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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-04
POLITICAL MTELLIGExCE.

The Richmond Rsgia1 lradcal out Ia favor 'cf
Hannibal Bamlin for the Vice Presidency. II has no
fears Of q "horribls handling" such should be The
ease, like some other radicals
radical paper innocensiy asks.--'Ts Congress par.
tisanf" In the article raises The CRY Of stop
thisfl" Asked and answered In the same brsath.
The Cincinnati Enquirer tdsmocrasic) states positively
that General Grant about 70 make speech ION shs
condition OF the country" usdsr the auspices Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, supervised BY Congress
man washburns.
Isa no. liuls singular that two such psrsonsgss As
Senator spragus and GENERA, Butler should DO 'bqtns
hsdsrs'' In the pending New Hampshire campaign 90
fer ~ Grants habits are concernedf
II having been stated that Psndeton had sent - GOO
int thsl Eighth Ohio district 70 defeat General Beatty.
radical paper thinks his democratic opponent could have
been worse beaten for less money.
The Evansville ndD JosWnAl January d. states that
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

rRS DEPARTMENT BALL This event took place last
night at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music. This reunion
declared by all who participated to urpass all SINH
lar affairs The decorations were profuss and appro-
prsts Among the guests wore the heads OF the city
government officers OF the army and navy and members
band Of an overture aBsrblsrs Do scvlllia," kysr-
beers grand march, Coronation was given, and
shortly after, AZ the signal roll from the drum ~
being then quarter past ociock sets we're formed
and the dancing commenced. There were forsy-t~o
scss on the programme, q popular dancs alternating
with promenade. There were about I'VE hundred
couples on the door ct times during the evening
rnE SUICIDE o. B. y. BAcHs. --Bsnjamin p. Bacbs,
tho young man who shot himself tbs doors,sps Of
hts a1ianced, Miss Annie Graham. d No. A5 Bridge
street. on last Thursday night died al The Broosiy
CITY Hospital yesterday, Coroner Smith was nDsihsd
and Will hold an nquesI to-day.
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This board mel yesterday afternoon, pursuant 10 a.
jouramsn and the space OF hour transacted
large amount Of businesa
Resolutions directing the construction OF sewers lay
ing OF gas MAINS setting and gutter stones paving
roadwsys and tagging sidewalks in large number Of
up town streets we're taken up and adopted
The general order relating to the removal Of obruo-
tlons piers Nos II aud Is North occupied BY
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey referred to
special committee, consisting OF Aldermen Hardy.
Moore, McGrath, McQuade aud Coulter.
om Sa to
Tenth avenue TO Hudson river; Second avenue, from
EiRhty-sxth street TO Harlem river; Twcnty-second
through Its entire length, with Belgian pavement
The resolution 10 pave Twsnty-sixth street. from
Second TO Sixth avenue. with Nicolson pavement WAS
Resolutions were odopted to pave Ninth street, from
Sixth avenue 70 Broadway Liberty street; Pearl street,
from Wall 10 Hanover street, Rector street and New
street, with Nicolson pavement and TO Tenumber the
houses around Washington square.
the Committee on Salaries and ofacss 70 INQUIRE and
report the Board whether In view OF the fact that the
corporation counselhe legal adviser OF the city-had
payments TO any person Councilman until the opinion
of the courts had been obtained aud had stated that
continuing the old Board Of Councilman Office was
Illegal 1t would be safe FOR The Board Of Aldermen to
act upon papers passed BY the oldB oard Of Councmen
And the committee further directed to confer with
the members of the two Boards OF Councilman for the
purpose Of procuring such action by them will lead
70 decision upon the contesng claims Vt the next
term Of The Court Of Appeals.
Such az amount Of business was great stress upon
the nerves Of the worthy City Fathers and they must
necessarily have little kittensh relaxation, and for
this purpose the general orders called up by member
Of the minority no matter OF how much importance
they may be locally generally voted against by
the several members Of the Board OF whom before
the vote il announced ask to have their votes changed
or move to reconsider, no matter how they had
previously voted. Alderman Coulter yesterday
called up the resolutions to regulate, grade,
&C., Fnty-thrd, Fifty-ssventh and Fifty-oiRhth
streets, and Eleventh avenue, between Fifty
second and Fifty ninth streets. Several OF the
members laughingly voted against the resolution, evi
IDENTIFY because Alderman Coulter called them up One
or two asked to have their votes changed among others
Alderman Coulter, who, a. soon the vote was an
nounced showing that the resolutions adopted
moved 70 have the vote reoonsidered and the motion to
reconsider put, taken and announced lost and
all while Alderman Hardy asking 70 have the yeas
and nays on the motion.
resolution adopted TO appoint committee Of
I'VE TO aot in conjunction with q similar committee
from the Board OF Councinnen to make all necessary
arrangements for the proper celebration OF Washngtons
birthday.
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THE DEATH Or THE lxnocfxTl

