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The New York herald., 1871-12-02
TIE GAS QUESTION.
To THE Enron OF THE HrRALp:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
One OF the "weaknesses OF the gas companies
develops itself when houses are changed. They
have dicuty In correctly taking the meier. 1t viii
get on TO their books two thousand feet or SO less
than IL really stands The effect is that new tenant
hnus his 1hs gas bill two thousand feet so higher
than his next months bill even though the con.
sumption appears TO be the same. People should
always note how the meter stands when they take
possession OF a mousse. or course these 'mistakes-
IN taking meters the first month are not TO be con-
sidered fraud. No onicer or employG OF these I'm.
p0rtant companies would allow that.
In the fall OF 1870 ! knew three ladies' who took
possession or three houses in Ninth and In Sixteenth
street, between Fifth and sixth avenues. TWO or
them took their meters when they entered, and
wnen their first bill was presented found the meter
missated-undcrsated-aL the start, and goC q
reduction. Tne third knew that her bill was enor.
NOUS and, by persistence and threats got the gen.
tlemen who preside over the books 10 discover an
"err0r'' OF the same sort OF 1900 feet
by tue way, do people who pay by the week ever
ind the collector 10 be more lehent the FIRST month
than ever afterwardS DO they find him to present
no bills before tie end Of four weeks, q full
month"; II they do let them consider whether an
'crror" 0f two thousand feet would be less observ-
able IN the bill for four weeks than IN bill for one
weexsgas. Errors OF this nature must be In the
first bill rendered 10 be at all safe errors.
You can place nv name a. the service OF the Prcsi
dent OF the Manhattan Gas Company, II he desires 10
look lhto these cases. GAS CONSUMER
The New York herald., 1871-12-02

that Elaine Will nv to some remote individually.
ike Wheeler Of New Yerx, or he might even con-
tinue IN the place the rcn MIR. Hooper, OF Massachu
sets.
COMMITTEE on ACCOUNTS.
There was time when pretty little job used to
re transacted IN the Committee or Accounts o the
House. Tae Sergeantai.Arns OF the House came
from Concord, NJ H.: the chairman OF Accounts
came from Concord also: the chief lobbyist Mt tnar
time be the House IA man since PLAYED ont, how
ever. IN every sense came rom Concord. lhe lob.
byIst used to use tne Sergeant -at-ArGs' room a1d
get up Joos Tor t'le seigeanI 10 despatch deputies to
rest people at remote pouts: the Sergeant, II Is
alleged often collected mileage on these lnnunier
able CT ands while he used the clegrapn to make
the arrests. The Chairman OF Accounts passed the
bills tey cane RON the Sergeant ana thus they
all climped the "melrf f-go-round.r
SALE OF CoaMITTEE cLERKsHiPs
Commnfee clerksnips are frequently sold. The
remark Is often made, when S0-and.so Is about 10
leave the city, that he Will sell his cerkslip FOR the
remainder OF the term for SO many hundred dollars,
aud the oiIer Is accompanied WIN gratut0us ex-
PLANTATION OF now tie money can be made III tue
place. Med nave also beea heard TO remark that
they would pay $1,000 down to be- assured to a GER
tainL that tnis or that would be chairman Of
cei ain comIaitlee.
ne ci'y Is low ul OF Congressman wirerull Ing
to 70 10 Inc head oil certain iavorite com llleeS.
Blaine keeps away Till the last minute.
The New York herald., 1871-12-02

Something Concernins the Postal Money Or.
der Sysf,m

Something Concernins the Postal Money Or.
der System.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HHRALD:-
A. ! have learned all know OF the 'Internauona
Postal Money 0rdsr Sysiem'' between Great Britain
aud the United States from your journal, think 1t
right that I make known my complaint through
It, have during the past eight years sent many
small sums OF money TO my relatives In England
who are less fortunate than ], and hailed with
10, tne eonsummat,on M oil the treaty reerred to,
but until Its rates for sending are altered / have
used J, my nrst ana last time. on saturday last
posted ~ wnicn cost $40 76, and for sending 1t
hlty cents. The Cunard or Anchor line OF stean,-
ship companies would have sent the same money
Tor $ll 10. The difference OF liteen cents is ONLY a
trlno, know, but u Is 1ieen cents nevertheless,
ana there IL u principle involved. | deem IL my
duty TO Inform you VI the transaction, and ask why
ward small sums OF money as cneapy as sieamship
conpanlesY 4 am yours, respectfully,
NovEMBRR 70 167L FREE TRADE
The New York herald., 1871-12-02
Tn Iyn.apls an.

