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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22

ANOIHrk rAIk'oI I"FEl>UNID-E E-INI ORC l.
MINIS FROM sPAiN.
H.y,SA. Dec. 21.-DF j. A. Howard. who
had lee, for awaiting trial al tentursoe for
giving ad 10 the IT, has q, last been tried convicted
and Aenttn eight years imprisonment IL peniten
tsry. His case has been referred to the Captain
General. A transport we'd from Spain to-day with
to0 soldiers 10 reinforce the army hcre.t
KEY WEI, Fla. Dec. H.-A news letter from Havana
stsea that sehOr I0pez Roberts Governor OF Havana,
embarked Oh the 10th on the steamer Tor Cadi1 He was
accompanied Ia til" Ness,i by large humber or in1ucn.
tia CitIcns and volunteers and officers in civil ans
dress IL IN tho hnnds Of his Friends well
"ral gnving al OF and defending HE admins.
uaru Of he dnHirS al the Cty This COcWnent. con-
uaTy 10 usage mas mot be- II published
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

PrrsBURGI, Dec. 2l.-A special dispatch to
The Commercial destructive conna grafton occurred
this afternoon In Pleasantve Penu in the oil gions
discovered In the NewYork Hotel O'Clock,
and and all the other hotels aud many stores were
burned The ire wss subduod about e0'Cloek Among
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
UI\lDOSTAN.
AGAIN IN REBELLION.

nv SFTOYS AGAIN IN REBELLION.
san FRAAtI>CO, Dec. 1S.--AdNiCc from Iiin-
dostan ~ The China ard Japan steansrs, -tiir that
gr, a, had been done by floods IN B"n-tl. ana
tL. mig of scIoy. had taken place al Goa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS OF THE VOLUNTEER OFT
EACL>-iN>IElC TICNs 10 l. :. NAVAL COM

NANDLE-.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2t.--The President. to-
aay sut bret mcssdgr 10 The House o. Representa-
Nyes, In response 10 resolution offered by Gen. Banks
The 9th instant requesting information relating 10 the
execution Of medical students Havana and the failure
o. ep1i,h Government carry its West India
colonies the efors voluntarily PROMISED by the sates
tLeB ia spdIn. -
bfI Is 1870 IL November Of that year. Secretary Fi1h
s1drc SD United States Miuster Sckes letter, III
Spanish Government the strong desire to have enforced
Tie decree Of emancipation Of slavery in the Spanish
tn ju,I e1@c,"ions Of the civilized world in this re.
:por he 3s.d IT, too the United states 70 carry out
Nm.tcr scses secretary Fish, Jan 49, is'l say. he
tori n a and ND Port" Ro TSe Minister saa P O
Ccrt. III, sd Of June e6 had bee fulfilled and oSeyed
In all r part Cuba, from the date Of its publication.
nfer necessary that what would have otherwise bee
MATER Of form shall be made the basis for reg
uAr forms providing for the clear determ Of each
ease In order that The OF the Law may suffer
No ohstrucon the MiDister has determined basis to
Councillor STATE subject TO the provisions Of law in
sdr that the definite regulations for carrying out the
secretary Fish On Feb Is last, instructed Minister
sssss 70 continue urge the ful6ment Of the EmaD
Am%onk tbe DIAPERS letter from Vice Consul General
- ass,can Secretary Of State Davis. dated Nov.
cInoD OF sae grave Of Castanon the Key West martyr,
ulAt0n. SN'S"" VI lAo beAA'A'" IVY
The medical students he ssv. Ala mt hreak bnt
niy i.ade lev scratches with diamond upon the
,,. ,k MAJ ihcloses the niche, and removed de-
thna ine n1yaeIhnent was utterly powerless, and
snaI1S nhS on b y, a oy the yountsers and
f.und SS1[tn M to Try the prisoners It
so,ns ~ t " prevent more serious conflict that
E .opn martial composed Of equal nuibsr. Of regular
mo volunteer onctrs convened o'clocL ~ 81
ny Ana At boob the sentences were owen nnt ~" T, -
SoO n,,a JSok place At in the Afternoon up
EXPERIMENTATION before the prison .nSS '1 tt
NAH Throughout the whole OF this Anal, ~. u " .ho
ht enpsyed lie utter heplessness in dessn VIII
80 enefxeDcies The regular force At its n Will
, nghneAnt while that Of the volunteers W.. manu-
reS,y concentrated, and, a. In this insisn." MfHe,
seTy anmanimSa. Of purpose overpowerins When
49, nsn concludes by saying that during the eo..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
MAYOR HALL IN DANGER.

