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Revolutionary InSurgent Attacks on a
ROyaliSt Frigate of War.
The Harbor Of ferrol Blockaded BY the Kings
Navy-Rebsl Concentration at tho Ar
senal-Nilitary Operations Against the
Disturbed Centre-The Demon
strationists Demoralizing
TeLEeAms TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Oct IA, 1872
kilograms dated In Ferrol were received at the
Ministry OF War, In this city, at late hour last
night.
{ His Majesty's officers report in these dispatches
that the insurrectionists made two attacks on the
frgate Asturias yesterday, but in both instances
were speedily repulsed by the crew.
BLOCKADE OF THE REBEL NAVAL PRIZES.
, Three government vessels of war are bl0ckading
the entrance to the harbor OF Ferro and 1t is i'm
possible for any of the vessels captured by the
rebels to get out of port.
1SSUR0ENr CONCENTRATION IL THE DIsAFrEcTED
CENTRE.
The rebels continue to concentrate in force at the
Terrol arsenal
RoYALIsT ARMY OPERATIONS
Marshal Bregna Captain Geaeral OF the province
OF Corunna, has arrived at FerrOl with force OF
government troops.
DECENTRALIZATION OF THE DIsL0YALIsT5 IN FACE or
THE MILITARY.
Anarchy prevails In the insurgent band and IL is
believed that the insurrection will be overthrow
by the drst attack Of the government troops
ENDEAy0R TO ESCAPE, BUT PREVENTED BY THE
BAYoNET
Fifteen hundred insurrectionists who left Ferrol
Tor Jubis were intercepted by the royalist force
under Marshal Bregna and retreated to the town.
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vains arc entirely new. Of polished steel and are
models OF beauty and finish. The limmies with
which they pred open the door OF the cashiers
bedroom are Also highly polished, while the pistols
ana bowie knives with which they were armed
were also ueN The cashier demonstrated and
DELAYED THE rHrEvEs
fniy half an hour At the door OF tue vault pretend
ing in his trepdaton TO have forgotten the CON-
eination. but by threats Of torture and murder he
was dualiy forced to unlock the vault.
ON THE TRACK or THE ROBBERS.
It was ascertained during the morning that q
carriage. containing three men, had been driven
rapidly through C0hOes. at an early hour this morn
ing, and down the turnpike road leading to Albany
through the toll gate OF which tho vehicle was
rapidly driven at about four O'Clock the driver fail
ing TO pay the toll. This gate ia half mile north
OF the boundaries OF Albany, and here all traces OF
the carriage cease. At ten O'Clock two men took
ALBANY TOR NEW YORK,
but got out at Castleton some eight miles below
there. and, hiring carriage Tor Stuyvesant, they
proceeded there where hey took later New York
train. In the meantime the news OF She robbery
had reached Castieton and the station agent there,
suspecting something wrong on the part OF the
two sIispiciously acting men. he telegraphed to
Stuyvesant when he learned that the men had gone
on 70 New York by the cars. Another telegram to
Hudson overlook the rascals, and
r,iEY wERE ARRESTED
They refused TO give their names. but resident OF
Troy, Il IL said, who was in Hudson, recognized one
OF them as "Ret" Curley, notorious bank robber
and pisnner OF hurgiaries. The name OF the other
ts unknown. but he and the other seven are sup
posed 10 he New York thieves.
REWARD or TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
has been offered for the arrest OF the robbers The
bank will continue business As usual supply or
greenbacks from the Troy banks enabling it to meet
oil dcuada made thus far.
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w A S HIN CTO N.

