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little work for portions OF them whose duty consists
In ETting and sorting coupons. that numbers have
furoughed. II IL thought that AZ least seventy
i've viii be dismissed on the isl Of November.
Continuance Of tho Frcedmen,s Bureau.
10 il reported that an attempt will be made a. tho
next session or Congress to have the Freedmenis
Breau continued for at least another year from
Iss OF next January for the protection OF freedmen
A well - FOR their education and the collection ~
thelr bounty, pensions and back pay. General How
ard has been appealed TO IN order TO obtain his INIT
ence TO that end; but he declines to recommend the
measure while at the same time ne admits that ths
necessity Cor projection OF the freedmens rights sn
exists.
Annual Repors ~ the War Department.
The heads 0, the various bureaus In tile War De-
partment are engaged making their annuss
reports for the fiscal year ending Jane 1864. for
presentation To Secretary Scnoneld.
importation Of Castia Prohibited NJ 80.
Thomas.
the United states Consul 1T st. Thomas notifies
the Department OF state That lin consequence OF
the cattle disease now prevailing IN several parts ~
the United States OF North America this govern
meat has strictly prohibited the importation o(
horned cattle or any raw portions OF said sn'Inas.
whether dried or picked, until further notice"
Navy and Army Gazette.
receiving ship vandalia. Passed Assistant Paymax
ter Frank H. Arms has been ordered to duty at New
Orleans. Paymaster H. ]. Cahoone has been de-
tachcd from the vandalia aud ordered 10 settle 40
counts. Paymaster +. IL. Hirnan has been de-
tachcd from New Orleans upon his own application.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Barton Randall, being
over sxty-two years OF age. has been, by dircctoa
OF the President retired from active service.
Personal.
The Office furniture at General HancOck's head
quarters was packed up to-day and Will be moved 10
New York city tomorrow. General Hancock aud
General s. s. Carroll. OF his stan. will not leave hero
until Friday next.
Major General Howard will leave here on Saturday
next for Springfield, Mass, to attend the anniver-
sary OF the American Missionary Association, which
takes place on Tuesday or Wednesday Of next week.
General Howard will deliver an address before The
association on the education OF the freedmen.
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General Blair addressed large meeting OF demo.
Gratis last evening in Chicago.
Fiske's bu ldng on Mill street. Rochester, dam
aged by dre on Tuesday evening to the amount OF
several hundred dollars.
Casper souder, Of the proprietors Of the Phila
delpha Ba,ett,, died yesterday morning after long
illness lie was fifty years OF age.
Thomas Mitchell, IN old resident OF Schenectady
fell across the railroad track In that city yesterday
morning and was run over by freight train, receiv-
ing fatal injuries.
The Executive Committee OF the National Board OF
Underwriters met IN Chicago Yesterday. About
thirty members were present; representing the IN.
srrancc interest Of every prominent city In the
Union.
Deacon samuel NJ Andrews, OF Plymouth, Mass,
charged with the murder OF Cornelius Holmes, was
arraioned before the supreme judicial Court, and
pleaded not guilty. HIS trisi VIII proOaoy TAKE
place in the December term
aeorpe seddous, victor in the late prize fight at
the ise OF Shoals was arrested In Boston on Tues
day night, and will be tried for violation OF the law
against exhibitions. The punisnment provided "
hue not exceeding $4,000, and STATE Prisou not ex'
uesding i've yeara
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Newmarket Hought0n Races.
NEWMARKET. Oct. IL, 1858.
Tho Glasgow Stakes Of 100 sovereigns each for two
year old colts mine subscribers, was walked over BY
Mr. Merry's b. O.. by Stockwel. out Of Catharfne
Hayes.
The All Aged Stakes Of 100 soyeregns each tfive
subscribers) was also walked over by Sir Joseph
HawIey's Blue Gown.
the sweepstakes OF fifty soveregns each for two year
olds seven subscribers, was by Lord Falmouths
Nighuar. Mr.. Bromsgrove's Hortense second, Mr.. $.
Boyce's brown Oily. by Pcador, third. The betting
was two to one each against Nightar and Hortense
and Ave to one against Mr.. Boyce's oily
The Sussex Stakes OF twenty -Hve sovereigns each
for two year Odds fourteen subscrbersl was won BY
Mr. ii. Savle's colt by Skirmisher, Mr.. J. Foys b. c.
Gientit by Blair Athol, second. The betting was
six to one each against Skirmisher and Gientilt
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The BuriisGan me Treaty and the English Press-
Rioteus Demonstration Against Foreigners
British Demand for satisfaction-Minin
Repors-RIre In Hong Keng.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 20, 1885,
The steamship Japan brings the following advices
from China, under date Of Hong Kong September
49,
Hon. J. Ross Browne, United states Minister to
China, arrived I'm Shanghai on the 18th OF septem-
Der and len next day for Pekn, via Tien-tsn Mr..
Burlinghames mission and the treaty were freely dis
cussed in China by the English in their newspapers.
The treaty It is said gives general dissatisfaction
because IL contains no new concessions An anti
foreign riot had occurred at Yung Chow, near Chin
