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ALL styles of Overshoes can be found
at L. V. Blends, l07 Main street
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Ayers
Cherry Pecto1
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lact, that CHERRY PKCroRtT T =.
relieve and cure the ast.. ~.
the Throat and Lungs - .ei e!s
medicine. The most Ossohd
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and cases OF CoNsCMPrJGSy U"
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saves unnumbered lives, ana sr
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trial, and convinces Inc M ..e,
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which are easily met M rnt
come incurable, and [ n nnsr SS -,
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and II Is unwl>e 10 be- without \
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rescued from premature gray
to the love and affection Cent
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colds, securing sound and LssI'S !
sleep. No one will suffer ,rn5'
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when they know how easily n. !,
cured. "''
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cost or toll is spared in maxim, ~,
IN the utmost possible perfection
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greatest II has ever effected.
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THE Last Tournament" a new poem
BY Alfred Tennyson. at J. D. Stanton's.
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TAYLOR & FARLEYs organs at V
Harding's.
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on Its intrinsic virtues, and su'a
It's remarkable cures. so mid a. ID
and beneficial To children, aud SCI, II
ing as 10 eilectually purge out I'D
corruptionS OF the blood, such As u
ulous and syphilitic contamlna,iu(
purities, or diseases that have lurk,J
system for years, soon yield toi'!S
ful antido'e, and disappear. iiencc
derful cures, many Of which are 4
known OF SCROFULA, and all ~
diseases, ULCERS, ERUPTlONS, an
tive disorders OF the skin, Iu
BLOTCHES. BOlLS, PlMpLtS, u
LES, SORES, ST. ANTHOSlSI
ROSE OR ERYSIPELAS, 1ETTEi3
RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGI
and internal ULCERATlONS y
UTERUS. STOMACH AND LlHl
also cures other complaints, Ia v
would not seem especially adapted,
DROPSY, DYSPEPSIA, FITS, NEl
GIA, HEART DISEASE,FEMALEV
NESS, DEBILITY, and LkCCORi'
when they Recommendations oiih'I
lous poisons.
Ii is an excellent rcStorcr OF heal
strength In the Spring. BY renew
appetite and vigor OF the digestive
1t dissipates the depression and Ist'
guor OF the season. Even when no'
a pears, people feel better, and i've
for cleansing the blood. The'ys'e!I
on with renewed visOr and a new
life.
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A WORLD OF THANKS Is DUE to the
botanist who first discovered the vir-
tues of Qml2aya Saponaria, or Soap Tree
of Chill. The wonderful cleansing and
purifying property of its bark gives to
the fragrant Sozodont much of its un-
rivaled efficacy a. Il prcservative OF the
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RICE makes q speciality Of underwear
and half hose.
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affecting &e9ister.
MONDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1871.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Advertisements.

For rent.
Wheeling Grays.
Holiday Goods-schulz & Neuhan'
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BAN KS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
CApIrAL.,.,.. ..............-.e25O, 900

A general Banking, Exchange and Collec;
ton business transacted with ndenty ano
Certificates Of Deposit issued and Interest
paid thereon. ,,.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums TO suit
New Fractional Currency and i, z, ana %
coin always on hand for the accommooa-
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers
Bankers aud others solicited.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President.
Jacob Hornbrook, Chester ID. Knox,
Geo. w. FranzheiIn, A. W. CampDell'
Jacob s. Rhodes, Morgan L.Ott,
John L. Hobbs. 1: J.. Camppeli.
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier.
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Furniture-Hubbard 4 Bro.
Boys Watches-Oxtoby q Duffield.
Picture Frames-Brown & Higgins.
Tenderloin, &c.-List, Davenport 4
Parks.
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Sundries-Oglebay, Son Il Co.
Assignee Sale-Thos. j. Campbell.
Washington Hall-Appy Concert.
Toys-S. S. Bloch head Of this col
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R. co.

E 3 PASSENGER TRAINs
- SHkwill run by the following
schedule on and after November Dot, 1871
Wheeling time:
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OIL.
Raw Sugar.

on HHDs. STRICTLY PRIhEI. 3 !, =
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street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
THE GENERAL SITUATION
Herald Special Report from
Versailles.
Bismarck Quite Il---Grave UneaSIneSS
in High Circles.
Preparations to Resume the War
After the Armistice.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Yosy HERALD.


