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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-20
THE NEW DOMINION.

Later from the Frightened Bimenoses-Grent
Military Preparations 20 Meet Imaginary
Feninhs.
TORONTO Oct l9-lO:30P p. NJ
Since sending the last despatch all or the Toronto
fed battery have been engaged IN packing up their
kits ana necessarles for start il required and they
can be on the road, fully equipped guns and all in
two hours.
Fifty kegs or gunpowder have been sent by ex.
Kingston ut the time of the last Fenian raid are
now being distributed. The gunboats--the Rescue
and Prince Alfred-ful!y armed and manned, are
ready for seattle former at Kingston, on the st.
Lawrence, and the latter at G0dcrich. on Lake
Huron-under orders TO sail tomorrow Wednesday,
morning.
The troops here notified to be in readiness and
can move on couple of hours notice.
Another Fenian Ayurm-COntempInted Raid
by Fcniun Gunboat.
TORONTO, Oct. 10, 1859.
The gunboat Prince Alfred, stationed at GoderIch,
has been placed In readiness for active service
Orders were received here last night directing the
Toronto Field Battery to proceed Immediately to
Goderlch to man the Prince Alfred One half Of the
battery lett there this morning 1t Is reported that
the Fenians have chartered and equipped o gun
boat carrying the Sunburst, to do mischief to the
towns Gu the upper lakes; hence this movement by
the Canadian authorities.
Militia Artillery Ordered Out for Duty ut
NIidnight-Tbey Start for Godcrch in the
Morning.
TORONTO Oct. 10, 1869.
General orders from headquarters TO the Militia
Department here were received last night to send
part Of the Toronto field battery to Goderich ON
the western frontier.
The department here, in accordance with these
orders, sent out instructions at midnight, and at
three O'Clock this morning all the men were ready
go They left ut lfpast seven O'Clock, III the
ordinary train for Goderich to go on board the gun
boat Prince Alfred
Trouble with Contractors the Inter-CoIO.
niai MISUNDERSTANDING Excursion of Prince
Arthur.
OTTAWA, Oct. 10, 1869.
The Inter. Colonial Railroad Commissioners met
to-day, to consider the recently expressed desire OF
the contractors to suspend operations, owing to the
low rates at which they undertook the work.
Nothing TRANSFERRED as to the course the Commits
sioners will pursue. Many are or the opinion that
the work win be suspended altogether on the line.
Prince Alfred left here by special steamer this
morning Tor the hunting grounds on the lower
Ottawa.
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GETTING SQUARE. /"
The Latest Case of ssTai<ing the Worth of it
Out of His Hide.0

The Latest Case of ssTaiking the Worth 0f it
Out Of His Hide"
Late yesterday afternoon little girl hastily en-
tered the Coroners' ONCE and desired the attendance
or OF the Coroners her father. David Klein,
living at No. s39 Pearl street. at the time aeg
ing that he had been brutally beaten and kicked
by q merchant named Young, DONG business as
AZ Walker street, and was in dangerous condition.
Deputy Coroner Cu5hman at once waited upon
Mr.. Klein, whom he found suffering severely but not
at all dangerous. Mr.. Klein stated that with his
lawyer he called To serve q writ upon Sonenthal
Moritz, boOkkeeper for Mr.. Young, when, without
provocatOn, the latter seized him by the hair OF tho
head ana kicked him ia the abdomen and back In
the most brutal manner. AS an ante-inortem exama-
nation was unnecessary MIR. Klein was recommended
To make a complaint against his asSaiant before
Judge Hogan, at the Tombs. The injured man has
Judgment against aoritz. and suit Is pending be-
tween them In the Superior Court.
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kENTUCKY Y.

Reunion of tho Army OF the Tennessee.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 49, 1862
Extensive preparations have been made for the re.
union OF the Army or the Tennessee, which meets in
Louisville November IL and 49, 1t ID necessary that
every one who intends to be present and who de.
sres to attend the banquet should at once forward
his Application for ticket, accompanied by his
name aud rank. TO the Committee OF Arrangements.
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GEORGIA..