Kong. The mob burned and destroyed some mis-
sio1ary premises and attempted To murder the IN
mates
The British Consul AT shsnghae, in her Majesty,s
ship Rinaldo instituted inquiry in the matter and
demanded reparstion. He afterwards visited the
yiceroy at Nankin In connection with the matter
and IL was reported that his mission had proved sue
cessful.
Mining operations to A small extent were still car
ried on at Chefoo. The British Consul had induced
the Chinese authorities 10 protect travellers In that
province.
The recent violent opposition 10 foreigners ia Che
foo had considerably abated.
The steamer Kinshaw ran down the schooner
Japan and sunk her in the woosng river ON the 18th
OF september.
nre occurred In Hong Kong on the 18th OF
August destroying Q large amount OF property.
Two women and seven children persisted In the
names
Captain Johnson. OF the British gnnboat Bustard.
fred upon the city Of Choocbi dong considerable
damage because boat with provisions for his YES
ae had been fred on aud plundered by persons from
that place.
Markets Report.
HoYa KoNG, Sept. 15.--rea declined In the Hong
Kong market and but few settlements had been
made silk had slightly declined,sb but the market
was active. Exchange on London IL. okd., On New
York 10 per cent discount
sHAEaHAB. sept le.--Txcbauge on LONDON ~ ak
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Change of the Namc Of tho Capitai-Na9a saki
observation-disclosures to the Prussian Minis
ter-An American Naval Onnccr Killed.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 20. 1865
Tho adyices from Japan report that the MiKado
had issued his proclamation declaring shat the city
Of Jeddo the capital OF Japan. shall he hereafter
called Toakei. or the Eastern Capital
The port OF Jeddo was To have been opened to for
elgners on the LIST day OF October The present Gov
ernor Of Yokohama rad requested that che foreign
representatives be transferred to Jeddo.
Intelligence from Nagasakt represents that the
town Of Negat had been bombarded ny the war
steamer Gerard, dying the nag OF the
Dismio OF satsums. ana the steamer oien
t0sama. under the nag OF the Diamo
OF Choshu the neet of the confederate mobiles muster
ing lately or Osaka 10 the following order, wiz
Cosmop0Iite tDiamio OF Hiogoh Chusan NOW diving
Choshiu's dag, but formerly belonging to Satsumal,
Otentossma Diamio OF Choshiu,, gunboat name I'M
known-Damio of Hizen) Gerard (Diami0 Of Sat
suma), Coquette (Diamio OF Kurumi.
The palace at Nagasaki WAS totally destroyed by
Che two vessels.
De Brandt. the Prussian Charge d'Anaires had
been grossly insulted by escort of the Japanese
Minister OF Foreign Affairs while returning from the
Government House. He has protested against the
outrage and demanded reparation.
No military events OF importance had occurred
since previous advices. although considerable fight
ing was reported. the advantages resting with the
Northern army.
Advices OF August 81 from C0stries ~ bay, state
that the steamer Homan had exploded, killing George
g. Herman, First Assistant Engineer; NJ. Bernard.
Third Assistant Engineer, and five Cinnamon, and
badly scaidng Chief Engineer Harlon and three
Cinnamon.
II was reported that an American officer beiong-
ing TO the United States steamer Oneida had been
killed at Hiogo by Japanese. It appears that party
OF seamen and several mIdshipmen from the Oneida,
together with some men belonging to the French
war vessels Beneguese and Venus, created dis
turbance in Hiog0 while they were under the innu-
ence OF liquor. The officer Of the Mikado attempted
to arrest them ana q scuffie ensued, during which
pistols were fired. The offender escaped.
The japanese government gives notice OF us desire
to have the ,reaty revised regards the duty on tea
and silk.
Markets Report.
YOKOHAMA, Sept. 2.-Exchange on London a..
I'D; on New York, 16 per cent discount. In SILK
there is fair business. Staple American drills, So.
Rice has advanced and In in great demand. SILK has
advanced. The total settlements since July have
been 5000 bales Of extra and best Mibast at $40
season, 1,750.000 "cards," quoted 1t soc. 81 per
card.
Tea Is In little demand large quantities being re-
ceived from Hi0go and shipped to New York.
Marine News.
The advices from Yokohama, Japan, OF the 10th OF
September report the ships Yokohama, Grenader,
Queen Of the Age and Havtah loading for New
York. Freights TO London and New York are quoted
at f3 15s. Q "a per ton.
The United states ship Shenandoah, while en- route
to Hiogo. broke her engine.
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General Serrsae Declares for . Monarchy
Free Vote 20 Decido-A Candidate for
lhe Throns.
- PARIS. Oct. II. 1885,
Generai serrano has written letter 70 the editor
cftne eauots newspaper, declaring IN favor Of :
monarchy q beat suited TO the state OF spain
Hs says. however, that the leaders OF the
revolution have resolved 70 act entirely In accord
snce With the voice OF the people as 70 what form
OF government shall be adopted for the country.
Il 10 reported that King Ferdinand has accepted
proposal 70 como forward ~ a candidate for the
throne OF spain.
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. evmbOtpS -
DaTG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
ga BROADWAY. NEM YORK.


