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Fitting Ont Oar Fleet for Cub,.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-The iron-ciads "a
nOnicus, Manhattan, WyandOtte, Oiau,las aud
Ajax, are now fitting out at the navy ward, n i
supposed tor Cuba.
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President GRAND in PhiI.a.,,.,a

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-President Grant il
enjoying quiet visit, and this morning. during
stroll through the streets, called on Horace
Binney, jr, He dimes this evening With n
Glilingham Fell, and will afterwards attend a
private reception at A. f. Borie's residence. A
LoImai reception takes place tomorrow at the
well viii deliver his views on direct importation.
Judge Pratt still Refasss % give FisL's
NEW YORK, Jan. Sin the Ffsk-Mansfield
case Judge Brady decides that the Injunction
Ing Mansfield CHE woman) and Others frora ,s,,h
lishing Jsmes Fisks letters to her, shall stiII re.
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Young Tweed n BaiI for old Tweed

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Judge Cardozo Accepts
Richard NJ. Tweed as bail for his father. on con
ditiOn that that the property transferred TO him
by the latter he recorded.
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Lea Il PERKINS, Sauce.

THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
1t improves appetite and digestion, and II Is U.
riyaled far its favor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA 4 PERKINS to
prosecute all parties max vending cOunterfeits
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
aul2- ECON Agents, New York
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THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold 10y all druggists Price, q and 50 cents
rJOtNENs NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
Err restores soiled gloves equal to new Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, p
cents, sly
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A Murder aud No, a suicide.

NEW YORK, Jan. BIN the cas- OF poisoning
of X. y. Burroughs. at Paterson, y. J.. the iurV
rendered a verdict that Burrou shs was poisoned
bv Libby Garrabrant.
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INCOLN HALL.
MRS. MOILTON.
Tn NAV ags mant has The honor to announce
TWO GRAND MOULTO\ CONCERTS
FCr MONDAY EVENING. January =. and
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan AIRY ., Al 3 o clock, on
which occasion
MES CHARLES MOULTON,
Americas lost Gifted IonCstreSs,
- long dis ingUshed i'm European ana American art
circles Tor her m8tJhiess vocal powers and exquisite
culture, and after her recent
MOST BRILLIANT TEIT MPHS
in ALL the principal cities the Unisd States, will
maxi her first and only appearance in Washington,
assisted b. the follow Ing distiugt isl eel artists:
Mr. EROOkHOUSE BOWLER, the favOrite ten
or; Sig. p. EERRANTI. the renowned baritone, aud
Mir JANIS NJ. ~ En- /. the eminent pianist.
NJ. GEO. W. COLBY. Masical Director.
General admission. : l. Reserved seats, ) extra
The sale of seats commence at Ellis Music Store
or Thursday morning, January 4, at 9O'clock. The
Weber Grand Planes are used at all the "MOui;, N
Concerts q. A. CHIZZ0LA.
jaUI If Business Manager.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

~ This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable instan tsneous does not contain
nor any ritaLie poison to produce paralysis
s.pv AyS6 the SsT1ted and ssosVe
W: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty year.
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown SolJ
York fasts
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LONDON, Jan. 1.-The first trial of a hostage
for the murder OF German soldier i'm France.
the perpetTatOr OF the crime not having been
delivered up, will commence next week.
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Judge Pratt SIN Refo.e.
Mr. GreelevRel

w. 0Ieehey Reelected.
c INV YORK, Dec. 5:-The union republican
fs General COMMITTEES last evening reelected
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THE BRISK SALE OF SEATS to-day at Netzc-
rotts for the German Wachtel opera indicates a
brilliant and profitable season.
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INTERNAL REVENUE The receipts from this
source to-day were s53i ,254.62
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
dSSOCIATEn PRESS REpnprS

