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The New York herald., 1869-06-24
MISSOURI.


Kansar Pacific Railway Excursion.
ST. LOUIS, June %, 1869.
The Kansas Pacific Railway Company has invited
the Railroad Committees OF the Senate and House Of
Representatives to an excursion over their road.
Several Of the committee have accepted the invi.
tation. and others will probably do So The excur.
sonists are expected to arrive here on Monday next
The programme includes visit to Iron Mountain,
Pilot Knob and the granite region Of Southeast Mis-
souri, trip to Sheridan, the present terminus Of
the road thence to Denver and Cheyenne, to return
by the way Of Omaha city.
Several persons arrived here to-day, only five days
lrom San Francisco.
The project OF bringing an ocean steamer from
New York to st. Louis has so far progressed that
&10 900 have been raised as guarantee fund against
loss, and superintendent Joe. Brown viii start for
New York tomorrow to charter vessel.
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PROBABLE MURDER IN suRallvIlLe. CONN.

From the Providence Journal. June 23.l
Considerable excitement was caused in the north
west corner OF the State, Monday night, by report
that man had murdered his wife In secluded part
OF the town OF Burrlliville, about one ana half
mile from PascOag The facts seem to he that MOwry
Irons young married man, who had been living IN
Webster. but for some weeks past had with his wife
and child. been stopping at the homestead OF his
father IN Burrlville, had wOrdy alteration with
his wife. Monday evening, upon returning from
. strawberry expedition, and after the young
woman had gone to bed the husband took Q PTS
tol proceeded to the rom ana shot her IN the
side. cauAng q wound that 1t was thought would
prove fatal The parents OF the man. who are quite
aged people. ran from the house In fear OF thsrQwn
lives. and gave the alarm at the nearest house,
nearly mile distant; but 1t was probably ah hour
and half before any assistance for the wounded
woman arrived at the scene. boy i've or SIX years
Old remained ut the house. but he was only able To
say that when MONTY came out Of the bedroom ho
muttered something about what he had done, and
then left the house, clad only IN SHIRT and panta-
looms. Irons was not an imtemperate man, and the
only excuse for his conduct Is that he Is insane.
MIS-. Irons was living yesterday morning, but pr0ba-
bly u in q hopeless condition.
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TENNE

Proposed Introduction Of Chinese I.nborers-
Extension Of the Mississippi River Rail-
road.
MEMPHIS, June %, 1869.
convention OF the citizens OF West Tennessee,
North Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas has been
called to meet here the 18th proximo to take
measures to secure the introduction OF Chinese
emigrants
A. L. Mitchell, President Of the Mississippi River
road, advertises for grading the same from Memphis
to Covington, Ky. Indications are that the work
will be pushed forward at an early day.
Mr. Williams late OF the Register, has sued out an
Injunction against being m0ested by Mr. Baughens
recently appointed In his stead.
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of bespectacled old spinsters and bu-nt-grass

Of bespectacled old spinsters and bu-nt-grass
widows who are now endeavoring to mould the
pure thoughts of the young females of the
rising generation into a hideous masculinity,
and to encourage them to aspire to the places
and to the prerogatives, and to don the tog-
gerry of those who, with a few honorable ex-
ceptiOns, are entitled to wear the breeches in
this our day. Verify, things are looking bad
for morality in Massachusetts. Suppose Gil
more sets about getting up jubilee in honor
OF the return of morality to New England?
The day may be far distant, but that's no mat
ter. It shows the necessity of beginning the
undertaking all the sooner. Let the rallying
cries bs, ''No more female prize fights in Mas
sachusetts," ''Hurrah for the return of mo-
rality to New England" Seriously, as the
case now stands, the authorities should take
earnest and decided steps to stop those inhu-
man exhibitions-it is degrading to beasts to
call them beastly-else the consequences will
be lamentable not only to the morals of the
New England men but to the virtue of the New
England women of the period. Amen!
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STATE CONVENTIONS.
ONO REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

