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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-26
UNION SCOUTS AND REBEL GUERILLAs.
Lecture by the Rev. l.. r. Roe.

Lecture Dy tue REV. lie Il. k0cs
lecture was delivered last night at Odd Fellows
Hall, Washington street, Hoboken, by the Rev. L. p
Roe late chaplain OF the Harris light Second New
York; cavalry, under the auspices OF Post Wads-
worth, No. 10, Grand Army OF the Republic the sub
ject being "Unlon Scouts and Rebel Guerillas or
Secret Service at the Front" Post Commander
Thomas L. Lee occupied the chair and the hail was
comfortably filed The lecture was very interest
ing one full of narratives and facts gathered
from personal observation and from General Sharpe
and the scouts who formed his bureau Of secret
service. The lecturer, alter dealing IN some OPEN
a night attack by the rebels, and showed how many
of these raids were made in order to gain
knowledge OF the strength and position OF the Union
troops. Alter some time General Grant so
strongly convinced OF the usefulness of these
attacks that he established III, the secret ser.
largely that he succeeded in posting himself about
General Lee's army The lecturer then proceeded
been written about female spies, and halo OF
romance had been thrown around these which was
really more romance than truth. Some OF these
Union, notably the lady who had recently been
appointed postmistress at Richmond. Referring TO
most OF them were ignorant, and were too
anxious 70 give information, falling into the
fault oil answering affrmatively oil questions put to
them. General Sharpe had however, a system OF
questioning the negroes which often ELECTED vaua-
bic Information. Scouts taken from the Union army
before they were admitted into the secret service.
II they proved good scouts they promoted and
paid from two dollars to five dollars per day, and
sometimes $500 for an excursion. These men DIFF
fered In character, some beng remarkable for
locality ana others for unlimited brass Their
plan was generally to cheat and deceive as
long as they could, and when discovered
they would endeavor TO fight their way out OF their
difficulties The lecturer then gave very in
terestlng and vivid descriptions OF the adventures
deeds and escapes OF some OF the scouts under Gen.
eral SharDe's command, and concluded by remind
ing his audience that the scouts had now been al
most lost sIgnt of and forgotten but that they did
much to secure the success Of the Union and con-
tributeu In no small degree make this nation the
happlest and strongest nation on the face OF the
earth.
interest ana the lecturer frequently appauded. At
the close the president announced that the next Leo
ture or the course would be delivered by General
Stuart l.. WoOdiord.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoNDON, Oct. 25-.:30
r. M.-Consos closed at 937s for both money ana
the account. American securities are quiet and
steady dvetwenty bonds, SIS Tor the issue OF 1862.
Sl for 1865 and 52s for 1867. Ten-iortes 10. Erie
Railway shares, 21A; Illinois Central, 81.
PARIS BoURsE.--PABIs, Oct. 25-3:3O p M.-Tne
Bourse Is iirm. Rentes, ILL., 47c.
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRANKFoRT, Oct. 25.-United
States nve-twenty oonds are firm at S724 S75s for
the issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct.
25-i:5O Z. M.-Cotton closed at I'D. for mIddng
uplands, and 12i4d for middliDg Orleans. Tne
sales OF the day nave been $4,000 bales, including
5000 for speculation and export.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE. Oct. 25.-Cotton
closed quiet Tor both spot and afloat.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTuFFs MARKET.-LIvERPOOL.
Oct. 25-4:3o r. MWheat, 9s. Sd. per GENITAL for NO.
red Western and 9s I'd. for winter.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPooL Oct
a5.-BacOn, 67s per cwt. for new Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPooL. Oct.
$3.50 P. M.-Naval stores are quiet, but I'M
changed
LONDON MARKET.-LoNDoN, Oct. $3.50 P. M
Refined petroleum, Is. SID. per gallon. Sugar 29s.
30 Sd. per cwt. for No. l. Dutch standard afoat.
LlnSeed oil, f29 15s. per ton.
PETROLEUM MARkET.-ANTwERP. Oct. 25-PetrO-
leum closed firm, but unchanged.
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VIRGINIA..