Isieerdphed Exclusively % The Euenisg Star.
ShipWreek and Loss Of Life.
LONDON. Jan. 5.-The ship Spirit of the Dawn
which sailed this week from Liverpool for San
Francisco, was driven ashore on the rocks OF
HClyhead during a gale yesterday, and became
total wreck. Only five OF the crew were
saved.
Death Of an vi. p.
LONDON, Jan. Sir Francis CroSSlev, Of Hal
itaN. member of Parliament for West Riding OF
York, died yesterday, aged % years.
The British Press ON American Topics
LONDON, Jan. American topics engage the
attention of nearly all the metropolitan Journals
mis- morning. The Tifsss expresses its fear that
Tweed Will escape justice. 10 thinks his bail
was purpOSely fixed at a small amount by Judge
Barnard TO permit his running away without
Inconvenience to himself or friends The Times
Solemnly WATTS the Americans not 10 permit
robbers of the public funds TO evade the penal
ties for their crimes. The city of New YORK
now has a chance of redeeming its reputation.
Should il fail. the entire nation would be for
ever discredicd. The Nelrs discusses Mormon
ism, and sees the end Of that mOnstrous delusion
approaching. The Post and StdEdqrd deal al
length with the Alabama treaty and the queS-
ton of arbitration, and the AfreriiSer animad-
vcrts severely on the condition OF Justice in
New York city, taking the Tweed case for its
text.
Geld Comfort for Cafacazy.
LONDON. Jan. 5-The Echo reioices AZ the re-
moyal of Minister CatacaZy from Washington
because he attempted to disturb tbs relations OF
the United States and Great Britain.
The bishop Of Orleans Insists
PARIS, Jan. 5.-The Bishop OF Orleans insists
upOn his resignation 2 member OF the Acad-
envy OF France, and the academy refuses TO &C
cept it.
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MRS. CoLFAN viii receive on Wednesdays
during the season, commencing January 80, }
from $50 till 5 p. NJ.
Mrs. Secretary DelanO will receive on Wei
nesday of each week.
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CLERKS RELIEvED.-W. If. Hunt, DR.. 5. s.
Stearn ard DIR. j. c. Green, third-cllss clerks in
the Third Auditors office, have been relieved
from duty III that Office by Auditor Rutherford
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CHILLENGT0N-s LIST
~ OF
NEW BOOKS.

oTICE.
OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MASEFACFURY
Eir.t-clas- DDS At fair prices, Tor cash.
LITHOGkA PHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND ENDING DONE TO ORDER.
TIE public are invited 20 call and examine our
ev stock. BEN. Y. FRENCH,
Under SGtiOJsI Metropolitan Bank,
and Ii II door 20 Jay Cooke Cos,
sel2 T Washington. II O.
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RELEASED ON BAIL.-Mr. F. A. Mar,len
charged with embeZ Element from the United
States Treasury, was yesterday released from
Jail on giving bail IN the sum of ( 900: MesSrs
A. :. SolomCns and p. y. Byrne becoming his
security.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
wACH TEL.
TIE KING OF ALL TENORSI
WITH THE
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
CAPL ROSA and A. NEUENDORFF.... Directors
D. De Blu mess Manager.

OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY, JAN. D,
III TROT4 TORE
in which Mr.. wACHTEL, in his grand role Of
MANRlCO, has rS al in the world, and whose rem
dtion has raised the audiences To the highest degree
OF enthusiasm
NINE B&CHTMAY ~ LeOnOra:
nj LIE DE t-k Belle al Azugena;
hR. NIEkLING, COuntr di Luna;
bR FRANp~tH as Fernando
Miss SCHMITZ as IBez.
Co>UCCT0R..---- Mr.. A. NEUENDORFF.
"WEDNESDAY. JAN 10, Second Opera Night,
POSTILLION De LONJC.HEAUF
Mr. WACBTEL in his original famous character Of
'HAFEL-OJ. viii, he has sung over ,0JO times II
invariably oveITovigg houses
VI LII CANiSSA : Marguerite.
FEIpAY-The HCGUENOTS.
WACHTEL in his graudest role If RAovL.
SATURDAY-MARTHA.
WACHTEL in his superb role ~ LIONEL.
Reserved Seats. So. 81 80. 50 according 20 To-
csiiun. General admission, : 1 80 Gallery, ; :;
Boxes. 50.
Sale Of seats for either of thu four nj Ehts com
menc's FRIDAY, u a. m, at Ieizerutt & Go. =
Music store. Jeu
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GONG TO EUEoPE.-Mcssrs. Charles G. Ever
OF the Second Auditors office, and - Lincoln,
of the Office OF the Secretary of the Treasury
leave fer Europe this evening with bonds for the
European syndicate.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