The season promises to be exceedingly lively in
Hoboken. Messrs. z. ID. Shreve and G. Wright Will
open skating pond on the old cricket grounds,
foot Of Ninth street. aud they intend TO spare
pcnse 10 make 1t attractive. Ii the frost continues
there Will be an opening carnival early next wees.
There Is no part oil uoboken better adapted for
purpose taan these grounds.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-10
nLD DIR. UEATIIS


] decin = ft'y 70 10y you cured ,hte: case. ~
q ,TyPScid Tsy.f- "a 10 l-l,eI stage. Ia.
'ena you JAN s fs s TI.YL.., "a ~. oau.a, w~.
You cured my wife Of lgus.staa4lHg Eeakucss
sed y y'sifoi a'c,. o. g.. me 'r aaasy s''..
Nv RICE, N.rorI csnn.
msny en.ineni phy.'eiau. ''i,hou' b,ura, ior ~
digestion, dIIXn.s,. Lsar' safcst4on, eourh, dis
sase Of The lung, iver snisys, ani oI;aa,a o..
vig1rai good health, y, sTlNBIN, \ Y.
,ni ~yssf u I ,ss's u l!.S rs, ,i..ys ~
after treatment long TIME ~ Others. "
Ny .,fs , oa.o was eo,..,io,ed horSi,., ~ -
WI WI Ky 20. s. i,., 20
FlIateth, t.ssd 70. BID. .
t S.a rasg s ssSst "a i %y .es y, ssos a,s 81.
p,p-ih, snd 30 weak our Doctor an oufrlf"'
:, sawe thank you or or .ss avn a'm. 80 ''''
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-10
.TheH
Trvmps ny Josh IalIinss.


have always noticed when an indiv Viz
.f- uai haint got the ability tew criticso jud
.,eicuui y,hs dams indskriminately Sqiv
New York 10 fast place II q MAJ
~ ESsS - not ihs whole procession, led b!
the horse too, will strike q 24o gait anc
lesye him 70 taxa their dust.
gifb Anbishun d nike hunger--it obeys nc
~ ~ Ian but its oxn Appstight. f--
TAsre ispensiieine like a good joke
ssuvsrcosssd pill that frolicks and
- s''' beauty Z morning dream which the
bslsb1elMsst, Fk,ts an 'endtS - ~,
The man who never makes emmy blum
n dsrs WI never ~ iptho esteem of the
"a world sbay the rspptashan ola good
81! Tt .s.ls,; n lag . sa:.: y:v On On
havs osrwbels account tn ,wn out At
- i oSs want emmy better prof Of good
. hoA-ssrrsysr than TO hear another hod-
carrayerAay, HE isa cussed phool and
~ don't understand his busine ~.
lis-"l Poverty and riches arc mere i'm On alive
distncthuns The man wno can eat his
bread and be happy IL certainly richer
than he who can't eat unless it IS spread
With butter. thI u'iO7
Torture IL like . mirror, IL don't alter |
q q 1nsu, Il ohly shows them jist az they are
III Il. q Ouoyt ARE ny pIeo, ctWs between /
fashion plato and an unpaid tailofs bill
Debt liz . trap which aman sets and batss /
IAimss1 and then colberste,y gets into. |
ii.bl ~ Dseesc and pills when Thy enter a
mans body, are ike two lawyers when |
they undertake tew settle his affairs they |
.Yf comprOaise the matter by laying out the I
patient. -. ..STTl
...-,,. Z One good way know Of 70 find hap
ptness IL not BY boring a hole 10 a. the
~
A lie il like nitro-g,ycerins the best Of
judges kant tell when il ia going 70 bust
and skater confushun. pr.LJ 4
n A kicking COW never lets dive until Just
AZ The pals 6ll, and seldom misses the |
mark; II liz just SO with some mems blum.
~ der. ? - o. . -7Tr
p Asthe tint kontains the park, unknown
tew itself which the stee, alone kan make }
into life, so adversely often reveals TO US
hidden gems winch prosperity or negli-
gencc would forever lay hid. -u -
'i Most people, when they cum tew you
Tor sdvite, cum 70 hAyet heir own opinyuns
strengthened, not eorekte : 4
Men Seem tew me, nowadays, TO be di. |
vdsd into SLOW Christians and wide swaked |
~~'''..a. 4 4
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-10
BULLS
SARSAPARIlLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from Ills Mother:
ES UE.E'ss
Benton barracks, No., April 30, leo.