LONDON, Feb 10, 1871.
The NEW YORK HERALD correspondent at
Versailles sends me the following despatch,
dated the 9Th inst. He says:-
ILLNESS OF BISMARCK.
Things look gloomy to-day, but am pre-
cluded from explaining the cause. Count
Bismarck is again quite ILL., and his condition
excites grave uneasiness. There is general
feeling of gloom in high circles.
FAvRE AND GAMBETTA.
Immediately on the receipt of Gambetta's
proclamation Of January 81 Count Bismarck
sent message to Jules Favre protesting
against it. Favre at once sent a satisfactory
reply. He declared that measures would be
taken for the arrest of Gambetta if it was
necessary to proceed to such extreme action.
IN HIGH FAVOR.
NJ Favre is in high favor at the German
headquarters. He has won the esteem and
confidence Of all the German officers and
at Versailles.
TIE RED PRINCE AT VERSAILLES.
The Red Prince has arrived at Versailles
from lie Mans. He announces that the dis
trict of France occupied by the Second Ger
man Army is quite peacefully disposed.
PREPARATIONS TO RESUME HosrILITTEs.
Should the National Assembly, which has
been elected to-day, reject the German con-
ditions of peace the war will be resumed with
unsparing rigor. All the German prepara-
tions are complete for campaign on gigan-
tic scale. Paris will be heavily mulcted in
the event Of a resumption Of hostilities.
THE ELECTIONS.
The elections in Versailles are passing off
quietly. They will probably result in the
success of the moderate republican candidates.
The same result is expected in the North and
East of France, but grave apprehensons are
felt in regard to the Southern departments.
THE EMpERoR's DEPARTURE.
The departure of the Emperor of Germany
| from Versailles on his return to Berlin is q
| matter still unsettled. He will, however,
| probably leave here some time during the last
week of the present month.
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@ y D "a.
Herald Special Repor,c, ir0m
Havana.
Change in ths Rebel Govern.
meni---A Dictator Appointed. .
RESULT or VALMAsEpAS OPERATIONS,
TEL ssaAM 70 the NEW yoss nssxlg.

HAVANA, r"D. ~, iofI
I am enabled to lay before the HERAIDr
readers the following important hformatios
from Cuba, which goes still fnrthcr to show
the rapid strides that are being made toward q
close Of the existing rebellion -
The rivalry that has 30 long existed be-
tween Cespedes and Yguacio Agramontc has
at last culninated in the usurpstion Of the
Dictatorship by Agramonte, Bembcta assam
ing command Of the Cuban or insurgent fovces
that still remain in the field. Cespedes mas
been frequently charged with want Of excN-'
tive ability, ard Agramoate openly challenged
him six months ago because Of tho feuds thav
existed between them.
General Valmascda's orders commenced on
the oath Of January; since that time six
hundred and sixty rebels nave surrendered in
the district Of Colon, two hundred OF them
being able to carry arms two thousand IN tho
Cinco fu!aS distrlcf, m0itiy women ana
children; two hundred in the eastern
department; one thousand three hun
dred in the central department.
Among those who have surrendered from the
central department are the Chief Andres
Domngucz, four officers and seventy-two
men Miguel Mont jo, Ygnacio Quesada, Beu-
jimcn PrincclIcs, Altonzo Primelcs and
Joaquin Mola
According to accounts received by govern
ment the rebels have lost in various engage
mcnts one hundred and forty-three killed,
while the Spanish loss has only been eleven
killed and tyenty three wounded.
Sailing Of the United States Frigatc CONGRESS
tor Huyu-ExccutiOn Of an InsarRens
Lenders Guide TO the Spanish TrOoDs--Dis-
solution Of the Cuban Chnmbers-CespedeA
Not ec,gnIzed-A Dictator Appointed
Smallpox ut Puegto Principe.
HAVANA. Feb. 10, 1871.
The United states frigate Congress sails for Haya
to-day.
Fernando Estrada one OF the insurgent leaders,
was captured by the snb-Prefect, and executed al
Moron.
It Is reported that the insurgcnt General jesus
Doll, who surrendered TO the Spanish authorities.
now acts as guide 70 the troops.
The insurgent General Uranga de Yuctan, a native
or Mexico was killed at ys,aaermosa.
correspondent of the Didrfo writes that the
surrendered insurgents report that the Cuban Cham
bers has been dissolved, and that Cespedes Is nOs
| recognized.
Ignacio Agram0nte has been appointed Dictator
General Ferrer, commanding at Hoquin, Is to as
sumo the command OF the Tunas district.
telegram from Trinidad says that Jumento haa.
established himself at Salvador Santos, and that
Pedro Ac0sta, an insurgent leader, was killed near,
Baire.
Smallpox exists at Puerto Principe.
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GENERAL REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YOag HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Y0ax HERALD.
The King Of Sweden Sympnthizes with
France-A German Imperial Army Form
ing-AppOrtiOnmeEf Of the Paris Contribu-
ton.
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1871.
Advices received by me for the NEW YORK HERALD
state that the Prussians have captured letter from
the King Of Sweden expressing the warmest sym.
pathy for France.
A GERMAN IMPERIAL ARMY FORMING.
despatch from Versailles OF the 10th gives re-
port that an imperial German army is in process Of
formation. The Nineteenth Army corps will con-
slst Of wurtemburg and Hessian troops.
APPoRTIoNMENr OF THE PARIS Contribution.
despatch from Berlin says the war contribution
Of 10000, COO francs eXacted from Paris has been
apportioned-15o,ooO 900 to North Germany and
$4,000, 0o0 to South Germany
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EN- 5LIsH PRESS OPINIONS.