EsATITAL, $500 CSC THE NEW JERSEY
- PIATc GLASS ms co, q Newark, Y. J.,
ofce 21- Market cet. ir-urrs Fihe Glass against
ere and breakaEc- whether Door, WiBio~, SdcS
Cases. st7rpss~. or "a public OF private buildings
and rurC hes x ra-cs igE s. consistent With
tho i-t.re-f- e tae insured and safety the Cnm
paaJ PartiCr,aT attention SIyrn % ti;- insurance
Of Mirrors ia public or private ho8-e-. Z s-es
eeuitahiy adjusted and g.rmptly paid. Edwin
HeasIeu. Pr ideut. " v Rus 2, Secretary = l..
schmidt Agent, C0iun hisn LSv BG'L.ins IL I'm
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Trial ofa French HOSTAGE

PARIS, Jan. 5-The Bishop OF Orleans insists
upon his resignation as a member OF the Acad-
envy OF France, and the academy refuses TO ac-
90
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GE n MA MIA
FIEE II sCRANCE COMPANY, OF NEw YoRK.
Cash Assets over One Million Dollars.
This Smp any In-urTT property 81 alikinds az ans
los o EaIEaga ~ .i-r, o. favorable terms.
RANDOLPH GAERiGVB, President.
JOHN EpN. III, Vice President.
HTfSD 81 FHhA, Secretary.
y h. SCHMIDT, Aesnt, Sc uHbis Law Finding.
sth street, between ami STREETS, Washing
tor. Gec'2l;a
IlKANCH OFFICE
ND
NSW YORK LIVE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CASH ASSETS CFEE : -, 900 ,O08.
Having been Appointed General gent Il Jh- above
Oemyany fJt the Dish ct 81 CounibiE, haze AIKEN
the Office formerly occupei by Messrs. Sii,s
johnson Ractz ~, Federal Block. corner 0t L and
7th streets =. W - where ] SHAH be happy a. al
times to the palisy holders AID Friends II the
"Uld and Reliable New York Life, - and where pol
icies viii be issued upon al the most approve plans
nov IN vogue.
LIBERAL ihducems nts offered 20 solicitors.
HESRI ID HALL.
decIa s,..~ Sole agent for Bistric, 81 Columbia.
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THERE WILL BE an extra steamer dispatched
by the Pacific Mail Steamship Company for
Aspinwan direct, on the sth instant. This will
make connection at the Isthmus with the steam
erS for South Pacific and Central American
ports. These steamers will carry the L. 5. mails.
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Geld Comfort for Cafacazy.
The BishoD Of Orleans IuSi,