A special meeting of the Union Club Will ne
held at the House. next Friday evening" Tor the
purpose of taking into the question OF the
continuance Of A. Oakley Halls membership
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22

the business houses burned thosr Of b. Seymour
Co. and Otto Gerner The tire has rendered 40 families
holseess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22

A there were grave reports concerning him, ana ne wa
know 20 he under indictment: Judge Jones WIS e'
tanned by Judges Friedman and McCunn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

rux PRINCE OF wALES-AN0THER slhA"'"
LOST WITH ALL ON BOARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22

little among foreigners There wen oundc appre-
tensions that general OF Cubans WAS IN
tended and to this possibly may bs attributed az one
motives q compromise with the volunteers ana
the sacrifice OF the young men hence he sent tue 'oo"
ing telegram: 100 =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22

A NEW MOVEMENT TO COMPEL THE SAILOR
BOARDING-HOUsE KEEPERS TO TAKE OUT
LICENsEs-EFFECr OF TIE TRIBUNE's Ex-
POSURES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02

Consultation h, amended % that ,h, rad ss fOcs s1. ss or
ss.ed s,isg from the Of uniage Al I'm. snwe sud
p ~ h,btry or Larceny OF any nn".
may 80, xlo sbal become dfecty -ha
IN an =, wager depending the rfnt OF my or
-" =, csIvs or promise 10 "a OF give az e,or
rrny or va uebe constellation VIVA on HE right
ri vcte occter .ueb
80 ~ ,srb election or from holding any once 'oe' " "
ton" laid amendment % ssid ttcion
he ehosn ~ the ns -
Detiu ~ ri purnsnt Section OF Arhoe - - eon
i hp nabskd f three mouths prior 20 ine niatform
W.. rraped said "a this was the Delboca w. 49,
Mr. @ consent that the resolutions NC no"
Mr. woodin objected, and they went over o'c' '"'
rule. ,,,.o, ,o.olutIons Ia ameud the Consti-
a" nronoscd by the Constitutional convention
9 10 the qualifications Of voters second as 70
~ vs,it,tion OF the Legislature; third, relative 10
III cement OF the Canals; fourth the management
- be Stale mr. sons nth, To amendments 10 the Con
titntion The resolutions referred TO the judiciary
Committee. 49, =. $500 a.. ,..,,,t ,.,o,,o ra y,
the Canal Fund requested "a report Tie amount vi
money borrowed for canal purposes In 1868. ,,-
The following bills were disposed of as hoted: Aho
,zuC the City of BinghamOn 10 borrow money 10 Dnlti
cOurt-house-third reading to aid the Boys ana Girls
Lodging Houses in New uTk-rccoImltted; inc Assem-
blv bill defining the of Boards OF supervisors re
alive 10 dividing townspasecdi Incorporating the west
chester County Trust C0mpany-progTeSs reported
chartering the Baseet Bridge Company-third IeadDs'
Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Emmanuel Church, in Fifty-seventh-st near
Lexngtonaye., wlibe opened for worship this evening
Addresses will be delivered by the Rev Messrs Mullen
nerg Rogers, Crosby Crooks j. Iiaya smith, and Henry
Ward Beecher
Dr. A. O'Leary delivered a second free lee
tnre Introductory to PLY sology. ast
ing before large audience the Cooper Institute He
aeoerbeu The structure and Offices Of the brain and
nerves Illustrating his subject by of
William Z. Prime, esq, is to give two lee
lures on the subject Of his travels-the first on
Egypt and the Nile" Friday evening Feb q. tbe
second on Syria ana Palestine" Friday evening Frb
H. IN the hall of the Young Mems Christian Assocat
The LongshOremcns Union Protective Asso-
'"uon NO. p held its quarterly meeting last night mt
view Bowery and Jamcs-st, Thomas DUNCAN presidipv
otN'iH new members were reCcNed. Tho Asaormtif1,
$3.50. ~ '' :" i'' treasury
The Charity Ball takes place at the Academy
OF Music tonight. The managers have taken part,ar
pans year TO make this bail greater than ON
,hy previous OCCASION and strangers desring 10 see our
Dasonr society at s best can have tctier way than
going To Tie Academy tonight Drlmonirn pry J. fhc
supper ana Grafila and Lander will conduct ho sic
The reception rendered by the Nassau Boat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
FIFTEENTH WARD.

