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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-28
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKETS.

HAVANA, June 20, 1859.
The following are the closing prices for the week
sucar-Stock In warehouse in Havana and Matan.
xas $4,000 boxes, 1900 hhds Exported during the
week from same ports to foreign countries, $4,000
boxes loo hhds.; to United states, 1900 boxes.
There has been large business In sugar during the
week, but prices Of all grades remain without quo
table change, the market closing quiet but steady.
Molasses closed dull; cayed 5K q reals, and mus.
covado or common OK q = reals per keg. Lard
dull at 80 30 o $40 so per Dbl. Tallow buoyant
a. s lohc Mhc., per 10. s Bacon nr ,,,isa
and AZ as reals In tins. Potatoes
steady at 80 25 per Dbl. Hams firm. Dry sailed
2c., and sugar cured &C. per ID. Box shocks de-
Ginning. Sales at OK reals. Hogshead SHOCKS
quiet Empty hogsheads quiet at 81 rs. Hoops
dull. Freghts to Europe buoyant; per ton To Fall
mouth aud orders, 5os. 5ls. Cd. Freights to
America dull; per box sugar, OIL cay; per hid.
sugar, 80 so a IS; per hid. moasses, SO rs 81 u.s.
Exchange on London Ia 10 per cent premium; on
Paris, u per cent premium; on United states, In
eo.d, sixty DAYS sight III per cent premium;
snort sight, q per cent premium: IN currency
sixty days sight, ISL PAX per cent discount; short
sight, z2ts 2ik per cent discount.
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MARYLAND.
Burial of John Wilkes Booth In the Family
Isurying Ground mt Baltimore.

Burial of John wilkes Booth in the Family
nurying Ground mt Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June q, 1869.
On Saturday afternoon, ut Greenmount Cemetery,
the remains Of John Wilkes Booth with those OF the
others OF the family brought from Hartford county,
received funeral sepulture. All the deceased men,
bers OF the Booth family In America now lie
side by side, including Junus Brurus and his
father Richard, VINO died In 1889, at the
age OF seventy-six years. The well known
monum ent TO the elder Booth has been erected In
Creenmount, and In addition to the Inscription
commemorative OF Junius Brutus Booth there has
been added on the side OF the shaft previously LETT
blank the following:-"1o the memory OF the chill.
dren OF Junius Brutus Booth and Mary Ann Bootn:-
John wilkes, Freder lex, Elizabeth, Mary Ann, Henry
Byron" At the iuterment on saturday afternoon
the remains OF John Wilkes Booth, enclosed In a
handsome burial case were conveyed from the vault
OF the undertaken by pail bearers chosen from the
theatrical profession who knew the deceased, at the
especial request OF the family. About nifty persons,
Including relatives aud friends OF the family, were
present at the burial, the larger portion being ladies'
The ceremonies were simple and unostentatous
the Rev. Fleming James, assistant minister OF St.
Luke's Hospital, New York, oYiclating. Near him,
On groap, stood the aged mother OF the deceased,
the elder sister, Rosalie and the brothers Junius
Brutus and Edwin.
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THE sTasBNs or JAMES CONNER.
His Ante.gIortcm Statement.

Late on Saturday night James Conner and one of
his friends named Daniel Curtin, dropped into q
porter house at No. 337 East Forty-seventh street,
kept by Mrs. Sullivan, and there meeting several
friends ana acquaintance INDUCED In divers drinks.
subsequently trouble arose between the parties, dur
ing which, It Is alleged, Conner was stabbed
by knife or other sharp instrument
in the hands OF John Baldwin. Conner
was Immediately conveyed to his residence, No. 338
East Fortyeighth street, aud physicans called, who
sewed up the wound, which Is In the lower part or
tho abdomen. In the meantime Baldwin and Mrs.
