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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09
OLD JEFF REPRESENTS Only HIMSELF.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
There IS great deal Of unnecessary noise being
made about the utterances OF JEFFERSON Davis at
Augusta, the Ku Klux outrages In the South &c
The winter has Just returned from a seven months
tour in the Southern States. In his capacity of
commercial traveller II. O.. s'drummer-ne travelled
over the entire Southern country, from Maryland to
Texas; and coming 10 contact. as he did, with all
classes OF people both In their stores and al their
homes, conversing with them upon all possible SUBJ
jects and seeing Tor himself ''now the old thing is
WORKING he feels that ne can speak by the card.
IL makes 10 possible difference what Mir Davis may
or nay not think or say. He is only one man. ana
though he Is OF course greatly respected az the
eX-President ef the ey-Coniederate states yet
nc controls nc one and represents the opin.
ION OF none bu. himself. Ihe people of
me south 90 not care a straw about the political
sNuauoI." lhey are steadily endeavonng by nard
work aud close attention 10 business 10 rebuild
,leir shattered fortunes and willing 10 let the
people VI 'he NVrin run the political nlachinen IL
Is not fair 70 Judge the Southern people either bv the
eAcited utterances OF Jefferson DAVIS or by the
editorials ~ OF the majority 81 the newspapers fs,
called OF taat section. The most OF these ,editorsi
are irresponsible, whiskef-drlnsIng numburs VINO
iniasiHe .iiat ap1so y aIguiheht ana who try TO
be sarcastic, and missing II, only become vulgar
These people are endeayOring TO "esrnn a living
without labor. and think ltlooks courageous TO speak
OF President Grant as the ''SphInx Of congressman
tmbeciles,n DC, ana they ALSO believe that ihls
forcbe style OF writing makes them popular with
the people among whom they live but Ia thus
they are mistaken. They belong TO the same
class Of rantNg demag0gues as ala the man Poi
lard, VINO conducted the Richmond ETdDti ner during
the war, or ''Bnckp Pcmei0y-whom We all know
a. the prince Of vulgarlaus. The writer boldly as
herts mat the people OF al sections OF the south DO
fully accept the 'stuafion: that thew 40 not care
Tor politics. and their only desire rs that cotton shall
70 up aud corn ana bacon 90 down. Although the
writer made dligcnt search for "Ku kiuS,f ex-
recing 70 sellhim az a handsome figure 10 woods
museum he Jailed 70 encounter a single specimen.
Inc -ku Kux' biil and Presidents Grants procla-
fnauon thereof caused more sensation IN New York,
on even ~ Maine. than 1t did anywhere IN the South.
The writer II southern man and fought In the ere
beiiiOus" army. He has been for five years resi-
deni OF New YORK, and though democrat and
admlref OF Jefferson Davis. he feels that In far
IL has here spoken of the southern people he has
only told the truth, and he calls upon the great body
81 commercial travellers thousands OF whom are
NtribeIp mem " sas II II "a not 20. JEEMS
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Anniversary Exercises Of the Collegiate Re-
formed Dutch School.

Anniversary Exercises Of the Collegiate Re-
formed Dutch School.
The Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, corner
Fifth avenue and Twenty.ninth street, was crowded
last evening by the students OF the scnool of the
Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church and their friends
The programme was quite lengthy one, and al
Though the evening was extremely warm those
present seemed greatly interested and the different
songs, compositions and declarations were listened
70 with the greatest attention and frequently ap-
plauded.
The pews In the front par, OF the church were occu
pleu ny the students, and the stage, winch bore
some eminent divInes and others among whom
were Kew. DR.. Dayiit, DR.. Chambers, Mr.. Thomas
Jeremiah, school Commissioner VIM. Woods and
kew. Dr. Ormlston.
Hei ia winch they acquitted themselves reflected
urea! credit on those VINO have been charged with
.ne TASK OF lnsrnctlng them during the past
Joining and chordng together while singing several
dIerent songs and anthems, filed the sacred eollce
WIN SWEEP melody the musical treat alone amply
they suffered from the excessive heat which pre-
vailed during the evening.
Remarks were made by the Rev Dr. Chambers,
Dr. Dewitt III. Ormiston and School Commissioner
William Wood. Rev. DR.. Ormiston's address TO the
graduates was most able and eloquent one.
ana VIII long be remembered by those TO
whom 1t was delivered The following the
names OF the graduaies:-Misses Anna Alderman,
Mary Parker Dunshee, Mary Frances Losce, Mary
Adelaide stephens; Masters Abraham Alexander
BOYD, Charles Hamm, Salnuel Oerter, James Watson
Webb.
Miss Dunshee, one OF the graduates. sang in an
effective manner song entitled 1.-The Parting
hour composed for the occasion by Mr.. Thomas
Jeremiah who presided during the evening.
The exercises closed with the singing Of the
.Doxology'' by all present, and the pronouncng OF
the benediction by Rev. Mir. Oerter.
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CATHOLIC CEREM0alALS IN NEWARK.
Impressive Ceremony at the Cathedral Yes
terday-Six Hundred Children Confirmed
by the Bishop Honors to Pope Plus lX.-A
New Church for Harrison.

