhibited will be held Immediately at the close Of the
exposition.
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Died.

CORLETT.--On Monday, July 10, HENRY CORLgrr,
aged 81 years and months
The relatives and friends OF the family also the
members Of the METROPOLITAN police, respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, at the Church OF the In
terc esslOn OF l5tth street and Tenth avenue
(Carmansville) on Sunday afternoon, at TWO O'CLOCK
TOMPKINs.-At the residence of his brother-In Law
David q. Constock. Stamford. Coun., on Friday,
July IL. JAMES n. ToaPKISs.
The funeral VIII take place at his lac residence.
on Monday morning. ut half-past nine O'Clock. re.
mains will be taken to Greenwood, nom Twenty.
seventh street depot at one O'Clock. Friends are
invited to attend.
fEOr other Deaths see Third Tale.l
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THE ISLAND PARK RACES.
Third Day.

ALBANY, July II, 1868.
The first race for purse Of $3.50, including $500
to the second and $3.50 to the third horse, was won
by Budd Doble's black mare Lucy, in three straight
heats; Goldsmith Maid second, and Fred Pense
third. Time, 2:2S-2:29-2:24E.
The second race for purse OF $780, for all horses
that never beat $3.50 previous to June TO- 1s6S-S2OO
to FIRST 500 to second. $50 TO third-was won by
j. ii. Harbecks gray gelding Surprise, in three
straight heats: Gray Henry second, and Needle Gun
third. Time, 2:33H-2:321s-2:35H.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LrvERPooL, July 1.-THE steamship England,
Captain Thompson, OF the National line, arrived
here to-day from Annesley Bay.
QUEENSTOWN, July 1I.-Steamship Helvetia Cap
tain Cutting, OF the National line, from New York
QUEENSTOWN, July 1.-THE steamship Scotia,
from New York July 8. arrived At this bort thts
morning.
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KANSAS.

Sseserais Grant, sherman and sheridan In
Leaveuworth.
LRAvESwoRTH. July II, 1893.
Generals Grant, Sherman and sheridan called on
Mayor Morehead at his ONCE this morning, and after
pess,no a few minutes socially they went to the
foome OF the Leavenworth social Club. where
short time was given 70 the reception OF 2 number
,l, he \ levee at the residence OF General sheridan
nj Fort Leavenworth, when Generals Grant and
sherman will receive their friends The citizens are
gouerally being invited.
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ALASKA.

The Trcops In Good Health-Indinns Friendly.
SAN FRANCISCO July H. 1865.
Dispatches received from Alaska state that the
troops are in excellent health. The Indians now re-
gard the occupation Of sitka and other places with
. not unfriendy interest
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
The British Cabinet on Ameri-
can Naturalization.
Serious Negro Riot In
Texas.
ENGLAND.
The Disraen Cabinet ON the American Natu.
ralizatiOn Question.

The DisraeIi Cabinet ON the American Natu.
ralization Question.
LONDON, July H. 1858.
In the House of Commons last evening Lord STAN
fey, the Secretary of Foreign Affairs made an i'm
portant statement in to question asking for
Information.
reply he said had already been sent to the United
States government on the matter Of naturalization
the substance of which that the British Ministry
was ready accept the American view Of the ques-
ton. He, therefore, thought misunderstanding be-
tween the two nations impossible.
Lord Stanley also stated that in his reply he had
declined 10 make a treaty at present, as the Royal
Commission is still considering the general subject
and for the additional reason that time will not per-
nit the passage OF bill at the present session Of
Parliament
Fenian Convicts and Foreign Citizenship.
LONDON, July II, 1868.
" In the House of Commons last night Mr. Mill asked
the government what disposition was to be made Of
the Fenian prisoners Warren and Costello, who were
arrested after enectng landing in Ireland with the
alleged purpose Of exciting an nsurrection, and
whether the government intended to mitigate the
sentence of those Fenians who had already been
tried and convicted
Lord Mayo replied that there were no peculiar
features in the cases Of Warren and Castillo which
would lead the government 10 depart from lne USUAL
course of the law. Some delay, however, had been
caused in the proceedings owing to the necessity Of
procuring evidence from the United States to show
that the accused were closely connected with the
Fenan organization in that country. In reply to the
second part of Mr. Mills question Lord Mayo said the
time had yet for the revision of the cases
Of those Fenian convicts who were Gllng out
the terms OF their sentences.
The Naturalization Dispatches Before tue
People.
LONDON, July II, 1858.
The London Standard, in an article on the subject
OF naturalization, says before any alteration is made
in the English laws much time and the most careful
consideration should be given to the question OF the
rights of naturaiZed citizens The Standard regrets
the premature publication OF the dispatches which
have been exchanged between the British and Ame-
rican governments on this question.
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Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY II, 1868.