LONDON .lan al ne r cho rclolces N the re-
moyal OF Minister CatacaZy from Washington
because he attempted to disturb tbs relations OF
the United States and Great Rritain
The New York herald., 1872-12-21
THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Wrcckcrs Mt Work on the Sunken
ing Most OF the Furniture, Machinery,
t2c.-Thc MOd0c Indians Bold and De-
fant.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20, 1872.
Advices from san Diego indicate that nearly all
of the cabin furniture OF the cargo and part
OF the machinery OF the steamship sacramento will
be saved. The steamer Fideleter brought away
some OF the property. The wreckers are still au
work. The ship has not gone to pieces, but the
bottom Is all stove in. The weather has favored
the wreckers in all their operations.
The latest news from the Modoc Indian country
Captain Jack' and his band. The military are
moving very slowly. The Indians offer TO fight tho
troops ten TO one and will never surrender.
An attack by the troops Is mQmcntarily expected
to take place. Captain Jacks camp Is not so diff
cult to be reached as was at 1rst supposed. The
MOdocs came back to the old battle ground on Lost
River and challenged the troops to fight them. A
few snOts were exchanged without effect OH either
side. The Modocs were seen on the mountains
watching the movements Of the soldiers Volun-
teers have gone TO Ireka for more arms and anl-
munition.
movement is on foot among certain capitalists
here to convert the vacant Pacific woolen mills III
this city into cotton factory IL Is believed that
tine cotton crop OF this State for the coming year
will amount to 10000 pounds
Every British ship in this port has been supplied
with crews at s35 per month each, without bounty.
American ships pay $50 per month, without
bounty. Eight boarding house masters claiming
bounty were brought before the United States CIR
cult Court to-day ana gave bail in $500 each
A performance Will be given on Tuesday night at
the California Theatre for the benefit OF the family
OF the late Colonel Albert 5. Evans who lost his lifo
by the burning OF the steamship Missouri.
The New York herald., 1872-12-21
OBSCENE LITERATURE.
Large Quantity OF the Matter Caps
tured.

tured.
John Wesley Nichols and George Francis Train
were arrested last night by Captain Byrne, OF thd
Fifteenth precinct, upon bench warrants issued
upon complaint or Mr.. Comstock, President OF the
Young Mems Christian Association charged with
publishing and putting in circulation an obscena
paper. Nichols was captured at his place OF busi-
ness No. 535 Broadway. and Train at the residences
OF DR.. Schenerber, 3l3 West Twenty ysecond street.
While captain Byrne was watching for the ap-
pearance OF the men in 'front.' OF Nichols store, he
noticed a boy leave the place, and sending Detec-
tive Carr 10 look after the boys movements, the
police discovered he was making arrangements
Tor the TRANSFER Of quantity OF the papers TO
some place down town. Sufficient time was al
lowed the people in the store to get every
thing ready, and when the truck the boy hired
had gone little way down Broadway the parcels
were seized. Officer Young, on taking the matter
to the station, found the parcels that were in the
cart contained about two thousand copies OF the
paper. Detective Henderson then arrested
Nichols, and, alter locking him up returned TO
Captain Byrne and both proceeded to the house irr
Twenty ty-second street where Train was conceaed-
lie taken from there to the Fifteenth precinct
station and will be sent before Judge lngrahaHk
this morning at eleven O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1872-12-21
FIRE LAST NIGHT.

A fire broke out at eleven O'Clock last night nj
No. 3l4 East Thirty-dfth street, in the sash and
blind mandatory occupied by George weyer.
The building is surrounded by tenement houses
and the fire created considerable consternation
among their inmates, who were seen in groups az
every window Two of the steamers were dam,
aged In getting to the scene, but the names were
$500 damage to the building. The IRE originatea
In the boiler room., Weyer, who was twice ourheu
out in Forty-second street, had but receutN Se>
moved to the huiding.
The New York herald., 1872-12-21
TraiNs Delayed by Snow Drifts Ten
Feet DccD.

POUGHKEgPsIE, N. Y, Dec. 20. 1872.
The morning passenger train on the Poughkeep-
sic and Eastern Railroad, coming West, was de-
taned five hours at Boston Corners, this morning
by drifts ten feet Deep A furious gale of
wind was prevailing there at the time, ana the
Harlem trains did not dare to the high EN-
bankment, on which trains have been blown rom
the track. s..- T..fystA
The New York herald., 1872-12-21
BOWLES BROTHERS g. co.

The Property OF MIR. Appleton I'm Newport
Attached by the Creditors OF the Late
Banking Firm.
NEWPORT, r. l., Dec. 20, 1872.
The property OF Nathan Appleton OF Boston,,
situated on Bellevue avenue was attached today
by the creditors of the banking house OF Bowles
Brothers. The estate Is represented to be worth
500, 600, bat would not probably net more than
$4,000 were II put up BY auction.
The New York herald., 1872-12-21
Severe storm mt Halifax.