Sullivan were arrested BY the Nineteenth precinct
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Keenan,, having been
notified, proceeded TO Connor's residence" and
Wooster Beach, NJ. D., after examining the wound.
considered II to be OF dangerous character Con.
nor believing that he should not recover from the
effects OF his Injuries, made the following
STATEMENT
II and friend named Daniel Curtin went to see
Mrs. sullivan. Forty seventh street. near First
avenue, on Saturday night, where we had something
friend Daniel Curtin and sullivan went out together.
BALDWIN, Mrs. sullivan aud myself remained there.
Baldwin accused me Of insulting Sullivans wife.
and made an attack on me BY striking me-. 1 de-
Tended myself, when Mrs. sullivan caught hold OF me
and then Baldwin stabbed me with knife, but DO
not know what kind OF knife II WAS He said, u
guess have nxed you now or something TO that
effect After cutting me Baldwin and MI. sullivan
threw me down % night OF stairs"
dict against Baldwin, who 10 now In PRISON Awaiting
the results OF his victims injuries.
Connor Is twenty seven years OF agc and saslve
q ireland.
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y where ~ was,
nows few landmarks noica, all seuiblance
but beyond this II has lost wing City en-
OF its former seif spreading thr. ID Will soon
croached upon II and stores OF every III ken ferry
stand on the base bali groun,.s The Hooo he vgi.
boats were crowded yesterday but WIN = thing
lance OF the police and the do * hands ever oto.
approaching disorder was wipel' out. A lew o, a
rlous pickpockets were on b0ar>' put they uaIe
not venture ON shore lest the opN ation OF Jersey
laws might prevent their returning 70 the metropo-
lis Tor some years. When thieves anN rowdies come
under the tender merces OF Recorder Pope they are
hooked Tor Tremon," AZ an unfortun NE remarRe1
Anew Few days ago while being conveyed ~ the county
JAIL A large number OF lager Kegs are
emptied, several gallons o. bad whskey are swat
lowed, few persons are relieved OF the pocket
books, from twelve TO twenty OF the disord sfg ee
ment try 70 get mp fignt and thus wears We Sab
bath In Hoboken. The respectable classes al vsly
scarce on the walks once 30 largely requened Thsy
move towara the hill or take repOse the pia wac
Tor which Hotoken can boxst. The poor tOler VINO
wears out life during the week takes his chile ny
the hand ana lays himself down.in the shade az fay
rom the din and tramp kept up In the lager region Vs.
He only asks TO be left there. annoyed no longer ~
care or fatigued 10y labor. This one side OF III q
picture OF Sabbath in Hoboken;- the other canno
be drawn til Monday morning, when the transgres-
sors who have passed the night In an IMPURE foul
dungeon. where four or 1--WE are cranmed together.
are led forth to taste taa bitter cup OF Jersey law IN
the Recorders Court.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD IN NEW JERSEY
from the Orange IN. ~ Chronicle, June 2s.l

JOURNALISTIC GIANT.
Beyond doubt the greatest newspaper Of the age u
the new YORK HERALD. We speak Of 1t in this light
strictly as newspaper. The people who daily pur.
chase the D. sper al the of four cents copy sell
dom reflect pon the immense return In value they
realize Day after day this Journalistic giant gives
full and succi net history OF the worlds doings.
There are thousan ds OF people who take the PAGER,
although they dec Te themselves utterly at variance
with the views and course OF the proprietor. Mr..