During the interval between election day and the
eeng OF the Board Of Canvassers both parties claimed
the majority OF members in the Legislature, and very
early In the session OF the Board became evident that
there would be deadlock In the lower House each side
commanding o. votes The Canyassers performed their
Iabors with great deiberaton counting Ward two
day, and hiding their time until the result OF the elec
on IN the interior should be known before they shOud
1ecide.Gn excluding Republican Assemblylnan or per
pNtTatng some kindred rascality Finally when il be-
apparent that there tie in the Legislature
tie following protest received, Nov o. from Mr.
Carey. the Defeated candidate and referred TO Special
Committee Oh Contested Elections.
- - 49,
The gO4rued respectfully represents that he candidate for
neHttT VI Assembly tie Win Assembly Dstret
SAD At %. is eaoci that Horato Tsoml io
for Aewl The SAFE Distinct that n the iId Election District
- Fifteenth Nars le.g Iocs q sid Aseb District 70 ballots
90 not ave uIs them ne number 81 tie District required ty
y .ssnon to @ens Il he Cy and Ccsnr Of Eewiok passed
IPl 3 Iefy tlaD -, he- D. that in TIE XVIIIt6 De.
tpa Of the sisenul Ward person who
A 'eleetof or pSH eTs panauod by the Inspector
,i 10 essrssshp % lass casi & MEMBER, Of Assembly
st 70 no pTor1eht Of e l4ts that Xyh
Snr, - iL Nhs "sI stf e the bad
te W tool Dad
~ s.s IA ssEISs eoSI-u ~ Ilf RJOVs Ls I9b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
NETWORK CITY.

Thanks are rendered to w. d. Hampstead,
nurser OF the steamship Missouri for late HaNaha pa
ner and also to r. W. Albert purser OF the MOTTO O"Se
Tor former fayors. IT,,
The Sandy Hook pilots reported, yesterday,
that there was more In the Lower Bay than had pee
o AZ any one time for many years past and that some
OF the buOys were displaced
The German Immigrant Society expended last
month 81 OLA for the relief Of immigrants arriving ner'
They have balance the treasury of 1882 and assets
altogether amounting to $4,000
II is officially announced that Skating Con-
gress will he held In this city February at the Holman
House. All skating organizations throughout the United
states aud Canada are invited to send delegates
The Turnverein, which for years has been
established iu the old Quaker Church In orcbardst mas
purchased four lots with buildings fronting on Ihhd ana
Fourth SIS near the Bowery. The property cost $4,000
and en- Gao more will be expended for rebuilding Inc
eubhouSe with ball aud meeting rooms, VIII 'front.' on
Fourthst while the Turn Han, Win lts ~ hha"iuI an"
schools, will DE on Ihird-st
A new fre-escape was tested yesterday after
noon at Frenchs Hotel The apparatus used consists OF
a plain hafnch rope which runs tube with brake
attached 10 check the speed. There are two sings
fastened TO the tube ana IN these the person 5l'' III
he cyperirnent Yesterday the rope extended from
svth-story window to post across INC street. ana Tue
exhibitor made three descents successfully
The Rev. David Klein, an advocate OF the
Jewish faith has obtained permission from the Commits
sopers of Charities and Correction to visit the CITY
Prisons and give religions instruction to such 81 the m
mates Of his belief, privilege which up TO mo
present time. they have not enjoyed MI Klein cidey
orcd 10 obtain permission from Gov Hoffman 70 Nl-lS
the state Prisons also but was Informed that tue uo'
ernOr had no power to act In the matter
Two burglars entered the residence OF Juhus
C. woodward, No. 2,23J secondaye., early yesterday,
through ono Of the parlor windows from tho piazza
Mrs woodward was awakened by the fash OF dark
lantern carried by the nruders She screamed and one
OF the burglars presented pistol to her head and threat
ened 10 blow her brains ont II she made any further out
cry Al this juncture Mr. Woodward awoke and sprang
up when the burglars fed from the room and mado their
escape. j., Iii,
Tho sop,i-annual examination Of the pubic
-. -, ,ostordav. In Grammar school No. 81 the
t-,s ,,.l, CITY Superintendent Riddle Thomas r
HoTi.or. 1oan H. Faunne, and william Jones' ana, III
NJ r. fine examiner was y. !. Calkns SpoS'ai att th
lion vas given % aiding, WIltihs, n rs old and
,1 aIiod Is had new binding j. required hye
only Tor the health OF the pupils pul also 'o'VVoDVu'
ne increasing attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.



