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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04
CUBA.

Reported Landing Of nm Expedition In tho
Bay of Nipe-Tho Cubans in the Interior
Supplied with Arms and War Materiel-
Desperate Fight ut san Jose-Bravery Of
the Cubans-Trsachery Of the spaniards.
HAVANA, Dec. III
Via KEY WEST, Dec. 8. 1869. J
Authentic Information received here from San
tiago de Cuba, dated November 49, reports the
landing OF fllDustering expedition from the Cuban
privateer Teaser in Npe Bay and that great guam
tity OF military stores have reached the interior In
safety.
On the Goth ult the spaniards attacked the insur-
gents, VINO were intrenched at place called Ma
gete The attack was commenced by shelng and
ended with bayonet charge. in which the Span
iards were repulsed with great loss, many Of the
wounded being taken by the victors.
The government Is selling all the animals found
on the streets in Puerto Principe.
On tho oath ult, about dawn negro brought in
formation OF the approach OF the insurgents on the
town OF San Jose. The place was garrisoned by
Galatians AS soon as the news was received recon-
NOTHING party OF twenty men, accompanied by an
ofcer, was sent out 70 make observations, but they
were cut or by the insurgents and captured.
About eight A. M. the insurgents commenced an
attack the garrison, ana the fight lasted for over
an hour. The Cubans then raised white nag for
the purpose OF demanding those In the garrison TO
surrender. Tn0Se IN Lne IOrt responded Dy raising
similar nag, and an officer and four men approached
the Cuban lines to make proposals for capituaton.
Before they reached the Cuban forces the insur-
gents for some reason or other, unordercd, fired
a volley on the nag OF truce and killed two men.
The fight was then renewed. The Cubans fought
desperately They cndeavored to scale the ntrench-
ments OF the garrison, but Spanish achievements
coming up they withdrew. Eleven Galatians were
found dead In the trenches.
Much excitement prevails among the Galatians.
The colonel commanding the garrison at San Jose
has been relieved and sent TO San Jose to undergo
trial by court martial
Active Measures for the Restoration Of Au-
th0rity in the Cinco Villas.
HAVANA, Dec. 8, 1869.
Tho military government Will soon be inaugurated
FOR the Cnco Villas district. Great results
pected from this measure which IL is supposed will
lead to the complete re-estabshment Of the Spanish
authority in that quarter.
dividend Of four per cent has been declared by
the Havana Railroad Company since the road has
been under the management Of General ClavNo
Formally. while under the Aldamas direction, the
road paid no dividend for years.
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MISSOURI.

Mormon Settlement In jackson County
saints Repudinting roIyGamy.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3, 1882
Tho Kansas City Journal says:--A considerable
number of Mormons from Salt Lake have come to
Jackson county and settled near Independence,
where they formerly resided. They have recovered
some OF their ola property, including the temple
ground, on wnch site they propose TO erect another
place or worship. These Aormons rspudiate
DOyQamy.
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ANOTHER CASE or MAasLAUSATER.

John Menshcn, German, was arraigned on o
charge OF granddaughter, for having stabbed man
named Henry Miller, IN Great Neck He pleaded not
guilty, but on the trial the testimony proved con-
clusvcly the guilt OF the man, and the Jury found
him guilty OF manslaughter IN the second degree.
Ihe Court sentenced him to imprisonment at hard
labor Tor term OF Ave years aud six months.
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THE MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

Alcorn's Majority Neutrality-suspicious. Carries
bat Three Counties-Thc Whole Radical
Ticket Elected.
JACKSON Dec. 81 1889.
Additional returns from six counties give Acorn
several thousand additional majority. Dent has
CARED but three counties ana these by very small
malorities. The whole radical ticket, with few ex
ceptions, has doubtless been elected.
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MsTAIaIE RACES.

NEW ORLEANS Dec. 3, 1900.
At the MetairIe Course to-day the hurdle race, two
miles, was won by Lancer, beating Socks and
Chalmette.
The second race. mile heats, three In Ave. was won
by Corsican, beating Donovan Betty Bay, Boneta,
Whszlnhunt and Larklp. Average umes la7x.
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MAINE.
Fire In LewistOH-LOss of Life.