The Recent Deathe Of Infants at Madam Par
seile's-Impropcr Nourishment tho Cause.
Coroner Keenan, yesterday hsd inqusss at the house
Of Dr. Thomas Tinnsll No. 132 West Houston street.
over the remains Of Ann McKenns and female child
mot blessed with . nsme), both infants only . few
weeks old, Who recently died q the iyingn asylum Of
Casbarns d. Putnam. alias Madam Parsslls No. 1sI
West Seventeenth street, ~ heretofore reported.
Charles O TORY, ~ D., dsposod 70 having examined
the contents Of dscsassda stomachs and found evidence
Of the presence OF opium; the quantity WIS small and
was probably gwen for medicinal purposea
DR. Thomas G. Tinnell aided BY several other medical
Gentlemen, made post mortem examination on thu
bodies OF the little nuocens, vhich he found extremely
emaciatsd pale and boodsss: the brains slightly
oongestsd 40 After careful examination OF ali the
organs Of the bodlss Dr. Tnns failed discover any
disease Whatever and In hts opinion death was caused
BY improper nourshmsnt, and the jury. which was
composed exclusively Of medical mon. accordipgy rem
6Arsd verdict 70 that sRscA
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TEE Com wEArHER.-Februsry bids fair 70 keep up
the reputation II has sustained from time immemoral
Of furnishing the coolest weather Yesterday was by
several degrees the coidess Of any day this winter.
Caloric, no matter how obtained, whether from
brightly blasting anthracite. hot whiskey, or
spicsd rum decoctions. thick mufiers mas
sive overcoats, w0oen lined rubbers mammoth
fur gloves what not In great demand The clear
sunshine made brilliant the intense cold without
lessening, seemingly, It's intense rigor 1t was par;
ticularly severe day car aud omnibus drivers and
teamsters Of oil kinds, from the early marketmen to
the milkmen on their second rounds, and in fact on
everybody obliged 10 experience its severity. Quite
number Of persons are reported badly rrostbitten
The rivers filed with thick ice and fsrryboating
was very much impeded The following Is the metsoro-
logical report 81 the Park Observatory yesterday
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

AILtggp BuRGLlRUs.--on the I'd ins, rheophlus
sourque aged nineteen, native Of Canada aud who
rsdsd MP 70 the time Of hs arrest nj 80 Rivl1rton
sseet, was arzigned before Justice STANDBY, at the
EseI Market Police Court charged with having en-
tssd tho premises OF Edward Harkiek, a. oil Second
evsns, on the 18TH Of January and stolen from there
Gar blue dress coat OF the value OF SIS together with
nng from tho same house. the same night ma
priority Of samuel Creighton, clothing 20 the value Of
N4o.aso on the sme oscsson from john Vreilly aud
5hoD>s r. Doyle wearing apparel Of The value OF fl05;
snd the evening u the lotn Of January With burga
Fousll entering. By means OF false keys The Sleep
ing apartment, accompanied By Edward A. J. Bcrsarron
Lwho vas also arrested on the N nstanu, Of John
deiscr,u 542 Brooms street. aud taxing thererou
properly tcothingl 10 the valve OF t200, also tho
Sotb Vii, In company with Bsrgarron, entering by
fneanx n Jimmy tho front room on the second
emose personal property 10 the value OF $500 belong
ma 70 faposoD IasEam. On bis examination upou
se various charges preferred against him Of burglary,
bourque denied having had sua TO DO wilh them
Except 10 the attempt plumber tho house IN Stanton
Ssset and this, notwithstanding the allegation made
sni privately 10 had admitted hrs completely in them
20 600. Boorque was yesterday afternoon committed
Z III Tor trial. GAlso was his sccomphee, Edward A
n. brgnron
csxpit Drr,so ga Sunday evening, shout nine
Seoc', while car No 90 was passing down the Third
avenue bsiwssa Seventh and Eighth streets Charles A.
usnsmsn ran toward the front platform ana endesv
o1nG hFet apon ~ slipped and fell across the track
gmcsr hilock. Of toe ssvep.esnia precinct who Jaw
Bensmhhfal ran toward the car end sucessted 10
yssfnF ths driver 70 stop In tins 70 save the
From bsiny run over: ~ was, Hanspisu's leg wss
hrokep. fhs ocsr subsequently arrested the conductor
and dvsF, but charge could be preferred, under
che CIRCUMSTANCES against him; the crvev, Thomas lie
scmpss vas taken before Justice shandsy presiding
afths Tkira District Poles Court ysstsrday and held
rsndra The deposition o. Hsnsman for examination.
TnH BowxKr BusoEAxr--kxKrsr os sRxscs PsrTs :.
Yesterday afternoon officer Martinez Of TIA Fourteenth
nrscnet breufh. before Justice Bowling At the roubs
konisiss spsacs Pes,s quite well and unavosbiy
knovn 70 shs police whom be had arrested On suspicion
~. Abraham Posnsy NO s0oH Bowsry, last Saturday
pet aud robhnt the safe Of $40 0oo worth OF Jswslry
tna nsnsy There being no direct proof against
ShNe Sim on . bench warrant, charging him With
sss nssny Of ihrss $1,000 nvs-twenty bonds
zone we yssn go The bonds were stolen from Mr..
Hunsbsuna, IN Pbiisdsphha brought 20 this city and
n vsssnsruy sold 10 prokT and banker IN Esssas
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COURT OF COMMON pleAs-1sAl rraM-pAsI 2.
Assault and INTERPRETATION for 81 1000.
Before Judge Barrett.

