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The New York herald., 1872-10-20

The present meteorologic signs indicate that
we are entering upon the brief, but charming,
season of Indian Summer. During its continu-
ance, the beautiful idea Of the poet OF
Winter lingering in the lap of May
is usually transposed, and we have May smil-
ing in the embrace Of Winter. In the United
States this peculiar climatic phenomenon fire.
auently begins after the middle of October
and lasts several weeks. Its well-known char
acteristics-a calm, soft and hazy atmosphere,
red-tinted skies mild and genial temperature
and absence of heavy rains, dry fogs, smoky
and dust-laden air and the sun, shorn Of his
beams, rising and setting like ball of fire
are sometimes prolonged far into December.
This delicious season is found in our country
rs far north as Lake Superior. 1t Is more
marked and conspicuous in Kansas and Mis-
souri,, prevails in the Northwest and even
transfuses its exquisite loveliness and mellow
ness into the Canadas, but, strange to say, is
almost unknown in the Southern States.
The Indian Summer, although not confined
TO the United States, but frequently observed
in Central Europe, where it has long been
known under the tme-honored names of
est. johns and ''St. Martins" Summer,
has attracted but little attention from scien-
fists, and its philosophy has yet to be ex-
planned AS the pole of the earth in either
hemisphere is turned away from the sun after
the Autumnal equinox the solar influence
daily decreases, and the area of polar refriger-
alton, with an overwhelming periphery, makes
itself felt in the high attitudes. The immense
liberation of latent heat which now occurs
during the formation OF new ice, and the con-
densation of vast quantities Of vapor trans
ported northward by ''the winds of Summer
will probably explain the phenomenal interval
of fine and comparatively warm weather so
grateful to everybody. The singular facts that
the Indian Summer is peculiar in both hemi-
spheres to the middle and higher latitudes,
and that in this country it is most marked and
lovely in the far Northwest, appear to estab-
lish the correctness Of the above view.
According to the latest weather reports from
the Signal Bureau we may look forward to the
enjoyment of this great climatic boon, which
during its continuance makes New York more
attractive and enjoyable than at any other
season.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ITEMS.

The lease OF the Trmbc Opera House. Albany for eight
years yese rday awarded 70 Heron Richardson Tor
81 40.
John Garry and Thomas Finn were yesterday SEN
fenced In Boston 10 eight each IN the state Prison
for assault and robbery IN the street
pile Of lumber on Gale Woods wharf In East Cam
and breaking one OF Mr. tales legs
Richard Hickey wen known butcher and stock
dealer OF Chicago, while going to the stockyards In
buggy yesterday suddenly, fell dead lie was apparently
In good health.
The Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers was IN ex
resolution adopted avorng the abolishment Of all
Sunday trains and committee appointed TO confer
with the railroad officials throughout the country on the
subject clause 70 be inserted ia the act Of ncorpora
on providing the expulsion OF engineer addicted
10 the use OF ntoxcscaung liquors was also adopted
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religious as well as other daily and weekly
papers, foreign and domestic.
The Eecman's Journal (Catholic) still ham
kers after Duncan for Mayor, but is compelled
to yield to the force of circumstances and take
what it has not the power, if it has the inci-
nation to reject
Our Hebrew contemporaries have generally
holiday this week.
1t is a noticeable fact that all the religious
press this week, without distinction of sect or
partisan bias, have touching eulogies upon the
late and lamented William H. Seward
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Importsnt Trade Mark Decision.
SUPREME COURT.
HUDSON q. WOLFE TT AL, Fiaanun'


