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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
lis natural Vitality and Color.

cncd, falling hair checked, and bald.
ness often, though not always, cured
by ITS use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the folliclcs are DESTROYED,
or the glands otrophied and dccaycd.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF ioulng the hair with a pasty scdi.
mcnt, it will keep clean aud vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, aud
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dcletcrous substances which
make some preparations dangerous aud
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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j. X. DARLING.
OF East Corinth, Vermont.

hasju received large and com
plete stock OF
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New and Desirable Goods.
bought low and will sold cheap for
Cash or Ready Pdg,

consisting of Dry Goods, Ready
Made Clothing,
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bI'eh-mth-, we hase just received 100 tons
Cumberland Cod. Slate, dirt, Sc. LEFT in
Pennsylvania.
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INDIANA.

Fatal Shooting Anray-Two Men Killcd-Pro-
cecdings Of the Vigilance Committee In War;
wick County-Tcrriblc State Of Anarchy Pre-
willing.
LOUISVILLE. Oct II, 1869.
disgracefdl shooting affair occurred at Taylors.
yille warwick county, Ind, Sunday. resulting in
the death OF two II not three persons. The dfnculty
was between man named Sprlngstoor on the one
side and two others, named GARRISON, the otner,
In which Harvey springstoor was killed and his
brother Abe so badly wounded that he died soon
after. Harvey Springstoor was recently pardoned
out OF the Penitentiary. The dificuty originated In
o dispute about the settlement OF some accounts.
Shortly after the shooting, number OF the citizens,
who compose asef-consttuted vigilance committee,
proceeded, armed aud equipped TO the residence OF
Moss Rice who had been warned 10 leave the neigh
borhood by the 20tn inst, and fired several shots,
frightening him 30 that he cleared out In hurry,
leaving the neignborhood. The springstoors are
said TO belong to the vigi ance committee. Anotnel
OF the Rices, who had been warned TO leave, out
paid no attention to the warning, was FOUND dead IN
the woods near the township. TWO men, named
Whitnghills, father and son, who refused to take
any part either for or against the committee, were
also warned to leave the neighborhood. A terrible
state OF AFFAIRS exists and the law-abidng people
seem TO be parayzed.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Oct II, 1909.
The following are the closing prices or mercnan-
disc for the week ending october 49,
Sugar firm; Nos. 10 to IL, So a OK reals; Nos.
Is to 90 10 TX reals per arrobe. Exported during
the past week. 10 900 boxes and 200 hhds to foreign
ports and 1000 boxes to the United states stock in
warehouses In Havana and Matanzas, 1884, 900 boxes
ana 5000 hhds. Moasses sugar firm Of IN 8 reaN,
Observation-Disclosures to common refining nrm ~
~ reals: fair to good refining active at 4 reals
grocery grades active at So 9h reals. Molasses--
Clayed. reals; muscovad0 or common easier At
reals. Lard firm at Hhc. 23c. Flour firm at $40
Sill rs. Bacon buoyant at 2lc Petroleum dull az
reals in barrels and 5reas In tins. Hams quiet
common saIted 28c.; sugar cured, Csc. Lumber
steady; yellow pine, $40 per thousand; white pine,
s2s per thousand. Snooks-Box firm at So reals;
hogshead steady at 10 reals Empty hogsheads-
The market is supplied quoted at So So Hoops
IA feet long shaved quiet at sos per thousand; IL
feet long shaved, $45 per thousand.
Exchange-on London, liz per cent premium;
on Paris. ~ per cent premium; on United States,
90 days sight, In gold, oH per cent premium;
short sight, "a per cent Premium go days sight, in
currency, 20 per cent discounts snort sight, l7k
per cent discount Frelghts-Per box OF sugar TO
Northern ports 50; per Ind. OF sugar. o.; per hid.
Of molasses, 81 g. shipping in the narborr-2s
ships ana barks, "a bri9b, IL schooner5. Spanish
gold, per cent premium.
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TUE HERALD IN MISSISSIPPI.
From the Summit tMiss.l Times. Oetoosr ial
GOOD SIGN.