bennett They even i,buse him. but still take his pa
per. "just TO see what ne has to say, anyhow"
" the tip Of ever ones tongue that Bennett
is $50 shiftless so wanti az In consistency" They
kno " not what they say. In his seeming inconsis-
tenc lies his great and the OF hts
succc rs in building up the magnificent journal Of
which ne Ia still the life and soul We should think
the de sire OF the HERALD has never been 70 force
public opinion, but first feel the popular pulse and
them pply wholesome journalistic medicine and
diet here are, we believe four special correspon-
dents RI sdent in New Jersey kept here at large
pense. These gentlemen cover the entire State, 80
that whe never any thing OF importance does oCrur'
the HERA stands nine chances out Of ten III 'beat
tngv its ontempOraries SO Is t in other States OF
the Union and In the important capitals OF Europe
Asia Aust ralia and even Africa Hence the EZRA Ids
immense Uculatl0n, tremendous advertising patron
age and al 1ity to almost give away Its daily impress
siOns. distinguished United States Senator de-
cared In on presence recently that in his opinion
the HERALD was 1.-THE nearest approach to a per
fectly indep sndent newspaper that exists ''lts
editorial CO tumns," he added, ''couh not be
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ItltsnApNlc NEWS IItMa

The United states Circuit Court OF Raleigh, N. c.,
adjourned on Saturday after having discharged Q
large amount OF business.
George E. Webster, an insurance agent, died yes-
tertay In Louisville, from injuries received the day
before by falling from his horse.
Early yesterday morning fire broke out In Hicks
4 Houston's china store, In Nashville, Tenn, and
progressed rapidly. Three stores were soon In
flames. and the block was destroyed. Tho loss Is
estimated at e2250OO.
The inward bound train on the Cincinnati and
Marietta Railroad struck an omnibus yesterday,
which was crossing the track at Ernsts station,
Ohio, shattering and seriously injuring the driver
ana slightly injuring six passengers. There were
sixteen passengers inside and one on top OF the ON
nibus.
The annual commencement OF Davidson College,
In Mecklenourg county, N. O., was attended by 1000
people. The exercises were OF an interesting
which has left the college for years. literary ad.
dress was delivered by Mr.. Seaton Gales, aud the
annual sermon by Rev. X. y. Moran. TWO new prg.
fessors are to be added TO the faculty.
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Is THIS TIE CUBAN
A steamer "Brought To'' by n Revenue Cut.
ter In the Bay.

A Steamer ssBrought To'' by n Revenue Cut.
ter In the Bay.
Last evening Information was received from the
Lower Bay stating that the steamship Catharlne
whiting, which cleared from this port for Galveston
and Key West on Saturday last, had been stopped
In the bay and anchored under the guns OF the reve
nue. cutter Mccullough at short range.
The HERALD Of yesterday contained foil account
OF the departure OF vessel from this port late on
Saturday night with 500 Cuban recruits on board
under command OF Colonel Ryan. II was well
known that the warm. murky atmosphere and
the rain Of Saturday might resulted In o heavy fog
setting In, which was reported to prevail with great
density from Georges Banks to Cape Hatteras, and
II was deemed probable by seafaring men that the
vessels which sailed on Saturday hence would be
detained until yesterday morning. Il could not be
ascertained on Saturday evening what the name OF
the Cuban craft was and II 10 quite possible that the
vessel detained may be the flibusters' vessel. un.
less she took all the risks ana actually crept away
through the fog. or course her commander must be
aware that to remain In the bay until morning would
be certain to result in detection, and under these
circumstances IL is also quite possible that he would
take any risk to get or Meantime there Ia cause
for anxiety until the matter Is determined.
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VICE PRESIDENT COLFAx.

His Movements at Newport, X. LA Surprise
Call ON Ida Lewis, the Light House Hero.
inc.
PROVIDENCE. juno q, 1859.
The Vice President and Mrs. Colfax left this city
on Saturday morning for Newport where they are
the guests OF Thomas Coggeshal, an old friend
Of Mr.. Cofax. During the day they visited various
places OF interest," including Fort Adams, where they
were received by General Hunt and stan, with the
Vice Presidents salute from the guns OF the fort
From Fort Adams the party were rowed in the gov
eminent barge across to Lime Rocks Lighthouse,
and made surprise call on Miss Ida Lewis. to whom
the Vice President expressed the gratitude OF the
nation for her noble heroism as manifested in
saving eleven lives ut various times at the
ak OF her own. To-day Mr.. and Mrs. Colfax
attended church In the morD ding ana after
noon. Tomorrow morning they Will leave Newport
for Providence, where the Vice President Will have
a reception OF hour In tn, City Hail. and then pro
coed by the midday train to Westerly, the residence
Of lion. N. L. Dixon.