UDoLpHO WOLFE CO.. Defendans
s a sye e Gin so hs by
sHUDsoN o. woLFR's BELL scHNAPPs"
The defendant claimed this to infringement Of IT,
rs a The The s,s a q s sss
GdophS %o'ss s M Asonsasp aapsas pscseS.n m * schnspps
throughout the country Whish IN many Instances, IN
ihe pisntias y More, their attorney cemmenesss
sa ssns sd on he e a the Of ins
Was fully PRESENTED Judge Gilbert granted the iningc
,nent and deiendanrs nersrence with their business
A. the september Special FERN the cause was trieS
before Judge Pratt who filed his decision on the iits
Hudson O Wolfe ct al, plaintiffs.
David u Burke and others, comprising Udolpho Wolfe
Defendants are so of Gaorho Wolfe who in
saf 2 Sn sHae' 'Aa
@ ap sls sa q m sn principal s g
be decided here y whether the plaintiffs by such sale
II Is not enined at the labels and dress used by de-
nary care be misled, and defendants counsel very
properly conceded that no such similarity existed as TO-
tins business now carried on. on 'e,~.o
right TO the word sehnapps asapped to such an
On this clam dsigndangs case must stand o. sa The
ueen held that he person % Who hrst brings INTO
guage aoregn word Is debarrcd by its previous use
In another tongue from acquiring an exclusive right "a
Rillett vs. Carlln ii Abb IN. 81 1856
McAndrews Bassctt 10 Jurist, 565.
eea S o a
the name of alcoholic liquor and claim that prior
TO StS the word had become portion OF our language,
and was in familiar Use as such a nanie
On the question OF fact the plaints nave introduced
several dictionaries and have produced witnesses wno
testify TO that effect construe their testimony They
have also brought to my attention two popular noVes
by Captain Marrya prior 10 1873 IN which the
sSchnapps,n 'Schiedam,n bottle of Schnapps"
bottle Schiedamn found in constant use in de-
scribng alcoholic beverage.
TO 43 the word Schnnpps had become portion OF our
language and used TO denote either gin or
class Of articles, OF which gin Is one.
several times decided. In Wolfe versus
Gouard is How Pr Rep 49, IL was held that no person
acquire right to the exclusive use or words AZ
acceptaton they designate the same similar article;
In Eltridge Wells, l3 How Pr Rep 355 1t is held
that name cannot iightuly be used as mark whera
II has become by adoption and use the proper appea-
| ton Of the article offered for sale.
In Mcsserole Tynberg 36 How Pr Rep. H. the doc
trne Is recognized that where term Is previously in
| use for such purpose will be denied.
The OF the rule Ia obvious--the language mgM
otherwise be impoverished, and the community be
| posed TO inconvenience, without any corresponding
| benefit
II follows from views that the plaintiffs must have
Judgment in their favor.
ence to ascertain the damages, II any above nominal
have accrued reserved until the settlement of tho
findings OF fact which may be heard upon two days'
notice. -
For rlan'''' u ". NokHE 3 HHEEDER and
G. G. REYNOLDS
| For Defendants, MONELL ZEGLIO
| W. BRIITON and
| Il. 4. GERRY.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct. 10, 1872.
Lieutenant A. A. Boyd has been detached from
the Npsic and placed on sick leavc Assistant Pay
master George E. Bougham, detached from the Nor
folk Navy Yard and ordered to the receiving ship
New Hampshire; Passed Assistant Paymaster Lu-
cius D. Hurd, detached from the Philadelphia Navy
Yard and granted four months leave; First Assist
ant Engineer James H. Chasmar, detached from the
Portsmouth Navy Yard and placed on waiting
orders Second Assistant Engineer Theophilus Cook
ordered to the naval station at League Island !:
Second Assistant Engineer James A. Deaver
ordered to the Portsmouth Navy Yard.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Steamship Disas astes ON the Coast OF Peru-
Bloody Riot I'm Chile.
AsPINwALL, Oct. 8, 1872
The steamer Miagro went ashore on the coast,
and after having got or sunk. All hands were
saved.
new line OF steamships from Valparaiso to
Europe is to be started, dying the Chilean nag.
riot took place at Santiago between the
artillerymen and police. One person was killed
and many wounded. The ringleaders were ar
rested.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

A Plot 20 Overthrow the Government OF
Costa Rica-Various News.
AsPISwALL. Oct. 8, 1872
NICARAGUA.
The attitude OF Costa Rca towards Nicaragua on
the boundary question is not considered concii-
atory.
COSTA RICA.
plot to overthrow Guardia's government during
his absence was discovered and defeated by Pinto,
the acting President The chief OF the plot is said
TO be valdevar, an ex-Minister OF Duenas and o
refugee from Salvador. He has been expelled from
the country.
PANAMA.
The new President of Panama was inaugurated
on the lst inst
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THE TROY STEAMBOAT ooMPANY's AFFAIRS,

meeting OF the creditors OF the New York and
Troy Steamboat Company was held at room IA,
No Nassau street, yesterday noon, when q
proposition OF Mrs. Captain Hancox was received
and discussed agreeing TO pay sixty cents on the
dollar for all claims, thirty per cent In clear cash
and the rest In notes secured by real estate In
New Jersey. A committee consisting OF Messrs.
Hart West and John A. G. Gray all large creditors,
was appointed to investigate titles and values OF
the real estate the individual responsibility OF the
stockholders OF the company and as to the ex-
lstence OF additional asscts-tlie committee to re-
port u ten days.
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OHIvALRY AGAIN.