Englurd Not 10 Abandon Her Position ON The
AIaBSIna Claims Question.
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1871.
THO London Times OF to-day, In ITS remarks upon
the portion OF the royal speech announcing refer.
ence OF the American questions to joint high com.
mission, says:-Although the Alabama question ia sec-
ondary TO tnat Of che fisheries subject consid-
GRAFTON by the commission, yet there Is doubt rs to
which question will manly engage It's attention.
But IL is to suppose that is the purpose
OF the Commission TO- 1nd ground FOR England 10
abandon her position or to concede her liability
upon the Alabama question.
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/ THE ELECTIONS In FRANCE.
y,
Bonapartists, Orleanists and
Clericals Elected.
>~-~-~~-~~~~~-~-~~->~~~
VERY FEW REPUBLICANS CHOSEN
PROBABLE EXTENSION OF THE ARNASTICE
Sympathy Of the Swedish King
with France.
THE FRENC ELECTION.
TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.


TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW YORK HERALD
Radicals Elccted In Havrc and Brest-Ger-
man Omcial Conrtesies- from
Eleven Departments-Orleanist Bonapart.
lists and Cloricals Eicctcd-Few Republicans
Chosen.
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1871.
From information received am enabled to report
to the NEW YORK HERALD that In the election ct
Brest and Havre the Gambetta ticket has been car
ried By heavy majority.
GERMAN COuRTEsIEs.
The Germany telegraph Olices In France nave
been ordered to transmir French official messages
relative to the elections ana the provisioning Of
Paris.
ORLEANIsTs ELECTED.
despatch from Havre, dated to-day, says that
Generals Leno ana Trochu are among the candidates
elected the National Assembly In the Department
OF Finlsterre.
FEW REPUBLICANS CHOSEN.
Versailles despatch OF today's date states that
returns from eleven Departments indicate the elec-
tion OF the Bonaparst, Oreanist and Clerical cam
dates, but OF very few republicans.
EXTENSION OF THE ARMIsTICE.
The duration OF the armistlce will probably be ex-
tended, in order that the Assembly may have time
to perfect the work OF restoration.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11


before the 10th instant. Formidable prepara-
tions for heavy bombardment have been
made BY the Germans should any possible
complications arise. The attitude Of the city,
however, Is quite apathetic at the present mo-
ment, and the reaction Is much greater than
was expected.
FOOD.
The food supply is working tolerably well,
and the prospects now are that there will be
no actual starvation endured by the people,
Provisions are arriving in considerable guam
titles, and by using them economically all
distress may be arrested until Paris Is fully
revlctualled.
NO BLOODSHED YET.
The mines at the gates of Paris have been
destroyed. There was a riot at HOLES on
Monday, but there was no bloodshed. In fact,
however intense may bs the animosIty against
the Germans, 1t has not yet displayed itself
Extensively
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
ED For FRANCE.