Steamship ySser JoT e o s55 P pas.
Slip Lqjn Of Dundee Scott Yokobama Sept p, tea. .
snip Wssem Empire Groher Las Pamas Canary Islands 20 days.
S Tou Of Liverpool Foster Calcutta and Sands Hoad'
Bsrk Stampede Nassau Gk 10 days sugar and meladS
Bark Crown Jewell Of St John b. Corning Carf 50 days rail-
EsIs o.e.p q and from I'sSgSs 81 day, m %
BARK E. IL Yarmouth N g. Cool, Newcastle Eng ~ days.
BARK Excelsior Edgar Annoy, 100 days
4 g,Ts i I% Fcf New Orleans Js" 49, cotton &c.
Bng la Creole spackhayeu Of and from Curacao 20 days hides
RIi1 = II A PHI of IN from Bermuda 81 d.ys, coconu.
Brig Hattie Of Boston, Sa@er Black River JAM % days os"oOd
' Bg sarah Gilmore Of Stockton Clifford Galveston Dec beef
hides &C. - ,.,, . H. Ill 49,, .,.
s s Bs%n To po fs' a a' S Ss 4s and cedar
re- Areope Rumba Havana Jau 20 and moasses
Bdg Cabe GolsboO Me-, Tracy, Trinidad Cubs Is days
sf 4 Faat T Js%1. S' JsRop AK a5 %
s s 4 InD Main MAJ, B D, P RaS for AH Point
sc,L D. W MURRAY NesleD N p - q gs' nav SO
sbr Mry Louisa Gse Washington n c. 4ds naval stores
sh Nelly Potter Gaske Washington NJ Co. 10 Gays cotton anu
schr Carolina Johnson Harm, Washington o, IA days cotton
sc5l wall i Bgcion Matonzss p days m'l'S "a
Mary d. Leach Of Poyncetosn, NeScowb htaE L. H. 10
| oAS sP IiTy HUGHES Charleston jan 70. mdsc
Sebr Nary Of GreGla Simmons Arroyo p r. 10 days
seIr David Cr,v Of Beverly LOsPoins PitreGud IA days
tchr Hattie E. Smith Of Y,vbuyport, Brown Mayogoa, R. II
sCHOoSRR<-RIVER And COasTFfSE
| Jt,r,f. Ale,.rdra Am,ls +. Cobb, Virginia.
SrSnI.e baltimore Mot, Befell Baltimore.
| WooIrn6 sims Virginia Maria aud EIzal5th, Virgins,
| n q Ilnof V,ryiniA 4. c. LYON, Baltimore.
oake, Am.s baltimore. VIM. Alien Baltimore
lam Aud Virginia
MISD--Sundosu, Light, w cloudy
SAILED.
stesnsiip-Rusl and M1uhaan for Lveoo Tnbee r Do
muso; Aenaro m Richmond ship Escort Tor Liverpool bark HATE
NJ. Tor Rotterdam.
BELOW.
| Bark India, L1ueeu, from Liverpool Dec. H.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
s,v,Ss.H 1Arved steamship Gen Barns from NerfOrki
shin Tidal Yamonthr brig Nellie Clifford from - Mary
eakog northern sehrs Helen NJ Condor from FrstP2 s
Portlind also, brig Warren Sawyer an sehf g e
oughon for Liverpool and schr Lucy ore rom
United ReTeass cutter WITH
( 20 Omsha tomorrow
Is. Feb lAuived. sh r p FRYE, from Car
Aepss OF the s.eiIn.hp North Point from Baltimore
Bosros Feb l-Aryod. bark Ldf, from Card scht Joseph
! segsr from Belp.
i.Seboone In hbOr: David Garry from orient
T. Charleston; Yankee Doodle from NegYork for Richmond D.
jacksonville for Boston; Sandman, from Richmond
Oliver Baltimore for Providence Arrived
steamer Pelican ST. John Of the steamer Lock
Jamacs reports heavy n gses tunng his passage
spoke tie brig Hattie Of Boston from Grand Cayusn under
I lat ~ ami Ion 70 20
EPoRr MosR0E Pasd for Baltimore barks IIocheaga from
liverpool HaupoO bngs Harry from hstanzas
Marion fromW est Indies; Athea, from England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. .ALRANY.