Fire In LewistOn-LOss Of Life.
LEWISTON, Dec. 3, 1862
Early this morning fire was discovered in the
store of T. NJ varley, in Lisbon street, The building
ana stock were totally destroyed The fire extended
to store adjoining, occupied by X. s. Ambrose,
dry goods, which was destroyed. The stock and nx-
lures In large part were over yarey's store
NJ. d. Chaplin an attorney, had his ONCE and roomed
there. He was not missed until after the fire. when
his charred remains were discovered In the ruins.
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SPAIN.
,iracies Aguin--G0vernment

Carlist Conspracies acknowledgements
Alarm.
MADRID, Dec 3, 1862
Several other Carss conspracies have been dis
covered in various parts Of spain within the past
few days. number OF persons have been arrested
and the authorities are taxing extraordinary pre-
cautions to guard against any new outbreak.
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PORTUGAL.

Cable Telegraph to America.
LISBON. Dec. 3, 1900.
The Portuguese government has. invited tenders
Cor the manufacture and laying OF submarine tele-
graph cable from Portugal to eligible point on
the American coast touching at the Azorcs
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Paris Tranquil.

PARIS, Dec. 3-S P. NJ.
The fears Of disorder to-day on account OF the
nversary OF the barrcades of 1851 and Of the death
OF Baudn have not been realized The city has been
unusually quiet oil day, ana at this hour there ore
no symptoms OF excitement.
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RUSSIA.

The Ministry of Foreign Annirs.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. g. 1869.
General Ignatiei hos been appointed Minister If
Foreign Affairs to succeed Prince GortschaKon.
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A Benutifying Observation-Disclosures n Few
times with PHALON5 vITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR the silver threads that time has woven In
among the darker bre Of the whsers the beard the
hair the head their orr nal hue There Is
danger IN applying than in bathing the skin with fair
II leaves tenacious ltl distgurng Ealn poll
faint behind 1t Is yelled from the light with
coating Of paper tho deadly preparations are and emts
mephitic odor.
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FRANCE.
,nbIo Neutrality Difficulty.

Tho Cable Neutrality Difficulty.
PARIS, Dec. g. 1860.
It is reported that the difficulties at Paris ana
Washington arising from the landing of the French
cable on American shores nave been amicably
settled
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TREASURER sPISsEa,s ANNUAL REPORT.

Correspondence of tho Treasurer's Bureau
Purchase of Bonds for tho Sinking Fund
National Securities Characterization of
National BanLs--The Franking Privilege.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1860.
Treasurer Spinner, In his annual report. says-
There were received, during the fiscal year ending
with June through the mails. o2 o7s Official letters.
or this number 2s,518 contained money. There
were received by express in the redemption divi.
sion 17,7sO, and In tho cash division 1858
money packages. There were sent by mail
oe7ls letters. or these o42s were entirely
In manuscript, and the remainder were par
TALLY written and In part printed. Many OF these
contained money or checks. Twenty dvelthousand
seven hundred and 1fty-two drafts payable TO the
order OF the payee, were mailed without any other
enclosure. There were sent by express 2l,012
money packages.
Between the 18th Of May and the 25th Of November
there were, Sundays excluded, 100 executive days.
During this time there were paid for United States
ak per cent bonds, on account OF the sinking fund
and tho fund held subject to the order OF Con-
gress. interest aud premium paid thereon included.
$50 2s2 go. 1t will be seen these payments half
q million dollars for every working day, or over
90, 100000 IN every week for six months and littlo
over in the above stated times. The Treasurer now
holds in trust for the Secretary OF the Treasury on
account OF tho two funds named, $75,47s,s0o In
United States six per cent stocks The dividends on
these stocks so held win net an income TO tho Trea-
sury and for the reduction OF tho public debt
OF s4,5.s,72s per annum. There has already
been received for interest on these bonds
s7o4,sos in gold, which has been invested
In United states bonds representing $751; $780, which
are held for the two funds above named. II the
same rate OF purchase Is hereafter maintained and
the accrung interest invested semi annually In like
bonds the whole national debt will thus be paid or
IN less than thirteen years.
The following il a reorganization Of all kinds OF
government papers that were issued as money. or
that were ever in any way used as q circulating
medium and that remained outstanding and upaid
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Newspaper Press Amnesty.