Adjoining Metropolitan Hotel.
PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
Purs Wines and Liqfors FOR medicinal purposes
OF FRENCH Enssh nothing but tbs boss
American Perfumery.
uELMBOLUS
FLUID EXTRACTS, Bucuu AND sARsAPARiLLA-
Thess remedies compounded BY II. r. Hemoold drug
gist chemist Of IS years experience adopted ~
physicians their and In their pracsce Tor the
past stem years"
proprietor that of conducting the bust
nessvz advertising not be objectionable 10 the sn
uty.
Having great confidence in tho articles prepare and 10
iievn TO 10 o great advantage quAint the community
with merits have r.sorted 20 the above Many,
druggists articles OF theis that they claim
mcrtosious Each have their ideas regard 10
disposnx OF the but do not bellows there - one
among ihrrn who, having good remedy m,no, would
hesitate 10 resort To the means shall not however,
prrccribe endcxvor substitute remedies
others called for.
article purchased warranted 20 he Of the best mate
The assistants OF sight
the best Broadway and prescription read
by OF the assistants before compromising and adj
d.ons security checked before delivery viii have
thosn employ Ia this department whom would nos
trust " tn NV business or NV life.
Tue appreciation and patronage OF the faculty and Of tho
public respectfully solicited. Rest assured nothing shall DO
neglected deserve tho same Very respectfully, yours
II. 7. HELaBoLp, Druggist aud Chemist
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PENNS YLVANiA.