CLEVELAND. June 23 1859.
The Republican State Convention organized per-
manently at two p. NJ. with John Sherman az presi-
dent and r. A. Parrot as secretary. The nomina-
tons are:-For Governor. r. b. Hayes; for Lieutenant
Governor, J. @. Lee; for treasurer. S. s. Warner;
Supreme Judge Luther Day; Attorney General, 7. B.
Pond,
The following resolutions were unanimously
Adopted
republican sentime Of honorable commonwealth
gard sssfacon the ndey evnood By General
aud dSmsc: oi national shd pledge
cston economy and Justice st home and command con-
sidsration and respect abroad
onal deoston Of General Grant his inaugural address,
mend to Congress- be viii have none to enforce against the
w OF the psope" which assure. rs the country
on Of Washington and Msdson that win to Con
@ % Of Ss
Resolved, That the abolition Of slavery national and
the reconstruction OF Congress well
saspsa effect enc the S Of the states
as completion Of these measures and finally believing IN
s essential justice IN favor Of the ratification OF the
fifteenth amendment to the constitution OF the United
Resolved That the late General Assembly It's reckless
expenditures public money Is utter neglect Of the business
needed financial providing the and
eluanation of taxation, prepared by the commission
sa! 70 our literary
to secure economy in he State is eGsordnary length
session in time OF peace resulting in expense to the State
amounting for the OF its members alone than
double that OF the preceding General Assembly, its maig
attempts to disabled soldiers and citizens OF
the State its the general government
the right pursue arres, and punish those who violate the
laws In OF the constitution Of the United
Sates vicious intended destroy the of the
nation and protect the liberty and safety of It's
citizens has shown the democratic party unworthy of the
rus confidence and support of an honest and patriotic
people.
Resolved That the republican party of Ohio in favor OF
the speedy establishment OF the Soldiers Orphans Home In
nnlva 10 Tho
orphans of deceased but as recognition of the
patriotic services their fathers the late aud for the
purpose redeeming pledges made by all loyal people
to protect the families of those who fought and fell In the
Of human liberty and right.
Alter the adoption OF the resolutions General
Hayes was introduced and made a speech, which
was enthusiastically received The Convention
which was fully attended and very harmonious, then
adjourned sine die,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARgEr.-L0SD0N, June 23-f:5o
p. M.-ConsOs closed at 93h for money, and 93H
93I for account. United States hve-twenty bonds
quiet at SOI. Stocks firm. Erie, 10%. Illinois.
9ik.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. .-LIvERPOOI, Juno
$3.50 T. M.-The market closed q shade easier
Middng uplands, 1214d; middng Orleans, l2kd
Tne sales OF the day have been 10000 bales.
June 23.-Wheat, los. 3D. per Genital for California
white, and 9s. Sd. for No. red Western.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvRRPOOL,
June 25.-Lard, 72s. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKBT.-LIvERP0oL. Juno
23.-ROsin, A. 3D. per cwt. for common North
Carolina.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDON, June 23.-
Sugar quiet both on the spot and ahost. Linseed
oil buOyant at f32 per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, June Z3.-Petro-
leum bu0yant at 49f. for standard white.
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MISSISSIPPI.

The YerRer.Clark Murder Triai-Conservativ
Republican Convention.
JACKSON, June 23 1860.
The Yerger trial is progressing slowly. Witnesses
were examined by the defence to prove that Yerger
has given at times evidences OF insanity.
The Conservative Republican Convention met to-
day. The attendance was large, and an organiza-
tion was effected by the election OF Mayor wofrord
President and Colonel jerks, OF vicksburg, Secre-
tary. Resolutions were adopted favoring recon-
struction strictly on the Congressional plan favor
ing universal sufrrage, and universal amnesty and
endorsing the administration OF General Grant.
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PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,

PHILADELPHIA, June 23 1862
The Republican State Convention was called to
order by Galusha A. Grow, chairman Of the State
Central Committee, who congratulated the Conven-
ton on the unanimity that pervaded the Conven-
ton. Henry soutner was elected temporary chair
man, and after the appointment Of committees the
Convention adjourned till two O'Clock
Upon reassembiDg in the afternoon nominations
were made and tine Convention proceed to ballot for
candidate for Governor. The first vote stOOd-Geary,
1872: scattering 10. The chairman announced that
Governor Geary was the nominee OF the Convention
for Governor. Judge Williams was nominated for
Judge OF the Supreme Court on the first ballot
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TBLEGRAPHIC NEWS
ROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
DISTURBANCES in ITALY.
NEWS FROM THE FRENCH CABLE.
ENGLAND.