MADRID, Dec. 8, 1862
Several OF the republican journals, the publication
OF which was suspended at the beginning OF the
cent insurrection have been permitted to reappear
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At Gcnir's Former Superintendent, DIAN
COMA, No. ~ Sixth avenueHats Furs and Fur Altern
tons, at rs per cent below Broadway prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

A.-Ladies' Faces Enlmeiled; also the Prs.
paratIon for sale with Instructions oy NJ LAUSSOS Nof1
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

DtC. IoUV.
The cotton mills In Lancashire are again running
on full time.
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Advice Gratis Daily.--OGice DR.. Filters
Rheumatic Remedy, T4 broadway. Cures legally war
ranted. Sold by druggists. Send for circular.
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IONS ecr tho scason Of Cifts.--Knox.

Ladies', Ifnir Examined Carefully, by DIR,
GRANDJEAN, the only man who can give true and useful
advice. AsOr place.
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Defcut Of the Erie and Niagara Railway
Bill.

TORONTO, Dec. 8. 1869.
The Parliamentary Committee appointed to con-
slider the Erie and Niagara Railway bill, for the
change Of the name and the extension Of the
powers, sat this mornng. Speeches were made
and evidence given In favor ami also in opposition
by the promoters OF the Great Western bill. After
81 ting three hours the committee decided, by 10 to
10, that the preamble OF the bill was not proved.
The bill, consequently, falls through.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

In View OF the Deception Pracficed by Denl.
worthless Oroie and other spurious imitation Watches
buyers OF genuine AMERICAN WATCHES should inyaria-
big demand a certificate of genuiness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

The Secret of Beauty Lies In the Use OF
HAGANS MAGNOLIA BALM FOR THE COMPLEXION.
Rouahnes Redness Botches Sunburn Freckles and Tan
disappear where Is applied. aud beautiful complexion OF
pure sanlike 10 obtained The p,apet eatnras
are glow with heallnfu bloom aud youthful leansy
Remember Hagans Magnolia Balm Is the thing that pyo
these effects, and any lady Tor cents
any OF stores at ri Park row. New York Use only
LYONS kAIHAKION for the Hair
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PENNS YLVANiA.

SHIP Canal from Lake Erie to Pittsburg-Tes-
timOniaI to the DiscOverer of Petroleum.
PIrTsBuRG, Dec. 3, 1869.
meeting OF the Board OF Trade was held to-day,
at which committee Of five was appointed to urge
action on the subject OF ship canal from Pittsburg
to Lake Erie. committee was also appointed to take
measures toward the construction OF o railroad
via the Connesville road to Uniontown, thence to
Falmouth West Va; thence to Grafton and thence
TO Staunton Va. opening communication with the
South Atlantic Gulf States
At q meeting or the oil men at Ttusville yesterday
resolutions were passed calling upon the people OF
this country and the oil interest to contribute fund
to purchase homestead for Colonel Drake tho dis
coverer OF petroleum.
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The BclmcntyIc Oil is One OF tho Most
valuable discoveries OF the age prevents rust tar
nish &C., OF all metals For and testimonials
dress II. b. RIGGS, 1s0 Front street, New York.
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Afford 81 Taper, Manufacturing Silver.
smiths, Wholesale and retail, Nos 7o7 and 7S9 Broadway,
corner Tenth street, up stars
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Paid in Gold.
Information furnished The highest paid for Douboons
and all kinds o Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR Il Co, BANKERS, l6 Wall street, N. Y.
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A.-Weas!er Strips Exclude Cold, Wind
dust, &c. RoEBUCK Bros s. Fulton street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

| A Red Nose md PimpIy Face Is Too I'm.
slightly Call DR.. PERRY ~ Bond street. and be cured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

A.-.A.-U. s. Fire Exiinguishcr, Same rs
supplied to the n Y. Fire Department Always ready for
No building safe without Beware of worth
less Inventions Y. 8. Fire Extingusher Company, No.8
Uey street New York.
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Inverness Cioaks from SID TO a2J.-
q. b. CLARKE, Tailor ia William street, near Fulton st.
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ENGLAND.