Republican Mass Meeting In AtInnta-'rhe
Confederate state Laboratory.
ATLANTA, Oct. 10, 1862
republican mass meeting will be held in this city
on the go OF October
The Confederate States' Laboratory building in
Macon, Ga, now temporarily occupied by the
Georgia State Fair, VIII be sold at United states
Marshas sale on the % OF December
The camp meeting and conference held by the
Methodist Episcopal Church OF Georgia, closed last
Sunday Bishop Simpson, OF Pennsylvania, preached
sermon on the christian Character of ST. Paul"
Many thousand persons were present.
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as To the manner and by whom the counterfeit was
obtained withheld for the present.
The missing $1,000 package sent to the treasury
Department, and mentioned IN these dispatches
few days ago mas turned up II appears that 1t was
In the shape OF registered letter containing can
ceiled currency. Treasury messenger had received
letter at the Post ONCE and had taken street car
10 90 10 the Treasury. ne evidently dropned the
package In the car. and had No.
yauep ,,. --r-x -. observed that II hAo
ut marded the letter 20 the Treasury ENCLOSED in
s"' PAYING the package was picked up In the car.
me letter lad no appearance Of having been opened
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way. The attendance. which was entirely made up
OF gentlemen,swas quite numerous. The walls OF
the rooms were covered with architectural drawings
aud plans and the tables with Photographic OF ancient
AM ana modern celebrated d.ngs Tie feature OF
Ta Library of ~ q the New YORK under the aus
- 'no ygapter. Shortly after nine O'Clock the
company parto0s OF very excellent collation., after
winch the meeting was called to order by Mr. George
: post, Mr. r. r. Wight then read extracts from
the ..'as on Literary ana pnnIicauons anu
speeches were male 81 ss5inobam
Isaac George Pearson and o. b. Fro..- "a
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WISCONSIN.
D

Meeting of Observation-Disclosures Convention
AT Portage City.
CHICAGO, Oct ~, 1862
The Governors Of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa
will meet at Portage City, Wis., tomorrow, where
delegates from those and other States will assemble
to discuss and devise measures Tor opening naviga-
ton from Lake Michigan and Green Bay 70 the
Mississippi river through the Fox and Wisconsin
rivers.
Cushman, Cakins Co.'s lumber MILL 81 Manis.
tee. WIS.,. was destroyed by fire on Sunday Morning.
The loss was $50 900 and the insurance $4,000.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Russia will leave shas
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ.
THE NEW YORK characterization for Europe-wilh
be ready at half past ten O'CLOCK IN the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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SSOwsToam IN the WEST.

ST. Louis, Oct. 10, 1859.
violent snowstorm set In here about seven
O'Clock this morning and continued unt,l noon AL.
though the snow melted fast, there ate now about
three inches on the ground. The snow came from
thc'north, where 1t began last night and has pre-.
vailed IN Illinois, Missouri and Kansas. Al Louis.
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cuban Interest in tnc Revolution.

MADRID, oct. 19--P. M.
The republican Instruction Is generally consd-
cred almost at an end.
Previous to the final attack on Valencia the gov
eminent forces, 1t ia now reported, lost many men
killed ana wounded IN the skirmishes with she in
sGrgents
The opinion Nacional asserts that an under
standing exists between the insurgents here and In
Cuba rhe CubaDs are to assist the republicans in
Spain with money, and when the republic is estab-
hshed the ndepence OF Cuba will DC recognized.
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Ing Establishment having made extsnsiv.
additions to It's .material," In the shape
OF Presses, Type, &C., &C., In now prepared
Its patrons and the public know full well
its style Of work and its moderate prices.
Orr designing and wood engraving do
partmsnt has been considerably enlarged
10 meet the demands Of the public and
we beg to oncr to our patrons our en-
larged facilities for such orders IA they
may see tit to give, feeling assured that
our priocs will compare favorably with
any other work OF the kind. Posters,
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets Of every de-
scription, Law Printing, Ac., &C. Plain
and color work. Wood Engraving dore
nj short notice and 1T very low price.
81 N Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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Convention of Railroad COnductOfs

COLUMBUS Oct TO- 1860.
Convention OF Railroad Conductors OF the United
states will be held in this city tomorrow, com.
mencing at ten O'Clock. Many conductors are
already here, and more are coming by every. train
General George d. Wright, Railroad Commissioner
or the State OF Ohio Will deliver the annual address
before the Convention tomorrow.
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ssAmuZement on My Mother s;its,c Says
Hamlet and many n mother much amazed Hamet's
when OF gray In her fading hair melting
into the rich brown that beautcd her rinrets when g.
under the revlyng influence of PHALON'S vITALIA, OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, crystal liquid pure her
thoughts free from all poison pollution and FAR
superior the tubid ismeiiing sticky hair
the bright Is to q rushlght In n dirty lantern
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The lighting continues at the latest moment.