Impressive Ceremony 1T the Cathedral Yes
terday-Six Hundred Children Confirmed
by the Bishop Honors to Pope Plus lX.-A
New Church for Harrison.
ST. Patricx's Cathedral, in Newark, was yesterday
morning the scene OF the most impressive sights per-
haps, ever witnessed within the walls of any church
IN the diocese OF Newark being the confirmation OF
no less thar six hundred children, OF al ages Pre-
vious TO the ceremonies in the church, the children
neatly dressed-the boys III black clothes and white
necktes the girls In pretty dresses OF pure white
with long white wells aud flower head-dressess-
formed on Nesbitt street and 1led IN procession
into the sacred edifce near by. About half-past
eight O'Clock Blsnop Bayey and the attendant cler-
gymen appeared al the altar aud preparatory 10 the
administrator Of the sacrament addressed the chill
dren assembled. Then followed the confer
ring of the sacrament after which the Fix
hundred little ones advanced to the
altar and received the holy communion from the
BISHOP lie was assisted by Revs q. A. Rellley,
CLARK and Daniels. In accordance with the Bishops
instruction the little ones then repeated the COMES
sion OF lalth after Father ReIlley.
III the evening the services OF Corpus Christi We're
heio. fhese, TOO, formed brilliant spectacle
Next Friday being the twenty-nth anniversary Of
the Pontinoate OF Pope Plus TX, 1t Is proposed by
The faithful OF Newark 10 honor the occasion by a
grand torchlght procession in the evening. A
meeting Is 10 be held tomorrow evening 10 com
plete the necessary arrangements. Pope Plus TX.
was born May -, 1922; he succeeded Pope Gregory
XVI on the 10th OF June lSs6 aud ls the 25sth occu-
pant OF the Papal cnair.
Fourteen lots OF ground fronting on the turnpike
ROAD, LODI aud Jersey streets, III Harrison town
snip, have been purchased by Peter Wilhelm nom
HI. Isaac Halsey OF south Orange, for the sum OF
$4,000. The lots, fronting $50 feet on the turnpike
have on them large building formerly occupied as
a mansion, winch, win the outpulidlngs. il now
occupied as hotel ana pant mandatory. Ii Is
understood that the purchase was MADE IN cehai OF
The congregation composing the new Catholic parish
OF Harrison, who intend al early day To erect a
large and handsome church edllce on the site. The
pastor OF this district is the Rev. NJ McGanan late
OF 81. Peters Jersey City, There Is large Catholic
population in the parish, and the only church &C
comnodation now Afforded them Is That oil a poor
TEMPORARY structure
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Brig VIM Robertson Fyarts New York for Boston
brlg WING, AcDonald. New York for Prince EdWn

Brig VIM Robertson, Fyarts, New York for Boston
r. Bns Willie, Mcdonald, New York for Prince Edward
s ssSr IL Rs!1is oSn. HIM. Pniadephs tor New Haven
s sSr Erd Graham Weston, EzabehPor for Milford Ct
s schr yv. Kawley Rswley. Rondout for Salem.
schr Ihos Jefferson BocEsom Kew York for Stamford
schr Joseph, Hall, New York for Portland.
ssbr NASH Beverly Eisabs,hpori for PsrsIand
Schr Buckingham, Jones, Johnson Portland.
s chr las sch Jr Smith New York for New London
schr Ella Ella, sampis, New York for HUNTINGTON 's'
Racket Wood hSls ,sf for ro Poasnd d.
SnS sw ya1 pr ss ss Nav Haven
s sh r. %sriord sprague, coxsacse for Providence
@ sss New 9 vo ls ss sesnord
s scSr huaire s srown New York Provdsnes
scSr RIs uIseT New York Boston
s S So Fl Boston
W Tor 3r
schr Henry Cay, Foster, Johnson for Boston
ssSr fSs rs NeE New y9 o FOR 1
Schr July Fourth, Cobb Eoboken for Boston
st s9 Hsss s
s schr Ihos Hun, Brown Rondont for Providence
s sssr hsrde Port New Haven
Baker Porn Jennson for 1Gr weymouth
sehr David PesIsa sackeit, New York for greenwich
sr SsTe York isa as ss
schr Neile bloomned. Hobbe. New ork Tor stamford
Schr Dart Williams. New ork for Stamford
Schr Chas Lowering. Lowering New York Taunton.
s schr rrailadlnm. Ryder. New York for Harwich.
Schr = Young, Mount, Rondout for Providence.
Schr " II MAILER, Crowley. New York for New Haven.
schr siaeta Stinson. New York for 81 John. NIB.
Schr smith, vanasdol, Alexandra Tor Pawtucket.
Schr Rescue, Kelly, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Mary Fisher, Conrad, Philadelphia for Salem.
schr Rose, Ewei, Port johnson Tor Connecticut River
schr y Jones Davis Georgetown for Bridgeport
schr Horato Nichols, Hugh, Georgetown for Bridgeport
Steamer Electra, Mott New YORK for Providence.
80 WHITEsToNr. Ii, June 81 PM.
All those vessels which reported living
count Of Indictment weather night OF h early
this AM. -
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ERGOKLYN RUTCHEREES.