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with having passed over a wen trodden road OF
thought.
THE BRIDES FATE. sequel TO 'sThe Changed
Bridesu BY Mrs z. D. f. N, S0uthworth Phila-
felphia: T. b. Peterson h Brothers 1862
In thu conclusion to one OF Ms. Southworth's
longest stories everything ends happily. Alexander
Lyon. the scamp Of husband in "The changed
Brides" goes to Europe and discovers that he is ss
heir to the titles and estates Of Kilcrichtown. Di
silla also goes to Europe; German prince pays her
marked attention, which so exasperates the new
badly wounded RECEIVERS. does several worthy
things, and finally makes friends with Drusila.
ceases to be awOud-be bigamist and ever after leads
model ufe
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CALIFORNIA.

The democratic Primaries In San Fran.
ciscO-nIarkets and Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO June 20, 1869.
The democratic primary election IN this city yes
teroay resulted in the success Of the delegation to
the County Convention favorable to Mr.. McCoppin,
the present incumbent for Mayor.
Flour dull and large stock on hand; sales at
81 so SIS SIX. Wheat-Choice, 81 IS 81 co.
Legal tenders, 74h.
Mining stocks during the week were unusually
The following are the quoiations:-Apha, %; Chol-
liar. $40; Confidence. a.; Crown Point, 81; Empire
Mil, 20; Gould Il Curry IL; Hale Norcross, JAG;
Imperial, so; Kentuck, 170; Occidental, 49, Ophir,
%; Ovefman, 100; Savage, 81: Sierra Nevada, AZ;
YELLOW Jacket, SIS.
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POLICE INTELLIcENCE.

THE FOURTH WARD SHOOTING CAsE.-Thomas
Harsen who fired two shots from q revolver at John
OBren Saturday evening, at No. 30 Cherry street,
the partcularsof which were reported In yesterdays
HERALD, was yesterday morning taken before Alder
man Conan, acting magistrate at the Tombs. The
accused, who pleaded not guilty to the charge, was
committed for trial in default OF $1,000 bail. He
has until lately been employed In the Brooklyn Navy
Yard.
ALLEGED ASSAULT WITH CLUB-James IT, Sui.
van boarder at the St. Charles Hotel, late satur
day evening had an alteration with Alexander Pur-
pell, when the latter, as he alleges, assaulted him
by beating him on the head with q club. The ac-
cused was yesterday taken before Alderman Conan,
acting magistrate at the Tombs, and In default OF
$500 bail committed for trial ut the Court OF special
Sessions.
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FRANCE.

TIE Emperor the Governmental Policy
nj. Schneider's Resignation withdrawn.
PARIS June 81, 1869.
The Emperor has written letter to N. Schneider
President OF the Corps Legisatn, In which he
says:-"Ihe policy OF the government has been
made manifest with sufficient clearness to prevent
equivoca Interpretation. Now, as before, elections
will continue to perform the task OF reconciling
strong power with sincerely liberal institutions"
81. Schneidcrs resignation OF the chair OF the
Corps Legisaur has been Withdrawn
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TELECRAPnIC NEWS
r r O M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
--~~~~~--~-~~~--~-~--
TIE LATE BATTLE In CUBA.
~~~s~~~~~~o~~~~~~~~>
Stumbling of Republicans in the
Spanish Cortes.
>~~~->~~~~~~>s-~~~~~~~~
A CABINET CHANGE IMMINENT
----~-~~~~-~~~-----~~~-
PROGRESS OF THE FRENCH CABLE
THE LATE BATTLE IN CUBA.
A CABINET CHANGE IMMINENT
PROGRESS OF THE FRENCH CABLE
CUBA.

Spanish Report of the Battle Between Puerto
Padre >nnd Las Tunas--Iuccssant Rnins-
The vomitO Spreading.