Cabinet Estimate of the Insurrcc .On-AIiii-
tary Conspiracy.
MADRID Oct 10, 1869.
The government regards the republican insurrec-
ton as at an end, although the precautions to guard
against any new outbreaks are continued.
conspiracy, having for its object the surrender
OF the barracks San Mateo to the insurgents has
been discovered and thwarted by the government
authorities. The captain OF the garrison, who is
said 10 be leader OF the conspiracy was arrested.
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.-srrrss NASHVILLE, Oct 10 iSos.
A vots Tor United sts,ss senator was taken IN 'n0
Legislature to-day, resulting a. s 9.,.xs:-
In the senate-Johnson, II; Etaeildge, 8; Prton,
3; Ewing. /.
In the House-Johnson, 80; Etheridge. Il; Fetch
err IL; Priton 8; N. s. Brown, I; Emery, 4; Wilton
Brown. q Nelson 1. TOtal-For Johnson, 40; Ethe-
ridge, 40
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TWO or Three Colds IN SurCtssiOU VIII
with many constitutions, securely establish thc seeds OF
consump,ion system, thus converting what was orls
naliy simple durable affection into one generally fata
While ordinary prudence therefore makes u tne business o.
every one 10 take cold until Is got rd OF ne
gent experience Fortunately presents Iemsy "a ~ =.
JAYNE,S EXPECTORANT, thoroughly adapted 70 remove
sneriiv ali Coughs and Colds, and equally effective in
he urinary OF Consumption Asthma and Bronchitis
Sold by all druggists.
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A.-Citizcns and Strangers who Desire q
fine and elegant Hat al moderate price shoud call II
ESPENSCHEiD'S, manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
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ssThe Great EcuHencal Council. o-Next
Sabbath morning Rev Charles b. Smyh will lecture this
subject. Seats free.
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The Anti.ESbcumntic Wadding Serves to
hrrr ali diseases resting the body to the outside
ares nil Injurious matter Cures, incredibly quick govt
and pains FORM To be had at every
drug store and the Wholesale depot asa Broad
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Tho Swiss Manufacturing Company. 30
East street. Union slusreimpofIes aod Deai
ers in Swiss Carved Goods.
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Furniture COvcriuss.-New 1870 STYLES,
Specaes, Wholesale retail at the curtain Of
a. Il. 4 j. Il. kelly n co, si7 Broadway, Howard
street. Furniture store, 66 Broadway Amy
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Caveats Filed in the Confidential Archives OF
the Patent Office Call MUM CO., 81 Park row, New
York, send for pamphlet. Patent laws Free
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Pamphlets, Inv Reports, &C., Executed
with nsstne quckncss and DESPATCH twenty-five per cent
than other printing establishment 10 The CITY
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT,97 Nassau street.
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For First Glass Printing of Every Descrip-
ton go to the Metropolitan job Printing Es!aoisanenAH
Nassau street.
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WILLIAMS LITERARY UNION.