WASHINGTON, Oct. u, 1872.
a Republican Campaign Committees
Work.
The New York Republican Association hss voted
that all the money In Its treasury be disbursed BY
the campaign committee in aid OF needy members
who desire to 60 home to vote. This committee is
rapidly closing up the campaign work, considering
that the State is safe, and that at all events every
thing has been done that could be done from here
to make 1t so Over 1000 900 documents, one tenth
OF the entire number issued by the Congressional
committee, have been sent into the State by the
campaign committee, very large number indi-
Vidually selected and addressed TO doubtful voters
whose names had been obtained through the large
correspondence maintained with every part OF the
STATE. Several other States were also canvassed
and supplied by the New York committee, at the
request of the General Committee, which had no
effective means Of doing the work.
Evangelizing Funerals-A Protest
Against Sunday Burials.
Picty has taken new turn in evangelical circles
In this city. The large number OF Masonic and be-
nevolent funeral professions on Sunday has dis
turbed the meditatons Of the four score or more Of
ministers more cnectualy than the music OF the
beer garden has the congregation of the Seventh
street Methodist Episcopal Church in New York, as
the following resolution adopted at meeting OF
to-day will shows
Z Whereas the burial of the dead upon the Lords
day should be avoided, except in cases of extreme
necessity, for the following reasons, namely
FfTSf-Bccause 1t involves unnecessary work on
that day by undertakers livery stable men, hack
men and horses, the superintendents OF cemeteries
and their assistants, In violation OF the letter and
spirit OF the fourth commandment, SIN IL thou
shalt not dO any work, thou nor thy son, nor thy
daughter thy man servant, nor thy maid servant,
nor thy cattle, nor the stranger that Is within thy
gate"
Second-Because it prevents such persons from
attending divine service.
Th,rd--Because 1t seriously interferes with the
duties OF ministers on the most important and
lab0rtOus day OF the week.
FOuuth-Because bands OF music playing the
are often employed, attracting crowds into the
streets and disturbing public worship; therefore,
Resoed That earnestly against these abuses
and request the members OF congregations and the
lords day for the burial Of hsr dead and to avoid the
hours Of public service and the employment OF bands of
music.
The Mexican Cow THIEF Commission.
Ess Robb and Savage, OF the Texas Border Com.
mission, had brief interview with the President
veloped. They also visited the State Department,
but did not see the Secretary.
Colonel Robb left tonight for Chicago The other
commissioners leave washington very shortly, and
will return during the latter part Of November with
their report prepared for the action OF the Prcs.
dent.
The Departmental Reports.
The government ofices being closed to the public
to-day most Of the chiefs Of bureaus took ad-
vantage or the unwonted relief from current bust.
ness to advance the preparation CT their annual
reports for the press
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INDIANA.
Hendricks' Majority-Ncarly the Whole
or the Republican state Ticket

Hendricks' Majority-Ncariy the Whole
or the Republican State Ticket
Elected.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. IA, 1872.
The Official vote or seventy counties
received at the Office OF the Secretary OF State with
semi-Offical returns from the other eighteen coun
ties, give T. A. Hendricks (democraD for Governor
S94 majority; Leonidas Sexton republ
cam for Lieutenant Governor, 1873 majority;
". w. Curry rep) for Secretary OF State, 1,163 J.
A. Wiedmar (rep), for Auditor, 1,224 majority; ].
D. Glover rept, for Treasurer, 1,52o majority; G.
L. Orth rep, Tor Congress at large, ,147 majority;
William Williams rep), for Congress at large, 1474
majority. The balance OF the State ticket, except
superintendent of Public Instruction, Is republi-
can For the latter Office Milton u. Hopkins dem.)
is elected.
The Legislature, from the Official returns, will
stand ffty-iour republicans TO forty-six democrats
twenty-three democrats In the Senate.
The official vote Of the Ninth Congressional dis
trict elects Men over Shanks republican, by twen-
ty-eight votes but in one township in Adams
county-Shanks' Observation-Disclosures republican
votes were thrown out on account OF the words
"Republican Ticket" being printed at the head OF
the ticket If these votes are allowed Shanks will
be elected by nineteen votes
Both parties are preparing to renew the contest
for the Presidential election.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The ORicfal Returns from Luzerne
County-Shoemaker Reelected to Con-
gross from the Twelfth District.
SCRANTON, Oct IA, 1872.
The Official returns OF the vote in Luzerne county
show IA 433 for Buckalew and 1884 for Hartranlt
Shoemaker republican, is elected to Congress from
the Twelfth district by 6ss majority.
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THU ARCHBISHOP on BALTIMORE.
Arrangements for a Proyin-
ciaI Council.
The Primate on Liberty Of Con.
science.