DR. JOHN BCLL-Dear Sir: knowing the en-
cheney Of your sarspai ia, and the healing and
beneheia! qualities u posssssss, ! send you The
following statement o. ny easel
lssr wounded about tWO years aro-was taken
Tusousr and coAhDci Tor sixteen months. Benz
moved 50 often, my wounds have not healcI YET
have nOl sat GpaH1msnt since Ans wounded.
an shot through the hips, Ny general health
IL Impaired, aud need something 20 ASSIST ma
ture, ] have more hYih "a your sArsapGul.a thar
IN anything else, wish that that + genuine.
Please express me a hall dOZer tpttles, anc
ob!ige CApI {. 4. JOHNsON,
~. LOUIS. no,
u. S.-The following WAS written AptIi ~, 1874
b, ME- Jennie Jshason, mother ~ Capt John
on:
DR., JOHN BULI~-Delr SIR; Ny husband, Ir.
:. JohntOn, va a skillful surgeon aud IAys!c.
ian 10 Central New York. where he died, leaving
the above G. J.. Johnson IN my care. Al tmTleeI
years Of age, h. had r chronic diaTrhea Rng
scr0fllls, Tor winch gave hun yprr saraspariiis
1T CURED HIhi have Tor ten years iycom
IneLotd u 20 many IN Aes York, Ohio and Iowa,
Tor scr0itIN, lever sores, aLd general debility.
Perfect success has attended H. Ire eg,etfs
N oassy q sCryA4a aad fever s0res 1isDa
miruepLshs. am very ANXIOUS for my son 10 Agala
hayc recourse 70 your ssrseparllla. he - fearful
OF getting spurious article, hence his writing to
you for II, HIS vouads Here terrible, but be.
.leye he wi! recover Respectfully
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-10
Or. JOHN BULLS Priarrsi or6eei
NO. 10 FIFTH, Gross street,
Is0,iavii1o. -Ey.
BULlrIsJ
WORM DESTROYER
To Ny. United States and World
wide Isender,. LID

To Ny. United States and World
wide Iseaders: 60
II HAVE received many Testimonials from
lprofcssl nal and medical men, % ny a'Hanacs
And various publications. har. shown, ail II phieh
IRE genuine. The following. from highly cdu.
Gated and popular phy..cia.n IN Georgia, ~ csf-
have ever received. Dr. Cemen' know ~.
aouy what hs -peaAk %. add Al. testimony de-
tefyes Ia bc written IA letters ~ gold llosr
what iao Dosior rays OF Buirs " orm hes.
90 viilano<, wais.r county. as,i
....- ..1 .li June ~. Is,s.
Dr. JsHs BulL-DeAr sir: 1 nave nirecs
gvea youf worn Destroyer" several trial.
anS md tsWondefnliy effcsrious. ~ has no
efoct. arm doiuga pfsuy barge county prsa'nd.
Nnd have gs , ti1a .,f. suIitp artf - 81 tIc Iy
am free 70 crnfc.s itt know q no realgsg
RECOMMENDED y! TIE ais.st slitl critics ihst 80
tE.y are unc-f,apir the cftretne. Ny otIsrl n
writing 200 " " nnd sul uyon shs, t-fals an
pet the medicine directly 'r0n you. IN an y,i
,tnpoa cay tenn, ss-., ne sIrHi DIAL o. 10.
TO tho tspch ugs ana piaiins OF q srca, ma Sriy
OF the rsgslar Inc llscafdIng Evp,say MAJ hSe
knos % be- suhlUsut simply ie~au-@'us M A. Dc
!gnofAli % ~ comhina On, for ny tsrt I II "a
make % n rule u us- OIL and "yery means 20 n.
lev ate suffering human ~ al "a may ~ ssir
more ing"u Ju- than NJ Es'f nave i|ansi .La
elects hEsi, AID scl.fs1 lAs -ols night G. sseafs
fftaf kuQNIt4grs IT sever HLl4 hN - fTt sUE d.
AasOcaUa or Supporter oftHe th1u-ani nv On 80
ne.lism 1 ~, h.oI ne ey.aly .!.as purls1 20
Please reply soon, aad inform ~. u yodr ~,
terms. ] am, s.r, very repeatedly % r.
JuLIusP. cLEaiEs'f Y. l..
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
FULTON MARKET.
THE DEALERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT COM
PLICATIONS.