Probable Murder of woman-An Old Lady
Kicked 20 Death.
John Lynch, laborer, residing in Baltic street,
near Bond, Brooklyn, was arrested last night for
committing ielonious assault on an Old lady
named Mrs. Hughes. The injuries OF the lady, the
physicians say, will prove fatal. Lynch, 1t
IS said, returned home last evening under the
influence Of liquor, and commenced to abuse
his wife. The poor woman, In order TO escape his
brutal treatment fed for refuge to the house,
occupied 10y Mrs. Margaret Hughes: and she being
the first he met when running after his wife, he
knocked her down and Kicked her several times IN
the most violent manner in the abdomen Hemor-
image commenced at once ana ii Is thought the un-
fortunate woman can survive only short time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09
The Eleventh Brigade Field Day.

The annual parade and review OF the Eleventh bri-
gade. comprising the Twenty third, Thirty second
and Forty seventh regiments Of infantry troop OF
cavalry ana Captain Bebee's howtzer battery, took
The line was formed at two O'Clock, under command
OF General j. V, Meseroe, and executed the move.
mems laid down in the school of battalion in
excellent style. The drill and review was witnessed
by very large OF the residents OF the city,
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RRO0KLyN MATTERS.
Cruelty on shipboard Punished.

The police authorities have overnauled the mate
OF the ship Niagara, sturdy looking son OF Nep-
tune, named Barnes Roberts. VINO INDUCED in
cruelty not unfrequent shipboard Yesterday he
was arraigned before Justice Demar charged with
assaulting Jacob Brown, colOred, cook on SAID
vessel. and striking him upon the head with bar
OF iron. The offence was clearly proven, and the
Justice brought the mate all aback by passing SEN
tence upon him for his cruel treatment OF the man
that cooked the meat. Roberts Is bound for tn e
Kings County Peni'entiary, there 10 cruise for a
period OF three months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09

Mr. Thomas Guthrie, OF 1913 South street, has in-
vented new hook, which has the great merit OF
answering the purpose OF the present shook" and
Is at the same time fixture to the car, so firmly
fixed that 1t cannot be taken away except BY de-
tacDing 1t from the traces. 1t Is also powereSs TO
do harm ii used for purposes OF attack.
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BELOW.

MITCHELL. ~ 49, 49,
Bark Albna Waefaiaer, from Liverpool April 10.
BARK Grace Cann Cam, from Arnrossan Feb g. with
mdse TO Boyd Hincken by pilot boat Isaac Webb No ST.
Webb, No s) ~ 80
Bark de Neuer fBelG) wennecker from Palermo March
70, with fruit (by pilot boat q w Blunt. No ID
No IL. -
Brig Tally Ho of East Machlas from zaza by pilo, boat
Brig W Lord Cof Pictou, from Cape Breton. .,
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TIRED or LIFE.
Man Jumps Overheard from "a Jersey Ferry
boat and in Drowned.

boat and in Drowned.
Inc ierTyhoat Jersey City LETT the slip at jersey
CITY ior Coriandt street yesterday afternoon at f
teen minutes past three O'Clock, ana was about the
middle OF the river when man, evidently a Ger
man, dressed In blue SHIRT and a pair of common
working pants, walked TO the front or the boat
and looking into the water, hesitated Tor
moment. He then snddenly turned and
moved far a. the guard rail at the SIDE when he
deliberately plunged Ilto the water. The boat was
stopped and backed up 10 the place but the man
never appeared above water Afterwards. lie must
have been struck by tie wheel, and. Judging from
the deliberate manner In which he chose the spot,
directly IN mont OF the wheel, instead oil the ex-
tremc fore or aft II would appear that ie desired
speedy death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09
NOVA SCOTIA.