M The ofce of the Herald yachts ia Whitehall
slip. All communications from and consignees the
masters OF inward bound vessels will DO forwarded free Of
charge.
M One the Herald yachts--the JAMES o. the
JEANNErrEwi leave Whitehall morning at halfpas
Tour o'clock for the Lower Bay
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IRELAND.
Cardinal Cullen,s Health.

Cardinal Cullen's Health.
DUBLIN, July II, 1858.
His Emnence Paul Cullen, Cardinal Archbishop OF
Dublin-erroneously termed Primate OF Ireland In
some quarters-s confined to his bed by illness at
his residence IN this city.
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FRANCE.
The Bunk Return.

PARIS, July II, 1888.
The regular weekly statement of the Bank Of
France, made public to-day, shows that the amount
of bullion in vault has decreased five hundred thou
sand francs since last week.
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PENNS YlVANlA.
The Strike ut the Gas Works Of Philadelphia
The City In Observation-Disclosures Adopted "a
Obtain Light.

PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1858.
The supply OF gas is exhausted and the strike OF
the gas men still continues The newspaper efiices
have generally rcsorted to candles and oil lamps.
automatic gas apparatus on the nrst floor and lights
the building by that means. A few places OF amuse.
ment are open, but they will be forced to suspend
performances. The city presents gloomy spectacle.
All that portion depending on the City Works Ia
totally deprived OF light with the exception Of few
candles and lamps In store Windows The upper
sections OF the city, depending on the Spring Garden
and Kensington works, are stn lighted but Il Is not
known how long ths ~ last as the gas companys'
employees are oil acting together.
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A.--Phnlon's "Paphiau Lotionv Removes
FRECKLES, PIMPLEs TAN, SALT RHEUN, ERi5IP-
a k-
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A.--Phalon's 'sPapi,ian SOapo Possesses tho
properties the "Paphian Lotioa" % cake
u will not chap the skin IL is Invaluable for the TOILET
BATH aud NURSERY
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SHIPPIN NE w S.

Almanac Tor New YOrk-.-This Day.
sun rises ....... Al Moon rises. morn 3 %
sun sets. ....... % High water. ...eve 72l
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A.-Calf Sewed CATERS, 81; Box Tor, n ,;
Calf Oxfords, box toes 81 80. LORIN BROOKS @O.,S,
asa broadway, corner Howard street.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, dke., Bxecuscd
With madness quickne and dsspssch twenty-five per css
g &c METROPOLITAN jos PAINTING EsrABLIsA.
mENT, Nassau stres1.
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DR.. Kennedy,s "Permn nent Cure for Cafarrh"
clears the head and throat you sleep g1,d
nights" Sold BY druggists. DEMAs BARNES CO, "a
Park row, New York, Sole Agents.
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For Moth Patches, Ereckles and Tas ON the
Pace, use PERRYs MOTH AND FRECKLK LOTION"
Sold By druggists everywhere.
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TIE Faneus Csrusr-ez Nassau street,
corner Fuoa The Metropolitan JOB Printing RsssbIshnens
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To Let q Cold Have ies Own Way h 20 Assist
IN laying the foundation Of Consumption To cure the most
Stubborn cou(h OF Cold you have only 60 use 'n''