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The New York herald., 1871-11-21
The joys and Sorrows Of "Mucsly-
Marriedv Man.

The joys and Sorrows Of a "MuchIy-
Married" Mas.
We publish to-day the detailed sketches Of
the lives of the twenty-nine spouses Of the
great American Prophet We specially COM
mend them to the careful perusal of our
readers, a. they give In = pithy, succinct
form, . far fairer view of tho evils of poly
gamy than the spicy volumes of Burton and
Dixon or the dry reports Of the Congressional
committees.
IT is interesting to see that the high spiritual
diguity Of the Mokanna OF the nineteenth
century does not>exempt him from the woes
Of Benedicts Of simpler tastes. Petruchio
succeeded iu tanning one shrew, but he would
very likely have given mp the task in despair
II he had been called upon to tame dozen.
So with Brigham. After few brilliant sue
oesses his combative energies were exhausted
and he suocumbed, after gallant but hope
less struggle, to terrible creature-a Tartar
Of the Tartars-who is now known as the
"Devil Of the Household" or this
virago he stands in hourly awe; he
shrinks from her presence like debtor from
dun. Now and then, however, she captures
him, and then the poor Prophet is pierced
through and through with the s'poisoned
arrows" Of her tongue, until he fairly takes to
his heels and flies the house. Debauched by
this example Of triumphant revolt several
others among the younger wives have essayed
the same rebellious role, though with less con-
spicuous success. There is, therefore, many
fair bosom which the Prophet must find but
. thorny cushion for his weary head. He has
also apparently experienced most of the other
sorrows Of an unfortunate husband. Some Of
his many mates-the 'lost pleads" of the
matrimonial frmament-have disappeared"
probably with gay Lotharios, and one, after
passing through the milder stage of Mysteries,
graduated with highest honors as a wifely
nuisance by going stark. raving mad. Then,
too, he suffers the constant bore of having to
meet dozen discontented women, from whom
he is powerless to free himself. A dozen times a
day his eyes rest on pale, tear-worn face,
saddened into that most melancholy express
sion Of matrimonial unpleasantness-a silent
sulk. We should, indeed, pity the SORROWS Of
this muchly married man but that his
troubles are SO clearly the result Of his own
imprudence.
But it is impossible to look simply at the
ludicrous side of the picture called up before
the mind by the life histories Of these wronged
and miserable women. No one can read the
story of that poor maniac wife without feeling
that the system is necessarily fruitful Of the
darkest Of social crimes. Men are every
where selfish and cruel to women, but we
doubt if even Phryne and Lais are not hap
pier than these wretched creatures who,
seduced by superstition, are hemmed in by
all the restraints Of wifehood which ia
merely nominal
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
MORMON LAND.

The saJntly. Prisoners Mt Camp Douglas
Having Good Timc-3encral Intolligcuco
from Utah.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. II, 1871.
The Grand Jury, following the example OF the
Court, adjourned until Monday. There Is nothing
here In the shape OF excitement There is dead
calm In every way. The prisoners at Camp Doug
las are having Q good time, and the saints and
sinners chat togerter upon the situation like old
friends.
the Herald to-day attacks the ring, because In
publishing the fact that there Is other evidence
against Wells and Stout than the DANTE Bill Hick
man, they are trying to prejudice public opinion.
Coaches from the mining districts come IN
crowded, and all who have not pressing business IN
the canyons hurrying down to the city to escape
the heavy SHOWS and the unusual cold weather.
movement IL on foot to form company to con-
struct street railroad from the Utah Central de-
pot through the centre OF the city.
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EUROPEAN : MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.--LoNDON, Nov. 2O-6 r,
MConsos closed nt s5L tor both the
United States Gvetwenfv bonds f061s ylJs 1864
1876. 94s<; ten-fort,es, e04.
PARIS BoURsT.-PARIe. Nov. 2a--P. M.-Reutes opeasa
at 56t. soc.
FRAsKToRr BoURsE.--FRANKFonT, Nov. 2D-A ~
issue OF 1854 = =
LIvERP0OL COTTON MAgRKr.-LIvKRpooL Nov. 10
r. M.1he cotton market CLOSED Mddln9 -
lands a1sd.; midding Orleans S<d. ssd 1hs y
the dav have been l5UOU bales including 1000 for sxpt
and speculation. 7l7l
LtvkRrOoL PRODUCE MARKET. -LIvERrOoI, Nov. ~
6P. M.-Renned petroleum. Is 5d. is 6,sd. per gallon
Cloverseed. 59s 60s. per cwt. for American red.
PETROLEUM MAEKET.-ANTWERp, Nov. u.s. p M~-s
Petroleum, 40f. pale
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QUEEN VICTORIA'S HEALTH.
A temperance Mans Charge as to the Cause Of
Her Illness.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. 20 1871.
John Gribbe, secretary OF the Total Abstinence
Society OF Brigham, publicly accuses the Queen OF
intOxicatlon.
The charge causes great uproar. ana tho local
authorities have already commenced legal proceed.
ings against the man who made II.
The inhabitants or the town OF Brixham lay claim
10 the enjoyment OF an extra amount OF education
and morality as they support an extensive national
school and twenty-0ne other seminaries. They also
cherish the historical association which from
the fact that William the Third landed In England
at Brixham On the 9th OF November, In the year
1883.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

