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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-10

Special Notice.
The improvements completed and all arrangements
made for the sale OF
Grand View Park,
Thursday, November IL, ut O'Clock p. N.
Close comfortable carriages will be In attendance at Van
derb landing to passengers to and from the Park,
and ample shelter will be provided that need be de-
tered from attending the sale of heweate
Sale will BIO positive
Remember take the IL o'clock A. N. Staten Island boat
o
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ESs IA CHATHAM STEEsI.

About ten minutes TO twelve O'Clock last night
fire bells pealed the alarm corner OF Tryon row and
Chatham street. The Fire Department and the police
were promptly present. and they found that 1t was
In Reeds Hotel, No. SO Chatham street.
caused by the explosion Of two kerosene lamps.
II il alleged by the police and the reporters who en-
deavored TO gain Abundance that 1t was refused by
the proprletors. Tue fire. according to the sixth
precinct police report made 20 the Central once,
was put out by the police. Later this morn
ing the Sixth precinct reported by telegraph
to the Central once that John Ennis
was severely burned at the fire. He was
taken to the Fourth police precinct in Oak street.
where he was attended by surgeon. The Ore
occurred on the second 1oor and the damage was
of an Insignificant character
walking match OF TWENTY-FIVE miles, for 800
and entrance money, al the Boston skating Rink,
was won on Monday evening by MI. Ettrick. beating
John Oddly, the English pedestrian by three or four
feet. The time was 3h. 5sn. sos.
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Az eight O'Clock Monday night, 40 the express
train from Nashville, Tonn., wa ieavin9 Bacon
Crock station, Triton Cochrane, b br1kernen. was
shot and instantly killed By man SUPPOSED to have
been concealed behind wood pile.
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EGYPT.

Abd-el Kader Mt Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 0, 1869.
Abd-el Kader has arrived here to attend the OPEN
ing Of the Suez Canal.
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Advice Gratis Daily Mt Once OF DIR. Nh er,s
RHEUMATIC REMEDY, 704 Broadway. LISTERS pro.HV"v
answered. Sold by druggists.
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CONNEcIICUr STATE POULTRY CONVENTION.

The State Poultry Convention commenced ts
annual exhibition to-day. over $50 specimens OF
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The Great Lender OF Fvrlorn Hopes,
oress has Ynoe moro been defeated and his cry louder
thai ever, y "raud fraud ~ The GREAT halter Al gig BROAD
wy KNOX, has defead but has been winning
Tor years. golden opinions from Ill sorts OF people KNOX
u he leaer o. bright hopes for every hopes that he may
long continue 70 wavc while 30 youth OF epsriod hopes
don soon one Of his pccylsD. HatA VOLTA tour
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A;-ranada Malt Scotch Whiskey, faA
equal In purity and strength of flavor the imported arsct
AT half the price G. j. MURPHY lob peaA street.
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A.--Syyiss Manufacturing Company, SO East
Fourteenth street. Union square, mporteS and desssrs 10
Swiss Carved Goods
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Hest In the
world. The only perfect dye harmless, reliable sstanar
Factory Is Bond street.
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Cancer Cured.-Bright's Disease Cured by
the MIsSIsQUOI SPRING WATERLOO sails by druggsGs
Depot, No. College place.
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Buclkskin Shirts and Drawcrs-Eft ctual
and preventive for rheumatism manufactured ny u.
| HEALEY, 663 Broadway, opposite Bond street.
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Attest tho inertia of Cherry PICTORIAL
TROCHES for Colds and Sore Throas; superior to oil
others Pc atable unlike the 'horrlbs tested Drown
thinss"
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Tho UnYeilin,
Thc UnveiIInx
Or THE
VANDERBILT BRONZE, NOVEMBER TO- 1869.
AT O'CLOCK p. NJ,