BALrfxoRS. Oct. II, 1sv2
The Archbishop of New York ana all the su1ras
gan bishops OF the province OF Batimore attend
ing the ceremony OF the installation of Archbishop
bayiey yet remain here, and were In conference
this morning at the Archiepiscopai residence for
several hours on important matters pertaining to
the interests OF the province. 1t is understoo&
that provincial council viii be convened early ,s
the administration OF the new Archbishop Th,
interests OF the colored people OF tile Atiantls
States ana tho important subject or secular edu0a-
ton will be prominent topics OF consideration.
The last Provincial Council was held three years
ago,
AT THE BANQUET
given In honor or The new Archbishop at the Arci-
episcopal residence yesterday, in response TO seu
timent offered by Archbishop McC'oskcy. or New
York. that long life. health. prosperity and happt.
ness, with Gods blessing, might attend the Metro
pOlitan OF the first provincial see OF the United
states, Archbishop Bayey rose and said that
while 1t was against his personal wish that he had
been appointed to preside over the archdiocese of
Baltimore, the bishops and clergy OF the province
should not understand that lie came among
them unwingly. This remark Was rs-
ceiyed with applause. Then, rising to his
full height, the Archbishop said that he was glad to
be among the right reverend and reverend clergy
OF an archdiocese which bore noble Catholic pat
IOuyHltC, He HHu III HIS UiScOuT3o tnht uhy
to the fact that he was as good a Marylander A.
any OF his nOck He had always admired tho
heroic spirit OF Lord Baltimore and believed In per-
petuating II. lie
NEVER DID BELIEVE IN OPPOSING LIBERTY or con-
SCIENCE
and was an earnest advocate OF its fullest exercise.
At this point Archbishop Bayley looked toward
Archbishop McCloskey, who was sitting his right.
and paused as II awaiting his approving smile.
Every eye was fxed upon him and many OF tho
clergy with upfted hands, stood ready to applaud
the sentiment, but the Archbishop OF New York.
with rigid face, sat unmoved and gave
NO MANIFESTATION or APPROVAL.
Archbishop Bayley however, reiterated the sen
timent. He concluded by remarking that he sup
posed he had been appointed to his present tm-
portant trust because, among other reasons, hs
was known to be unalterably opposed to the
terialistc spirit Of the age, which was utterly
antag0nistic to all the principles OF religion and
because, further, he known to be an tnyeterata
enemy OF the great evil of intemperance.
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DARING HOTEL ROBBERY.

$4,000 Worth OF sample Watches
stolen from q Hotel I'm Chicago.
CHICAGO, H., Oct. IA, 1872.
The heaviest robbery that has occurred In this
city for number OF years was perpetrated soma
time between one and six O'Clock on Saturday
morning last, at the Hess House, on Third avenue.
Two sample trunks. filed with watches, valued a
$4,000, belonging to Elchberg Co., oil New York.
were taken from the Office OF the hotel.
where they had been left by M. NJ Strauss tho
travelling agent for that firm. The robbery was
discovered on Saturday morning. but was kept
QuIet, Detectives are at work on the case
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PROBABLE MURDER IN THE THIRD WARD.

Last night some citizens fonnd Edward Bender
lon, . vagrant, bleeding from dangerous wound
on the head III Washington street, and took him to
the Twenty-seventh precinct station house,
when he stated that about nine O'Clock
he got into dlfnculty abeut the
payment OF some liquor with an unknown indiyl.
dual In saloon and was struck oil the head with
an axe. Bendcrlon could not remember when the
fracas occurred and was sent 70 tie Park Hospital
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GERMANY.
Prince 8ismarck's Condition Of Health Probable
Duration Of His Official Recess
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Oct. a. 1872.
The North German Gazette gives authoritative de.
ntal to current report that Prince Bsmarcks
health was 30 bad that his leave OF absence had been
extended three months The Gazette states that the
physicians Of the Prince do not regard his illness
as at all serious, or as likely to render prolonga.
tion Of his residence abroad from the capital be.
yond the appointed time necessary.
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ANOTHER JAR,H0OK CUTBAGE.

The colored order OF Odd Fellows paraGed last
evening, and while passing ato1g West Houston
street was ovcraken by an avenue car, the driver
OF which. william Edwards, endeavored to run over
ve processionists, one ol whom, Horace Brown,
OF No. " Mercer street, caught hold or
one OF the horses bride and rcmon.
strated with Edwards, who, picking mp car-hook,,
Knocked Brown down and inflicted dangerors
wound on his head. Edwards was arrested and
locked up at the Eighth ward station house, and
brown was seat TO ReYeyue uosptak :
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Trying to Bribe an Election Judge.

LANCASTER, Pa, OCT. II, 1917.
Complaint was made to-day before Alderman
Arnweg by Reinhardt Reiner, election Judge or the
Eighth ward OF Lancaster, against DR.. II. f.
Muhlenberg, United States Collector OF Internal
Revenue, for Offering said election Judge $500 II he
would STUFF the ballot box to reduce BucSaew's
majority TO 100 in said ward. warrant was Is
sued for tho arrest OF Muhenberg.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
Four Men Killed on the Central Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Il, 1917.
An East bound passenger train on the Central
Pacific Railroad ran OF the track near Trucxee last
night and wrecked the baggage and mail car. The
conductor, D. S. Marshall, the mail agent and an
unknown man we're instantly killed. The CHIEF
brakeman, named Miner had his leg smashed ana
passengers are reported to be Injured. special
train has been despatched from sacramento to the
scene OF the accident.
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

PEExsKiLL. N. Y, Oct. "a, 1872.
James w. Hustled was nominated by acclamation
today, at republican convention Of the Third AS
semby district OF Westchester county, at Croton
Dam. The Convention was large and enthusiastic
resolution was adopted endorsing the course OF
Mr.. Hustled in the Legislature for the last our
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A Man Killed NJ Lewiston.