Niusessu Gambler ArFessed Yesterday ~
the Police.
Yesterday afternoon, on warrant Issued BY Jus
toe Mnm, as the insssGAtion OF youth named Philip
Leon, Sergeant benedict and large posse OF the
Newark police made descent ON no.
toficus gambling den kept BY one Norris
errsum In North Canal street Tho descent was
manaeed 20 adroisiy that neither Strauss nor his
police until the whole batch was Dagged. The
number arrested was IN all nineteen, These
Joseph Burr, FREDERICK thompson, William
Stocked (coOredl Bernard McCabe, George WOOD
{coloredb Charles Llndsiey Jonn keenans JONI JONI
Tbomps0n, william Bacon, John Raymond Charles
Burch, Morris Ke0skey and Charles Raymond. Tho
prorrietor was held TO answer. The others were
each nned s6 Afew found sV" about them ana
Tot on while the majority were locked up
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
DINING REPEATING THE FEMALE
SUFFRAGE LAW.
WYOMING

. CHEYENNE Nov. II, 1871.
nnal vote was reached IN the House to-day on
bill No. A. entitled can act to Repeal the Woman
Suffrage laws Tue bill was introduced by Hon.
@. s. Castle, OF Anita county.
The vote stood:-Ayes-Bair, Castle, Dayton,
Friend, Kay, Kenuall, ShccKs, Pease and Wilson,
all democrats
Nays Brown Haley and Nickcrson, republicans.
MT. WILSON, In voting aye, said ne considered
that the opposition faction were endeav0rlny to
procure an abortion the body polite OF the Ter
rtOry, and he could not permit t be proved that
he was accessory TO the fact.
The DILL Will come w in the Council In q day or
two,
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
IslEssAH TO TINE new yeax RsaLn

LONDON, Nov. 20, 1871.
The London Standards report OF the suspension
OF negotiations between England ana France for
the modification OF the Commercial Treaty, known
as the Golden Bonaparte Treaty. IL fully confirmed
BY later intelligence on the subject
TUNULTUOUs AssHxBLAGH OF RADICAL REFoRMzRs
A very large meeting OF radical reforners was
held In Bristol last evening. 1t was attended by
4,U0o persons.
Eir Charles W. Dixie addressed the assemblage.
There was much uproar and lighting iuring the
pr0gross Of the proceedings, and the band was pre-
vented playing the national anthem. "God Save the
Queen.n
CITIZEN COMPLIMENT TO AN Ex-oFFICIAL.
Sir Thomas Dakin, late Lord Mayor Of London
has accepted the tender OF complimentary dinner
in the city and the 22d instant has been appointed
40 the day for the banquet.
AN AMERICAN FUNERAL.
The remains OF the late Colonel Sandcrs0n Will be
sent to America for interment The guests ct his
hotel have appointed committee to accompany the
remains on the steamer to New York.
Ships Collision and Fears Of Sad Consc.
LONDON, Nov. 2o-P. N.
report which was received in the city from
Liverpool this morning brings intelligence or the
occurrence OF terrible naval disaster In the Mersey.
Two ships ran into each other with such violence
that both flied and sunk almost Instantly.
AS far as is at present known all hands are lost.
The names Of the vessels nave not yet been ascer-
tain0d.
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rElEsRAn TO TINE VIEW raax aesALa