IL. M w. u ".
Bills were Notwithstanding the act
passed May H. 1862 altering the map or plan of New
York City: authorizing attorneys of the Supreme
Court % take aldavs and acknowledgements and pro-
yding for tire widening OF Franklinave in FatDush,
Kings County.
The following bills reported Repeating the act
ablshing the Capitol Police District extending Lex
iugtOnave, in NeWYoTlG and amending The charter Of
the Hudson River and Harlem Canal Company.
Bills were paSsedA menGig the act investing ~ Boards
OF Superyisors certain powers aud 10 prescribe their
fees; relative 10 filing certain maps in Nestchester
County further amending The act authorizing the i'm
Pavement of highways in YOnkcIs aud E1schesteT :;
and Incorporating the MattcaWau Savings Bank.
Mr.. Murphy offered the following resolutions:
RsoI6ed II tit Areb concur that Of An!tt s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
LONG ISLAND.

FLUsuING.-,James Rantas, colored, died yes
terday at the age OF ILL., Rantas in his childhood was
slave Of John Aspinwa and was born in the old Aspn-
wall House. Broadway. During the war OF the keVo-
luton Re was liberated For 10 years he was IeIly-
man OH Flushing Greek.
Long ISLAND CTrY.-DOrFls Dcekman. the Dutch Kills
woman committed TO the Queens County Jail two weeks
since by Coroner Tcwksbury for starving her child, girl
of1i years, admitted 10 bail by Judge Armstrong
yesterday. in 5000.
J,uArcA-Father Farley OF the ROman Catholic
Church has been offered by Mrs Scott r. sherwood, the
gift OF plot Of land for the location of mission church
at Queens. similar offer will probably be made to
somO PrOte slant denomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel--George w. Chllds OF
Troy the Hon Richard Crowley OF LockpoIt, n, ~ -
H. Ramsey OF Albany, DR.. II. f. Peterson o ,,
DR. Joseph Burnett OF Boston, the Hon. Edlhd idce vi
Mime sofa and VIM Mason Of Taunton, Mass - Me
tropOlitan HotelThe Hon. r. j. Lyon OF rptt 20;
=. St James Hotel-InspectO General mcYlanIs vi
Gov HoffInan's STAFF. - Albemarle Hotel-Dayld A.
Wells eN Revenue Commissioner - AstOr hUuec-
Tho Hon r. NJ Pomeroy of Auburn, N. ", eN-Mayor
Fargo OF Buffalo and Col. II. :. McComb OF DeaWaf9
Mass - Hoffman Uouse-Judge G. T. sherman OF
Ohio Gen W b. Tibbitts OF Troy, and = ReiningI2n; IN
yentor of the Remington rifle. - ST. hlcIOas
Wn, Prescott smith of Baltimore the Hon. X d. lslre OF
Maine. the Hon H. NJ Shoemaker OF ONO, ana j. D.
Mitchell OF Illinois,
DEPARTURES. . g..
Senator VIM. Window OF Minnesota leit INC cry Ior
Washington Yesterday. $500 Count EstEfhay' SecIc
t,ry of the Austrian Legation at Washington, me
CoIntess EsterhaZy and Baron JOchmuh OF austria,
sailed for Europe In the steamship Russia, yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02