From the Summit tMss.l Times. october ial
A GOOD SIGN.
IL has been tho fashion with many newspapers
and public men 30 quote the NEW YORK HssALD as
mercenary trimmer OF sails-as shifting from one
position to another In order TO be on the winning
side. The fact H. the HERALD IL, In our opMion.
among the most consistent leading journals IN the
country, as IL Is undoubtedly the most influential.
II Is true that IL changes often. but without
cause. Unlike small newspapers or small men, its
influence or standing does not rest upon the mega
tive virtue OF consistency. When 1t a party
drifting into corruption or policy proved failure
II has the independence and manhood to sound tho
tocsln OF alarm and to launch out ns thunderboits
OF denunclatiOn utterly regardless OF the cry OF
consistency which would appal mere ttme-servinK
partisans. And instead OF following servely in the
wake OF public opinion, which oftentmcs, unfortu-
nately, amounts simply to an accumulation OF ndi-
vdual corruption aud u concentration OF individual
narrow -mlndedness, passion and prejudice 1t boldly
strikes out IN opposition To IL aud lashes the mon
ster In the face. It's province IL 60 create public
opinion and lead II In those channels which have
been made wholesome by practical liberation and
liberal conservatism. And II comes nearer succ ecd-
ing IN this high mission than any other newspaper
In the country. II Is oftcner on the right track and
always more nearly on that track than many who
IN the habit OF throwing mud at IT, This beng
our opinion OF the HERALD we attach special Impor-
lance to Its views Of Mississippi affairs expressed
in the subJoined paragraph.
[Here follows an extract from a HERALD editorial
upon reconstruction In that State.
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THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. II, 1859.
The committee Of nine, appointed by the Com
mercia Convention to wait personally upon the
President OF the United states, will assemble In
wizards Hotel, washington. on the LIST OF Novem-
Der.
Among the important subjects acted upon by the
Convention were the folowing:-The adoption OF o
report recommending that all cities or towns stu
ated on navigable streams, the explorations OF
which amount to or exceed $40, 000 be made ports
OF entry; the adoption Of resolution to memorial.
ize Congress TO aid the proposed line Of steamships
between New Orleans and 100 Janero appointment
ton on the line OF railroad from the Mississippi at
New Orleans, and from Galveston Bay and the West
ern harp0rs OF Texas to the nearest and most access
IDLE toint ON the Pacific
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OF powerful nations. visit TIE Governor OF thu
department ten him OF our fears use your influence
with him, demand OF MN the security OF our lives.
or In ease any caismity ocfa Us report TO ycGr gov,
ernments what has been done. You VIII thereol
render service TO the cause OF civilization, 70 you
own nations and to Spain nsrsoir, who cannot suffer-
such acts to be committed
Receive, Messrs. Consuls, the ASSURANCES OF our
highest consideration.
PEREZ Y FERNANDEZ.
HAFAEL ESPIN.
ANDRES vILLASANA.
JOAQUIN RIOS.
SALVADOR BENTTEH-
JOSE ANTONIO C0LLsAZO
BRUNO COLLAIO.
ASENICO DE ASENlCU-
we, the undersigned oonsu,s, certify that thps 10
copy or the original document deposited In the
archives OF the British Consulate at Santiago dc
Cuba
A. T.. PHILIPS.
Acting United states Consul
TED w. 2AMSDEN.
British Vice Consul.
ADO. KEENERS.
consul OF the North German Union. nd inteF1m4
h. ARNAUD,
Acting Consul VI France.
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TINE BUCKEYE RACES.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10, 1856

CINCINNATI, OCT. 10, 1903.
The trotting over the Buckeye course closed TO-
day. The first race was TOR premium OF $500, for
double teams; $3.50 to first, 500 to the second. $50
to the third. The race was won by Matthew Smiths
s. Frank and br. &. Grapevine. The following Is Q
summary
Matthew Smiths s. g. Frank and br. e.
GTdpeVlue ! 4
r. ID. Harshman's z. m. Dayton Belle
and ch. z. Glencoe. .................. ! 2
r. $. strader Co.'s Gray Dick and
Tme 2:i2-2:43x -2:41-24lA-2:40k
The second race was for q premium OF $500, free
for ALL to 20 they please; $3.50 to the first 800 to
the second and $50 TO the third. The following Is
the result
I. r. Roachs 3. 9. Morrissey. 9 1 2 1
w. II. wilson's b. q. Strideaway....4 3 Q
I. I. divers b. m. Moe. .........1 2 8 8
A. Lewiss b. m. Clara formerly
Crazy Japel.. Observation-Disclosures. 3dts
II. Johnson's &. z. Volunteer. dis.
Time, -2:30-2:2s a4-2:2S 1-2:31X-2:S2
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Regatta Of the San Francisco Yacht Club
The California and Oregon Railroad.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16, $780,
The San Francisco Yacht Club recently erected q
fne club house. and to-day held their first regatta.
The weather was favorable and there was q large
attendance. The yacht Emerald won the prize nag.
The Archbishop OF Oregon and the Bishops OF Los
Angeles and Victoria left here for Rome few days
ago.
The California Emigrant Union has completed Its
organization. c. 7. Hopkins has been elected pres
dent.
The construction OF the California and oregon
Railroad has been commenced near Marysville.
Material for 100 miles OF road are on hand, and the
work will be vigorously pushed.
Governor Musgrove has returned to Victoria from
CaribO0 county. He reports that the mining news
In Carib0o and Kootenai Is favorable.
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FRANCE.