Assault and Battery-Action for 81 200.
Before Judge Barrett.
jane Collins Us. Ed,oard c. Richards This an
action 10 recover the Of $4,000 for an alleged
assault The complaint alleged that the defendant
landlord Of certain premises situate at Twelfth street and
Third avenue TN the 7th Of April 1866 the plaintiff
was in possession OF hired from the defendant,
who that day, ayerred, entered her room and
sorciby aud violently seized tho plaintiff and dragged
her about and attempted to throw her down stairs from
Abe effects OF which she endured great mental suffering
and for which she claims damages The defence ~
. general denial Of every allegation contained in the
complaint and averment that the defendant merely
knocked at the door to notify the plaintiff that he would
refuse her after the LIST OF May 1906 when she at
ence assaulted him.
The not concluded
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CoURT Or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Opening of the February Term.
Reforo Recorder HAckett


Before Recorder Hackett
The February term OF the General Sessions
opened yesterday-the Recorder presiding District
Attorney Hall and Assistant District Attorney Bedford
-.--~~as far tho rrnsscr,nn Al thsra not q
quorum Of grand jurors present. those gentlemen who
answered 10 their discharged till this
fIuesday) morning. when tho grand jury will be
6sneled and charged by Recorder HacketL
Alfred W. Tooker who indicted for the homicide
e William Hansen, pleaded guilty 10 maDslaughter in
Ahst on the lsh OF November 1907 while the ship
- Miller was lying at anchor OF the Battery the
rrisonsr,. who was the mate OF the vessel, ordered
hansen twho sailor board 20 perform
some work on the ship The deceased, being
somewhat under the influence OF liquor refused 10
eoey. whersupon controversy arose between them
inspecting their respective positions Tooksr supposing
shat Hansen wss approaching him in a begerent stu-
spde lifted cApstan bar and bill him on the head,
which fractured hts skull aud caused his DEATH
81 ior tho accused requested TO be postponed
Tor 0 fey days.
Willard P. Maynard charged with stealing $500
yorth OF horse feed from his employer, Ellis " Crow
il Charlton street Az MIR Bedford cou not prove that
n25 worth taken at time he was compelled 70
take plea Of petty larceny. The Recorder imposed
severe penalty the aw allowed, which impris-
cnmeni 10 the Psnitentiay Tor six months and fine Of
300.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-04
COURT CAltsDae-rHls Day.