HAVANA, June 81, 1863.
Accounts have been received from Spanish sources
OF the fight between tho government troops escort
ing train OF supplies, and the rebels on the road
between Puerto del Padre and Las Tuias. The In
surgents attacked the Spanards. and endeavored to
capture the tram, but were unsuccessful.
The rains are ncessant in the interior aud the
vomito Is spreading.
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VIRGINIA..

Funeral of Kelley af Observation-Disclosures
OF Conservative Citizens mt His Murder.
RICHMOND, June p, 1869.
The funeral OF Kelley, who was shot by Captain
sCaiaghau OF the police, attended this afternoon
by large crowd OF citizens, Notwithstanding o
severe thunder storm prevailed. The affair assumes
n political cast from keliey's prominence rs con-
servatiye politician and from general belief among
whites that II his politics had been different he
would not have been shot nor even arrested by the
police CAPTAIN who killed him.
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usscxen Ano IM tlYslAs fflui.

Three years ago Q warm summer dy such %
yesterday was would have driven 10000 OF the New
YORK Inhabitants TO seek the cool snsnes Of Hobo
ken. hut remarkable change 10 taking place. The
thousands may now be written hundreds. Foar
nfths OF the SUNDAY visitors are German and are
almost exclusively tho poorer clas. There was no
spot within easy rcscn OF New YORK that could
compare with tho Elyslxn Feids for recreation, en-.
joyment aud repose. Nut where u thst rstrrsi
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SPAIN.

'The Republicans in the Cortes Wnrned-Ar-
rival of General Dalce-Pr0babie Change
of Ministers.
MADRID, June %.
In the Cortes yesterday the republican members
were warned that their presence In the Chambers
was permitted az an act OF patriotism, but they
could not be tolerated the accompllces In
scheme for building up republic that the present
condition of affairs could not long continue. II
would become necessary to repress the people, or
anarchy would result.
Generai Dulce, ex.Capta,n General OF Cuba, has
arrived in Madrid, after several days desenti0n in
quarantine at Santander.
Changes In the ministry are imminent.
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Dispatches from the steamship Great Eastern re-
port that up TO noon on Saturday she had made 574
knots from Brest, and had paid out 636 knots OF
cable. The Great Eastern was detained three hours
Saturday morning account Of the interruption OF
the signals. The defect in the cable was removed
communication restored and the expedition pro-
NapIpl
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THE EXCURSION SEASON..

The Triple Social Club 60 to Myers Grove on
July IL.
Sanhedrm Chapter No. Q, r.. A H., will take place
at Myrtle Avenue Park, on the afternoon and even
ing OF Thursday, July 8.
The annual excursion OF @ Company, OF the
Twelfth regiment National Guard. WILL take place ut
Dudey's Grove, ON wednesday, July T.
Alpha Chapter No !, OF the Sisters Of the Eastern
Valley.
The Albion Association 90 on their annual excur-
sion to Aiderney Park on Wednesday next.
picnic and moonlight festival Will be given Dy
Company H. OF the Eighty-fourth regiment. National
noon and evening.
The New York Dry Goods Clerks Early Closing
July 5.
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GENERAL wmAuux m puusvAt.

The following letter from Secretary Fish 70 Mat
thew Mcmahon, OF this city, uncle OF the general,
gives positive aud onicial assurance that Minister
hcMahou was "ali right with President Lopez;-
DEPARTMENT OF SrArE,l
WssHrNuroS June Is. 1859. J
N. MCMAHON Esq, NEW York;
sin-As a further roply TO yoyr note OF the nth
inst, take pleasure In Informing you that des-
patches have been received from General Mcmahon,
dated on the 2iss OF April at which time he vas APP
parontly well, a. he SAYS nothing TO the contrary.
You VIII coplmuncarJ thisto his friends. l am cir
your oosiLsgs ssrvs.lt HAMILTON FlSH.
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FLORIDA.