Disposition of the British Fleet for the Pro-
tecfisn al the Fisheries.
HALIFAX, June s, 1871
The following ships OF war nave been detailed
by Admiral Fansnaw for the protection or the
fisheries of British Amerca:-Donae and Lapwing
Newfoundland coast; Fly, Bay OF Fundy; Philomel,
east coast OF Cape Breton: Niobe and Min
sirel, west coast OF Cape Breton and Prince
Edwards Island; Racoon and Cnerub Gulf coasts
OF New Brunswick and quebec. Canadian cruisers
VIII also traverse these and other waters OF the
provinces all summer
large number OF vessels have sailed from here to
engage IN the Labrador Fisheries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09

Four physicians are now constantly engaged dur
Ing the day in house to house vaccinations At the
Health Office all applicants for vaccination are ope-
rated on gratuitously. The disease has not dunn.
ished. The number OF inmates In the County Hos
pital is los.
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Accused OF Burglary.

A young man. Lindell Davenport very respecta-
bly, connected. clerk By occupation, was arreste
yesterday, charged with committing burglary at
the residence OF Mr.. w. G. Cole, No. I54 Congress
street, the 30th Of October 1892 and carrying of
500 worth OF property. He was taken before JUS
tce Demar, and, pleading guilty 10 the charge was
fully committed 10 await the action OF the Grand
In
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A Man Found With n Fatal Wound i'm the
Head.

william J. Gray residing at lS7 Concord street,
Brooklyn, was killed last night, but whether
accidentally or otherwise is az yet mys-
terry. The deceased was found in Furman
street, opposite Harbecks stores, III an
lnsensible condition and with fatal
wound on the back OF his head. He was taken TO
the Second precinct station house, but as il was
found that he could live but short time he was
taken TO his home, where he died. IL Is supposed
That he received his injuries in an ARRAY The Coro-
ner was notified.
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Rudolph LOSING German, twenty five years of
age died in Centre Street Hospital IRON pyemia, the
result OF pistol shot wound. Deceased was gun
smith, living at No. 101 West street. and on the 2Ist
utimo he was accidentally shot through the left
hand by the premature explosion OF pistol which
he was examining. Coroner Hermann was notified
to hold an lnQueSt
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NEW ORLEANS. Jul

New ORLEANS, June 8, 1871.
The water on Claiborne street, at the canal, has
fallen foot Twelve steam fire engines will COM
mence throwing out the water tomorrow and n NO
further rains occur the city Will be relieved of the
overflow IN few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09

The body Of an unknown man, about forty years
OF age, was yesterday cast upon the south shore OF
Governors Island ana taken in charge by the mill
tary authorities. The body was dressed IN gray
clothes. The remains were removed TO the Morgue
and Coroner Schirmer notified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09
NEW YORK CITY.

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty.four hours In COM
parlson with the corresponding day OF last year.
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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Steamship Hansa for Bremen Iowa Glasgow Missouri,
Havana; Livingston, Savannah; Albemarle, Richmond,
&C; Fanta, Philadelphia; ships Hamilton Fish (formerly
VIM storer, Liverpool Casida hudson, Peeress banks
CONQUEST John Hobrook, William brigs La Cayenne Aux
Caves; Framat, w Il.
The following vessels, ouwaro bonnd anchored Quar-
antne: -Barks Asknr, for Falmouth P Wicks.roln.
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7tVcIdgc ttnIpcfdtUTt yesltTUUV oV
Average temperature for corresponding date
last wear. 10
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
ONo.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or JUNE AND JuLY.
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BERMUDA.