SUPREME corRT--CIRcuT. Part Nos s07, sos 3s3,
7sl 3Tl 6o5 cal, 235 e65 $50 75o eoI III, 2s5 46e
All $40, SAT- bTI sic. Peb 2-Nog sos o94, $40 500,
40 l64, T3o, 500 2s4 45o d62 g. es2 1856 1874 10,
100, 672 6ls $40 Part 3Nos. az eS5, $40 p71, 9i3
eos 49, 3T5 3t5, 209 H. si3 40, $50 s25. S6l $50
Via III, 1913,
SUPREME CouRT--CHAMBERs. Ca Call No. S.
SUPERIOR CoURr--TnAL nH.--Pat l-Sos 1873,
N53 1886, 1857, 317S 1859, 3513 1852, 2S4T, 25s5,
bs3 24le, 846l, 1892 2sIT. Part 2---Nos 1901 1856
a72 377o, S25s, 1858, l492 37e2, 3116, 3TlI $500,
200, 3Ts4 3Tss, 3Tes
81, SS6 sss, $50 sos, SOC, 5gT, sos 500. 900 Part
y.kos 1242 sos, 622, 1906, 265, COS SOC, 1874 800,
eoA 0o2 e03, 00l, Dos 908
Mann corRr-fRAt TkRx-Nos L. rs. 10, H. %,
~, &c, &c, -. Is, %, 80, 81, az. So "a. IS
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mat there 'strong sympathy" among the dsnaosatn
nevspapsu and politicians Of Southern Indiana for thstf
southern orsthrsn," and In opposition to Psndleton.
omciai returns nom the Eighth Ohio dstrics give
Beatty ll,s2o and Burns lossa Beatty's majority,
$50 bsastys gain is 2so Hayes while Burns loss
sos irom rnurmans vote The republican net gaia
IL 6SS.
Senator Wilson viii lecture in New n ampshirs three
or four nights this week aid of the radical cause
BLAIR Of Michigan Is en- route for the same destination
The democrats had stirring meeting in sanborpon on
Saturday evening. II 10 estimated that the democratic
vote viii be doubled in the towns in that vicinity in
March.
Ex-Governor Horatio Seymour assures friend tJans.
22 that he positively Is not candidate for monte
nation for the Presidency.
Mr. Hamilton OF Maryland. who has been elected bus
not yet credentaed Is United States Senator from thaa
state married New Hampshire Jewess-a branch sf
the Woodburys probably.
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NEW yoRk CITY.
vglIrD STATES DISTRICT COURT.

THE COURTS.

Another champagne suit
me case OF the United states against large quantity
a. champagne amounting In value 70 about $50 900,
has been set down psemplorIy for trial this morning
before Judge Bla.chford. Should no unexpected and
suneien cause be shown by counsel for the claimants
for the postponsmens Of the trial. IL viii be a. once pro-
oesdsd with before jury and will occupy the remain
DER or the week. The Gaze Of the United sta,es
against slos cases Of champagne, claimed Dy
Henry ST. Marceaux, OF Rheims. tried last summer:
occupied the court . fortnight In that anu
In the pending suit the charge was for unaervauhuon
or invoice In the case tried the jury failed TO agree
Standing when discharged, after night ana DAYS ae
liberation eleven for the claimants and one LOT tne
government Mr. Sidney Webster, assisted py Mr.
James b. Craig, conducted the case Tor Inc
Mr. Samuel e. Courtney, United states District Attor-
rev assisted by Mr. VIM. N. Evarts. hr. Loury and
M Choals, appearing for the government
The Great sherry Case
Immediately on the conclusion of the trial in the
case the great sherry case will be pressed
for trial This will involve very large amount Of
money and the result Of the trial will be anxously
loo 90 forward 10 by manufacturers and importers
xreai number OF witnesses will have to be examined,
and iral will occupy probably ten or twelve days
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
counterfeitipg Currency Case.

Couuterfeitiug Currency Case.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The case OF the United states w. Louisa Miller
charged with having In her possession counterfeit
,ency stamps OF cents each, up again
before Commissioner Osborn ano further adjourned to
Wednesday next
Isabella Woodward, New York city; referred TO Regis
tsr Allen
Isaac Wolf Waller New York city; referred 70 Regis.
Ter Dwight
Abraham Newman, New York city; referred 10 Regis
ter Ketchum
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SUPERIOR cuuaT-TRIAL TERm-pAHT 2.

Action by n Company Against Shareh older.
Before Judge Barbour.
Tae Nausaain King Silvr Mining Company Of Echo
Da1 G, Hun5odt County, Nevada, ra William DepesC.-
mis- an action 10 recover 1000 on promissory
note given by the defendant for the purchase OF
certain shares Of the stock OF the company jointly
with that Of the Washington Mil and Silver Mining
Company, Nevada The complainant alleged that the
defendant refused to pay the note presentation. Tho
defence set up that OF false representation the
part OF the plaintiff and that the stock in question
vsueess. The jury found for the plaintiff
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street An examination which followed resulted In
tracing the bonds 70 the possession Of the defendant
Pstg and he unable unwilling 70 account for his
possession OF the money. Afer PettIs had been
mted Mr. Posner appeared In court and said TO Justice
Bowling no could not that Petts broke into the
safe and robbed him. but he said Pettis some time ago
introduced him TO q man Who proved 70 be thief.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Cunard mail steamship Russia win leave his
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close 1t the Post once a.
twelve o'clock n. on Wednesday.
The New York HERALD--Edition for Europs-win DO
ready at half-past ten o'clock this morning
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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DrsYsucrrvs Fiss At FIusmxo l. L-About nvs
O'Clock Sunday night IRE broke out ths premises
Of Mr. Cheessmsn, located the road running from
Flushing 70 satonport By which properly, consisting
Of cattle, horses and machinery, " ths value Of about
u, 600 was destroyed.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuuHT--IS ADMIRAL ~.
Before Judge Blatchford.