Pardoned by the Presdent-The State Agri-
cultural Fnir-Fhe Case OF Senator john
stOn.
RICHMOND, Oct. 25, 1860.
President Grant has pardoned Anderson. Patter-
son and Elsom, who were convicted here in 1868 OF
conspiring to defraud tine revenue and sent to the
Albany Penitentary.
The State Far, which commences Tuesday, Nov
ember q is the first in thus State since the war. The
new grounds comprise sixty acres and are nearly
covered with the new buildings. The entries already
exceed those OF any fair before the war ana those
from the Northern States are five times as great.
President Grant and his Cabinet will be invited to be
present.
The state Journal republican organ) this after
noon says 1t has direct authority for the statement
that Secretary Boutwell, has declared that Judge
johnston, Senator elect from Virginia, has moral
right TO the removal OF his disabilities, which
should not be Impaired by an unutentiona over
sight OF Congress, and that the President concurs
with Mr. Boutwell, and expresses his hope that Con
gress Will remove Mr.. JOhnston's disabilities.
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FATHER HyAClh THE.

Father Hyacnthe did not leave for Boston yester.
day, as 1t was generally supposed he would. Feel
ing rather unwell, he did not deem 1t prudent to
begin his New England journey until lie was in his
full strength, and he was, no doubt somewhat innu
enced IN his decision to remain in town until to-day
by the knowledge that when he gets to Boston he
VIII have TO undergo the ordeal OF a raid by "lnter-
viewers" In comparison with which the Bohemian
onset IN this city will be considered an amateur
experiment. The reporters OF the religious press OF
the metropolis did not wake up time TO call upon
him. but II IL understood that the religious scrlbbers
At the Hubn have been since Pere's arrival,
boarding and lodging at the DEPOT OF the railroad by
which he Is expected to reach the modern Athens.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
Prize Fight Near san Frnncisco-Indinn Out.
RACES in Arizona.

Prize Fight Near san Fruncisco-Indinn Out.
RACES in Arizona.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IS, 1869.
The United Ancient Order OF Druids to-day laid
the corner stone Of their new hall with imposing
ceremonies.
steamer and feet OF small boats left to-day
crowded to witness prize fight between w. r. Rely
and J. Cannon. Tho principals were arrested yes
terday. but released under heavy bonds. A steamer
with squad OF police started in pursuit, but 1t IS
doubtful II the Tight will be postponed.
There were two suicides IN tiis city yesterday.
The Los Angeles and san Pedro Railroad has been
completed.
the recent election the democrats elected eleven
out OF fourteen district judges.
Arizona advices are TO tile effect that Indians had
committed many outrageS The miners al Lynx
creek were doing well.
The Great American Basin Mining Company, OF
Philadelphia has purchased several OF the White
Pine mines and paid therefor 100000
The waves receded on the Fort Point tidal gauge
at vc r. NJ October D. This leads to the belief that
heavy earthquake has taken place at some point
on the Pacific coast.
Flour firm at 81 rs q SIS SO. Wheat active; best
samples sold at 81 so 81 go. Legal tenders, 1874.
Freghts TO Liverpool. G3 f3 a. I'd.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Race Between tho Boston and Worcester
Boat Clubs-Republican Nomination.
WORCESTER, Nov. u.s. 1860.
The conditions OF the four-oared race, between the
Neptune Club OF Boston and the Stephen Salisbury
Jr crew OF this city, for the championship OF the
United States, have been settled upon The race ia
to take place Lake Quinsigam0nd. on the l4tn OF
November.
At meeting OF the Seventh District Republican
Councillor Convention at Fitchburg yesterday
Charles Adams. Jr., the present incumbent was
unanimously renomlnated.
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LOUISIANA.

Death Of Jesuit Father-Heavy Verdict
Against the State Treasurer.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25, 1859.
All inward bound vessels that were outside the
passes have crossed the bar.
Rev. Father Sambiaso, secretary OF the Jesuits,
died yesterday, aged sixty years.
The Attorney General OF the State has obtained
judgment In the Sixth District Court against the
State Treasurer for over S6 0O0 for alleged services
IN collecting the special tax under the law OF the
Legislature Of 1868. He claimed 1926, 900.
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TENNE SSEE.

Andy johnson Candidate for the COnstitu.
tional Convention.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 25, 1859.
IT is proposed now bv Johnson's friends to run hi m
a candidate for the State Constitutional Conven
ton and II elected to make him President OF that
body. The Legislature has not yet called q conven-
ton, nor has 1t taken any action on tue fifteenth
amendment
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NEW YORK.

