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ally control them The testimony a. our
bs-f ctixsns, 81 all cissse&. establishes ths
fact thai CHEkRY PBCrukAL VII and do<s
relieve and cure the afilctsd diaosdsrs of
the Throat and L1ne, beyoDd ny pther
medicine. The nos' dang.ntes snhctSuus
md cAses og OOssC hPJI0S.. cured Ly
this preparation. are Dublicly kn0wu. 90
remarkable ~ hardly 20 - believed, were
they not proven beyood dispotA Ass REM
edy I! il Adequate, on which the pnhslc may
rely 5or full proaect5on- ~ curing OJU0Hs.
the fore-unners Of more ser5oos ctseoss. d
ave uDnumbered fives, and IN lmopuf C
suffering not 10 bs cnDpsoisd- IfchAItseeo
uiAl, and SorTinos toe mos 8spttcaJ.
protection ASzins tfse sAyfy and unpss-
oeiyed attack of Pulrnosary AfsBiona
which are easily met ~ IRA. bot whncA Be-
come ibcuTsbls, and o osten fstaI. 81 NJ
lectsd. Tender luna nseds this 1elUsr:
md y n uDvtss 10 - utfho1t T. A Asafs-
guard 20 ehildren, and tbs disxre.tnG o.
eA.es which b->et the Throst snd ClAR of
childhood, CaEkKT RnCIuRAL - tnvalu-
able for, bJ ia timely ne, rnzltitudo are
rescued from presnsfcrs graves, eo6 saved
20 The love and affection centered On them
u acts speedily and surely aEzinst ordinary
coldx, sec1rtng soaDd and heaish-reufos4nx
deep. No oos VIII suffer trobiesone lie
FLCESZA and painful BROsCHfT1A
resn they Know boz esAsly tssy Ass~
ORIGINALLY The prudus Of long, issusss.
cust 90 Lodi h nysrsd In nsktng even hue1As
N The utmost possible p@sscf&on- 10 nAy
BE concoeDtiy relied 49, - Do9g ~
the virtues II has ever exhfbited, nd enps-
DE % producing cure. - rnansosuAae - he
greatest Il hAs sver e0scts6
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds. Whoop-
ing Cough. Bronchitis. Asth.
ma and Consumption.

Among The rrvs
di.cOves issof mod
en- srseDss. 1<w are
~ more fSzHi VI %
10 nsanhD1 has
sSensrnal resne-
dy so al dIssaars
Of TIE Tnsuss snsi
Lona A yakt thai
of In VIRTUES tiafo-
oct this and otbsr
cou ntrisa has
shown that n ooss
surely Gud gGcyfu-
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DIR. A. s. TODD'S
Anti-biIiOus Or Liver Pills,
A Family Medicine
Tried and In Use 40 Years.
ONCE USED
ARE NEVER ABANDONED.

Tested by Thousands Of Persons IN this
Community and Vicinity They have con-
tinually Increased in Popular Favor, and
are acknowledged by ali 10 be the best PHI
FOB LIVER COMPLAINT,
USE ONLY DR. A. 4. FODD'S PILLS
TsE DR.. A. 8. TODDs PILLS
For Sick Headache,
Use DIR. A. q TODD's PILLS
For Disordered Siomschs,
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For Indigestion OF Food
USE DR. A. 4. TODD'S PILLS
For Acidity OF the Stomschs,
USE DR. A q. TODDS PILLS
For Constipation OF the Bowels
USE DR.. 4. 3. TODD,S PILLS
For Palpitation Of the Heart,
Use DIR. A. . TODD'S PILLS
For Impurities OF the Blood,
USE mr.. A. =. TODDS PILLS
For Pains in the Head,
USE DR. 4. q. TODD'S PILLS
FOR Pains in the Side,
USE m. 4. q. TODD'S PILLS
For Family Medicine,
Use DR. A. =. TODD,S PILLS
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
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DTuggisGs
PROPRIETOR to whom address al orders
orS
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Ayers
s A RSAP RILLA

Il widely known
IS one Of the most
eiec,ual remedies
ever discovered 'or
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. j, has
stood the To; oil
Year,, with . con-
SANITY growing
reputation t,asrd
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Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London. grad uste from one OF the mosi eIn
ineni Colleges IN the United STATES, and Ia
greater pa-i Of whose LIE has been spent II
the hospitals Of London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some of the mos
astonishing cures that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing in the heai
and ears when asleep, great nervousness,
being alarmed al sudden sounds bashful
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some
times with derageIneni Of mind, were cure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-28
ICEB0AT RACE ON THE HUDSON.