The people OF this country are rapidly resp onding
to the cry for relief Of those destitute people OF
France, upon whose territory was enacted the
bloody drama Of the war. meeting OF the French
Relief Committee was held yesterday at the Chamber
OF Commerce. Much correspondence giving offers
OF assistance and enclosing subscriptions was read
Among this was the following letter from the
Shakers OF Mount Lebanon
MOUNT LEBANON, Feu. g. 1871.
Friend CHARLES LANER, Treasurer, No. ~ Pine street,
Seeing in VARIOUS that there is an effort
Ct a the r & e s e rooS
prime white wheat aoar sabtsc. to yovr order Please
Very truly your friends, E. FOWLER, EE'A'"'''''
Trustees Society of Shakers Mount Lebanon n Y
Mr. Wiltam Patterson, OF North Moore street. also
byiatter, informed the committee that the stores
Nos Ga Pearl street. 3S Water street and so and so
North Moore street, at their disposal for the
storage OF produce for the suffering French
TIceiina in Cleveland, OhiO-A Relief Society
Forned-Provisinns and Money Solicited for
the Suffering People.
CLEVELAND. Feb 10, 1871.
At meeting Of citizens Of this city last evening
the oNorthern Ohio Relief Associationn was formed
with Mayor Buhrer President; 4. p. Handy, presi-
dent OF the Merchants National Bank, Treasurer
ana L. F. Mellen, Secretary, with nlty Vice Presi.
dents distributed among the important towns OF
Northern Ohio. The object Of the organization Is
for the purpose Of soliciting money grain and seeds
to send to the suffering and imperished French and
Germans In Europe.
Subscriptions in Boston.
BOSTON, Feb. IL, 1870
The amount already subscribed to the French
charity fund III this city Is 100000.
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SWISS NEUTRALITY.
Executive Vigilance Against War Difhculti
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HEaaL3.

BERNIE Feb. 10, 1871.
can assure the HERALD by telegraph despatch
for transmission through the cable to-day that the
government of the Swiss republic remains con-
scously alive to the Importance OF an exact MAN.
tenance OF the neutral position which it has declared
between the belligerents Of France and Germany.
Cases which appear difficult Of treatm snt present
themselves almost daily, however In one of those
the members of the SWISS Cabinet have ordered the
sale OF the horses belonging to the French cavalry
lnterned In Switzerland.
Sixty-two railway wagons laden with provisions
for the French prisoners, have arrived In Switzer-
land from France. They have been permitted to
discharge their freight, as the men for whom the
food Is intended come within the rules OF the ar.
tices of war which apply to the treatment after sur
render and are held by the action Of tho German
authorities.
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up arrangement which WIN give Canada ADVANTAGES
WIN De In TACT reward to the Canadians for their nos.
Tile ana unfrlendly course towards us and for their
outrageous treatment OF American fishermen, ana
as sucn VIII not be endorsed by the American
peopie. AT the same time ho Is not forgetful that
an opportunity Is afforded FOR securing satisfactory
adjustment OF the grave questions between us
and Great Britain. and that much viii depend upon
the ability with which our side OF the controversy is
managed.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
THE STEAMER TENNESSEE.
Ne Intelligence of Her mt Havana.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. TO- 1870.
Up TO noon to-day no intelligence had been re-
ceved at the Navy Department concerning the
steamer Tennessee. 1t Is suggested that perhaps
the Commission after they got TO sea, resolved TO
commence their examination In part OF the island
distant rrom the capital OF st. Domingo, Intending
finally to visit President Baez This is given as the
only reasonable explanation OF the delay In hearing
from the Commission. as the naval authorities here
have faith In the strength OF the vessel,
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
Moro Informartou yynntcd.

LONDON Feb. 10, 1871.
The London Standard OF to- day, IN an editorial on
the queens speech, says"The fact OF the appoint
ment OF Joint commission for the settlement OF the
Alabama difficulties with the United States would
DO more interesting to the public II the basis upon
which the Commission is to operate were known.n
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TELEGRAM TO TVS NEW YORK AEaNn.

a.. LONDON, Feb. 10, 1871
A report, which has been circulating in the vari.
GUS capitals during somc few days past, to the
effect that the Turks were about to form q camp at
Shumla, threatening Roumania is denied to-day,
on "credible authority In England.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, Feb. 10, 1871.
Yesterday evening the Vienna Gazette published
an imperial rescript signed by his Apostolic Majesty
the Emperor Francis Joseph to Mr.. Hohenwart, con-
vokIng the Rechsrah to meet in session on the Goth
OF February.
The Emperor has received letter from King
Amadeus, announcing his accession to the throne OF
Snaln.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 10, 1871.
According to report in the Gaulois, M.
Favre has gone to Antwerp to communicate
with one of the Orleans princes.
A despatch just received from Brussels
states that M. Favre arrived in that city on
Thursday night
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
GERMANY.
Legislative Progress Of the Prussisn Parliament.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoas HERALD.