Susquchunna Railroad Repaired-Judicial
Nomination.
BINGHAMToN, Oct. 25, 1869.
The Susquehanna Railroad at johannesburg. where
the roaa bed nearly 100 feet in height by 200 feet in
length. was washed away by the flood, has been
repaired, and trains will run regularly on and after
to-day. Freight and passengers will 20 forward
without delay
been nominated here by the Sixth District Republic
can Convention for both the long ana the short term
Of the Supreme Court.
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IRELAND.

Political Agitation In Active Progress.
DUBLIN, Oct rs, 1869.
Amnesty meetings have been held in the CITY OF
Cork and the parish OF CarrIgaline Mr. Gladstone
was denounced for his refusal to pardon the Feni.
ans and resolutions adopted declaring that the
Irish people Will accept no legislative measure for
ireland until tho prisoners are released.
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TIE NEW DOMINION.

Inccndiary Fires in MontrcaI-LOss S15O,OOO.
MONTREAL, Oct. rs, 1869.
series of fires occurred here Saturday night and
Sunday morning. The most serious were the COM
pletc destruction OF ST. Andrews church and thepar-
tal destruction OF the Unitarian church and the drug
mandatory OF Messrs KerryM Crather5. Baptist
church was also considerably damaged. The fires
are supposed to have been the work OF ncendiary
Tue loss amounts to about $3.50, 600.
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BOSTON, Oct IS, 1892
In the United States Commissioners Court
Charles A. Gumette and Go;lich II. Richards
were bound over In $1,000 each, on complaint, for
carrying on business OF rcciners OF spirits in COM
pounding a preparation known as extract Of Iuni-
per, without paving special tax.
Mrs BRYANT, wife OF OTIS Bryant, OF Providence
H. L. aged twenty seven years, either threw herself
or fell from the fourth story window OF the Mcrrimac
factory into the river al Lowell to-day and was
drowned.
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BASE RAIL nlIES.

To-day the Eagles and Gotnams play their return
game at Hoboken.
To-day. also, the Champions OF Jersey CITY and tho
Stars OF Brooklyn win play for the amateur cham
piOnship at the Captonc. Thla game promises TO
be decidedly nne. The stars have found the Cham.
pons 10 he tough customers, and, Tor them, not
without reason.
The Atlantics defeated the Athletics yesterday at
Philadelphia with the scoro standing 81 TO 10.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Aiming Of Negroes to Suppress the Ku Klux.
RALEIGH, Oct rs, 1869.
Governor Holden is organizing and arming CON-
pany OF negroes in this city, which creating much
excitement. 1t Is supposed they are designed to be
sent to Orange or Chatham counties to suppress the
Ku KluX.
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THE CUBAN PRIVATEER.

Adjournment Of the Court Of Inqniry-RemOvnl
of Stores from the Steamer.
WILMINGToN Oct. 25, 1862
The case OF the officers OF the Cuba was resumed
to-day. After 1--WE hours session the court ad-
journed I'LL tomorrow BY order OF the author
ties at Washington parties are engaged to-day IN
taking the stores from the steamer
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.A.-Amber.-Amber JcwcIry of Beautiful
workmanship, at KALDENBERGS Amber and Mcer-
Pipe factory No. John street, and ~ Nassau
ner John street.
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A Hit Bird Always FIutters.-Tho Manu-

facturers of the hair preparations
metallic poisons are nuterng terribly aud admitting the
initiation OF their articles because the directions how
tec the poons they and exposing the trcScry they
practice is published by the proprietor OF the EGYPTIAN
HAIR COLORING the only safe article known NO SEDI
MENT, NO STAINS, NO POISON. Agent, GEO. WM
SOUTHWICk, IS Vesey street.
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AUS TRiA.

Tho Insurrcctionary HIovernent-Its Action and
Repression.
TRIESTE, Oct. U.s. 1869.
During the instruction at Cattaro the rebels
gained possession OF fort through treason ana
then massacred the garrison.
Their attacks on other parts of the city were re-
pulsed.
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A.-Opcning Day

for
Ladies' Furs.
On Tuesday, October %,
exhbi, large assortment comprising,
article in demand.
Styles please the most fastidtous.
Prices to meet the present order OF economy.
WARSOCK b CO.,
Broadway.
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llnments electricity, external applications preparations Of
iodide potassa cochcum mercury &C. which produce but
temporary relief while permanent warranted BY
legal agreement in stated limited quantity of Dr. FILTERS
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY, amount paid re-
funed less five per cent. Depot 704 Broadway. Com
munications answered.
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TELRCRAPHIC NEWS
r r O M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
NapOleon'S Preparations Against French
RadicaliSm and Revolution.
The Spaniards in Grand
MOnarchical Caucus.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Earl Derby's Obituary as Written
in England.
FRANCE.
The Revolutionary misunderstanding
Against Revolt.