POUGHKEEPSIE, Jan. 81 1872.
There was splendid iceboat race here to-day
for the Roosevelt ST. 900 prize. Altogether fifteen
boats were entered, seven of which belonged to the
New Hamburg Club. The day was all that could
be desired. except. perhaps. the wind did
not blow quite hard enough. What there
was came from west-southwest. At noon
the following gentlemen were appointed Judges
Hudson Taylor. Henry Frost, Hudson Taylor, Jr.,
and George W. Davids The owners OF contesring
boats then drew for position, the Active, OF New
Hamburg, winning first choice, and taking her
stand to the westward In the line opposite the Karl
Rock. The distance to be sailed was four miles
south TO Milton buoy. turn buoy from east to west.
and return the boats to be started ten seconds
apart.
The work Of getting so many boats in position &C.
cuped considerable time, but at haf-past twelve it
was completed, and more novel sight was never
witnessed on the opposite this city Nearly everv
boat was gaily decorated with nags and as they Law
with bows to the westward. In straight line, they
reached over halfway the river. Hundreds of
people looked upon the scene from PIERS roofs or
houses, hillOps and from the ice ITSELF The Judges
ran along the line, giving their final instructions to
the sailing masters and warned every man to be at
his post. Slipping along to the westward thew
halted az the stern OF the Active Hudson Taylor
Jr., officatng as tmekeeper, and George W. Davids
starter. All being In readiness they were sent
l mi In n mi Inn fnnn pNrA
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IL Will be seen by the above that, although the
Active was second when the boats came In the
Ella beat her running time twenty three seconds,
the Haze beating the Ella only TWENTY-FIVE
SECONDS, and the Ella beating the Restless
only nve seconds. That's pretty close work
and shows how closely The race was contested,
1t is noteworthy TACT also, that the Flying Cloud
and Phantom, Of the New Hamburg Club, beat the
Han, zig Tag Icicle and Snow Flake Of the POUCH.
keepsie Club and there Is much rejoicing among
the New Hamburgers Over It, The Flying Cloud
made The third best time In the race, and is very
handsome craft.
The next race was for 'rhe Ladies' Pennantr
presented by Commodore Kidd, OF the Brooklyn
Yacht Club. II was won last week by the Haze but
just the boats started three Of them fouled and
the result was unsatisfactory. The owner OF the
Haze therefore resolved to be magnanimous, and
to-day put 1t up again. The course was the same
that sailed over IN the first but the boats
were all started at one time. in handsome man
ner The wind however, had lulled considerably,
therefore there was not rapid sailing. The Haze
slid the course IN fine style, and came home an
easy winner, one mile ahead OF the lcicle, which
boat was second though the Restless was second at
the buoy Thus ended one OF the finest days racing
Oh the ice this winter.
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Personal Intelligence.