Important Movement I'm the Cotton Trade.
LONDON, June 20. 1869.
deputation Of gentlemen, representing the Ian
csshre cotton trade. have united in a request to the
Duke OF Argyll to obtain government assistance In
the production OF cotton In the British colonies.
They set forth the great depression in the trade at
present and show that relief only be had by the
government lending her aid to enable India to De
velop the growing Of cotton as to compete with
the United States.
The Claims Of tho Old Atlantic Telegraph
Company-sailing Of the bermuda Floating
Dock.
LONDON, June 20, 1869.
The bondhOlders Of the old Atlantic Telegraph
Company have held meeting at which they ap-
pointed committee to guard their interests and
procure settlement Of their claims.
The expedition with the great noating dock for
Bermuda sailed to-day for the West Indies.
The Peers the Irish Church Bsll-Thc
Newcastle Races.
LONDON, June 49, 1859.
The Irish Church bill will soon come before the
House OF Lords again on motion to go into commit
tee No line Of action in dealing with the provisions
OF the bill has yet been marked out; but the gene
raj feeling OF the peers s in favor Of making amend
ments based the principle of concurrent endorse
msnt.
At the Newcastle races to-day the Northumberland
Plate Of 300 sovereigns, added to handicap sweep
stakes Of twenty-five sovereigns each was won by
Mr.. Bowels b. c. The Spy, beating by length N.Y.
sotis, second, who came in two lengths ahead OF
Kings Cross third. Seven ran. The betting at the
start was two TO one against The Spy, six to one
against Mysotis and twelve to one against Kings
Cross.
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llllNO S.

Heavy Robbery in Chicaso-The Quincy and
Nebraska Railroad.
CHICAGO, June "a, 1869.
The jewelry house OF william and J. ID. Mayo was
robbed yesterday of q case OF diamond rings, ffty.
six IN number. The rings were In show case, and
were not missed until the hour OF closing One
thousand dollars reward has been ofrered
Twelve thousand dollars have been raised In this
city for the benefit OF the Newsboys' Home
The Common Council OF Quincy has voted f25ooOo
to the quincy ana Nebraska Railroad ana private
parties have subscribed $4,000
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ANOTHER SCANDAL CASE IN CENTRAL NEW YORK.

from the Cortland IN. " Journal June 20.J
The quiet village OF Homer has been disturbed for
several days past by genuine case Of CytD. coa.
One OF the parties Is professional gentleman, and
moves In good society. he has been married about
eight years, and u the father OF one child about
three years old 1t has been known for some time
that he has not lived happily with his wife; yet they
occupied the same house. and pubic attention was
not attracted. About two weeks ago the wife went
on q visit TO Cayuga county. During her absence
female friend wrote her that her husband received
at his own house the visit OF o young married
lady Of questionable character. and that II she
wished to have ocular demonstration to ''cOme and
see." The wife came TO Homer secretly on sunday
last. accompanied by an uncle The house OF the
husband was watched and the young lady was seen
TO enter. The wife, uncle and two female friends
n0iselessly came to the back door and entered the
house, went to the husbands room, found 1t locked
and demanded admlttance. No answer returned.
but good many hurried movements made. The
uncle got a ladder and looked through the window
the door and discovered the young lady in bed
and the husband sitting comfortably In chair. We
need not picture the remainder OF the scene. There
was the usual amount OF excitement and tears, with
now and then round oath. The result was tho
wife Immediately commenced an action for d.
vOrce. and tue case Is now in court.
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Fears of n Revolutionary Movement-Nu.
merous Arrests and Precautions.
FLORENCE, June %, 1859.
Great precautions are being taken by the authori-
ties at Naples, Turin and Milan to guard against
outbreak. II Is feared that revoutionists are in
citing the disturbances There have been several
arrests at Genoa.
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Marriage Of Henri de Bourbon.
PARIS June 23 ls89
Prince Henri Of Bourbon has married Miss Payne
an American heiress. He mas not renounced his
position as candidate for the Spanish throne.
(The Henry OF Bourbon" alluded to above is
probably the Duke Of Seville, cousin OF ex-Queen
lsabella.l
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THE INDIANS.

The Choyonnes Becoming Qaiet-Tw0 Settlers
Murdered by the Indians.
WASHINGTON, June 23, 1859.
The following was received at the indian Bureau
this morning.
OFFICB SUPERINTENDENT or INDIAN AFFAIRs,
LAWRENCE, Kansas, 9Th month, 10th day.
Hon. Il. 5. PARKER-A party from General Hazen
arrived at Ellsworth on the 18th inst and Will re-
turn to tonorrow, taking down Agent darlington to
hostile ndaD as none rer sean no &
men were killed twenty miles north of salma, at
Minneapolis near the Solomon, on the 18th. and
several Indians were seen south OF the railroad on
the lath inst. No other reports OF note.
ENOCH HOAG. Superintendent
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VIRGINIA..