The Parliamentary observation-disclosures of
Cabinet Chanses-Industrial Combination.
PARIS Oct. II, 1869.
All the opposition Deputies to the Corps Legislatif
will meet tomorrow to draw up manifesto.
Rumors continue to circulate in regard to o modi-
ncatiOn OF the Ministry. The return OF M. Rouher
TO the Cabinet with liberal programme Is spoken or
The strike OF the merchants clerks is quite gen.
erai The clerks held meeting to-day. The pro-
ceedtngs were orderly. Nothing has occurred since
she commencement Of the movement to call for the
Interference OF the police.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Burning Of the Petroleum. Works &C East
Boston.
BOSTON, Oct II. 1862
fire early this morning destroyed the Maverick
Petroleum Refining Works. In East Boston, includ-
ing 1000 barrels OF crude petroleum. several hun
dred tons OF coal and quantity Of naphtha, together
with the extensive and valuable machinery. It Is
supposed thar the fire originated from the bursting
OF naphtha pipe in the still room. The loss is esti
mated ar $4,000; insurance small. The works
were owned by Wilkinson, Carter 4 Co.
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CUBA.

Another Detachment OF Spanish Troops
Arrived.
HAVANA, Oct. II, 1869.
The Spanish mail steamer Aprrived here to-day
from Cadiz. She brought detachment Of Spanish
troops, who will Immediately join the Spanish army
In the island.
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PARAGUAY.

Paraguayan View Of the Situation OF Lopez.
PARIS, Oct. II, 1869.
Advices received from Paraguayan sources repre-
sent that President Lopez has established new lines
OF defence at San Estanisaus where he has con-
siderable force Of men and plenty OF artillery. The
allies unable to continue the pursuit for want OF
horses and mules but will resume it as their
army is reorganized.
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Two Children Killed the Central Railroad.
UTICA, Oct II, 1868.
The freight train on the Central road due here at
rhifty-nvc minutes past two yesterday, drawn by
engine No. As, Charles Sieburg, engineer ran over
two boys named Casper Ziller and Edward Gatter
lust west OF the CITY, killing Ziller and injuring Gait
Ter so that his recovery Is doubtful. FILLER Is seven
years old and Gather six The C0roners jury attach
no blame to any one.
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LOUISIANA.

Burning Of the State University mt Alexandria.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct II, 1869.
Captain Kane, OF the steamer Rob Roy. brings
Information OF the destruction by fire, on Thursday
night, Of the Louisiana state Seminary, near Alex
andria The library, apparatus and most OF the fur
niture were saved. The ioss Is about 2l40 900, on
which there was no insurance. Tho Are Is believed
70 have been the WORK Of an incendiary.
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A.-Lndirs Rcne,v Your Ynuth .-Ycu