READING, Oct. ~. 1858.
In the New School Presbyterian synod this morn
ing, after the devotional exercises. the Moderator
announced the standing committees.
The Rev. Mr.. Adair, of Philadelphia from the
Committee on Home Missions, reported the amount
OF contributions during the past year In the dive
Presbyteres composing the Synod to he 81, POO 90.
Rev. John Mcleod, OF Philadelphia, from the Com
mittee on Foreign Missions, reported that the con.
tributions TO that object were t14,0 Both amounts
are gains over the sums contributed the previous
year.
Rev. Mr.. Butler, OF New York. addressed the
tan Union.
At the afternoon session an hour was devoted 10 q
synodica prayer meeting, after which the report OF
the standing committee on the American EreSbsie-
ridn was submitted The committee recommended
that increased efforts be used for increase OF the
circulation OF that newspaper
At the evening session the holy communion was
celebrated and interesting addresses delivered
by Rev. Or. Humphrey, Of Calvary church, and Rev.
Dr. lien, Of the Pine street church, Philadelphia
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LOUISIANA.

Adjournment of the observation-disclosures
White Member Unseated 90 Make Room
for a Nesro-Psssase OF the Now Orleans
Boud Bili-Heavy Bribcs Offered senntors.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 81, 1888.
The Legislature adjourned sine die at midnight
last night. Among the last acts Of the House was
the reconsideration Of the vote sustaining the Gov
errors veto Of the City Bond bill and the
passage of the bill the veto: also the election OF
another white member. elected by 800 majority.
and the insalla ton In his place OF negro. reso
luton was adopted giving mileage and per diem for
tie whole session number Of rad cal contestants
o. the seats OF sitting democratic members whose
cases have not yet been decided.
The same action was taken In the Senate In SINH
lar In the Senate when the veto OF the City
Bond bill came up, Senator caused TO be read
communication Offering $1,000 as q bride for the
passage oil the bill over the veto. II was also stated
that o further sum OF $4,000 had been offered.
The vote was then taken and the veto sustained.
10 too.
The body or Colonel Pope, the late Sheriff OF ~.
Mary's parish, went North this evening ny the
steamer Nicholas LOngworth The body was escorted
TO the steamer nv a number Of ex-united States
Guiding Generals Rousseau and Buchanan. Pope
WAS formerly colonel or the Twenty third Illinois
regiment instead OF the Twenty.ninih, ~ stated.
Destruction of the Rapides Tribune Once.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 81, 1858.
The ONCE OF the Rapides Tribune, at Alexandria,
La, was destroyed three nights ago by q mob. All
has been quiet In st. Marys since the troops arrived
A large meeting OF ex-solders passed resolutions to-
day calling upon the United States and General
Rousseau TO protect ex-soldien and loyal citizens
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

Arrival or the sseamship japan ~ san Franz
cisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 90, 1868.
The mail steamer Japan, from China and Japan.
has arrived. Her dates are Hong Kong. September
Is, and Yokohama. October @ The Japan brings over
500 passengers from China and 500 tons OF merchan
disc. She experienced heavy weather during most
OF the passage. The steamer China, hence Septein-
Der 5, reached Yokohama the 2brn OF the same
month";
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER o.

months g. I%d.; on New York, IA per cent discount
impofs.-American drills 4 ~ Q ~ taeis per
piece. The stock on hand Is q, 900 pieces Flour
7a'k tae!s per bb. Quicksilver 81 3 IS taeis Eng
ilsf coa.s taes. American Goals II x. .
Observation-Disclosures OF green teas for the month,
roc na chests; stock on hand $4,000 half chests
the hr Asphodel sailed on the Attn for New YORK.
with ass 600 lbs. OF Tea The snips Res0lute and
Enelan nd are loading for the same place. The prices
ars AgheS than in ast season. but decline 10 conf
IDENTITY expected Prices OF silk are declining Ia con-
sequence OF cn.avorabie news from London.
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committed TO the cause Of Grant all those
respectable old gentlemen who used to call
themselves democrats, and who have such .
natural fondnsss for that old party name that
they cannot relinquish it even when they
wrap themselves up in republican principles.
1t is another sign Of the times of the clinging
to the issues of the rebellion, that the name
war democrats should figure in another can
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Meeting Of Citizens In Charlestea-Thc Re
cent OutraGes in tho state.
CHARLESTON, Oct. Il, 1898.
A meeting was held this afternoon TO express In
dgnation at the recent m1rders In this State. Mayor
Clark presided, and speeches wero made by Senator
Sawyer. Collector Mackay and others.
Governor Scott has issued proclAmations Offering
rewards for the apprehension OF the murderers and
expressing a determination 10 maintain the public
order ut all hazards
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Valley the shock was severe. Al sonora the shocks
were light. but they continued dearly all day.
All business except OF q retail KIND, u suspended
The Chamter Of Commerce held = meeting today
and resolved TO telegraph 70 the Chambers OF Com
MERGE In New York. Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago
London. Paris ard Hamburg tue account OF fhe
disaster
Another shock was fe:t 1t seven r. Il.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mr.. George w. Chiids and his wife sailed for
Europe yesterday morning on the Cunard steamship
Scotia. Many friends came from Baltimore and
Philadelphia to bid the tourists farewell and large
company, including many residents OF this city.
assembled on board the steamer FOR This purpose.
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VIRGINIA.


The Virginia and North Carolina Border Fair.
DAsvtILE Oct q, 1858.
A drenching rain has been falling Tor the past
twelve hours, casting damper on the proceedings
OF the fair Professor Mallett, OF the University Of
West Virginia, delivered an eloquent address upon
the application Of modern sciences TO agriculture.
The trOtting races will take place tomorrow.
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NEW YORK.


Preparation Of an Exclusive Frand.
WATERrOwN. Oct. Il, 1853.
An extensive fraud Is being perpetrated through
out tine country, and especially In the West by ne
gotiating forged drafts purporting to be drawn ~
the banking house OF Howard b Baker, Watertown.
N. Y. ana signed by r.. r. Hemer, cashier. ras
drafts are neatly engraved and executed These
drafts, to the amount OF several Thousand dollars,
have sent here for collection. There has never
been any such banking house in this village.
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CUBA.