THE DEALERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT COM
PLICATIONs.
Thenew Fulton Market Association, organized
May &C. under special Of the last Legislature, has
capital Of 500 The leaders say that at least four
fths of the standhoders with them, and that they
are operating for the good OF all They complain bit
terly because the Sinking Fund Commissioners refuse to
name price for the market. Several members Of the
Association have large warehouses outside and half
Of them worth S25OOO each These could easily
withdraw from their old stands and continue their opera
tons singy or as association, block near at
hand which could be bought for less than the price
asked the old market They seriously consider
ing the project although 10th TO sacrifice the good
will Of their stands some OF which have cost $4,000
They feel a pride also in their long tenure.
The present unsettled state of affairs at Fulton Market
is harrassng to the Wealth. Dealers but is absolute
torment TO the smaller ones, many of whom women
who have fought bravey for a business footing, and
whose capital consists almost entirely OF goodwill and
fixtures The Association maintains that the city should
De content with per cent on air valuation or the
market and that il gets at least 10 sOme say 20 per
cent on $1,000 1t Is further claimed that II sold to out
sdcrs IL can he made to pay much again, he
cause many OF the dealers will refuse To hire from
strangers. The leaders say that If they were allowed 10
purchase the market at fair valuation they would erect
an cdce there that would be an ornament 10 the city,
II they put In sealed proposal II VIII he rather 10 snow
that they not idle than with any nope or justice from
the Ring which, they suppose intends 10 put the market
into the hands Of the Manhattan Company IN spite
of all opposition But they add that Ianmany would
better be careful, as IL Is attacking powerful bOdY,
when il operates against the ndrketnel-esptclally
since the general public are disposed to side with the
ter
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
rp1E AND THE KNOXVILLE RAILROAD.

The recent trouble between the Erie Railway
and the Mddlctown and Unionvle Railroad occasoned
by the lease Of the latte TO the Midland Road for 90 years.
has been temporarily adjusted The Erie u running trains
for the accommodation Of the dairy business, which IL
the great commercial interest OF the section Of country
through which the UniOnNie Road runs, hut no lasSen-
ger tickets sold the road III the Efle Railway
COMPANY insists upon Withdrawing it, rolling stock, ana
abandoning the road the dairy business OF That portion
of Orange County will be entirely ruined, IT VIII he AZ
least year before direct communication with Jersey
City be effected by the Midland The darylnen arc
auXOusly awaiting the result OF proposed conference
between the managers OF the two companies.
Mr.. George CTOunCh writes 60 THE TRIBUNE inc0sing
telegram sent 10 the President OF the UmOnNle ROAD
on the 2lth u by Jay Could in which the latter says
that Erie the UniOnNflle Road at loss ever
since opening, hoping 10 regain the expenditures IN
the future should therefore have had the option o
taking the road; he however permits rans Tor the hc-
commodauOn OF milBnen 10 be run ten dals longer
without fixing price for the service that the STOCK
holders may meet aud make further arrangements.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
Constitution last evening and elc.ed the following


Gorge Burga Thona. Dus.e Dr. Eingr T. sn Tarnveren
nr ipert Victor chit Wm Eaie eIGov Saomon sur GER
Ph. r. Smith, kunie Uuger'
The Hcksite Quakcrs held public meeting
for religious worship at their meetnghousc In Ruher-
fori-place, yesterday morning. Addresses made
by James W. Haines Of Ohio and by several of the sis
ters afternoon there separate select meet
ngs of the brethren and sisters at which matters of
general interest TO the Society were discussed
A resolution to extend the Summer vacation
IN the Public Schools 70 three months occasioned ex-
tended discussion yesterday, at meeting of the Depart
ment Of Public Instruction, and finally referred to
Special Committee. communication from A. j. van
derpoel read, stating that students residing IN a
joining States and counties not entitled 10 attehu
the Normal College.
The arrangements for unvaiing the Morse
statue in Central Park Saturday afternoon, June TO-
have been completed The exercises will include an AT
dress by Gov Hoffman the unvailing Of the statue by
Gov ClaAin OF Massachusetts, and the Hon. VIM. Orton
an address by VIM Cullen Bryant, the reception OF the
statue by Mayor Hail. and invocatory prayer by the
Rev Or Tvng In the evening, addresses Will be made
at the Academy Of Music by the Rev. Dr. Howard
Crosby, Geo. b. Lorng, and DR.. q. W. Sampson.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
HAPs AND MISHAPS.