BERLIN, Feb TO- 1871.
The members OF the Prussiau Diet nave made
most useful legislative progress since the opening
OF the Parliamentary session; much so that 1t is
Thought here to-day that the Emperor OF Germany
will probably close the meetings for the season on
the I8th inst,
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
Enrihgu axe.

LONDON, FEUs TO, I61I.
Telerrams from Berlin, received here during the
afternoon state tnat violent shocks OF earthquake
were felt at Uarmstadt this morning.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
FAvRE's MOVEMENTS.

Tbs French Minister Communicating with an
Orleans Prince
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AUSTRIAN IMPERIALISM.
1~.' - -''-...r,5.

Legislative Summons from the Crown-A Royal
Brother" in Madrid.
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Golden Hair.-Usc Barker,s Aurora,
GOLDEN FLUID for quickly mparting rich golden 1sxon
shade to hair Of any cclcr WILLIAM JAY BARKER,
L. 27o Broadway junction Thirty fourth street.
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Giles sun Flower Cream Cures nii Skin Dis
cases. Old Sores, Burns Scalds Pmpes Piles, g. Price =
cents Sold by ali drugcsts.
Depot, WILLIAM NJ. GILES lS9 9th 18th st.
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A NEW OCEAN STEAMER Lla;.

KOTTGHpAM, FtD, 10, 1911.
The capital for the new steamship line to New
York has been subscribed. and two steamers are 10
be built for the service.
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DIR. Sase's Catarrh Remedy-S1OO Re-
ward for incurSble Sold by druggists by man
so A pamphlet free. Address r. v. PIERCE, NJ D.,
n, Naln
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Mailed Free for 15 Csn.s.-Dr. Kahn's Iec~
Nervous Deby Marriage, It's obisascns and Ina
pedmcnts diseases arising mprudence with cases
from actual practice. Address Secretary Dr. kahns hr
scum, T45 Broadway, New York
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BatcheIOr's Hair Oyc.-The Best in tho
world The only perfect dye harmless RELIABLE insanta
ncous, Factory Is Bond sree.
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A.-Perfcct Fitting Roots and Shoes, and
warm Oyershoes cheap, at E. A. BROOKS, SIS Broadway
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All Diseases Of the Hair, scalp and Face
arc with special prescriptions by Dr. b. c. PERRY
Dermatoogist, ~ Bond street, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

Poor Teacher Is a Dear Article Mt Any
Price.-A PHRENOLOGIGAL EXAMINATION at 330
Broa way will reveal the good and point out the bsd
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

A.-Hcfring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway corner Murray llr.ls
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Chappcd Hands, Ssre Lips, Chilblains Are
cured by GILES SUNFLOwER CREAM. Price 35 centa
Sold by all druggists Depot lSs Sixth Thir
napths
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THE QUESTION OF THE EAST

The Sultan Pacific Towards the Danubian prin5
cipalities. -.
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2aynl Havpna I,Ottery.-Prizcs Paid IN
gold Information furnished The highest rates PAID o
Doublcpus and all kinda OF Gold and silver - v,r.
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, 10 Wall stree, nc" Ao-"
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A.-Bulls and Parties. - Boots and shoes for
Ladies, Misses and Gentlemen. at BROOKS $40 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

Cristndoro,s UnrivaIled Hair Dye.-S0Id
applied at his and scalp factory, No Astor House
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subscriptions, in Boston.

bUSIUN, Fed. II, 1870.
The amount already subscribed to the French
charity fund III this city Is 100000.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

A.-Resf0rer Americn No for tue Hair
The only clear preparation without sediment In the world
thutxv c.'
scalp rfoes6 Chandiers report published April is7o
says:-"This preparation contains NO LEAD othsr
injurious metal being the ONLY ONE In the long board
Of Health catalogue FREE from POISON Prepared by
j. oBRIEN, 2O3 East rhirtieh street. Sold by all drug
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VIEWS OF aHG PAST.

FEBRUARY H.
IS09-James Whalcn executed In ottawa, Canada,
for the murder OF Thomas darcy MCGEE. .....
Steamer Nellie Stevens burned on the Red
River; sixty three lives lost.
1S5S-JOseph Clark executed for the murder Of
policeman Gillespie, at the Tombs.
1753-Wilam Shenstone, ''the waing poet OF the
Leasowes,' died.
1e5o-Ren6 Descartes, the French mathematician
and philosopher, died.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

A. A.-ROyal- Havana supplementary.
Determined drawings OF the ROYAL Fayans Lottcry
For Information, &C., address MoINTIRE, GREdORYA b
CO., at 316 Canal, 1A Chatham.