Judge Blatchford opened the court yesterday morn
ing being the last day OF the admiralty term. His
Honor that the trial by jury term would
this morning, ard having heard couple OF motions of
nc public interest ne adjourned the cour. al twelve
s'ciocx
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

KARsr-TuRSER. On Wednesday, January 90, at tho
residence of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. John Ham
COCK, JOSEPH KARsT Of Hoboken, N j., TO FRANcEn
EMMA, only daughter Of Henry Turner Of Brooklyn.
E. ID.
London papers please copy.
La FRANcE-MAsos. Sunday, January 20, by
the Rev. Avah Guion Mr.. JOHN NJ La FRANCE TO Misc
EMMA A. MASON, ali of this city.
owENs-HEDpEs -On Thursday January 80, at Grace
church. Newark, N j., by the Rev. DR.. Hodges, G. D,
OWENS Esq, Of Charleston, s. c., TO MARY, Oldest
daughter OF James I. Hedden ESQ., Of Newark, N. J.
RoGERs-HAYSEs. Brooklyn, on Thursday, Jan-
uary 80 by the Rev T. f. Cornell NELSON G. RoGERa To-
ALICE, daughter Of Colonel Stephen Haynes, all Of
Brooklyn.
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Important Afridavit or Char 'es II. Mar
vine, Stockh0idcr-A History OF tho Dis
p0sni of the $4,000 New Shares Of
stOcik-Whero the Proceeds (S4,9OO,0OO)
Went To.
Al the last sitting Of the referee appointed by the
Court to take dispositions in this much gated and in
teresting case, Mr.. Charles r. Marvne examined,
and the following testimony elected throwing
siderable light the manipulations Of Wall street
SPECTATORS
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A Word Of Caution.

1HROUGH the process Of Kiln-drying, large
Il quantities Of Corn, in q more or less dam.
aged coDdition-being mixed with portion of
sound. grain-are now largely made use Of by
Western Millers 10 the manufacture Of Kiln dried
Corn Meal. @
: As too much attention cannot be given to the
quality of the food which we eat and there being
no necessity for using Kiln-dried Meal, where To-
would direct the attention Of dealers and consul
mers to the fact that his "Young America Mills"
As in constant ope' atom and competent TO supply
all demands made upon them. No Kiln.dsisd
grain is made use Of and every attention is given
to the securing of hrst-cass grain and product
10 Bolted and Unbolted Meal, fair trial OF which
must give it precedence over all importations.
marc es JOSHUA BEAL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

TTNHE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
i Gree of chargel to all who desire it, the pre-
script with the directions for making and using
the simple remedy by which he was cured Of a
Lung A Affection and that dread disease Corr
sumption. His only object is to benefit the
afflicted aud he hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription, as it will cost them nothing, and
NAV prove q blessing Please address
BEV. EDWARD WILSON,
No. 1865 South Second st., Williamsburg, N. Y.
septic
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INTERESTING TO BASE BALL CLUBs.-See
Mr.. P. F. Gogarty's advertisement if you
wish to know the real headquarters in
New Orleans, for obtaining any and every
article necessary to the study and use of
the game of base ball.
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u The Brennan (Te1as) Ban

70 The Brennan (Te1as) Ban
ner says:
Nearly all the Texas editors "are
pleased to learn that Col. r. S.
Morse, of the City Hotel, taking into
consideration the hardness Of the
times, and the great scarcity of
money, has reduced the rate of board
to three dollars per day." We don't
see why they should be SO particu-
larly pleased at the reduction; we
never knew Col. Morse to charge an
editor a cent.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-04-21

sg A French physician who has
examined the statistics of the births Of
many countries, states that one hun
dred and six boys are born to every
hundred girls, but more boys die
before reaching one year than girls.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

n GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IA Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
Con do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN.
AZ Cedar street New York.
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u A native of India has woven
a piece of lace ten yards long, and
one yard wide, which weighs but a
trife more than two ounces, and can
easily be passed through small fin
ger ring.
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INFORMATION.

INFORMATION guaranteed to produce luxu
l. RANT growth of hair upon a bald head or
b-ardless lace, also a recipe for the removal OF
PimpIes, Blotches. Eruptions, &c. on
the skin, leaving the same soft, clear, and beau.
tiful, can be obtained without charge by address
ing IHOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
semitic 1923 Broadway, New York