Negro Riot at FrnnkIin-One OF the Rioters
shot.
NORFOLK, June 23 1863.
At Franklin, a station on the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad, an ARRAY occurred last evening in which
negro was mortally shot by white man named Hol-
land. At midnight some negroes collected and
attempted 10 force an entrance into Hollands house.
but were driven of. A few hours later they fired
and totally destroyed the sawmill and lumber yard
or Neay Brothers. whose loss Is estimated at 10000
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The Brooklyn Union Regatta.

Under the auspices of the Brooklyn Yacht Club
the great Union Regatta for which nearly half a
hundred yachts entered, takes place to-day. IL
is among the greatest yachting events Of the year,
and Will doubtless attract that attention which 1t
most unqucstionably merits. Yachting to-day Is
among the foremost pastimes OF the country
ract evident by the enormous increase OF vessels
OF that description within comparatively short
space OF time grand exhibition anticipated to-
day. and should the weather prove propitious the
vast c0ncourse Of spectators who VIII doubtless wit
ness the regatta viii have to be satisfied that
the science OF yachting In this country rapidly
the increase. As previously mentioned the Middle
ton will convey the members OF the club and friends
TO the exhibition, the steamer Stamford being char
tered to leave the foot OF Thirty fourth street for
those who desire to witness the race, having on
board band OF music and other accessories There
was published yesterday list Of the numbers which
each yacht will carry IN order to be distinguished
but the following alterations have since been
made, vh.:-white Cap. No. 13; Agnes. Ia:
storm King, Is and Greene, 10. The following
additional regulations have been adopted:--Yachts
win steer west OF Fort Lafayette both outward ana
homeward bound. No cabin yacht viii be allowed
to carry sand bags for ballast shifting ballast OF
any description FIRST class schooners and first class
sloops will take positions as they arrive between
stakeboats placed east ana west, 100 yards apart:
other yachts by divisions second, third and fourth,
each 300 yards IN rear OF prior division. II Is under
stood that the above regulations will be enforced.
brilliant aeHk ~ - looked fsxunEa ~
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FRANCE.

The French Ocean TeIegraph-An Going on
Well.
PARIS June 90. 1seo
Advices have been received from the steamship
Great Eastern up 10 Tuesday noon. At that time
she was one hundred and seventy-four miles out
from BIest, paying out the cable nicely. The
weather was pleasant and all on board were well
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AUS TRiA.

The Austrian Government and the Ecume nicai
Council.
VIENNA, June 23, 1859.
The government announces policy OF reserve IN
respect to the Ecumenica Council as the course to
be adopted by the Council cannot he foreseen.
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IAurrlxc AT RIVER PARK COURSE.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, June 20, 1869.
The second days race at the River Park Course,
for purse Of $500 for horses that never beat 1885,
was won by T.. Scotts tof Henderson,, b. &. Jim
smith, In three heats Time. 1885, 2:SIA and 2:3sis.
Iele Mathews was second and Kitty third. Rosa
(,olddust d,d not start.
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A.-BeaalifaI WOMAN. q You. would B

A.-Beau utiful Woman, If You Would Be
beautiful use HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.
It gives pure blooming complexion and restores youth
full beauty.
It's effects gradual, natural and perfect.
Blo,ches and Pmpes cures Tan, sun
Freckes, and makes lady Of thirty appear but
twenty.
The MAGNOLIA BALM makes the skin smooth and
peary eye bright and clear, the cheek glow with the
bloom YOUTH and mparts fresh, plump appearance -
the No lady need complain Of hsr cops1'.
Depot 81 Park row, New York.
Use only Lyous Kathairon for the Hair.
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CONNEC ECTICUT.
Desca, or the Parable, Railroad Bill.

HARTFORD, June %, 1869.
The Senate to-day defeated the parallel railroad
project which was to make railroad line from
New Haven to New York, competing with the New
York and New Haven road, by vote Of II to TO-
In the House the bill repeating the present usury
law was defeated by vote OF II to las.
Vice President C0lfax will visit the Legislature on
Thursday.
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The first prize was awarded TO the Gage, the
second to the onward and the third to the Betsey,
being the three yachts Of their respective classes
first round the home stakeboat. Had the Ethaline
not DELAYED her speed In waiting for the stakeboat
to anchor or Mount St. Vincent she would certainly
have arrived much sooner, evident from the excel
ent display on the return The Lotie abandoned the
when near Fort Lee: and the Uncle Ben, though
struggling manfuly all the way. was becalmed, with
the Ethaine, about three miles from home. ON the
whole the race az times was exceedingly well con-
tested: but the surrounding circumstances OF the
event prevented the splendid display anticipated.
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NEW yonK COURT Or APPEALS.