Arrival OF the United States Steamer Nara.
eaasett at Key West with Yellow Fever ON
Board 49, nrt
KEY WEST, Fla, June 81, 1859.
The United States steamer Narragansett arrived
here to-day with six officers and three sick with
yellow fever, but they are all doing well. She
will sail for Portsmouth, N. H., tomorrow. II is
reported that the flagship Cont0ocook will also 60
nOrth.
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I, E NAVY YARD DEFAUl TER.

is reported mat Robert ID. Bogert Unitea States
paymaster's cler on board the United Staes re-
ceivipg ship vern sont. OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
was srrested In H. Suston, Texas on the 10th uHlmo
by Paymaster A. j.. Clarke. Bogert, 1t will ts re-
Eembered, abscon, ted from the Navy Yard on the
amount OF $30,00p. Paymaster Clarke handed
Bogert to the United States Marshal at Caves
ton, by whom be will be sent 70 New Yorx by the
first steamer Bogert:s effects were also seized by
the Marshal
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CITY INTELEICEyCE.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The following record
Will show the changes In the temosrltlre for the
past twenty -four hours in comparison WITH the cor.
responding day OF last year. indicates by the Their
mometer at Hudnut's pharmacy. HERALD building,
Broadway, corner OF Anu street.
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NlctropoIItan lob Printing

Tho Metropolitan Job Printing
,as EssS.hcn. having made snsensv sss.,ons 70 h
prepared orders with unusual Se, a. ~ nov
rate prices. 81 WofA sno ~ mooo-
Our designing and wood ensrsv mn acO.r,sn. h.. b.e,
we beg 70 eae 10 our psrons~ ssarsei i"cs" Tor snoS
prices viii compare fsvofsF syc feeling assured tina. our
description law frtnu A. Cards, Pamphlets Of every
Wood Engraving done ~ snu oy 1 49,,
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ST. DOMINGO.

Capture OF Aqua by Ex-Prcsident Cnbral.
HAVANA, June 27, 1869.
Reports have reached Havana that ex-President
Cabra has captured the town OF Aqua, on the south
ern coast OF ST. Domingo near which place he re-
,cently landed.
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ing Establishment having made extensive
a. .ANtous to Us "materiAl." In the shape
4 Presses. Type, Ac., 4c-, 10 now prepared
10 execute orders with unusual rapidtty.
Iss patrons and the public know full well
lie styis Of work and ITS moderate prices.
n Our designing and wood engraving do
Ipsrtm~nt has been considerably enlarged
10 meet the demands Of the public, and
we beg. 20 otter TO our patrons our en-
mar see a. Ia give, feeling assured thai
our prices will compare favorably with
sny other work OF the kind. Posters,
Circulars Cards, Pamphlets OF every de.
scrption, Law Printlng, -&c., &c. Plain
at short notice and At very low price.
le7 Nassau street, old ucrsld Building.
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Fireworks.
EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FrREwoRKs
Wholesale and retail dcpots,
it5 Fulton street. and 81 Maiden lane, New York.
Laboratory, Jersey City, N. J.
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- ~ s,sss.ss with which children ,ciaed Ia 1rs
GiysLOW's ), oTHfNG syRuf. II rtiisses the child
s,e. rain collie, regulates ec sonia n
bowels during tbs process. o. ssssn n gscs rest and
esriof ne ard call for x.
having The faes Ine Of "Curs fsfs5ns tkA ousids
wrapper AL OF acre base imitstiosA
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NIiddIctowu Mineral Spring Water, "Na.
lures fsmsiy." Investigate a. u Is doing wonders Ad'
w. s. H. SCRIPTURE General AgcrL
Is3 broadway Ind 56 Liberty street, N. Y.
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Heiusfreet's Hair Coloring.-This Ceiebrn.
preparation better than any other hair restorative and
may OF the low price OF So cents
bottle, large bottles for 81 JOHN HENRY Wholesale
United States Family Medicine Depot NO. Colt Ia
pIaca