LONDON. Nov. 20, 1911.
The Count Of Chambord. chief OF the elder branch
Of the Bourbons In letter just published, contra
diets the report that he intends to surrender his
hereditary right to the throne Of France.
MILITARY RESOURCES OF TIE REPUBLIC.
It is expected that before tho end Of January,
1872, France wiz have ten army corps, completely
organized and fully supplied with improved arms,
posted at the great military centres Of the country
SEVERE SENTENCES
The editor Of the journal Pe,s DIchesne has been
court martaled and sentenced TO imprisonment
with hard labor for life.
NJ. M. vermesch and yuilaume have been SEN
fenced to death for contumacy.
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8 p A I N !.
Public Agitation in the Capital
and Provinces.
The Republican Party and tho Labor
League Movement.
1flEeaAm TO T# new YosK HEaALn

MADRID, Nov. 20, 1871
The debates which took place In the Cortes during
the past week. the unexpected results which ensued
from the Parliamentary discussions, coupled with
the fact Of the resignation OF the newly framed Cab
met Of Malcampo, have produced great amount OF
agitation In the capital and provinces OF Spain.
Tho republican Deputies to the Corres have issued
o circular advising their supporters throughout the
country to ''keep quiet" ana advocating the main
tenance OF public order.
TRADES STRIKE TROUBLES.
The troubles incident to the labor and wages rates
question continue In the meantime.
The bakers and dyers In Valencia obstlnately
maintain their strike, and make such threatening
demonstrations that army reinforcements have
Deen sent to the city garrison.
SOLDIERS AND SUPPLIES FOR CUBA.
steam transport Will sail from Cadiz ON the sOth
inst. with fresh troops and army and other supplies
for Cuba.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
Personal Intelligence.

Edwin Adams, the tragedisu, Is at the Ast0r
House.
Indian Commissioner william Welsh, OF Philadel.
phia, Is at tine Holman House.
Colonel Church, OF Great harrington, Mass, Is
stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Captain Kennedy, OF the steamship City OF Brus-
sells, Is at the New York Hotel.
J. B. butcher, OF Pawling, N. T., Is again at the
Filth Avenue hotel
Colonel W. J. Greene, OF Baltimore, Is qrartered
at the Grand Central Hotel.
Professor w. g. Matheson, Of Rochester Uni.
versity, yesterday arrived at the Hoffman House.
Colonel w. 8. Sanford, OF Boston, has quarters at
the Grand Central Hotel.
Colonel U. A. Mack. Of the United States Army, Is
quArtered at the Sturtevant House.
General Rowland OF Fisnkill, Is among the late
arrivals at the New York Hotel.
Paymaster A. N. Meade, OF the United States
Navy, Is registered at the Astor House.
General James McQuade, Of UTICA Inspector Gen.
eral on Governor Hofman's stan, yesterday arrived
at the Giscy House.
A. W. Randall, OF Emira, is at the Astor House.
Mr.. Randall was Postmaster General during Prest.
dent Johns0n's administration. and before his an.
pointment 10 that once had been Governor OF Wis
consin.
General ". n. II. Terrell, OF washington, Is st the
Gsey House. General Terrell IL the Third Assistant
Postmaster General Of the United States.
James r. Newcomb, Secretary OF state or Texas
yesterday arrived At the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
w. w. Uorcoran, the eminent banker OF wash.
ington, 70 ct she New York Hotel. NJ. Corcoran
having for some time been somswhat Of IN Invalid.
b now about 10 leave for Southern Europe. 20
escape the riyor Of our winter ssason. He WIN
probably take passage on the steamer which leaves
on Wednesday.
wnnam Cassidy, Of the Albany Argus, Il IN town.
stopping at the 6t James Hotel.
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HEAVY Snow sroRx.