ALBANY June a. 1869.
Day calendar OF the Court OF Appeals for Thurs.
day, June A:--Nos. 172 S. 1S2, TO- 1s4, 1876, ls6,
Isl, iss. lso 100. 101. t92 19s.
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SPAIN.
Arrival Of General DuIce.

MADRID June 23 1859.
General Duce has arrived from Havana. The
steamer on which he arrived was detained three
days In quarantine at Santander.
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wcrds Of Cheer for Young Men, who, Hav-
ing fallen victims social evia desire better manhood
sn e a :s,ss ss1 Ss ss q A
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All Sizes Flags Hand, at Manufa ctnrersP
prices HOJER d GRAHAM,
Flag and Banner Makers, 81 Duane street.
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Tho Metropolitan Job Printing and Epgrav.
ing Esssb'shment having made exsnsve additions 70 s
material" In the shape Of Presses, Type &C., Ac, nov
prepared to execute orders with rapd It's patrons
rate prices
Our designing and wood engraving department has bee.
considerably enlarged 10 demands OF the pubc ana
We beg offer TO patrons enlarged face: for such
prices will compaye fsvorsv viii any other OF the
kind Posters, Circulars, Cards, P,.mphesS S ol every
descripton Law Printing &C., Ac fan ana color work.
Wood Engraving abort notice and 81 very low proe
"a Nassau street, old Herald Building
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A.-Italian Lotion for the Compiexion Pro.
vents Sunburn Frecxles and Pmpes. For sale BY DR..
ZACHARIE $50 Broadway, and all first class druggists
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TINE BUCKEYE RACES.

Time, 2JSh-2:33h 33h-2:3I-2:3Bb-2:3sA
". q. Thomas, Of Lexington, the owner OF Hearsay,
proposes to have this horse make the fastest time
ever made: II he succeeds he v - ssceive 5000, but
[ ne tails nothing.
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Jubee variousy pronounced both failure and succesa,
but there exists but opinion relative TO KNOxs summer
style OF gentenens white beaver
and that H. that Ia the nnest fabric that he has
and see Il at KNOWS, No xls Broadway
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a skin Free from Tan, Blotches, Freckies,
patches chafed defomities of the cuc0
can be attained by q frec OF DR. GOURAUDS world
renowned ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP, found at his
depot 4s Bond street. Removed from s5s Broadway Fifty
cents q cake
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A.-ladies' Faces Enamelled; also the Pre-.
parston for sale, with instructions by LAussoS 7o
BroadWny.
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Country Homes.
WILSON'S great sale Of Country Property Rye,
Saturday June 26 Special train leaves depot of New York
New Haven Railroad 10 O'Clock promptly Transpor
tation free.
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CrisfadorO's Unrivnlled Hair Dye.-S0la
applied at his wig and scalp factory No. Astor House.
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BE Sure and Call for
MRS. wINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP,
Having simle OF "Curts Perkins, the outsid0
wrapper. All others base limitations
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EstabIished in 1SOO-The MetrOpoiitan Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street
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For First Class Printing OF Rvery Descrip-
tion go to the Metropolitan Job Printing Es.Abshmentu
Nag street.
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EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS.
Wholesale and retail depot
80 Maiden lane, New Yort-
Laboratory, jersey City, N. j.
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save - per cent by Purchasing Your silver
direct from the manufacturers. FORD TUPPkh-
sAlesrooms 757 and 7s9 Broadway, Tenth street
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Gouraud,s Oriental Cream, 81 so Per BOt.
tle 4s Bond street, late Of t53 Broadway druggts
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KclIinger's Liniment,
An external and internal remedy for
all Pains, Aches. &c.
Warranted Beware OF counterfeits Genuine 10 signed
"De witt G. Kellinger."
Sold by druggists be had wholesale and rstal
OF JOHN r. HENRY, General Agent,
United States Family Medicine Wsreh use,
No. College place. New York.
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Montana CordiaI.-No More Dyspepsia. TO
be taken before and after each meal.
II. A. CHALvIN, l31 Fulton street.
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Persons Wishing to Subscribe for the Herald
WILL BE. SERVED AT AN EARLY HOUR BY LEAVING
THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executes
with neane quickness and despatch twenty cent
other printing establishment In the city,
Al the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT Naa