Governor John 7. Hoffman, Of New York, yes
terday arrived at the Clarendon Hotel.
Governor o. A. Hadley, OF Arkansas, is domiciled
at the St Nicholas Hotel.
Commodore Lowry, OF the United States Navy, u
staying at the Everett House.
Judge b. s. Compton, Of Wisconsin. is registered
ct the Grand Central Hotel
The Rev. william Mosely, Of England, Is among
the late arrivals at Earles Hotel.
Major Bssell, OF the United states Army, Is quar-
tered at the Sturtevant House.
Judge Casey. Of Washington. has rooms at the
st. Nicholas Hotel
Captain Moreand, Of Liverpool, Is stopping at the
Albemarle Hotel.
General HemminQway, Of Connecticut, is at the
Grand Central Hotel.
General w. Wallace. Of Philadelphia, has quarters
ut the st. Nicholas Hotel.
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Boats marked with belong to the New Ham.
burg Club; all the others to the Poughkeepsie AS.
sOclAtOn.
None OF the boats seemed to feel the force OF the
wind till they reached point one mile SOUTH when
they sped away like lightning Going around Blue
Point more than one 'llfted" under the Influence
OF The freshening breeze, but all KENT
pretty well together till after the buoy of Mil.
ton was turned, the Active still being ahead
at that point Soon alter The turning, however the
HaZe-the finest racing boat ever made-OyertOoK
the Active like whirwInd and passed to the 'front.'
This caused the greatest excitement among her
friends, who now saw Tor her q brilliant victory
She rushed home just eighteen seconds In advance
OF the Active, amidst the greatest cheering. All
came home In the following tme:-
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exercised. sTn the prison Of Wakefield, West
Riding of Yorkshire, industrial labor is well
organized, and the prison has a cash capital
of one hundred thousand dollars, all of which
is the result Of the earnings of the prisoners.
1t is very nearly self-supporting. Two
Homes, one for male and the other for dis
charged female prisoners, established in con-
nectiou with this prison, are worthy of special
commentator and ought to be widely imi-
tated."
The prisons of Belgium the Doctor found
among the best conducted of any in Europe,
and as worthy Of praise to-day as they were
century ago, when the self-sacrificing John
Howard visited them. The result of DR..
Wines trip to Europe is that an International
Prison Congress is to assemble in London in
the month of August in the present year.
And the readiness with which the European
governments appointed their commissioners
and delegates gives abundant proof that the
subject of prison reform had already pressed
it's claims upon their attention. The true
principle of all our criminal reforms
should be, that ''where sin abounds grace
should much more abound, and no man should
be cast of as utterly unworthy Of self-go vern-
ment-certainly not in this land-until society
can show shat it has done everything in it's
power to help him to stand alone. Let the
Christian Church, then, do its duty, and take
those classes of criminals by the hand, instead
ofjostling them out Of the way or passing
them by on the other side as unfit for notice.
Rather let it do as the great Master and Head
would do-weep over their fall, and bid them
ego in peace and sin no MORE"
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NEW YORK CITY.


The vital statistics for the week ending January 81
were:-Deahs, 5o4 births. 400; still births, ss and
marriages, lS4.
Coroner Keenan, was yesterday called to No. 7
Eldrldge street to hold an inquest on the body Of
Allce l.. sippe little girl four and half years OF
age who died from the effects OF scalds received on
tie 18th instant by accidentally falling backwards
into kettle OF boiling water.
The Commissioner OF Patents has selected the
Mercantile Library as the place OF deposit in this
city Of the weekly issue Of the specifications
OF Drawings and Patepts.u These volumes may be
consulted by the public, free OF charge at the
G n. os'"e'n VIC A0u'' u sE"' A. !" H' H'''
At the Yorkvle Police Court yesterday afternoon
Margaret Welsh was arraigned for stealing guam
hty Of clothing valued at $31, from Ann Maher, Of
300 West Thrty-niDth street. Ann testified that the
prisoner admitted TO her that she had stoen the cloth
Ing ana pledged them as o security nr y,a lVr 3ney
oil $500 bail.
Mary Jane Coyle, an irish woman, thrty-seven
years OF age, died at No. 4os West Thlrty-eghth
street on Friday night. Mr.. Coyle, the husband,
states tina: about two weeks ago the stove fell upon
aud burned deceased, and lie believes death re.
suited from the effects OF burns and injuries
received. Coroner Herman was notified, ana viii
make an investigation.
George Honey, a Chnu nearly three years Old,
whose parents live at No. Franklin street. died
suddelly after few hours' illness, and DR.. IIar.
rington, VINO had beeu called in, was OF the opinion
that death resulted rom q cOngestive chill. This
however, did not satisfy the father of deceased who
demanded an investigation, and accordingly not.
he'd Coz oner herman. The chid tninly clad, mad
been permitted to iun out In the cold and alter de-
coming thoroughly chilled through eat a piece OF
cake which had been gwen him AT q BAKERY. Mr.
Honey mad vague suspicion that the cake was
poisoned. deputy Coroner John Beach, M. d..
made post -mortem examination on the body and
found the diagnosis made by DIR. Harrington TO BIZ
correct 'here being no traces Of u0is0n IN TIT
aL0lna
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He H r N E T .
Excitement Over Her Arrival at
Baltimore.