Sesppins tho RallrsaA Cars ssA Dreakisg
Down The TslesrapA Wires n she Wsss.
OMAHA, Nov. 20 1871.
The sleet and snow storm which commenced here
on Friday noon continued until sunday morning,
and extended over the whole country, from the
Rocky Mountains to the Missouri River. Every
thing Ia covered with coat ng OF heavy Ice, csus-
ing the downfall OF the telegraph lines
The Union Pacnc trains are sn0wbouod at diner
ent points between Omaha and Cheyenne. the OK.
press train due here on saturday afternoon arriving
about midnight sunday. the storm Is reported TO
be sttl more severe In Southern aud western
Colorado,
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discriminate the various excellences which
would mark the rival performances. Opera
would become rage, and such an enthusiasm
be enkindled that all former successes, even
those Of Jenny Lind, would appear insignia-
cant by contrast. Had we manager with
the tact and enterprise Of Ullman the opera in
our city might be placed in such favorable
position that few years would suffice to make
New York the capital Of the musical world.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
PROSPECT PARK PAIR GROUNDS.

Tne events announced to take place on this track
yesterday, including the purse for the mares Gold
smith Maid and Lucy and the team race between
Honest Allen ana mate ana Kingston and mate dsa
not como on because or the storm. the rain was
OF sucn violent and steady nature that II was nm
determined last night ny the parties ntercsted
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW York HERALD

C0NsTANrINoPLs Nov. 20, 1871.
There is great want OF harmony IN the Sultan's
Cabinet and Q Ministerial crisis is expected.
Grcvious complaints are made OF the state OF DIS
organization which exists In the public departments
under the government
The orders OF the Sultan in which ne requires the
observance OF . due economy In the administration
OF public AFFAIRS are either misInterpreted BY the
officals evaded purposely, or not carried out in
manner satisfactory to his subjects.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
IRELAND.
Abduction Of Witnesses in Criminal Trial
IslEcSAla 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

st DUBLIN, Nov. 20, 1871.
Two important witnesses summoned oy the Crown
to testify in the prosecution OF the case OF Kelly
under the Indictment charging him with having
fred pistol at Constable Mullins OF the police, In
this city, have disappeared and clue can be had
to their Whereabouts.
Kelly IS the person who has Just been acquitted
OF the charge OF having murdered lead Constable
Talbot.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
THE sEvENrYsEooND STREET BURGLARY
Another 81 Che Thlcyes Arrestsd.

Another Of tho Thieves Arrested.
Charles McGratn, alleged to have been engaged
with Isaac Carson and Andrew Slattery in the rob.
berry Of the house Of Martin Calaghan. corner OF
Seventy second street and Eighth avenue on Saiur.
day night arrested ycsterd day and arraigned at
the YOrkvnle Police Court Alderman Piunkitt
who presided, committed McGrath without bail 20
0tand his trial with the other two
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
NOVEMBER u.

NOVEMBER n.
l870-The garrison OF Ham surrendered to tho Ger
mans The city government OF st. Petersburg
passed an address OF thanks To the Car for
the abrogation OF the Treaty Of Paris OF 1856.
1894 plebscltum resulted iavorably TO the ro8to-
ration or the empire In France.
1ssl-An msurection OF artisans commenced "
Lyons France.
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NJ e x I G O.
Herald Special Report from
the Capital.
Telegraph Communication With
Matamoros Cut OR

The following special despatch to tie
HERALD has been received from our cor.
respondent in the Mexican capitaf:-
CRY OF MEXICO Nov. Ill
Via HAVANA, Nov. 20, 1871.
The telegraph lines communca ating betweev
the Mexican capital and Matsmoros have beev
cut by General Trevino.
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EFFORTS TO REPEAL THE COTTON TAX.