Rainy Wcather-rsuGar Market.
HAVANA, Oct. II, 1898.
II has been raining here all day.
The sugar market ia quiet and prices are I'M
changed. Lard quiet ut l9tsc. per pound.
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MASSACHUSE rs.


seven Men Drowned In Boston Bar',ev.
Boston, Oct. 81 1858.
In the gale on saturday ak men, who were fishing
In dories belonging TO the fishing vessels IN the
harbor, were drowned, and q seventh was Knocked
overheard ny the main boom. Their DaInes sre:-
James Burke, James Drlscoll, James Uobert, John
Lyden, Patrick Kinds, Flaterty and Logan They
we're all residents OF SOUTH Boston and most OF
them leave families
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AZ Auction This Oay-TIc Grent . Kiugslsnd
Manor estate ANAL SALE Runsrtnrd station N. !.
A. T. BI,EECktR, SON CO.
Tickets Tor i2 O'Clock train of Erie Railroad
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The UPPER PART OF THE CRY, from Forty
sixth to Fiftieth street, 10 in . most deplorable
condition. The debris Of old houses, the pre-
psrations for putting up new ones, and the
wretched state of the pavements generally
render this portion of the city almost impass-
able. What are the street inspectors doing ?
Electioneering or naturalizing voters, or
what
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SRYMoUR's BLUNDERs. -Horatio Seymour
presided at the Chicago Convention Of 1864,
which declared for peace in the midst of the war,
which was great blunder; and he presided
At the Tammany Convention OF 1868, which
nominated him on a. war platform in the midst
ofpeace, which was great blunder. But his
greatest blunder was his acceptance Of this
nomination when he was expected, just once
more and finally, TO decline it,
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Gescroms OHer.-We Undcr-tanA that rho
proprietor Of Ripley Female College Poultry, w.
% from the bills OF
all common and solid branches for the balance of the
scholastic year. The press will cesruily give publicity The
above offer by copying
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y. II. T.-Pnbltc Speakcrs and SinGers VIII
and BROWNS bronchial irochcs beneficial in clearing tho
voice betore speaking singing and relieving tha throat
my exetou Of the vocal orgsns having
Gu lar affections which disturb the u
specch fov coughs colds troches ell sokuA
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Gas Fixtures (Sew Stylcsl at Retail.-Dfa
fashioned chandeliers recsvcd IN exchange MsnnfacorJ
and wsrsrooa Nos ~ East Fourth street. near hrnsd
var. n l. CURTIS a 90
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II. r. UeluibOld's

frequently remarked by passing cstablish-
that 20 the merits OF Advertising Ts
these persons would here stats that the conn
depce had In tho merit o articles Inspired 10 do
thas now been but i've years sincs leu my natys city
where had abore assduousiy for period Of ~
This known all ,he cnerprtsing residents OF that city.
many Of whom remember from my starting point A
residents OF this metropolis, who
voarh for the ~ statement
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Fine Gold sleeve Buttsns aud Sssds, New
styes. for by GEO. o. ALLEN as Broadway, door
bsloy Cans
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HIips Hair Dye, 80 Ccrss.--Biack, Broy~w,
instantaneous best, cheapest in Depot 1s Brostwsr
Sold by all druggists
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induced advertise bs remedies from n confidence 10
their merits. II induced follow dis with
imports al bas.s they have ample opportunity VI
testing tho Intelligence OF the cOmnuaity.
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Cristnsor0,s JnrivaiIed Hair Dye.-Aoid and
applied No sAstor House Mandatory - Maiden ans.
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Stsusmering Cured by Hates, Patent Arrita
For descrirtive pamphlet address Siuon - ~
5.9ss Nov york Poet offcs.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.--rho Best in tho
World The only perfect dye harmless able nstsntAns
FACTORY ~ Bond street
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ErrinG bat NOble.-SeIf Help for Young Mesv
Who having erred, better manhood Sent seasA
envelopes, free Of charge benefited, return lAs
postage Address PhiAnthros, boz r, Philadelphia, Pc
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hureVtfs. AroWntr rUttsn, TOR OiSh " = -
ished fwuiirfe, gt fraues marble snd mutation woods
fragrant and brilliant FOR sale By drargs grccsfs ~
uIntre Stores trice 50 per bottle wboesas aep1'
~ Pearl SEse New York
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| Corns, Bunioss, Enlarged Joints and ali
diseases he By Dr. zAcHARIE $50 Broadway