Her Appearance in tho Harbor-History of Her
Cruise and Detention by Spanish War Yes
sels-How She Landed Arms and Ammu-
milton for the Cuban Insurgenu-The
Homeward Trip from Port au
Prince-Description Of the Hor.
neither Captain, Off,
GERS and Crew.
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PRESIDENT THEIRS CABINET.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW York HERALD.

The following special despatch to the HERALD
has been received from our correspondent in
the French capital:-
PARIS, Jan. 81, 1872.
The plan of republican revolutionary
uprising has been organized over the whole
territory of the South of France.
wAToHFUL OF THE MoNARoHIsTs.
The movement was held ready for immedl-
ate commencement, in case NJ Theirs resigna-
ton of the Presidency resulted in the appoint
ment of the Duke D'Aumale or Marshal Mac
Mahon to the chief authority Of the execu-
tive.
DEMOCRACY THE BOND OF PEACE.
The republicans keep the peace only subject
to the Bordeaux arrangement for the estab-
lishment and maintenance of q democratic
form of government in France.
Any authorized attempt which may be
made for the restoration of the monarchy alb
solves them from the obligation, and they will
proceed to take up arms.
GAMBETTA's TREATY FOR COUNTER RRvoLU-
Gambetta's recent voyage to Bordeaux
induced an understanding with the republican
leaders on the subject. Supplies of money,
arms, ammunition and provisions and all the
other necessary requisites of war were on
hand, and then followed the pledging,
or formation, of resolution to the
effect that if civil war should be
determined on the fight would be continued,
and that the republicans shall in the mean
time maintain their preparations for future
possibilities.
THEIRS CABINET.
Should M. Pouyer- Quertier retire from
the Ministry M. Picard will succeed to the
Office.
CENTRALIZED AUTHORITY.
1t is reported that M. Theirs is opposed to
the creation of the Office of Vice President.
THE MERCHANT NAVY.
The Assembly has adopted four clauses of
the Merchant Navy bill.
FREE TRADE OR PROTECTION.
The report of NJ. Delsol on the commercial
treaty with England was presented in the
Assembly to-day, but not read.
ROYALTY EN- ROUTE.
The Count de Paris passed through Vienna
Chambord.
DEATH OF A NEW YORKER.
Thomas Clarendon, Of New York, died in
this city yesterday.
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Conservative Caution Against GIadStoue's "Dal.
liancS" with Ultra Democracy.
The Peabody Charities Trust
Administration.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD

LONDON, Jan. q. 1872.
The Duke of Newcastle declares that the conserva-
tives OF England distrust Mr.. Gladstone, 'becausa
he is believed to favor the abolition OF the House
OF Lords and dallies with the dangerous principles
OF Sir Charles Dixie and other disturbers OF the
constitutional order Of things"
THE PEABODY DWELLINGS TRUST.
The Trustees Of the Peabody Fund have let out
500 houses with planted grounds attached, at Brx-
ton, TO small families in accordance with the direc-
tons OF the late Mr.. Peabody.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Last night at nalf-past ten O'Clock, as William
Anderson, OF No. 70 City Hail place, was passing
through Fulton street he was knocked down by
some unknown parties at the corner OF Church
street and robbed. Anderson received severe
wound near the lett temple. No arrests
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Enthusiastic Reception OF Newly Arrived Spanish
Troops-The Herald African Expedition APP,
preciated- President Cespedss in Danger
of Becoming Bind-BriIIiant Ball
on Board a British Corvette
A Horrible Murder.
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RUN OVER BY A STAGE.

At hali-past seven O'Clock last night James Roach,
aged eleven years, residing at No. Washington
street, was run over by aTwenty-third street stage
at the loot OF Whitehall street and seriously In
jured He was attended by police surgeon, aud
taken home
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, Jan. ~ 1872.
The Committee Of the Chamber OF Deputies have
agreed to report In favor OF loan Of 800 600
lire.
PRRE HYAcINTHB AND THE PAPAcY.
new religious journal has been established
here, which viii oppose the dogma of infallibllity.
Pere Hyaclnthe Is TO be one of the contributors
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW FORK HERALD.