A locomotive ran into an omnibus at Lewiston
Bridge on Saturday evening, killing the driver and
injuring seven passengers, including David 4.
Robinson, Cashier OF the Miff'in County Bank The
Injuries oi the latter are not serious.
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LOUISIANA POLITICS.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct H. 1872
The democrats and liberals have fused on parish
and city officers with L. A. Weltz for Mayor.
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STRIKING AT THE ROOT.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. IA, 1872.
Stilman Foreman, owner or the building which
fell last Friday, was arrested to-day on the charge
OF the murder OF the Nolte family and held In de-
fault OF IS 600 bail. The Coroners inquest on the
bodies OF the victims will be resumed Tomorrow.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS IN MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Oct. Ia, 1872.
The democrats OF the Third district this city,
have nominated Mr.. William II. Stone for Congress.
IL is stated on good authority that Mr.. william NJ.
Grosvenor will decline the nomination OF the
liberals and democrats OF the first dstrie+
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ENGLAND.
Steamship Traffic to Texas.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct II, 1872.
TRADE AND TRAVEL TO TEXAS
The San Jacinto. the pioneer steamship OF a line
so be established between Galveston ana Liverpool
was launched on Saturday.
The San Antonio, another vessel for this line. is
nearly completed.
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A.-Royal Havana LOttery.-Prices Roe
duced: J: B. MARTINEZ co, Bankers, 10 Wall strao
box 4,635 Post Office, New York.
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ARKANSAS ILIAD.
encc which Is No Peace.

WASHINGTON, Oct IA, 1872.
Information has been received here that the
troubles In Pope county, Arkansas, have been
amcaby settled the obnoxious county officials
county again.
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YACHTING NOTE.

The English steam yacht Eothen, from London,
by way Of Halifax, on pleasure trip, arrived at
Boston yesterday,
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Burnott's Miniature TOtlets.-Eleg gal re
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES. containing q completes
Toilet Appendsge admirably adapted to the Toilet Table
and travellers portmanteau ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. Wholesale by druggists sundry men every
wha
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Grant and Greeley Campaign shirt~
S9a and 500 Grand street. New York City -
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Electro-Magnctic Tree tment, by DIR.
one Interview guaranteed, " 80 80 -
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ARare Chance.-For sale Chen

assortment of second hand Grand Square and Upright
Pianos of SeinwaY sons make; also a number from
other first class manufacturers instrument in
feet order. STEINWAY a SONS
Seinway Hall.
lOQ and LII East Fourteenth atrect New York
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Golden Hair.-Any Co iored Hair Turned
TO a beautiful golden by BA RKEp's AURopa JTv
Broadway, near Thirty fourth ,trset ' '-''
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner of Murray street.
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The War Resume ed.