The dwelling
VANDERBILT It SSESsE = 10. 1862
THE HUDSON RE y sgAtHoAD DEPOT.
E.sslsssy sdHs 'Yn hSg s Of tn,
IN 's RG7fHh
SSs ssi::ss the Port
Hon Rt3N yos = cppRNELL Surveyor of the Port
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II: s|SE$s Sssss 4 &a::;
Aams Siv q
Bx-MAYoRs
Hon Hon A1IaIHs : :1s.yoT
Hon Hon J Gsoasa osnsTE s1nsySx
Hon 9. GoDEa.r dusrHrs. ssMa7of.
sSo ass j . Esq., Il 2ao a'i Tm ss.Ouh'
81. ss 2ys %S,a Express.
BsSH s.f as;Es 81
JUDICIARY
Hon ssoas. y Sss
Hon. 8 JONES, Superior Court.
y5HsSiys sas ssRsr'Sss 1aa
HON HON Sgssise s ssDsssp t ely S JUDGE. -
haSSss. y.s.s + a5ssss1s sssssSs.r
Hon. y 1a SMITH saEsc e, Gnno, p,..
Hon ). b. GAVIN. bisGics As.Orn.v. ''-
DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS.
A asf a.s aassIa & s2 Rsa.
HAMPER BROTHERS.
Hon. JOHN G. LfTELL, Of Newark.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF CENTRAL rAsz..
n ,1sn q % s9s,a
Aosss an Gs Esq ''''1''' AA1 o'A''''"'
s Eea1S n X BnsToca 1'S ESQ.,
J. +. BUTTLRwoBTH.
SHIP BUILDERS.
yA @ 3 4 WI" wrsrs snasrL Esq.
i1mS Es s9Erns E Esq.
sAsUxI ssHpIs, ESQ.
5ss sr Il sf nI Esq
BANKERS.
yrsMlyzAoce
DUNCAN. SHERMAN 20.
STEAM ESaIsE s AMP ,l gSSyss .3E
MSnsF Ro. aal ESQ., Morgan IRON wos
sosa f R. MS du vors
ooBAsk TgsA.Ia New York , Iron w Wosas.
JaMps Mrn snTHf iaQ 9ansard Iron woria
rs1P% o sa TSEa
J. B. W. CORNELL, Iron Works.
D. b. Badger, President Architectural Iron worss.
STEAMBOAT PaopRrsrons.
DANIEL DREW, Esq. Peoples line OF steamers.
arcssr ESQ., ' frssa:n. i Ne
E:a Is"sy G ~, t q
captain joins p AoKna Peopis's line d vssmsrs.
Captain BROOKS, Bridgeport
BOARD OF CHARITIES AND coBREcTIoN
JAMES B. NrcuolsoS.
COMMISSIONERS or METROPOLITAN roLIoE.
J, s. BoswoRrH, President.
Henry SMITH, Treasurer
nj BnasrAN
STEAMSHIP LINES
WILLIAMS GUios, Liverpool and Great Western stsaz-
'a JpS g. plIs, LvorpoOl, New York and fhnAdephiA
s' sMn FmnsSsirS British North oan Roya
Mail Steamship Company
THE COMMON COUNCIL
OF the City of New York viii be present
Tfemnann's Laundry Bine,
free from acid,
received the only medal diploma ahe Fair OF the Ans
ricsn institute.
Kept BY az rst class grocere
Depot 1876 Chambers street, Now YORK.
The Grcat Lender OF FvrIorn Hopes,
THAI sssr FRAUD fraud p The Fta. halter slS BROAD
Tor years, golden opinions from Ill OF people KNOX
he ieasr Of bright hopes for every hopes that he may
don soon one Of his peerlsss Gsis VOLTA tour
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4 Dozen Pieces Of Music for S0c.--frsnted
from full sized music plates and by authors Thomas,
Hays, Knkle, &C. be had PETERS mammoth music
store, 500 Broadway Houston Send aJc for
sample copy Of PETERS Musical Monthly 81 80 for six
months: IS per year.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Paid In Gold,
Information furnished The highest paid for Doubloons
and all kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, 16 Wall street, n Y.
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BnrISsl1in, Kid and Dog Skin Gloves, of
evcry variety made TO order At HALEYS Glove Manfac
tory, 66Y broadway.
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Another International Aquatic Contest.