gress on tho subject.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 10 1871.
Governor Brown submitted to the Legisla.
ture to-day his message, transmitting petit
tions from the Board OF Trade OF New Or.
leans and Memphis relative to the tax on
cotton, collected by the general government, de-
claring the TAX unjust and nsking tnat legislative
action be taken to bring the subject before Con-
Rress with view to getting the tax refunded.
Tho Governor recommends that Senators and
Representatives from Tennessee bo requested TO
urge upon Congress the rcfundns OF sand tax.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Sl!esia win leave this port on
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe win close at the Post once
at halfpa eleven O'Clock A. NJ
THE NEW YORK DISSATISFACTION for Europe
viii be ready at hatpast nine o'clock In the
morning.
single copies In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

GENEVA, Nov. 20, 1871.
The subject or the Of the origin Of the recent
disastrous connagratlon in this city to be made
the subject OF strict investigation by the autnori
ties. Suspicion Is directed just now against the
agents Of the International Society.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
FRANCE.

Bourbonism Looking to Past Royalties and Di.
vine Right-Rsorganization Of tho
Army Of the Republic.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
LORD GORDOHg SCOTCH COL0nIEA
Purchase sf Tive Tswsships from the Paeiae
Railroad Company.

b. PAUL. Ninn.s Nov 20 1871.
Lord Gordon. OF Scotland, a gentleman Of large
wealth, has just completed an extensive tour
throughout the Northwest IN the interest Of organ
tied emigration from Scotland. He purchased
two townships OF land from the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company In western Minnesota for large
Scotch colony. A portion OF the colonsts have Al
Ieauy arrived, wItn many nne thoroughbred cattle,
Tho Northern Pacific Company has adopted the
permanent policy OF carrying free over their road
all Settlers c0onists and their families who pur-
ton are now organizing system OF planting forest
road,
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

BERLIN, Nov. 20. 1871.
the Reichstag has sanctioned the extension Of
the North German law making military service
compulsory on all male adults within the united
limits OF the empire to the territory OF Bavaria,
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

Diamonds Bousht md Money Loaned -
them. GEORGE y. ALLEN, Hl Broadway, near fUuEs
nth afr~
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A.-Cftizcns and Strangers who Desire .
tasty and elegant HAT OF superior quality, should call q
ESPENSCHElD'S, Manufacturer. IFS Nassau sresl
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

Bnfchel0r's Hair Dye-The Best In The
world the only perfect dye harmless rsable
a
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

Alexis Hnts-Lar9osf Stock Ever Offered ~
retail panic prices. Soft Hata, I0c. TO 81 So
q. q. ID. HAT COMPANY, l6 Cortland sescot.
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e N q L A N D..
The Trade Treaty Negotiations
with France Suspended.

Radical Democratic Agitahon-Marins Collision
and Fear Of Fatal ResulA
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