A.-Lndics Renew Your Youth !-YOu Cnn
do without Inconvenience danger II time sick
has strenked golden, brown rngets with
silver, PHALON'S V1TALlA, OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR win their original hue, with perfect oractuds
II differs essentially from all the pestilerous hair changing
nostrums OF the being transparent ice, npd
, free from sediment unsoreened from tho light
without unpleasant odor aud guaran
stain the skin OF the head deprive the hair OF
its natural moisture.
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The Metropolitan > oh Printing aud Enxra--

ing ksta5uthnss 1t having made extensive I
additions 70 " material" In the shape |
o. Presses, W ye, &c, 30, is now prepared |
20 siocuss ders with unusual rapidly. |
W. patronssAnd the public know full well |
~ syieot work and It's moderate prices. |
our dw igning and wood engraving do |
pNtm-v. has been considerably enlarged |
70 mess the Demands % the public. and |
We ~ TO oher To our patrons our an.
larry q facilities for such orders ~ they
mo see 1T TO give. fceting assured thsf |
lyd pricos viii compare faynrab.y with |
vany other work of the kind. Posters,
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets OF every do
and cotor work. Wood Engraving done
! a, short notice and At very low price.
81 Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

To-day the Eckfords and Powhatans VIII play ct
the Union grounds.
Tomorrow the return game between the Atantics
and Mutuals viii come OF at the Union grounds.
ON wednesday the Unions OF Morrlsania and the
Empires Will play their return game at the ElyslAn
Flelda Hobokon.
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NEW. YORK.

Navigation ON the Erie Canal Resumed
Legislative Nominations.
ALBANY, Oct II, 1860.
Reliable information has been received IN this city
that the breaks in the Erie Canal are repaired and
that water was let into the levels this afternoon.
Navigation Will be resumed tomorrow morning.
The republicans have nominated stephen Spring
steed in the First, Christian Schurr in the Second
and Frank B. Hlne in the Third Assembly districts.
The republicans OF Schenectady nave nominated
Levi A. Young for the Assembly.
John L. Flagg was last evening renominated by the
Democratic Convention 10 represent the city OF
Troy in the Assembly.
was postponed on motion OF his counsel, who
claims defect In the Indictment
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRANKFoRT Oct. 17.-United
States bonds firm; dve-twentes san $50 for the
~
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TBLRCRAPhIC NEWS
FIR IN
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Surrender of the Spanish hsur-
gents at Valencia
The French Legislature Preparing
Manifesto.
~-~~->~~o~S>>~~-->o~~~~~-
The French Emperor to
Modify His Ministry.
--~
THE MERCHANT CLERKS STRIKE IN PARIS
Burning Of the Louisiana State
University.
SPAIN.
The French Legislature Preparing
a Manifesto.
The French Emperor to
Modify His Ministry.
THE MERCHANT CLERKS STRIKE IN PARIS
Burning Of the Louisiana State
University.
SPAIN.

Surrender of the Insurgents ut vaIencia-The
Government Troops In Possession or the
City.
MADRID, Oct. 17-Evening.l
BY French Atlantic Gable.
Dispatches received in this city announce to the
government that the insurgents at Valencia sur
rendered yesterday to the officer in command Of the
regular troops. Fighting was renewed and con-
tinued for few hours after the Intellectual appca-
ton OF the insurgents for q truce but their forces
succumbed finally.
The lnsurgent leaders cannot be found. The gov.
eminent officers hope to arrest them soon.
A detachment OF the regular army marched into
Valencia and occupies the place at present.
Prim's Action Before and After the Storm
LONDON, Oct. II, 1869.
Adespatch from Madrid contains the following par.
tculars OF the surrender OF Valencia
General Prim, by telegraph, ordered the general
commanding the troops before Valencia TO attack
the city, and yesterday morning the artillery opened
heavy re on the rebel POSITIONS producing much ef
feet and causing great damage to property. The
Insurgents offered to surrender on condition Of
ceiving their liberty, but this refused. The
sault then continued with vgor until the surren
der Of the insurgents.
The general commanding reports that the insur-
rection has been completely suppressed, and the
troops now hold the entire city. Many houses were
burned during the fight, and large number OF the
rebels with arms in their hands were captured.
Previous to the attack the clergy exhorted the
Insurgents to yield, but without effect
Arrests of Prominent Republicans.
MADRID, Oct. II, 1862
Arrests continue to be made OF leading repub.
Ncans in Madrid,
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A.-NIiddlctOvvn Mineral Spring Water VIII
positively dyspepsia constipation and NIL diseases OF
tho skin and blood Principal depot l93 broadway and u
Liberty
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For First Class Printing Of Escry Dcsrrip-
ton 20 to the Metropolitan JOB Printing ESao ia,uent
street.
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Gouraud's Oriental Cream, 81 so Per Dos.
ue ~ Bond street, late OF 40 Broaaway, aud arggsta
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A.-Whut IL the Difference Between Phnson's
vIrALIA, OR SALVATION For The HAIR, and tho
poisonous hair dyes The latter make people light honded
while the NITALA is the only wholesome article for rcstor
ing light heads to their original condition.
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THE EVENING TELEaRAM