1Sf5OttHCk @@H'"''s.e S0'se7's'
LONDON, Nov. 0, 1869.
Walter Brown, the American oarsman, has been
enthusiastically received at Newcastle, and CON-
nences training at once for o soul match, recently
arranged with Renforth. the champion OF England.
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A.-Ladies' Faces Enam eiled also the Pscy
paration Tor SALE with Instructions by H. LAUS30N. No. To
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Large Fire ut KendnIisviIIe, Ind.
TOLEDO, Nov. 8, 1862
A fire at Kendallsvile last night originated in the
tailoring establishment William Herbert destroyed
property in the business portion OF the place amount
ing to $50 00o which there ST. 900 insurance
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A.-Fur StOre.-There IL W MaoIo ssrsct. ~
window Broadway at this snc yeai rna srrt ~
WARSoCk co.'s, dealers Hats, bIi.s m q m,uni6
Ia now on exhibition at this popular esA - uaI ~
cent display Of iare and beautiful oss in want 81 he
choicest Furs in the market should ne .ns psns
stock before purchasing elsewhere 1t
and Hudson's Bay sable Astrakhan, mink ss
fact everything In that line which could be 4 Heo oy s"S
class OF trade, either in the city or country.
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Abe on n SAFE side-The Medic9l 3, F ea,a,n.
tie hair whsc darkoned boes
~ XXI. srs. PHALONs vITALlA, OR sAl
vAoN FOR faE IA pure LIQUID wison :sdm sss
gray hair be gadnac any sadS ny the nubi,s
which this proprieors, rHAJA ~ " oo'' "Ao'A VA r~
know and Ie guAvantA
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CUBA.

Movements of Tro0ps-Arrivnl Of Spanish
War Vessels at Nassau-Rep0rt About the
Lillian.
HAVANA. Nov. 0, 1869.
The troops which arrived from Spain yesterday
will leave tomorrow for Manzapo.
Two Spanish men-of-war have arrived from Nassau.
report has prevailed Of the sinking OF the MI
buster steamer Lillian, but 1t proves to be untrue.
Arrival Of the TuscarOra ut Havana.
HAVANA, Nov. 0, 1859.
The United States steamer Tuscarora arrived to-
day from Key West.
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Fire and Loss of Life in Oswcgo.

TITO uHu flUas Oh fAFIE III VsWHsUs
OawEGO, Nov. o. 1862
About two O'Clock this morning fire broke out
in barn at the Of First and Schuyler streets,
In the First ward. The building was destroyed and
four horses persisted In the 1ames A boarding
house, kept by william T. shepherd, also took fire
ana was partially destroyed The body OF James
Shepherd an uncle OF The above was found this
lnorning in the ruins. coroner'S jury rendered
verdict OF death from scirocation. Deceased was
about fifty wears of are,
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CrisfadorO's Unrivalled Hair Dyc.-SOId
and applied his and scalp factory No. eAstot House.
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FIRES.

Fire In Camden, N. J.-NarrOw Escape OF n
FamiIy-Onc Lady Fatally Injured.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2, 1869.
Nine frame dwellings in Camden, N j., were
burned this morning. The loss is va 600. The IRE
originated from defective nue In house occupied
by MIR. Elliott The family, In their efforts to stop
the progress Of the flames, were all more or less
severely burned; and when. at last, they found
that the building could not be saved It was too late
to remove the furniture. MIR. Elliott was
badly burned, as were also his vito aud five chill
0ren. His aged mother was thrown from O second
story window. and received such injuries that her
recovery is thought impossible.
A fire In Camden at the present time, may prove
very disastrous, in consequence OF the dsorganlzed
condition OF tae Fire Department. The Volunteer
Department Is virtually disbanded and tine Paid De-
partnent not yet III working order. or the four
volunteer companies only two are in service one
having sold its carriage and the other It's hose.
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Tiemann's Laundry Blue,
free from acid,
received only medal diploma atthe Fair Of the Ans
rcap Institute
Kept BY ali FIRST class grocers
Dopo, l65 Chambers street, Now YORK.
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Fire at Medina, n. Y.