PARIS, Jan. q, 1872.
A special despatch from Nice to the American
Register states that Minister washburne gave q
grand banquet to General Sheridan and Lieutenant
Grant on the eve Of their departure for Italy.
the American squadron was ready to sail for an
Italian port.
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FIRE IN MARKET STREET.

About seven O'Clock last night fire broke out in
Tue eop moor OF the boarding house OF Mrs. Gordon
al 90 Market street, causing loss to furniture of
sou; no insurance. The house was owned by
AIcniDald Hall, and damaged $500. insured. The
cause Of tne dre u unxnOWn.
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THE GRAND DUKE.

His Imperial Hishn ess' Acceptance Of the In.
vitntion TO Louisville-Great Preparations to
Entertain Him.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. ~, 1872
The following despatch was received last night by
General William Preston, at the Gait House,
Grand Duke Alexis has instructed me to thank
the citizens OF Louisville for their courteous invita-
tlon which he accepts with pleasure. HIS Imperial
Highness also desires to thank the Committee Of
Reception for their kind attention. We shall reach
Louisville at three p. NJ. on Tuesday.
Great preparations are making for the reception
of the Grand Duke The indications are that the
city will be thronged with visitors.
Private Citizens to Invite the Grand Duke
TO Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Jan. q, 1872.
The Board Of Aldermen having failed to au.
tbor,ze the Mayor to invite the Grand Duke Alexis
10 visit the city, prominent citizens have taken the
matter in hand, with the Intention OF doing In n
private way what would have been done In public
had there been favorahe municipal action yesrer.
daH-
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A Card.-Watts' Nervous Antidote Cared Ne
H. WALTER SCOTT, ~ Park place.
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A.-IIerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner Murray street.
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Abel Schunpps.
Ask your druggist or grocer for
BELL SChNAPPS.
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A Spccialty.-sterlina silver Tea SETS and
Dinner prices, by the manufac turea
FORD 4 TUrPER, 7s9 Broadway, corner Tenth street.
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SMALLPOX IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. q, 1872
The smallpox deaths OF the week ending to.da4
amounted to III. decrease Of 81 deaths; decrease
OF cases, 100.
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ana await the Congress. To-day the vessel ha1
been centre OF attraction for large number q
prominent gentlemen. and has been thoroughly in
spected by them. When the Congress arrives fuller
Information will be given OF nes intended move
ments than can now be presented.
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ABR. Mack, LivinG In Indianapolis, In1.s
Is creating quite stir IN the medical world ~ his wondsrfm
Of so-caed incurable cases OF Consumption
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GEN. SHERMAN'S TOUR.

American Banquet to the General and Lieuten-
ant Grant.
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Project Of q New Government Loan-Anti-Infal.
libilists in Rome.
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ssNeuril'' IL Not q Patent Medicine. Betn9
daily by physicians OF eminent staining Tor the
OF Neuralgia Sold by CHAs N ChirfhSIVN' NO
sixiha
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An Absurd Kum0r About tue Hornet.
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan. 81, 1872
report is current that the captain OF the steamer
Hornet bored holes in her bottom, In the harbor OF
Port au Prince and sunk her. IN preference 70 hav-
ing her taken to the United states by the steamer
Congress-
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Royal Havana Lottery.
Prizes casbed Information furnished the highest rates
paid Doubloons all kinda OF Gold and silver (ioveru
ment Securities &C., &C. TAYLOR CO., Bankers
10 w all street, New York
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ADReIps Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave-
corner Twentyfth stree-Gertlemen day an ALI
nght ladies day and evening: best ventiauon highest
temperature; best shampoong no graues; advantages
unequalled; Europe 0uidone.
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The Wilson shuttle sewing Machine. THE
best and cheapest hrs class machine tho world PRICE
from $4b to S1OO easy saesrooms Broadwsy
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Batchelor's Hair Dye rhe Best In tho
world the only perfect dye harmless, reliable, nsiAnane-
Gus. Al all druggists
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The Poor Little sufferer will b~ immediately
relieved rS. by ualng MrA wlNSLoWS SOOTHING syRup
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The vital statistics for the week ending January 2,
were:-Deaths, 5O4; births, 400; still brtns S9 and
marriages, lS4.