''Fan would climb, but that fear to fall /" wrote
Sir Walter Raleigh on a pane OF glass, to which
queen elizabeth appended, III thy heart fail thee
do not climb at ALL" The admonition is as appli-
cable to those who seek literary fame as those who
put their trust In princes" The smiles of the
muses. are even more capricous than the pro-
verbally tickle smiles OF princes, and the great heart
OF Sir Walter must find reflection IN the bosoms OF
many members OF the "WiIams Literary Union,"
VINO essaYed their tenth anniversary last night
at Allemannia Hall, West sixteenth street.
This association sprung from the lons OF the
Houston street night school OF 1859, mas
existed to TINS time with success but now the mem.
beis feel that those who embark their all in literary
pursuits are about the same as those who invest
every cent in lottery, in winch there Is rulnous
number OF blanks to every prize. Their order Of
exercises, however, was well selected and the audi.
ence was fair representation OF the richness OF
character and contrasts OF American society. and
the manifold varieties OF life and circumstances
which 1t represents. Messrs. :. M. Lion presdenth
James Dunno, David Legare aud j. komdeid, win
Misses Annie Rattle and Julia Teyn acquitted them
selves fairly, while the residue, IN argumentatve
and evolutionary ability were only mediocre.
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Established in 1SO0-Thc Metropolitan Job
Printing Est establishment 81 Nassau street.
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G.. II. T.-F0r Colds and Hosrscness
aCHERRv PICTORIAL TROCHES" win quickly. Are
color. Beware of those horribly tasting brown or
black
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CUBA.
Important Insurrectionary Documents Inter-
cepted-The Revolution in Spain the Work
Of Cubans-DepRrturo Of Troops for the Seat
Of WarS-lnsurgcnts SUING for Pardon.
HAVANA. Oct. 10 1a6q

49, a,s.,ar : ar..s- H4vAsA, Oct 10, 1869.
Ina 20 de Ia Marina to-day publishes three
important documents, intercepted In their passage
through the island, which. II true, prove that the
republican rising In Spain 10 the work Of the Cuban
insurgents.
sent to the seat OF war.
Twenty rebels have presented themselves to the
Spanish authorities at Cienfuegos and asked for
pardon.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM
THE EVENING TELEGRAM

Buck skin Shirts and Observation-Disclosures
cure preventive for rheumatism manufactured by NJ
HEALEY, 663 Broadway opposite Bond street.
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Patenss.-NIuun & Co., - Park Row, New
York. take patents for Inventions send for printed In
a,ru
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A.-Cnnnsln Malt scotch Whis!sey, Fnlly
strength the article,
at abou, half the price. ~ MURPHY, l09 Pearl
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Speech Of General Hiram WaIbridge in Ciu-
cinrnfi.

Speech Of General Hiram WaIbridge in Gin
cinnati. a
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10, 1859.
At the close of Change to-day, General Hiram
Walbridge OF New York. being present, by special
request addressed the Chamber His remarks were
frequently applauded He gave an interesting
account of the proceedings OF the Louisville Con-
vention, stating that 1t national In its charac.
ter embracing delegates from every State in the
Union. The General stated that the most prominent
sentiments in the Convention were that the public
DEBT should be paid as 1t was stipulated when con-
tracted, and that the South had been impoverished
by the rebellion, and the unanimous opinion
OF the Convention was that she should be aided
by the general government 80 as to be enabled to
develop the vast natural resources Of that section
and to this END the Convention, he stated, was dec1
dedly IN favor ofopening water line communica
ton between the Ohio and the Atlantic to reconstruct
the lcvees on the Mississippi, to give aid to the
steam lines projected between Southern ports and
Europe, and to aid In the construction Of another
Continental railway.
The General closed by slluding to the recent CON-
bination to raise the price OF gold IN New York. and
said immortal honor and renOwn should be for ever
awarded to the President OF the United States for hts
recent patriotic and successful effort to protect the
commerce and great industrial masses In all sections
of the country.
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IELECRAPHIC NbWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Fighting Resumed at
Valencia.
The Terms of Surrender Violated
BY the Insurgents.
Radical Legislators Mobbed
i'm Paris.
The Hornet Libelled at
Wilmington.
HER CAPTAIN ESTED
Election of Senators by the
Virginia Legislature.
HER CAPTAIN ARRESTED
Election of Senator's by the
Virginia Legislature.
A FENIAN SCARE In CANADA.
SPAIN.

Tho Insurrection Renewed mt Valencia-
Breach of the Capitalization Treaty.
MADRID, Oct 1st. NJ
BY French Atlantic Cable.
The nsurgectlonary movement INSIDE the city OF
valencia was recommended by the revoutonists
when the government troops proceeded to enter the
town after the capitulatlon. The soldiers were
received, marching into the place, with a volley
OF musketry, and tue fire being returned hostilites
were renewed
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FRENCH CLOCKS and MUSIC BOXES repaired by first
class workmen GEO. G. ALLEN, ais Broadway, door
Canal street. and 173 Broadway, between Twenty
seventh and Twenty eighth streets.
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Invent Ors-Send 10 Mum & Co., 3, Park
row and get work onpa,ents lCs pages or charge
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At Everdell,s 3O2 broadway, Wedding ard
Visiting Cards. Monograms; stylish the city
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Gouraud's Oriental Cream, 81 so Per BOs.
tie IS street. late of i53 Broadway and druggists.
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Aetius, When Is s'NOt Dye" Dyes-
When contained in bottles protected from continuous
light by paseboard rampars and proclaimed restorative
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RECEPTION OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS.