A.-One Dose OF Watts Nervous Aneidoeo
has cured OF dreadful Headaches bottle has
newed my health and strenath.-JOSEPH u. GOLDIN0s -
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single copies In wrappers for mailing six cents.
Burnctt's COcoaiae for Loss Of Hair.
BOSTON, July II
"In three or four days the disa
pesred tho hair fan. have tsAsik.
growth OF beautiful hair" SUSAN 4. POPE.
Burneti's Cocoaino for Dandrua: at
BOSTON. Oct ~
SHAVE Tess Tho dandrur. the rasa-
.ioa which caused 1t, have entirely disappeared.
A. A. FULLER.
nisahs best halrdressng."
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Rurnet,'s Cocoaine for Bnldncss.
covered II, over with young hair" =
D. 7. MERwIS Bos.sa
cOooAINE dresses the hair beautifully
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Burnett's Observation-Disclosures Of the ssaRDs
| a wArERyrLLr, Me-, Sept L.
.Ipurohased ons bottle only 70 my ssrprlas has -
.,rsly removed tho irritation Of 50 long standing"
JOSEPH HILL. r.
COCOAINE gisss life and luars to the hAir.
Burnosps CocsaIno a Perfect nairdreassss.
Ths ooCoAINE holds. liquid FORM large Propsrsiss
| Of deodorizsd ~ Ne M~t&
CoooANUr OIL. ska st
chemically combined with insrsd,snia prssarsd -
pressy for this purpose
NO OTHER COMPOUND
possesses the peculiar properties whidh sxassly R N
various conditions or the human hair
nh the Beat AND cHEAPEsr HAIRDREss1xo 1. -
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A.-Phalon's New Perfams.,
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and "WHITk ROSK~
n. ALEXANDER WHITE
OF Chicago has placed his entire coliscon ~ Paen -
exhibition from A n M:sYs 70 y A. 4; E:om a. the
617 Broadway, corner Twelfth street, comprising the nAs
pieces and Gems OF the
Great Modern Masters
The entire receipts from this exhibition WIN b dsvoese -
the relief OF the artists Of Chicago Of whom ~
entirely destitute by the coniAsrAti IN that city,
GEORGE A. LEAvlfT "
A.-Tinauy g. co.,
Union square,
Diamond Merchanta
Choice Solitaire OF extra dns quainS
! very largo assortment Of mounted snd unmouassa
| 0'one'. =. Ass .--.----.i.-A-,4-. "
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TURKEY.

Cabinet Difficulties and an Outdoor Cry Against
Official Corruption.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

Knox, In Anticipation Of the AvpPoaeAao9
advent Of cold weather. under consrbuton he
mails oi the fgd lone and has collected psrfse. nassu
facuro caps and collars His selection Of fuD =
As costly and beautiful u the city. and h worth sssin
a. well worth wearing Everybody should taks WnsB
through kkOx's Par E.possun b os!y fcs s.e $780,
ure Of seeing how great variety of fuTs KNOX - -
oeeded In procuring Tor shs comfort of bic eus00ssA
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IfLtesAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Fire in Geneva and Its Origin.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

For Diamonds, Watches and JeweIry, &c 60
GEORGE q. ALLEN. l Broadway Fourteenth slrss&
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GERMANY.
TELEGRAM 70 TIVE NEW york HEaAta.

Bavaria War Power Unit Of the Empire.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

From Paris Dircct-Omr Own Inlpsvtallou-.
Sleeve Buttons Scarf Pins, hedsons Sporting CAsn4
xc odd n The extreme; noy:,is' nsyes SsrcsS
03 Broadway, Of Boeckof seFQu4.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

For BropchIsl, Asthmasic asa RslnsnaSy
complaints BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRUCHES nantes
remarkable curative properties.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

Choice Solitaire and matched stones Of extra dne quall
A very large assortment Of mounted snd unmounssl
Stones. = ~ -.
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The entire receipts from this exhibition WIN Be dsvossl
the relief the Artists Of Chicago, Of whom ~
entirely destitute by The IN that city,
GEORGE A. LEAvlfT 4 03
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

vJse No Other Preparation But HnlPs veGe-
TABLE sTCILIAN HAIR RkNEwEh for Improving ~
arovth and restoring tho color Of w HAe
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

UdeIpbD WOlfess SchriAam Aromatic
eCHNAPPS Among tho complaints for which ~
sCHNAPPS has been declared specific by the enlss.s
physicians who correspondsd with tho proprietor a
dropsy, dyspepsia debility consequent upon Lngconsnnsa
sickness and old age epilepsy asihma savs co'c ssss
tons all chronic diseases For heee ana
many otnsr disorders 10 now prescrioed VIA ksa - q
than three thousand medical pfse""0o~s -
various parts Of the United Ststes-
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Mr. ALEXANDER WHITE,
OF Chicago has placed hs entire coscsion of Pann
exhibition from A. M. to 10 p. ~. ~ the
- Loavitt Art Rooms,
ST. Broadway corner Twelfth street, comprising the nasG
pieces and Gems OF the
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

TIE Wilssn shatilo sswsss nlashise-fne
best gnd cheapest nrsl class machines the world pseo
from es 70 vl easy paynssa saiesroon 10 DrssAways
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