The Peabody Funernl-The War Ship Monarch
In Mourning.
LONDON, Dec. 3, 1869.
Her Majesty's ship Monarch Is now all ready to
sail with the body Of the late Mr.. Peabody, though
she will probably remain few days for the rest Of
the feet to come up.
Her cabins have been tastefully and appropriately
draped with black cloth and white silk.
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Seven ana three-tenhs notes, new issue. $11es,1oo
Temporary loan certificates. ............ 1S6,3l0
Certificates OF Indebtedness. ......... 1000
SIX per cent coupon compound interest
notes ........................ 8,0o2,e3o
Gold certin Gates. So ass. 800
Three per cent certificates ........... 62,l20,0O0
Old two year six per cent notes. ....... $3.50
One year 1ve per cent. 900, $50
Two year 1ve per cent coupon notes.. 1880
Demand notes. payable In gold .......... 12l,637
Legal tender notes Observation-Disclosures. 365, o35, 1e4
Fractional currency. first series. ...... 4,592,5sT
Fractional currency, second series. .... 100000
Fractional currency, third series. $3.50 7l0
Add for discounts on mutilated currency. 1898
Total amount OF all kinds Of paper money
outstanding. Observation-Disclosures. 475cTo,oss
Total amount OF issue during the fiscal
year. lo1, 22o,o2a
The redemption and destruction OF
moneys and securities within the year
amount 725, .57,59e
And the total amount destroyed from
june 1851, to and including June 30
last 74s, GAS, lao
NATIONAL BANKS.
At the date OF the last annual report tho number
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A.-GentIcmen's Fnr Gaps,
Muflers,
Gauntlets and
Gloves.
Boys' do, do, do. do.
Ali at moderate prices.
wARNOCK CO.. Hatters,
BIC Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

A.-ssProduce Your Br0wn.o-Hair Dyes
throughout the world challenged TO produce such shaes
OF natural brown impaired b. that toilet wonder OF
the age PHALON'5 vIrAIfh, OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR And mark this--nstead of being disgusting and
offensive the sight, smell and touch Is fluid roush
which the light shines, through glass darslyn but
through unpouted water. II procpiiates lth and
exaes vile odor. short Il is the only article OF III
discovered which infalbie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