Charles 6 Clarke, age e. janitor at No. 8 Pine
st. die. sniienIy, yesterday in his apartment
Workmen are repainting and frescoing the Twenty
eighth Precinct Stan0ullouse, iu Greeuwich-sL
John Cothrel age 49, was found dead in his bed at
No 3lt Fannansi., Brooklya, yesterday morning
A. Dariuss barber-shop, in the basement of No.
Dey-s., damaged 500 by a,e yesterday. Insured
Robert Williamson was arrested yesterday for
ng from Rache Mcpherson OF No ~ Maih-st
Ellen Louisa Day. age 8, died, YESTERDAY. at No 4S5
y-hrst, from injuries received by falling from window"
Contracts amounting to S24 500 have been awarded
VI %sa a''''"'' On '''H"'' SCHOOL No. IT, II Tue twenty
Frederick Lehore age o.. died Yesterday at No. 172
Ea faurt scs received Monday by the accidental upset
ting of bowl Of hot tea.
Mary Donegan, age 3, while playing in vacant
by a COW. She will probably die.
Margaret Dunnahey age A, died yesterday at No.
ing fallen her from a ifh-sory window.
Patrick Keenan,, a liquor-dealer of No. % Colum-
blast Brooklyn, held bail yesterday By Commissioner Harrow
for uegIectiDg to pay the special retail tax.
Thomas Quinn, age 30, of Third-ave, near Twenty
sIhs died Yesterday in Bellevue Hospital from injuries received April
26, by being over by Belt Railroad
John Hastings, age g. who was run over on Mon
line, Gied Yesterday, in Bellevue Hospital
Martin Dmland and Thomas OConnor fought at
% % S ea % Sh Both P ase a 5 t,5y tie 5y S and the former had
William Lawrence of No. 81 WyckOff-st. Brooklyn,
3 4a % Il. va. oy a % and so5 q@ tn be S aS sSs Of
Patrick Brady, age g. a cripple, OF No. AZ East
del YESTERDAY in Bellevue Hospital lie was knocked
agans railing horse SATURDAY last one Of the
spikes piercing his head
Dr. August NJ. Bossing of No 5f7 Ninth-ave. was
VI tie Tomb Monday by Justice Scott for abandoning s
drinking he seized with delerum
tremens. Tues lay and lied early yesterday
VIM. Bowe, alias Hatchstraw, was committed to
the Tombs MONDAY Justice Hogan complaint Of h bobr
charged him with being habua drunkat On lnsy lht
Bsge taken seriously Ill., and yesterday he del u DIS cell
Charles Kinsler of No. 162 OrchaTd-st. was locked
ehug bne from his employer Henry Rosena Of
No 2l PeSrs knser and smother workman had done ibTng
for time making brushes night out OF the stolen
bristlea
Bernard Devine and his wife, Maria quarreled
last No $40 East ghteenht and she struck him on The
skull He removed
Bellevue Hospital The locked the East Twenty
ODds st. Police
John c. Ford of No. 60 MariOn-st.. while feeding
o-pr,ss about yesterday 10 the printing Office Of Waterman
Lewis Spucet struck bis head against kerosene lamp
spilled the OIL fire his hair and clothing He
flames enveopng his head paper bag
badly burned on tie face and
Charles Butler, age CO. the driver of the Manhat-
tauv hoer into MONDAY night By the Boston train
and Oneundd-and died Yesterday, At
Bellevue Hospital lie stated while the hospital that be heard tie
spprorg hut thought he could The track ahead U IT, He
leaves wife AID several liren
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