would impress upon advertisers tho
necessity of presenting their aiver-
tisoments for the Cartoon papers three
days IN advance, to secure Insertion.
In the general ISSUE II Ia also necr3.
sarv % present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue Of the
edition for whirh they are intended.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
| win he sent by mail to subscribers for
six dollars per year. Address W Mas
sau street.
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The OF the story Ia laid In the romantic region OF
Estremadua where the spirit the old knghterrans and
OF tho mountain chieftans s among the Wild
who people portion OF that country Mr.. BRYANT has
bestowed his efforts upon this work, and shall be
much mistaken II II does n profound interest
among the readers Of THE LEDGER.
The principle which THE LEDGER Is conducted is 10
publish the OF the greatest writer's In
the world In tho present number OF the LEDGER
mence the publication Of beautiful Spanish tale which has
been translated expressly for the LEDGER by WILLIAM
CULLEN BRYANT, our great American poet This ia tho
Grs only story that Mr. BRYANT has translated.
ago published the FIRST and only story that
Dr. TYING wrote Previous that published tho
nrst and only story that HENRY WARD BEEcHRR ever
wrote and mt . stil earlier period published tho
Grs, aud only story that CHARLES DICKENS wrote
for an American publication In addition 10 thes . viii be
remembered that we published twelve stcs,cs which
we're written expressly for LEDGER by twelve dis-
tinguished cergymen.
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Thcre 1. Good Authority for :, .n,,pa Thnt IN

this country adult Of die C0nsanptOn
and indeed prevalent and fatal has this disease
that dreaded tho great Of the and yet In
the formative stages all Pulmonary Complaints may 10
readily controlled by resoring promptly 10 tho EAPEC
ToRANT OF Dr. ID. JAYNE which sooihes and strengthens
bronchial tubes aaying niamf haior and cleaning
them aud the lungs al impurities II certain remedy
for Coughs Colds which, when sf, 90 Themselves ire
oueuy bring on Pulmonary ,omprins., II brOu.
chs eucc,aay taken q zine aud directions strictly
followed maintained its rgputy a curative for
over auarer century and " hos who threatened
with Lang Diseases Of the syo ploms OF Bronchitis
" at give hs shhBsfd foAlciy trial they
will never rcsret Il. Sold everyshers.
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FRENCH CLOCKS and MUSIC BOXES rspairod nv arst
class workman GEO q. ALLEN AIS Broadway, pne door
below Canal street. and 73 broadway, between Twenty
seventh aud Twenty eighth streets.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, Sc, Executed
with nesness, quckness and DESPATCH TWEEN y6ve per
cheaper than other printing eaeohr IA the city,
a. the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT,97 Nassau street
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Established in 1SOO--The Metsolpiisan job
Printing Eat abshnisni 81 Nassau street
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The Legislative Suspension.

the Legislative SuspensJ0ne
MADRID, Oct. II, 1859.
The slttings of the Cortes were suspended without
the appointment of day for reassembling and 1t is
not known when the session will be resumed.
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Owing TO tho great increase of busi.
mesa consequent on tho popularity OF
their Cartoon and general issue, the
proprietorA Of
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CriStadorO Uurivntled Hair Dyc.-s.Otd
applied his and scalp factory No Aston Hcnas.
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Arrests of Prominent Republicans.
MADRID, Oct. II, 1862
Arrests continue to be made OF leading repub
1icans in Madrid.
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A TALE OF EsTREMADURA.
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The Anii-shenm,at,o :, WEDDING Serves t0
moves all injurious matter ures, incredibly aulck eoht
ana rheumatic pains N every vJrm TO nj every re-
succabe drug and al 10 wholesale depot s2 Broad
uav
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WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
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In this weeks LEDGER, ready to-day (MONDAY) at II
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

A Spanish, Story.
TRANSLATED EXPRESSLY FOR
THE NEW YORK LEDGER
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JARILLA

lated expressly for THE LEDGER BY WILLIAM CULLEN
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Surrender of the Insurgents Mt vaiencia-The
Government Troops In Possession or the