Tammany Hat ~ Acknowledged 90 Bo tho
leading Hat also an elegant assortment OF Holiday Hats
Seal and Asrakan Caps. FLEMING, 800 Broadway $50
Sixth avenue, S62 Grand street.
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Iron Window Lin,eis and SiIIs. for Brick
buildings. at cost OF about ONE THIRD the price
brown Also IRON CAPITALS OF the various or
ders neness OF castings suitable for inside nsh at
cost of about the price OF wood capitals.
Illustrated sheets sent application.
JAMES l.. JACKSON 4 BROTHER, Iron Works,
Tweny-eighth street, Second avenue and
Twenty-ninth street, New York.
IRON FRONTS and every description Of Iron Work for
hui
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LONDON, Dec. 8, 1869.
Dispatches from Rome announce that a pre-
6ynodal conference was held yesterday, when a
Papal alocution was delivered and oaths were
administered TO the officers OF the Ecumenical
Council.
The London Times to-day says
Things at Rome are acquiring III for the Council.
Gallicanism Is rampant. The Austrian and German
bishops demur the dogma OF infalibility and dis
cord Is apprehended among the Italians. Antone
shakes his head OF performance in which no never
felt sympathy. 1t will be time before 1t can
become clear whether the Council will bring the
Church peace or SWORD.
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ErrinR HUT NOble.-Self- Help for YOung
who, having erred, desire better manhood. In
sealed letter envelopes free of charge, Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, box T, Philadelphia, Pa
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A Positive Cure for Black Worms Grubs
and Piruples the face Is PERRY'S COMEDEM and
pIMPLE REMEDY Sold by all druggists. Depot ~ Bond
street, New York.
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While Waiting for a CouRh 60 Go ~ st
come you are often laying the foundation for some fumo.
nary Or bronchial Affection. II Is better 70 get ~ o eor
~ once ~ usng that sure remedy Dr. d. JAfnE EAfhO
IOhANT which will cure the most stubborn Cousn anu ~
ucvc You OF all anxiety dangerous consequences Sole
VQrYWhUres
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Cristadoro7s UnrivnIicd Hair Dye.-SoId
and applied Al his wig and scalp factory No Aston H1us
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Look to the Spirit.
THE RICHARDSON TRAGEDY.
DRAMATIC SENSATIONS By
JEAN PAUL.
JOURNALISM AS A SCIENCE.
MIR. BoUTwELL'S ERROR.
RACING, HUNTING AND SPORTING
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
SEE SPIRIT or THE TINES,
THIS DAY, DEC GENDER 4.
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Fine Watches and Jcwery
OF all description for sale ami repaired by first class work
GEO. O. ALLEN 4 son, ll73 Broadway, between
Twenty and Twenty eighth Streets il5 Broad
way, door below Canal street
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o gentleman's wearing apparel No artist excel
EsPENsCHEID the Halter Of 8 Nassau street. IN produc
ing covering for the head. They combine all the excel
ences that perfect taste and long experience
concentrate in q hat.
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Economy in Furs-Economy I'm Furs.--Old
light ana faded urs restored to color
J. D. WILLIAMS Furrier 236 Fulton street. Broosiyn
liberal discount to the trade. Address otherwise
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Ln0iess Eurs
at
Reduced Prices.
wARNoCR 4 CO.,
5lg Broadway.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper in tn
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, nov
ready contains the very latest European News b.
the Cable up TO the hour OF publication; also Tels
graphic Dispatches from Cuba, St. Domingo and
other points. 1t also contains the Current News Of
the Week; Amesements; FacetiB; Foreign Intelli-
gence; Sporting Religious and Literary Inteit-
gence' Washington News; Obituary Notices; Edi-
toriai Articles on the prominent topics Of the day;
our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle,
Horses Dry Goods ana Boot and Shoe Markets; n
nanciai and Commercial Intelligence, ana accounts
OF oil the Important aud interesting events OF the
week.
TERms;-Singie subscription, 80; Three copies IS:
Five copies, So; Ten copies 10; Single copies, five
cents each. limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
Steinway g. SONS,
PiANofoR7Es.' anu opr'sn'
GESS M e a sspeerros
ns "a Win Inc decline m the pre-
articles used In the manniacture OF panoortes In aid-
SONS in to meet long fell and frequently eprss..a
want by persons Of moderate teachers schools xo
'rsy new style q THE n:sl sca56 tf.Iaf PiANo
Athoroughly complete instrument of octaves pre-
csey the same IN sze scale interior mechanism and work
only difference being that this style OF
sruced in perfectly plain, yet exceedingly neat exterior
These instruments will supplied thcse
desire 70 possess thoroughly frat class Steinway Piano.
yet limited in means,
AT EXCEEDINGLY MODERATE PRICES.
sTElNWAY SONS also desire to cali special attention
PATENT UPRIGHT PIANOS,
with double iron Frame resonator tubular frame
action, aud soft pedal which matchlcsa volume
and quality OF tone. and srpassing facility of action
while standing longer tuna and being mpervous Ia
atmospheric influences than other piano
ufactured
Price lists and illustrated catalogues mailed appi
cation.
EVERY PIANO IS WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
WAREROOMS FIRST FLOOR OF STEINWAY HALL
Nos. leo and Ill East Fourteenth street, New YORK,
between Fourth and Irving place.
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IL. u. T.-For CGughs and ThrOnt Disorders
use BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRuCHES, having proved
their efficiency by test OF many years.
~ have never charged my mind respecting them from tho
First, excepting think yet better of that which began
thinking well Of" Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
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Beautiful Hair for the H0idnys.-Get q
bottle OF CHEvALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR to-day.
Use 1t at once See how rapidly and pleasantly 1t win do its
IL Is rch healthy, delightful hair dressing,
mparting life strength to the weakest hair
gray hair to its original color aud its falling
once. Sold everywhere. SARAH A. CHEYALIEk, NJ. D.,
10i East Twenty fifth street.
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Genfiemcn's Fur Caps.
Muiiiers,
Gauntlata

= Luu GI0vea.
Boys do, do, do, do,
ali q. moderate prices.
WARNoCk i CO., uatters,
$40 Broadway.