Fire ut NeEfnu, n. 7.
ROCHESTER,, Nov. o, 1902
A fire at Medina this morning destroyed the hard
ware store of A. J. Lyon Brooks grocery Scranton
h Richardson's harness store and other property,
involving o loss OF over $4,000
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Ar. Feilf Gouraud, M. ID. and rrestlc9I
chemist q bond street. New York. removed from ~ Broad
way boys leave notify the public and ~ parties
that Be has .1oP?d = ne 3ds msrF ri 81 ss
for general and all Of his wares and
bor The AOrsnta Cream 10 the most elegant and deli
saS preparation the skin invented: Removes Tam
Freckles Norphew all blemishes OF the Cuticis
tbs MAJ, years has been In use and the fact teat aa4
IA popularity by recommending tself, are
ali ssciaS ssnony It's Sterling qualities.
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-Restorer America. Restorer Americas
EESTORER AMERICA. RESTORER AMERICA
RESrORER AMERICA. RESrORER AMERICAS
SEE 80 EIGHTH PAGE MISCELLANEOUS
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Statement showing the description and amount OF
ve-twenty bonds purchased by the Secretary of the
Treasury and held to await the action oil Congress In
thar
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JUDfCYARY.

Hon. D. g. INGRAHAx, Supreme Court.
Hon. JOSIAH SUTHERLAND, Supreme Court.
Hon. GEoRGR Q. BARNARD, Supreme Court
Hon. 7. W. CLnRKE, Supreme Court
Hon 8. JONES, Superior Court
Hon. CLAuprQs p MoNILL, Superior Court.
Hon. JopS J. FREEDMAN, Superior Court.
Hon. J. Fl. MoCpNN, Superior Court.
Hon. CHARLRs p. DAILY, Court Of Common PleaA
Hon. CUNNING BEDroRD, City Judge.
Hon A. d. Russell, exCity Judge.
Hon. JAMES II. HACKHTT, Recorder.
Hon. JAMES N. SMITH, ex.Recorder.
Hon. JOHN r. BRADY, Court of Common Pleas.
Hon. s. B, GAVIN, District ATTORNEY.
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JANIS GORDON BENNETT, Esq, Editor Herald.
HORACE aREELsY Esa, Editor Tribune.
gRoaas JosEs. Es9;, Editor Times.
Hon. JAMES BHooKe, Editor Evening Express
HUoH. ]: HASTINGS, Esq, Editor COMMERCIAL.
THUALow WEED, Esq, retired kditor.
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The United States stea
day from Key West.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-02-26

A NICE WAY OF STRIVING Chick.
ENs.-Parboil two fine chickens. take
them mp in a pewter dish. cut them
and separate all the JOINT bones one
from another, then take out the breast
bone. add little OF the water they
were stewed in, blade ci mace and
q pinch of salt, cover closely with an.
other dish and put it to stew until the
fowls are tendet-serve hot in the
same dish.
Rabbits, Partridges or other game
may be served in the sane way.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

vUBE undersigned will proceed with the
i County Surveyor Of Dubois County. Oh
The 22d, day OF Feb, 1869, 10 run the lines
aid de,ermine the boundaries Of the frsc
,ionsl section. No 80 Town ! north range
west.
The intermediate lines will also be run
aud the corners thereof established. Per.
sons interested will please be present.
Jan 80, '69-3 EDMUND T. GWIN.
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WASHING WINDows.-A little soda
dissolved in the water is valuable for
washing windows; do not let it run
on the sash, or it will stain the paint;
rinse them in clear water, and wipe
dry with q clean soft towel When
they are but little soiled, clear water
will answer, but If smoked or coated
with anything, soda should be always
used. Some persons rub their win
dows with soft buckskin or newspa
per, when thoy are dry and clean. Il
give them . polish.
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Lccture.tO Young NgeR.