HALIFAX, N. s., Dec. TO- 1872.
heavy snow storm has prevailed all day from
the northeast. The storm has prevented the ar
rival Of any train from the West or East since yes
terJay.
The New York herald., 1872-12-21
Snow Accide mt In Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 20, 1872
There have been heavy storms In the mountains
here. There was a SHOWS slide at Alta by which the
buildings OF the mine were carried away. Two
men were severely cut and bruised, and two others
were taken down by the slide, but were not seriously
Injured,
The New York herald., 1872-12-21

ssOld PrObabilities' at Fault for Once.
CHICAGO, Dec. 20, 1872.
The great storm OF yesterday throughout the
Northwest occurred contrary to the predictions
OF the Weather Bureau of the War Department.
For two days the weather report had been
nouncing clearing and fair weather, when it per-
sisted in being cloudy. and after a dash of snow
the day before yesterday, ended yesterday with
one of the most extensive storms witnessed here
for long time. Twelve hours after the storm had
generally commenced the Weather Bureau came
out with the probabilities for to-day, predicting
what had already passed. The sky was bright and
clear this morning, although every thoroughiare
was
BLOCKED WITH SNOW.
The snow storm appears TO have extended
over large extent OF the country Trains
irving here last night and this morning
nearly all the roads were more less delayed, but
no serious inconvenience has resulted. To-day the
weather Is clear and bright
The New York herald., 1872-12-21
SNOW and Rain I'm Boston.

BOSTON, Dec 90 1S72
Three inches OF snow fell here after midnight,
but it is showing heavily this morning.
The New York herald., 1872-12-21
WEATHER REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. 2l-l A. NJ.
IrObGbilitis

ITiOOUOUItiPS.
For the New England and Middle States fresh and
occasionally brisk nOrtherly to westerly Winds clear
and clearing weather and falling temperature. For
the South Atlantic States northcasterly to north
westerly winds and clearing but partly cloudy
weather, with lower temperature. For the Gulf
States, Tennessee and Kentucky, northeasterly to
nOrthwesterly winds and clear weather. with low
temperature. From the Ohio Valley and Missouri
Lake Erie and Upper Lakes northerly to
westerly winds and generally clear and cold
weather.
The Weather In this City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
PHARMACY. HERALD Bnilding
The New York herald., 1872-12-21

Average temperature yesterday. ............. 36l
Average temperature for corresponding date
The New York herald., 1872-12-21
Three Inches on snow in sd. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 20, 1872.
The snow storm Of yesterday ceased last night.
About three inches OF snow fell. The weather to
day was clear and cold.
The New York herald., 1872-12-21

sixteen Degrees Below Zero I'm Kansas.
LAWRENCE, Dec 20, 1872
The mercury this morning was eighteen degrees
below zero, which was the lowest for the past five
years.
The New York herald., 1872-12-21

Boards 'Narcissus'' is squirrel complacently re-
gardng its image In the water. The management
noticeable because nine artists out ten fail in at
tempts OF this character
JULIAN SCOTT.
sThe Battle OF Cedar Creek' is very large paint
ing, twenty feet by ten, which will almost mOnOp-
olize Mr. Scotts attention during the Winter. The
original study Is comparatively insignificant.
Scott, the large painting had not yet been trans
ferred to that artists new studio and, consequent
ly, was not visible. II will be one OF the largest
pictures OF the kind ever painted in this country
and its historical interest will enhance the perth
nency OF public curiosity in regard to t.. The only
other picture upon which Mr.. Scott will probably
labor much during the next few months Is Ear
ragut at Port Hudson" in process OF completion,
for one OF the Farragut family. IL Will presently
he transferred rom West Point where II is now.
II represents Admiral Farragut on the poop.deck
OF the Hartford teaching his son how to tie tour
niquet. Not having yet seen the work, 1t Is impos
sibe to announce Its merits.
has, unfortunately, been something OF an invalid
Tor the past two years, ana therefore, mas not as
many studies on hand as the admirers OF his 'Bui.
MiO Hunt sPrairie on Fire" and "Prairle Dogs"
could wish. In fact, only one picture, and that q
small one, is occupying his brush at present II
represents four deer, and is named scene IN the
Autumn Woods" 1t is graceful and Spirited and
the tlmtd expressions OF all the animals and the
startled appearance OF one, are very clever and
much at home as when delineating life on the prai
ries. He has made these O peculiar and enthusi.
astic study, and Indicated them upon canvas with
vivid fidelity to which 1t is not easy TO give too
much praise. The swells and undulations, as soft
and melting as though they were the literal breasts
OF nature In his cheTdGupre OF 'rhe Prairie Dogs
tuality with which they suDside into each other.
But since none OF the pictures except the work
representing the four deer, now In hand, are new,
IL ~ needless To llngcr over them here
j. M'ENTEE.
The latest work In which Mr, McEntec has ex.
pressed himself 10 termed Looking Out TO Sea-"
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