Club, last evening" at their rooms, No 10 Union square,
10 the representatives OF the Behuylk Navy OF Phila
dephia and to the Narraganeett BoatCIub OF Provi-
dence was pleasant affair. Two stands Of colors
presented TO the Nassau Boat-Club by yce-Commodore
Ferguson OF the Schuykill Navy and Mr. HaTryman OF
the Narragansctt BOatClub. Tue eOors were received
by DR.. Ferguson, after which the company adjourned
b the dining room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
TIE STOLEN SEAT.

TIE TwOMBLY-CAREY CONTESTED ELECTION
REVIEW OF THE CASE-THE FINAL VOTE
sANCTIONING THE OUTRAGE.
Inasmuch as the action of the Board of Can
vassers iu this county by which Mr.. TwOmby de-
priycd his seat in the Legislature, hasireceyed the on
eia sanction Of the majority Of that body review Of the
grounds on which that action based cannot fail to be
,nerestng as showing the by which the organi-
cation Of the House has fallen into the hands Of
Iammany The vote for Assembly in the With District,
announced the morning after the election, was as
fOllOwe:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
Strong, Pure and Rich Blood Increase Of Flesh ard
Weight, Clear Skin ard Beautiful Complexion through
DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARIELLAlI RESlLVEDI'

ssraparan Reoeut through Ire
Blood Swe Urine and other fluids and juices Of the system the
repairs the Of tie body With aud sound material
Scrous Consumption Gsndus Disease Ulcers the ThrO Mouth
Nodes Gan, aud other paris the system Sore Eyes
Strumoroa discharges the and he Of Skin Dis
Enpons PeSs Sores, Sead Head Ring Worn Salt Rhemn
Black Spots Worms in the Flesh, Tumors Cancers
the Womb aud all Weakening and Painful Discharges Night s-ea
Of Life
range Of this wonder Of Modern Chemistry and few dAy
will prove either Of th forms u disease ,
power them the patient daily becoming reduced by
he wsse, and decomposition that Continually progressing succeeds
these and pairs the With mssra made from
healthy blood and @ the Sar,spsh,n will AMI does
Tor when his remedy - w0fT Of pur6csou
70 dmTurshing the lo 81 repairs s be rapid
aud the will feel himself growing better and stronger
the food dsng better appetite improving and ae,h and usg IL
only doe, the sARsAPARLLAS REsoLyENr excel all Known
remedial the Chronic ScrouOus Constitutional and shin
dseas bot the only positive care for Kidney BLADDER Urinary
and Womb disease Gravel Diabetes Dpsy, SopPage OF Water lnon
Thence Of Urine Bnght Disease AbumnuHs and N sn where
there buckust deposits The ~aers thick cloudy mixed with
substance like the white threads like white ak there 10
morbid cnk billions and white bone dust deposits aui
rhn there pricing burning sensation wheo passing water
In the Small Of the Bses slong the Ions
Price dollar per bottle Sold by Druggists everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
IAHnosDesments.
BURNErT's CoLoGNE-Best in America.

"BURNETrs SUPERIOR FLAVORING EXTRACTS
IS si,esl are strictly STANDARD uniform IN quality"
PARK TILpoRD, Twenty GntsL and Broadway.
Sold them for years Growing In favor"
ACKRR hERRLLL & CONDIT
Chambers st.. and Forty secO1isL and Broadway.
For sale by all frst-cllss Groeers aud Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER

Epv.YoaE RouI. Tier. Bar Wiad Hour Ine' mn wlh@
Peh E.NW. Feb La 50 plo
" a. Nl0 HE,W. ~ J0W NV,
go aQtJH.W. ii 80 5ol8 WSW.
REMARKS maximum OF Thermometer 49, Han al
1850 D. M Rain 3:l5 d. Feb l. l6I0DTher. at u H.,
SIC 5 u. IN, 80; II u. m, 23o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02

Count Won BISMARCK HAS STRONG HEAD
and it. PHYSIOLOGICAL EEAHNAToN Of SD
Dagay will tell yours contains and how make your mark