Just Published, 10 a Sesl'd Enye
a lope. Pice six cents.
"a LECTURE X rHE NATURE TREAT
~ MINT AND RADICAL Cure Of Sper.
In a,orvhra or Seminal Weakness, lnvolun.
,ary Emissions, s, xusl Debility. and lmPed-
limsu,s to Marriage generally; Nervpuspess,
EPlLirsY, and FITS, Mental
IPbyslcal Inctrusny. resulting from Self
Abuse. &c.-By ROBERT j. CULVER
VEIL. M. d., Aulhor of the Green Book,
DC, DC. pa.
The world renowned author, in this ed
mruble Lecture, Clearly provesircn his own
|. xperience that The awful cons, quenees Of
lSelt Abuse may be III, cInai!y RENE we'd with.
lou, r.dic,ne, ana without dang 'ous suFsic-
lsI operations, bo,gies, instruments, rirgs.
lur cmdials, pointing out mode 81 cure al
lo,ce c.,,sin md ,ffeotuol, by which every
sufferer, no matter What lis condition my be.
mpy cure himsef citnplt. pt'vo,eiy. anu
Practically. TINS LECTURE WILL PROVE
lgauN TO TN, UsAnps AhD Tho VsAkIs.
! Sent, uraer seal. in a pis'n envelope 70
any address, postpaid. on receipt OF SIX
cents, or two post stnmps Also, ~. roi
vetwell's Marriage Guide price 20 GEMS
AGaress the Publishers,
CnAS c. KLINE g. CO,
1927 Bowerv New York.
Post. Office Box 1 sS6.
June 10 'GS-1v
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trrs as can be- fonui IL gives these
directions for feeding, and Other treat
mcnt.
An horses INNS. not he fed in The
lme proportions, without due regard
Ia their ages. their constitutions, and
their wo.g, because the improperly
ii snci. practice i self G, vden', yet
il is constantly done. and is The basis
of disease OF ever, kind.
Never use bad hay on account OF
It's choapncSs, because there Is not
proper nou,lshn,ent III It.
Damaged corn is exceedingly inJu'
,iuus, because il brings On inlama,lon
al the bowels aud skin diseases.
liay or grass alone will not support
a horse under hard work, 'hecause tnele
j. not sufficient pu.Iiti,e body in
eth r.
When horse is worked hard its
food should chiefly be oats; if MOI
worked hard ils iood should chiefly
le hay; because cats supply more
lonris ment and fash making mate.
rial than any other KIM OF TODD; hay
not SO much.
For saddle or a coach horse. half
q peck of sound oats and eighteen
pounds OF good hay is sufficient. If
the hay is not good add quarter of a
peck more oats. A horse which
works harder may have. rather more
OF each; one that works little should
have less.
Rnck feeding is wa:tefnl. The bet
ter plan is to feed with chopped hay
from q manger, because the food is
not then thrown about and is more
easily chewed and digested.
Sprinkle the hay with water that
has salt dissolved in it, because it is
pleasing to the animals taste and more
easily digested. A teaspoonfnl Of
salt in bucket Of water is sufficient
vefches and cut grass should al
ways be given in the spring to horses
that can not lie turned ont into the
fields. because they are very cool and
refreshing and almost medicinal in
their effects; but they rnnst be supplied
in moderation. as they are liable TO
terment in the stomach ifgivep lars elv.
Water your horsee from pond or
stream, rather than from spring or
well because the latter is generally
hard and cold while the former is soft
and comparatively warm. The horse
prefers soft, muddy water to hard wa
tar, though ever so clear.
A horse should have at least pail
Of water morning and evening. or
(s:i,l better four half pail.uls at tour
seyera. times in the day. because tins
assuages his thirst without bioating
him. lie shout not be made to work
directly after he has full draft of wa.
ter, for digestion and exertion can new
er 90 on together.
Do not allow your horse to have
marm water to drink, because ii he
has to drink cold water, after getting
accustomed to warm, it will give him
collie.
When your horse refuses food after
drinking, 60 no further that day. be
cause the poor creature is thoroughly
beaten.
A NICE WAY OF STFwiYG Chick
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GUARDIANS SALE or LANDS.