Two Georgia Enthusiasts Meet I'm Mortal
Combat-Onc Of the COmbatants scri-
ously Wounded.
ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 10, 1872.
j. II. Townsend and Houston T. Force, two young
men, fought duel last evening in this place with
double barrelled guns charged with buckshot; dis
tance forty PAGES. Townsend was seriously
wounded on the first fire. Both parties belong TO
most respectable families OF this city.
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SERIOUS FIRE AT sANDUsKY, OHIO

CLEVELAND, Oct 10, 1872
A fire broke out about ten O'Clock last night at
Sandusky Ohio, in the dry room attached to the
woolmarth Handle Works. The building and all
the stock and machinery were entirely destroyed.
The flames extended west to the lumber yard or
Lea & Mass, but were soon extinguished, and also
destroying about $500, 900 feet Of lumber. The loss
on the Handle Works Is about $4,000; insured for
$4,000. Lea Mass loss IS about 81, 1000; fully in
sured. Gilcher Co.'s loss Is about $50, 600; in
surance $4,000 About one hundred men are
thrown out OF employment.
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rs FATHER BURKE A NORMAN7
OCTOBER 10, 1872.

OCTOBER -, 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
AS Mr.. Froude IN his lecture last evening said
that Father Burke is Of the ''very purest Norman
Descent" some OF your readers anxious TO know
show pure is that" as every one Of his relatives
are OF the "very purest Irish"
The historian possibly inferred that as his name
Is Burke he must, therefore, be ''pure Norman"
If the materials or Mr. Froudes history are COM
posed OF such data, they need revsing-er uno
disce O,n,tes GALWAY MAN.
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MERCHANTS RAIDING ON THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT,

CHICAGO ILL.,, Oct. 10, 1872
It is reported that movement has been started
among the merchants and business men Of various
Western cities to send delegations to Washington
to urge upon the Secretary OF the Treasury the
proprlety Of reissung the forty millions OF green
backs recently Withdrawn from circulation. In
held to-day, at which there were some seven or
eight business men. The discussion OF the subject
drew out decided opposition to the project from
two or three OF those present, and 1t was finally
decided to call public meeting for Monday next
to further consider the matter.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
YACHTING NOTES.

The following passed the HERALD telegraph sta.
tion at Whitestone yesterday
Steam yacht Sunshine, from New York. bound
eastward
Yacht Dudley, Mr.. Williams, from New York for
Greenwich.
The recent match race between the sloop yachts
Mary O. Campbell anu Cruiser was won by the
former by five minutes and five seconds The dis
tance-neary twenty miles-was made by the
Mary G. Campbell in Oh. Ann. ASS.
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INCREASE OF SMALLPOX IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, OCL. ~, loI2
OF the 1863 deaths in Boston this week, 2s we're
from smallpox, an increase OF by the latter dis
case over the previous week.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THK CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20-1 A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20-1 A. M.
Synopsis JOr the Past Ttoentv.fo,v Hours
Clearing and clear weather, with n0rtherly
winds and rising barometer, has continued over
the Lower Lakes, and thence over New England
and the Middle States; norIherly northerly to
easterly winds and high pressures prevail in the
South Atlantic and Gulf States, with generally
clear weather; In the Northwest and thence to
Indiana and Michigan falling barometer partly
cloudy weather and southerly to easterly winds.
Probabilities.
On the Lower Lakes and over New England and
the Middle States generally clear and warmer wea
ther, with northery winds veerng TO s0utherly
and eastery; in the South Atlantic and Gulf States
light northery to eastery winds and calms with
generally clear weather; in the Northwest, and
extending eastward over the Upper Lakes south
erly to westerly Winds cloudy weather and Occa-
siona rain; from Southern Iowa to the Lower Ohio
Valley partly cloudy weather and southerly winds,
with possibly light rain.
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A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. TO- 1872.
John Hook, an empoye OF the Northern Central
Railroad, in this city, was caught in the betting in
the workshop. this morning. and instantly killed.
His right arm was broken in several places, his
neck dislocated, both legs broken several times
and number OF his ribs broken. His body made
about twenty revolutions before the machinery
W.
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FRANCE.
Senator Summers Sentiment Respecting Sincere
Religion.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Oct 10, 1872
Mr.. Charles Sumner visited NJ. Leon Gambetta
yesterday. During the conversation between them
Mr.. Summer expressed the warmest sympathy for
the French republic, but regretted the want of a
sincere religion in France. M Gambetta was
deeply Impressed by the eloquence Of Mr.. Sumner.
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locks with color and do receive of ad
miring glanccs from our dear lady friends account
thereof should allow the deuson to continue its in
gratiating effect not constrained, In justice to
Or: !. o'BRIEN to admit that his REsTORER
AMERICA Is the fertiliZing promoter OF present
uxuriant cheveure, and TO alone indebted for
its splendid dark brown color instead of the sparse and
frosty yore. .iiEditor OF the Peoples Monthly
Prepared by DR.. j. oBRIEN. Depot 2O2 East Thrift
eth street
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Oct. 10, 1872
The members of the Cortes have cast Parlia-
mentary vote In favor OF considering resolution
offered by Senora Becarra, providing for the abol
tiOn Of capital punishment for political offences.
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OBITUARY.
Rev. A. e. Il. Cnse.