The originator Of this wonderful medicine
claims ta have discovered and combined ~
harn.os,g more Of Natures mast sorere'gn "ted'
raf pr,,t,srtie. than was ever before combined ~
one medicine. The evidence of this fact rs
found in the variety OF most obstinate diseases
which il has breu found to conquer. In the
cure of Bronchifi& SereFe Coughs, aud the carry
stages of UHHsan,j,tioR, 1t has astohlShea tbe
medical faculty, aud hundreds OF tie best phy-
sicians pronounce it the greatest medte"t "'%-
corers of the age. While il cures the sefefest
Coughs, it siren gthens the system aud pnFiheS
the blood. by its great and ihofo"Jh ef"""
purifyfng properties il cures all H"mors from the
worst scrofniu to n common Bi0tch PtmPte or
Eruption. Mercurial Diseases, Mineral poisons,
SyphiIilic and Venerial Diseases, and their ef-
f.cts are eraiicated and vigorous hea'h and q
sound constifafiou established. Ery*'pefas. Sdh
Rhsnn, Scaid Heud. Fcrcr .Seres, Sc"fy az
Rough SKIN, in short all the numerous diseases
caused by bad blood, are conquerel by ih's
powerful, purifying and invig"rating medaeihe
For 'Licer Comp ptaint" Riiions Di+orders ana
Habitaal Cansf'pation, il has prodncea nun
dreds of perfect aud permanent cures "here
other medicine had failed.
The proprietor offers 500 reward for medi-
cine that will equal ii in the cure of the diseases
for which it is recommended. Beware Of com
Jeits aud tnorfhiess imitation. See that my Gov
ernment Stamp, which is a posiGee guarantee 2,
Jennineness, is upon tbe outside wrapper. Ih''
medicine is Sold by Druggists al one dollar PEI
bottte. Prepared by Il. v. PIERCE NJ d., sol'
Proprietor, at bis chemical Laboratory, Id
Seneca street, Buffalo, N. !. June 3d,ia-am.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
1900 W orms Expelled.

After : years "f sHfcria.. pain aud debility
and ,I"cfofing Ear many Complaints. how prov
Ell that did not have and taking different kinds
If tncdirinc frnta MANY eminent physicians.
gave up in arspair. thjuktng II was no use I"
.iFcneh u1y p"or st"maeh any longer. ani that !
FAUST waste and waste away nuiu there wa
n"thug left of poor Eat bearing # the
ant"nishins cures of Dr. ]. T.. +. van Deh
Eergh has performed IN >" short time. effect
ing in iew laurs, aad my friends ad
vislng mc Ia make Que more eifnri, consulted
Itr. van ben Kergh, ard he tnd me my missr
ies we're caused hy worms aud he would oxrei
ihcm IN about five hours After takiug five
small powders, | $40 worms passed away fram
me- and / am happy Ia say | am better than
have been for n good whls. =. X. EYES.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of September, is1i.
j. MURPHY, J. =.