The War RCsumed.
LITTLE Rock, Ark Oct. Ia, 1872
Fresh troubles are reported to have broken out
In Pope county just as settlement OF recent dinl-
entities was looked for.
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"Prematwre Dec Itue,'' q Medical Trace
ov Doctor AAfsfoS, ' 3 East sixteenth street Nailed
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A.-For superb Dress Business Hat
60 to ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
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On Maria ge-Hag py Relief for Young
ASSOCIATION, Philadelp' ma Pa 0
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X. A. Lewfs-N kw Photogra phic studio.
20 htoadway corner kNineteenth seet old stand 100
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Tne Histoi y OF q Great Enterprise. .-,In
~ ne cr.snh' corpOrators the WILSON SEWING
M " Nu EPANY embarked in the maEuiacture ~
sewing Ms:h AMI from that time to the present their
e Energy aro capital bave been employed IN
suenuns lleg efforts Il being their constant aim to
Shuttle or Lock itch Machine that should na
P handle, durable steel and iron could make Ir
Nine ~ emitted capacity. uncxcelled BY any other
feShruiessNf name price, and wltha con0uc
c ~ lcs VIDA tho reach Of all classes people and
her sicrts IN the production Of the
Sn.bs which combine ali the elegance simplicity.
SH.sniy and strength possible any sewing hina
s 70 and they are the nrs, and only frs class mode
~ ppp maShlneS put IN the market salesroom at
Ynn,yAtway. New York and In All other cities IN ho
towyIs - 'F~"' "' "ee~ - s
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Whe Mountain Can't Come to Mnhomess
Eut can all 20 to KNOWS 2i2 Broadway tos our fa
style OF HATS This bad or the mountain, WI lorsuuatA
fer ~
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Tho Boilers from the Regular Republic
can Party Kissed Out or Columbia
Reuben TOmItmson nnd Senator Sawyer
Suddenly Leave the City.
COLUMBIA, $. c., Oct. IA, 1872.
All the speakers and the regular Executive Com
mittce being absent from this city speaking at
various places in the state, the bolters' branch OF
the republican party sprung a meeting here.
Drums were beaten by negroes, who soon collected
a crowd OF two three hundred in a street. nearly
all negroes Reuben TOmlinson, the boilers candi
date for Governor, undertook to speak rst, but
hootcd of the stand all kinds Of vile epithets being
United States Senator F. A. Sawyer then attempted
to address the meeting, and Jared even worse
disgust. District Attorney COrbn used great en-
deavors TO gain an audience, but the negroes would
not listen ana determined that no speeches should
be made. All felt a relief that no more serious
consequences followed. The boilers named left In
the first train Tor Charleston this afternoon,
Political excitement runs pretty high Just now
the election being on Wednesday. The boilers
have, put Ben Perry, Provisional Governor under
Congress for the Fourth district. upon their ticket
80 as to get the democratic vote. A prominent
secure the election or Louis h Johnson as Con. ~
gressman at large. Johnson was formerly United
States Marshal in this State and Is son OF Reyerdy
Johnson. Ills chances are slim he goes with the
boiling movement.
The Intricacies and InvoI.tIons or
state Politics-A Prominent Politician
Jailed-What Is Said Of the Case.
COLUMBIA, Oct. IA, 1872.
Captain Henry O. Carter, who undertook by
forged papers OF q political character purporting
to come from President Grant and Secretary OF the
Treasury Richardson to run the political machine,
and who was jailed on the 3d inst. on a charge or
forgery, was brought before Judge Melton on a
writ Of habeas corpus tonight.
The case was eaborately argued. 1t being
tended that although false the papers were not
innate fOrgeries. The Judge reserved his
opinion till tomorrow, when Carter will either be
fully discharged or bailed most likely the latter.
This case has much political significance and the
Moses party would care little to have Carter run
ming about very many days before the State elec-
tl0n, which occurs on Wednesday. II is generally
conceded by all that the scheme was to get Moses
to Charleston, give YIN the forged letters and then
Jail him for publishing them IL would have ruined
his prospects for Governor. 1t Is limited quite
openly that prominent political enemies arranged
the plan. II so, they have deserted their tool since
he has been in ja.
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LEA A PERRIN's,

WORCESTERSHIRE SAUITt.
BUYERS Of this Sauce cautioned as old the plmer
counterteits and limitations offered or sale ioHN
pUNCAN's SONS, New York. Agents Tor the Uniteds
States -
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Coughs and Colds Arc Ofss IN Owe rioOked.
continuance any length OF TIM causes irritation "a
the lungs or some chronic throRs disease HBROWNiJ
BRONCHIAL TRoCHES" are an - ectaI oougi, re enedv
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avenue invgorate and vallze before breakfast appetze
and refresh before dinner soote and tranqze before
retiring. Ladies' day and evening" gentlemen, day aud
night
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The Histoi " or . Great Enterprisc.-In

noyni s.a,,i HAvm' Isss ~ Lottery.-PrIIes Cashed
neu lLoun % Isen urnishel highest rates paid o
spanish BANK blip TAYLOR 4 co, Bankers 10 wallsL
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A.-IIernld Branc once. BROOKLYN,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from s A. NJ to T.. NJ;
On sunday from 5 to L. NJ
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40 Get a1d OF Fever and Ague, Inter
mitsnt Or Remittcnt Fever, Or. tAfNEs AiLl
MiaIuRk, standard remedy, acting quickly ana curing
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Coverings for the Feet--Au the Di6eraf
ent kinds ladies' misses and Oh SAreg IRoNCLADS.
a heavy, strong shoe, for boys
CANTRELL 2fl Fourth avenue abov Nineteenth st.
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A.-FOr a First Glass Hat mt POpulaR 2
prices cali on DOUGAN l02 Nassau corner OF Ann st.
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A,-Master Your Cough At OEsce with
HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR Every
affection Of the lungs chest or throat tending g,
this wonderful vegetable pumonc. CRIfTEI TONS No.
sixth avenue Sold by all druggists
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure In ope ninuta