Rev. A. G.. Il. Cnse.
Rev. A. G. Y. Case, pastor OF the First Methodist
church, OF Elmra, N. Y, died at Clifton Springs, IN
this State, yesterday morning. He was carried OF
after brief attack OF severe Illness. Mr.. Case was
greatly esteemed by the heads of his Church and
the members Of an extensive congregation.
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ent towns have gone to New Trocha to build forts
and do military duty.
It Is believed that the cigar manufacturers win
be compelled at an early date to grant their opera
tlyes further increase OF saiary.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

A.-A.-The Mountain Can't Come to
MahoInet, but we all go to KNOX'S 212 Broadway
Fan style Of HATS. This Is bad for the ountain
but good
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

A.-Russian (Vapor) Marble Baths, rs
Fourth street most extensive, elegant popular and
In the United States
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Ordinary advertisements 81 a line each insertion.
Cuts and fancy displayed advertisements double rates
Itcm-In the news column prefxed by the word IAN
nouncementl-$3 a line each Insertion
Agate notices, Immediately preceding Marriages and
Deaths, S. line each insertion.
advertisement inserted for less than the cost Of TIVE
lines.
Terms cash In advance.
Address THE TRIBUNE New York.
TRIBuNE OFFICE, Oct III, lS72
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A.-A.-For Cleaning and Dycfng Go
to Z. LORDS office, 63O Broadway, Bleecker
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

Christodaro's Hcis. Dye.-This Splendid
Dye is the only tnat has been Analysed and
found harmless.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

A Black Walnut Bedroom Suit (Ten
pieces) marble tops, for $65, at WENTWORTH SONS
Rfvar
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

DIR. Filters Rh sumRttc Remcdy.-Rheu-
MATTSM, NEURALGIA, permanently eradicated from
the system. Advice gratis daily office "a John street,
Circulars Tree.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

Of easy proof the sewing machine has been greater
blessing TO the OF American people than n
vento the present century: Nothing else has done
10 much the lives and health of the wives and
mothers, the patient overworked women ut the land,
who, class needed relief from the burdens of
everyday life. Every father and husband fails In his
duty II he ncplects to endow his home with such =
triumph Of science as the WILSON UNDERFEED SEW
ING MACHINE 1t is the cheapest and best sewing ma
chine offered Salesroom at 7U1 broadway, Now
York, and In all other cities in the United States. Tho
company want agents In country towns.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
bankruptcy OF Watch Importer.

All Diseases OF tho Kidneys and Uri-
nary organs cured by JULIHNS HYDRASTIN CON-
POUND Depot Al Liberty street
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

A.-Gentlemen i'm Want OF a Light and
becoming dress HAT for Fall and Winter get one
from the manufacturer, ID. LEAHY, las Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

AngeIl's Turkish Baths, 81 Lexington
avenue nygorate and valizc before breakfast Appetite
and before dinner soothe and ranquilze beora
retiring Ladies' day and evening" gentlemen day and
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-our hours IN CON-
parison with the corresponding day Of last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts Pnar-
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