Tne New York Chapter OF the American Institute
OF Architects gave their animal exhibition and re-
cspton last night, .. their new rooms, s2o Broad
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FRANCE.

The Industrial Strikes in Paris.
PARIS, Oct. 10, 1869.
The strike OF the merchants clerks continues The
places OF business Will be opened tomorrow, not
withstandng the strike.
1t is rumored that the sw,tehmen on the lines OF
railroad entering Paris are organizing o general
strike.
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CristndorO's Unrivailed Hair Dye.-S0ld
and applied at wig scalp factory No Asor House
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ENGLAND.

Weather Report.
LONDON. Oct. 10, 1869.
Che weather to-day is stormy.
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Ohio and Pennsylvania Ddn't Mind Their
Ps-Pendcton and Packer-and they take their
cucs from the radicals for another term Both the above
ordered hats from KNOX, the Halter 23
Broadway which appear before their friends when
elected Though both fell little short OF election both
have raj hats, this should be q consolation.
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Afr the Public Were Particular in
attending their health they tho ordinary
OF lie they would the poisonous hair preparations
which food the country dangerous that taken internally
would instant death. The only exception these
poisonous hair preparations is the EGYPTIAN HAIR COLI
ING contains no filthy sedment stain, is safe
and ehectua Printed directions accompany u how TO detect
metallic poisons IN hair preparation General AGENT
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Submarine Cables,

PARIS, Oct 10, 1869.
committee OF shareholders of the French Gable
Company have forbidden projected distribution OF
5000 shares to- 1t Is sad the founders of the enter
prise. They ask to examine the expenses and
affairs generally OF the company.
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Army Conmnnds-lI0bbing the Radicals.
PARIS, Oct. 10, 1859.
The Journal OGcie contains the following ap.
pointmcnts:-
Marshal Bazaine, to be COMMANDMENT. chief Of the
Imperial. Guard
General de Faiy is to be commandment chief Of
the Third Army corps, headquarters at Nancy. vice
Marshal Bazaine.
II is officially denied that there is any foundation
for the rumors Of changes in the Ministry.
The Ministerial Council is assembled at eompiegne
TO deliberate on project OF law.
Deputies Bancel, Simon, Ferry and Pelletan
attended the meeting Of the opposition members OF
the Corps Legslatif yesterday In order to explain
their recent conduct. The radical journals attack
the manifesto adopted by the meeting.
At "a public meeting Of the ultra radicals last night
some Deputies to the Corps Legisatif who were
present were insulted and roughly handled by the
crowd.
The Emperor has written very nattering letter
to Prince Charles OF Roumania, on the occasion OF
bis marriage.
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TENNESSEE.

Legislative Observation-Disclosures for United
states senafor-No Ckeice ON the First
Ballot. ys@rF- Z, -. -@~s~~1--
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A.-The RestOrer America is the Only Pure,
fragrant recrenensess limpd color resorcr dandruf dis
perser, hair falling of preventive, hair reyvier SKIN and
linen nondenler hair dresser and beauder offered
this community. sold ia large bottles, III each. SIN
GLE BOTTLE GUARANTEED TO RESTORE THE oR1GI-
NAL COLOR OF THE HAIR. Sold at MACY'S stores,
Thirteenth Fourteenth streets and Sixth Shortly TO
be had of all druggists throughout the Prepared by
pr J. J. OBRlEN. Principal wholesale depot sOs East
arpel
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A New PariOr Match.-NO. 1 Park Place,
office New York Match Company. Single gross, deliv
ered
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A Cure for Rupture.-Dr. Sherunn,s Appli-
ance and Compound guarantee For pamphlets OF photo
graphic kenesses of before and after with other
information, naed address receipt or 10 centa
Office 6y7 Broadway.