'Iu0 l6cVOiuuOnary
Against Revolt.
LONDON, Oct 25 1863.
The fears or revolt at Paris on the 2eth are
diminishing. The government is taking every pre-
'Cauti0n 10 guard against any disturbance Of the
public peace.
Marshal Bazane has been authorized to use hts
cannon without mercy II need be.
The Emperor ut the Tuiicrics-Police !Cau-
ton to Citizens.
PARIS, Oct IS, 1860.
The Emperor arrived at the Tuileries to-day.
NJ Pietr the Project OF Police has issued pro-
calnation which has been widely circulated
throughout the city. He says that in view OF the
proceedings expected on the Goth, and which
likely TO disturb the public peace, the authori-
ties inform the people OF Paris that mea-
sures will be taken to insure the respect
of the law and the maintenance OF tranquility.
Good citizens are requested to be on their guard
against impruGent curiosity, and not to expose
themselves to the consequences that may result by
the enforcement Of the law against mobs.
Reports Of an Intended ssIsising''-The Mill
tary Preparations.
LONDON, Oct. 25, 1869.
1t is reported in Paris that plot concocted by
the liberals ior a rising on Thursday next has been
discovered.
The Emperor Is concentrating troops IN the city ,
and General Bazaine mas received orders to employ
artillery, If necessary, to keep the streets clear
The imperial manifesto has been prepared and
Is ready for publication, but the government awaits
events before issuing it.
The liberals deny the existence OF a reported plot
and to prevent disorder are disposed to postpone
the attempt open the session Of the Corps Legs-
Aatf tomorrow.
The people or Paris are much excited over the i'm.
pending crisis.
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Short Name but Decidedly Big Lettcr.-
KNOX has been and gone and done t. He has had crested
the roof of his building, No. 22 broadway Of
Fulton street. big sign, IS feet wide and 10 feet Ugh on
which inscribed his exclusive trade mark, "kNOA, tho
Hattereach letter of which Is feet In height Decidedly,
this big thing which Is only surpassed by his fall and
winter style OF Genemau's Hats The seeing,
but If you want good hat wear one OF KNOWS.
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Bloody Trngedy-Threc Men shot.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 25 1869.
bloody tragedy occurred yesterday at Mitchell
vile, Tenn. Two citizens and q man named Moses
Grave became involved in dispute during which
pistols were drawn and the three parties were
mortally wounded.
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Attic Most Tasty and araccfu. Hat for
New York IL sold by
ESPENSCHEID lis Nassau street.
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Cure for Cough COId.-A soon "a There,
the slightest uneasiness of the chest with difficulty al
Indications of take during few
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES, Contain u denuosntl
ngredgus they allav pumcna Irritation. Hsvs them In
Readiness upon the 1rst appesEance Of cold ozeough.
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Oxyd.PhcnyI.
PROFESSOR. SCOTS.
recently discovered curative Cor
DEAFNESS
daily curing OF Impaired HoAring vho-.o .on.,
eeu ot VA s.'ns IN. DASH year has
~ - ~ an ienno5 ima many
vi ~ IVY. anoes everW aing, and rpend
and permanent and II can be al .,n sau IA.
oil. valuable book OF 100 pages free rc" IN ner acT
Ags with book) two sack ayes FOR rs, Ss "" fs r
DR.. SCOTS OxYT-fHENYL IA scIt n. Ma. q and I1n,
sersy place, New osk; 1857 Chestny 81 phlsdeInhIs II
North Holiday A., baltimore; $50 avenue
Washington; 6B7 Fremont st. Boston and drug stores.
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At EverdeIi,s, 3O3 neutrality-suspicious.
Wishing and Ball Cards Dancing Progares, Eaos styA In
the city and lowest prices.
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Legislative Party Conference.-The Porto