Fashion, Fat and Low Price, Ready
CLARKE 4 O'SULLIyAN, llt William street
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

lntey, BY outward application Rheumatism, Neuralgia
and all Nervous Diseases Personal attention given BY
fourth street. Sold by MckESsON ROBBINS, 9s Full
street
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y
Average temperature for corresponding date
lSst year -. oZ
average temperature l0r corresponding week
Average temperature for past week. 1927
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Died.
RocHE.-In this city, on Saturday, October 10,
MARY, relict Of Edward Roche, aged 80 years.
Notice OF funeral, &C., hereafter.
For other Deaths See Tenth Pace
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aOO Bashets HeidsIec,a Cha ampagne.-

Baskets damaged by water at <he late IRE, No WASH
ingon street bonded warehose) Wine perfectly sounu
quarts SIS 81 currency per oasket pnts ~ currency
Samples ~ my Restaurant. quarts, 81 20; pins 81
~. T. IOLrz, 10 aud Duane su70
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

Political and Business Banners and
Flags engraved Metal signs Lettering and Sign Paint
inp 1T HOJEk a GRyI.AMS, 81 Duane street y, \.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

Exercfsc-Lin Cure-Specinl Training
for inyalids Boxing running track Turkish hn+ &c,
at J. WOODS Gymnasium, Twenty-cighth street, near
Filth avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
SPAIN.

| Parliamentary Progress Towards Reform Of
4 the Criminal Law Code.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
MURDER IN BOSTON.

Free Use or steel ON tho Human Body at
the Hub-Two Horrible Cases OF Assas-
sinati0n Yesterday.
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pACTs FOR ADvERTIsERs.
CIRCULATION

A.-A.-A.
FACTS FOR ADVERTISERS
CIRCULATION
rIIK
NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
scribers 10 the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE in the
Htafns and Territnries;-
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The Pennies Fricnd.-It is Susceptibl

RoyaI Havana ulars and
information furnished. H. ohiEua, no. wan s'reet
poo oN,cel lox 1sf6
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A.-Ambers, OF All Sizes, Expressly Made
to order, at KALDENBERGS, No. John street, and
corner John and Nassau streets
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prices call DOEGAN. lU2 Nassau cOrncr OF Ann Sc
A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and 252 Broadway corner of Murray street
A.-Hernld Bra nch Office. Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to r. NJ;
On Sunday from to T. NJ.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

over 100000 worth Of WATCHES. During the past
week another lot Watches the stock Of bank
rp mporer has added TO the invoice consigned
the propricors the DOLLAR STORE, 657 Bf oadway,
with postye instructions the goods into money
as possible at almost any sacrifice These watches
Gold watches are offered $22 and upwards Silver
Watches for Sll and upwards. The propretors OF the
Dollar personally guarantee watch to be gold
or silver and warrant them to keep good time for one
year This Is rare opportunity TO obtain nrs Glass
watch price The proprietors OF the Dollar Store
have added to their stock this Fall superior line goods
al the uniform price OF ST. Many of these articles
be purchased elsewhere Tor less than 81 Is and 81.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

Lace Curtains-Bargain ains-Closing Out
fall Importation manuacturers prices. Several profit
saved.
MEYDECKER CO., $40 Broadway, opposite Eleventh 81
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

Parties Can Breakfast for 75 Cents Each
at DoNovAN'S Restaurant No. East Twelfth street.
from to IL A. NJ
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

Costiveness &C., are speedily removed by Dr. ID.
JAYNE'S SANAVIVE PILLS, O remedy mild and certain
in action and may be taken at any time without risk
from exposure.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

MOthcrs, Pity Your ChiIdrem by Hcs
eving them Immediately from Coughs, Colds, Whoop
Ing Cough Group any other Throat or Lung Disease.
by using CASES COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

A.-FOr q superb Dress Business Hat
to EsPENsCHEID. Mannfacturer, lls Nassau street
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

Hoarseness and Sore Throat Speedily
relieved by using KENDALL'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES.
Cergymen vocasts and singers find them to strengthen
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

A.-FOr o First Glass Hat at Popular
prices call on DOUGAN 102 Nassau, corner of Ann st.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

Light and Faded Furs Darkened by =
new process. Lining and altering.
WILLIAMS, 33f Fulton street Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

torture speedily relieved and positive cure IN every
case of Innanmatory Rheumatism, Gout, NouTasins
Sciaca &C. without iniments blisers or as IS
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

C0lored Firemcn ora Military Duty-In-
creased Paw 20 Cigar Makers.
HAVANA, Oct. 1S. !
Via KEY WEST, Fla, Oct. 10, ls7s.j
Detachmen,s Of oololed qremen rom the diGer..