St. Nicholas Hotel-Senater Trumbull and G.
r Criggs OF Illinois, SamVel L. Clemens mark TNain
Oscar Townsend President OF the Cleveland, Columbus
at Cincinnati Railroad Co.; Col s. W. Dorsey President
~ On" Arkansas Central Railroad Co; the Hon. 4. ID.
Isr. or of Utica Judge BARLEY and Jukge Tbhetts of
Washington, J. ". Ramsey OF Albany, and Gen. j y.
johnson ~ Nevada. a- Fifth Avenue Iotel-The Hon.
Va. ID. Rarulm, VI c., OF Connecticut the Hon. William
W'.tWs, NJ G., 0i Buffalo. cN-GOy Goodwin II Arizona
Gen \. hJor of Kentucky, oX-Mayor Otis Norcross Of
iu-'0u. sud Capt Brautscu Of Holland. - Grand
ttl.rl ilotcl-Gcu. John Hammond of Crown Point y
" toL = r. lee L. :. A.. and Capt. ID. Hunter Of Hall
tN. AeJor Huusc-The Hon. {. W. Kendall
NJ. e.. of Nevada, the Very Rev. NJ A. Walsh,
ttt N,N. John ScaulOu, the Rev. James MorrtsSey,
sut the Rev, W, McEnroe, Philadelphia ==
H.fWd1 HousO-Gcn. l.. o. Tyler T. :. A.. aud Gen. ID.
=. Walker, Washington. - ErcyOort House -EX-GoV.
J. q. Smith of Vermont, ID. L. Harris President OF the
Connecticut River Railroad Coz and +. W. Cheney Hart
i..i -. James Hotcl-EX Gov. Price Of New-Jer-
>vt, and Co. l. Jones, L. :. A. -= Everett House
Max SrakoSgh n. M" Nilsson the Hon. Angus Morrison,
NJ a. President OF the Erie and ontario Snip Canal Com
rut, thc Hon. j. j. Robinson, President, and F. W.
Cut cr3ud c,g Manager of the Northern Raiirold Of
C.uIdt. aud JS McMurrgy csI OF the Slult ste. Marie
auI i; .IIuud Bild-c Company. Clarendon Hotel
I lIou. T.. J.. Phelps Of Vermont. == sturteyant
tuu-c-F. l. Laau, estate Prison Inspector. = GlsCy
uOusc-COu,mauoct r. b. Lowry, u. 8 Navy.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
LrCTrKEs. MEETINGS. ETC

The Indian Commission, Peter Cooper Presi-
aeIt NiU eve public reception al Cooper institute,
tLl, csDu- Co tl. Indian chiefs now ln the city,
The annual procession of the Sabbath-schools
of GGecupO.ut viii take place this afternoon An ami
vri-Hr} meeting will Dee held in the evening AT the
heihodl-t Episcopal Tabernacle.
The Dry Goods Clerks Early Closing Asso-
eiaiion last evening elected the following officers;
slert - se'uteli vssPfa.den H. Auteureih Recording
tssr al " kr t0rtponiug ntcnitu. e. T. Dulyi Fnsn.
ca hy D. b. Cob Ie5sur.r W. e. Lewis Financial tomuit
fs'-M Nstrlth q Blake l. AbraHs
The German American Association adopted
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01

HEADACHE, AvAuNT Now is the time to

UEADACnE, AvAUNT! NOV IL tHc tfrHe 10
v ore of Kyors elegant HATS light elegant 'nh aa'u'e
,r.ne OF and susoke and one ofthe best o sum
m Iutr. Buy you HAS At KSoIs No. 22 Brod"| corner
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Dr,vovD ENGAGEMENT RISGs, new ana Deau-
,6i de.rs liable Watches choice Jt"eliy snl SHer""e "
Sn.s,s Sm On Putou New. .York. Diamonds specially
"AyGFIL's TURKISH BATHS Lexington,
- s,i ,tn. the thing hot weather Try one ~
"SrTToN's CIRCULATING LIBRAHf,n ~ Eas'
Ask your Grocer for DooLEY's YEAST row
- 81, ~ t,st gaking Powder. Depot, 90 NeS@t, N l.
To tighten the hair in the scalp ana Rsl,S Keep ]"
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New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
IAnnounoemenb
BuRNErr's COOKING ExrRAcrs are the best.

IT WILL OBLITERATE SALLowNEss, MOTH
PATcHss srsBrES Co.HsESTss, ke and marbelss rom
peIon Of great BAIs viii perpca,te The
Bloom Of youth for esu What the Balm Is 10 the complexion roHs
CSLEBHArED hair IL the hair TO gfVH
arahAhy tAe.,si dandnd preyH tie hair FROM hLns oli or
tuIraEg EGy
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01

TO THE LADIEs.-Now is the time 10 free the
somion rom Moth fahe. fIles AMI Tan by using PEHHf.
h2Ih ANp Fhtcks LoraN. II Is reliable ,hd harmless Prepared
sh ul bt I fhEsi, Deuaoos. ~ Bond e., keslo sold
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New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
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