GUARDIANS SALE Or LANDS.
TTOTlCE j. hereby gwen. that he under.
- signed GuArdian oi the minor heirs ~
II Try Sondr msn. dec ~a-.d 10y order Of tn
Dubois C.mmon pi.n. Court. viii sell At
public auction on he premises On
SATURDAY, february 9Th, 1869.
The following describe lands Of his Wards,
situated in Dubois county, State Of Indiana,
io-wil:
The east half OF the norh ess, quarter
and The sou'h y e-t qua"-r Ct the north ens
quar- or. all 10 Sfcion No twenty TWO (22
towrrhip No Two (2) south of range No
four a. west, containing l2O acres, more
or lees
TERMS IF SALs.--Cnc third Of the pur
chase money 70 be paid in cash. aud VI
remsnd.r 10 Two equal insie ilmsnis. pay
able within IL and Is IN nths from date 0
ale the purchaser givIog notes bearing In
serest, with geod security, and without re
lief IRON violation laws.
Il Slle - CONNIE &c ~ 2 o'clock VI.
| AUGUST SONDERMAN, Guardian.
Il b. bu.'lncr. a'ty.
i Jan. 29ih, 1869 4w
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The experience ci over one trnrred years
IN ne Vie cu.iivsnon ard p'eservsiirn u
he Hair, il nnv embodied ip mr. ~,caly
known r,pa,a'.ru Far d-e>si,s ruTiii 2
ma preserving ,hs liar, rs ,rt qual ~ ne
world Tnrnr or tour crp,icetiors will stop
he iIsir from falling 81. and i ~ . occn
sionelit. il viii pttven, hair losing It's orig.
in,l coicr duFlng lifetime No'rrepr,a-
ton equals il fur REsTuR:SG The huir quickly; ;
ai d no Preparation HIS been more .Xieh-
sively erdor.ei Nv the medical fseultv tor
lie perfect innocence ss rtga'da if1nfJ
Ito the hair or head. ard for its tonic effects
upon the system. Pace. large ho,lles 81.
Druggists, Dealers in Fancy GOODS, and
Siorekfapers generally, literally dealt
with. Ra,ailsd in all parts Of the U. 5
Cao9d'. &c, Address
SECRETARY REEVES AMBRosA Co..
Feb 81 '6S-,-H = e. Go New York.
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" a. Ek's
'gLl2AL GyILg gDn I-G3.

The frs, edition Of One HUrpRED THOU.
SAND Of VicK's ILLUSTRATED CATAL CUE oF
SEEDS. and GUIDE IN THE tLosER GARDss
is now published, IL mikes a work OF 100
pages. beautifully .liu-ra,ed, vita stcu'
$50 FINE WooD EsGRAvisGs OF Flowers
AND VEGETABLES, aud On
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To UREss CoLD Fowls cR PIGEONS.
Cut them into four quarters, beat
up an egg or two according to what
you have to dress, Crate nutmeg
in some salt, chop parsely, few
bread crumbs-mix all well together,
dip them in this batter, and have
some dripppgs hot in stew pan, in
which fry them Of a fine light brown
Make little gravy thcke slightly
with -four. Lay the fowl on dish
and pour the sauce over it. A cold
rabbit cooked in the same way is gooc
eating.