Legislative Party Conference.-The Porto
Rico Deputies.
MADRID Oct 25-Evenlng.
The three principal parties IN the Cortes have each
appointed seven deputies to hold conference and
try to come to some agreement In regard TO the
selection OF king.
There was disturbance at Barbastro, Aragon,
yesterday. Cries were given OF "The republc,n and
other seditiOus demonstrations were mode. But the
outbreak was inconsderable and was easily sup
pressed. The town Is now tranquil
The Deputies to the Cories from Porto Rico have
pettioned the government to refrain from egIslat.
ing for that colony for the present.
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Afldavit Msde that Ninety-fve 0ut Of Ono
hundred OF NIL taxing Dr. FILTERS VEGETAhLk
RHEUMATIC REMEDY are permanently cured
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Attest the Merits of ssCherry PICTORIAL
TROCHESn for Colds and Sore Throis; superior all
paatabe unlike the horrible tasted brown things
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A Cnrd.-HOn,s Malt Extract Agency las
removed to Mather House, No. 27S Greenw street
VI arran attract. TARRANr 4 co.
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Iron Fronts for Buildingy.

Gsouruud,s Oriental Crcmai, 81 80 Fer Bots
tie as Bond street, Of 4b3 Bfoaoway, and drusg s
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Match Beyond COmDarisOn.--The New
York Match Company No. Park place, s.selIing
PARL0R MATCH, round wood boxes, 10 e trade
ten gross less than other match l,aty
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N.-EyutTs tSBns
govt in their stages also scroV kings
evil eryspeas old ulcers and the worst OF diseases Of
blood, great debility, liver complaints kidneys, salt
rheu &C. &c. certainly by th,a sovereign
purifier. Depot, GAG Grand street.
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TURKEY.

The Sultan's Journey to Suez.
CoNsTANTINoPLE Oct rs, 1859.
The Sultan VIII embark on the l2th OF November
for the Isthmus OF Suez
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A.-Tbe NIisssQu0i Spring Water Will
positively diseases OF the kidneys add ALI mprr Of
the blood For sale by druggists everywhere Call send
for new pamphlets At depot j. +. HENRY No College
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University Honor-Thc Tnrif-Death and an
appointment.


Tho Turf-Nowmarkct HOuHhtOn Meeting.
NEWMARKET, Oct. rs, 1862
The Newmarket Houghton meeting commenced
to-day with tho Criterion Stakes OF 80 sovereigns
each 20 soveregns forfeit, for two year olds; colts
TO carry 100 pounds and FLIES 1ls pounds; three
quarters OF mile; ntyscven subscribers. The race
was won by Mr.. Joseph Dawson's br. (. Hester, by
Normandy. out OF Tomyris; Mr.. Merry's CHI. c. Sun
Ilght' oy stockwcl out OF Sunfower, second; Lord
Fa'mouth's b. IN. Kingcraft, third. Ten ran. The
oetslhg was 20 to against Hester, s to against
Sunlight and to against Kinqcrart
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SPAIN.
The Throne Question Difficulty.

The Tyrone Question Difficulty.
MADRID, Oct. 25, 1869.
The conviction is growing that III the present
state Of parties the selection OF king Is impossi
Bile.
The C0rtes IS as much divided in opinion as the
Cabinet; and unless compromise is effected the
establishment or the monarchy viii be hopeless.
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A. Weather Strips Exclude Cold. Wind,
Dust &C. ROEBUCK BROS. So Fulton street, New York

Cure for Rupfurc.-Dr. Slcrmuuss April.
and Compound guarantee For pamphlets of photo
graphic kenesss OF before and after with
information, mailed address receipt OF 10 cents
Office 697 Broadway
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A.-Latlies' Faces Ennmelled; also tho Pro.
paraton fer sac,wth Instructions by NJ LAUSSoN No. 75a
Broadway.
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j. L. JACKSON BROTHER
iron Works. street, Second avenue, ara tn An.
nth street, New YcEk. va
Manufacturers OF all kinds Of Iron Work for Budia9
public requested to examine ryle oy
fronts with brick scking, 81 slight advance ~ csv 81
Ihhiucpna oue i.V.. Ssn ,nnnn 49, ltbarn
eTee sock on r'sst S, "a ~ Fifty
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Ing iaen victims 10 social ess, desrc better manhood.
Sent sealed enysrJpss free Of charge Address
HOWARD A5jOCIAFIONDox 4 PhilAdelphia, Pc
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Oxytl.pAeuyl.

No More Thin Fuccs.-Fiampers, ax T. Inv
vlLLERs, lbI Grand strse near Broadway. Teantirn
Teeth, 81 set. $40. -'e""''''"