Arrival Of the New Governsr-Activity Of
Frcights-Aovnncc i'm Rates to the United
States.
HALIFAX, n. f., June s, 1871.
The ST. Thomas and Bermuda steamer has ar
rived Freghts In the West Indies are still active
and rates TO the United States advancing
The new Governor, Major General Lefey c. b..
and the new Chief Justice, f. L. Wood, have arrived
at Bermuda and have been sworn In.
The troop-ship Himaiaya arrived at Bermuda
from Aspinwali and left tor England
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TO HAVE ELEGANT LIGHT BIsCUITs ROLLS
Il wheat cakes, fruit dumpungs, Sc, you should ~
DooLEiS YEAST POwnEk zah vous luocer Tor ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
s Notary Public Fl 40
+. i. KING Counsellor eLaw 36S Broadway.
BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ different sates-Desertion &c, sufficient cause. No
'''N' ~ 0 NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, iso Broadway.
BARGAINS IN TEAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES AND Pro.
ysSnspsseTs and families can save % per cent at
CoKNs CURED roa 50 CENTS EAcH-BuXIoNs, BAD
S pr cons s sS
ions, Nails. &c BY mani SOC.
IN THE SPRING
IN THE SPRING
AND SUMNER a aoN WIS sf bEASr1ry THE COM,
AND SUMNER MONTHS sIAurIFy THE COM
lives NEW LI Ff,D NEW saooD, new Sidok
GIVES NEW LIFE NEW BLOOD, NEW vIGoR,
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW vIGoR
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
inst long they good themselves
HELaBoLD's FG LII EXTRACT sARsApAaILLA
LISA Highly conSen,raied Preparation one bottle fully
eqnanr IN strength one gallon Of the syrup or decocon a
water equals the celebrated
LISBON DIET DRINK,
LISBON DIET DRINK.
A delightful and hea.htu beverage.
cATAwBA
cArAwBA
GRAPE JUICE PILL.
GRAPE JUICE PILL.
GRAPE JUICE PILL,
PMasrs gAusbicE. "n srtioUsSns SICK HE3p
RHEGMArlsM And aouT rsauns ss,harie or aper
emit supercedng Salts nsgnesa castor oil and every other
NO cALoMEL, NO MERCURY,
NO cALoMEL. NO MERCURY,
s s e hs .ss ,a, ss"
Extract Rhubarb.
MORE LIKE CONNECTION
MORE LIKE CONNECTION
Il compounded with the idea Of being agreeable g the
stomach no nausea no grrag palms, IN that inviting
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.
Safe for and taken by children
how no proceed 10 the spring and monns rs ms
both young old -
Take two bottles OF Helrnbolds Fluid Extract sarsapara
and bottle OF Hembold's Catawba Grape Juice Pulls.
Worth their ght gold Take them and give them
your cbidren you could not do better thing
them from summer sick may prevent those ugly erup
for the ensuing year.
The Catawba Grape Juice Pin 10 done up with great care
In handsome white French glass bottles unlike those
esslv prepared and vended in wooden boxes by
pcrienced persona.
All Of II. 7. HELMBoLDs Preparations are Pharma-
ceutca. Not single oue patented, but all their
merits
Preparcdby -
II. T. HELMROLD.
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
Crystal Palace Drug store, Bg4 Broa iway New York
Palace Pharmacy, uisey House, Broadway AIN twenty
ninth street, New YORK. "' - $500
Temple Of Pharmacy, Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
prescriptions accurately compounded
French, Gsrman and Spanish spoken.
stores open All night.
worldwide fxne.
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BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
N the Courts Of different States. No publicity. Adycd
free Notary Public and Commissioner for every State
+. l. KING, Counsellor atelAaw, 363 Broadway.
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Just long they esteem good themselves
HEALTH ALL-IMPURrANr
HELMBoLD'S FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPA RILLA /
cures all diseases and eruptions OF the skin.
tits Highly Concentrated Preparation. bottle fully
equang In strength gallon of the syrup
usually made, and tablespoonful added TO pint OF led
celebrated
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MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
N different States Desertion. &C., sufficient No
publicity. No charge until divorce obtained.
NJ. HOUSE, Attorney $50 Broadway.
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NORNS CURED FOR 80 CENTS EACH-BUNIONS, BAD
~ Nails, &c, cured without pain by Dr. RICE aus Broad
way, Fulton Annhiator Cons, Buns
ions, Nails, &c BY mail Soc
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IN THE SPRING

IN THE SPRING
AND SUMNER MONTHS BEAUTIFY THE CONS
PLEXION.
AND SUMNER MONTHS BEAUTIFY THE COM
PLEXION.
HELMB0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW VI9OR.
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BARGAINS IN TEAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES AND Pros
ID visiuns-Dealers and families Is per
THOMAS X. AGSEW'S. 960 Grcenwich street, New York
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GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW vIGOR,
GIVES NEW LIFE. NEW BLOOD. NEW YIGOR
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useful In all diseases and affections OF LIVER COM
PLANTS, JAINpICE BILIOUSNESS, SICK HEAD
ACHE DYSPEPSIA, COSTfvENESS, AP0PLEXYs
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT, requiring caharic aperi-
emit supercedng salts sgnesa castor oil and every other