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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
AT sANDUsKY.

CLEVELAND, Oct. ia fire broke out about
10 o'clock last night at sandusky Ohio, In the dry-room
attached TO the woolmarth Handle-Works. Tae build
ing stock and machinery, we're entirely destroyed The
flames extended west to the lumberyard Of Lea Mass
but we're soon extinguished and also extended TO the
undergrad Of p. Gllcher Co., destroying about
900 feet Of lumber The loss the handeworks Is
about soOOO insured for $4,000 Lea Masss loss Is
about O. O0O fully insured. Glcher Co.'s loss about
$4,000; insurance, $4,000 About 100 men are thrown
out OF employment.
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SPAIN.

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT FOR POLITICAL oFFENsEs
TO Bic ABOLISHED.
MADRID. Saturday, Oct. TO- 1874.
The COrtes have voted in favor of consider
ing resolution offered by Senior Becarra providing for
the abolition Of capital punishment for political ohenses
Tue bill has passed its first reading.
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CAMERON TACTICS IN NETWORK.

70 tAs Edttor OF RE Trfow"@
SIR: Would it not be well to let the voters
Of the Twenty nrstlward know that large number Of
negroes have been imported from Pennsylvania since
last Thursday to vote for Nj Grant and his Republican
State ticket Yours, &c, LIBERAL hkPVhLISAh'
Nsv York. Oct. 10, l62
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
THE GREENBAcK QUESTION.

PI1rsBuRGH, Oct. 20.-A large number Oh .ae
most influential business men Of Pittsburgh have united
e. na,,on 70 secretary Boutwell,. askins for the re-
tam. Of of sreenossks retired by Secretary
Mco,ocS A. = measure Of rels rom tho present msss
etary stringency.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. ia fire, this morning en-
trely destroyed the Union Bolt and Screw Company's
works. in the extreme northern suburbs Of tue city
Tho Lose will reach Sl25OO0, on which there is an In
surance Of $4,000,
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GENERAL POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
OHIO.

TIE OFFICIAL VOTE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
COLUMBUS, Oct. 20.-The following arc the
official figures being the aggregate Of all the counties,
for Secretary of State compared with the vote Of 1868
ddnf.fstr1tion liberal
1872 Mathematics INSTRUMENTATION
1865. Sherwood. .267,O 66 Huh6ard........2I9,6,2
wikofs majority 1872, 1885, Sherwood's majority,
1863 II 9s3 Administration net loss 9G25. This loss Is
made up OF l24O falling of in tho vote for WkoG as
compared with that Of Sherwood, and 2ss5 gain in the
vote OF Wiley compared with that OF Hubbard The
whole vote Of Ohio 5l67I in October 1868 5s2s in
November 1863 and 57s92 in October 1872 The Liberal
Democratic leaders are working most effectively 10
bring 70 the polls on the 9th Of November voters who
were absent on the sth of moRh along with those
Liberal Republicans who then voted for Gen. Wiley.
full vote will give the State to Greeley whose supporters
here and throughout all the counties active, vgant,
and hopeful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcH.I

The Secretary OF the Treasury has authorized the AS
ssant Treasurer and United States Depostaries TO begin
the payment OF interest maturing Nov l. on Monday,
Oet a. without rebate.
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OFFICIAL MAJORITIEs FOR CoNGREssMEN.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.l
SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE STATE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
ADOPTED.


ADOPTED.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 20.-Advices from all sec
tons Of the state show that the amendment the State
constitution prohibiting increase Of the State debt,
has been ratified by overwhelming Affirmative vote.
Both parties very generally Endorsed the measure. Tho
amendment provides that the General Assembly is
hereby forbidden create any further debt obligation
either by the loan OF the credit Of the State by guaran
tee Endorsement or otherwise, except for the ordinary
and business OF the State, without rst submit
ting the question TO the creation OF any nch new debt
Endorsement loan OF the creut 70 the peo
Pile OF the State at general elecu0n anu unless TWO
thirds Of the qualified voters OF the state voting on the
QuehtiOn shall be in favor OF further deD guaanleef
Endorsement loan OF the credit none shall DO created
rnIlad
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CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations Of candidates for
Copgrees bave been lnalo in this StOtc:

Lf5erGL Administration.
l. Henry j. Seudder
q John @. Schumacher. A T. Perry.
q William w. GOODRICH. SIC gart L. WOodford.
4 Philip :. Crook
g. 'Willl9m X. Roberts. - -
9. James Brooks, -
z
o John ID. BtwsOn.
a Michael CounOlly, David ID. Mcllish.
TO- Fernando Wood. MllIlan A. Daring
~ .ClarKson n Potter Etnan Flagg.
H. Charles H. Horizon. .Gharles o.. John'
49, JOnn O. WhitehOuae. .JObu II. ketchaln'
IA David NJ. Dewitt joan MaXwe
IS. Ell Perry. ShaIles a. Aulms'
l6. Adm TnaYer. James .: smart
"a William p CantweU william A. Wheeler.
70. Daniel b. JudsOn, hcpfy n hatnOrh'
20. HcZ- HLh Sturgls. DaNIu W. BUNKER ...
q. Benjamin BrOckway. CnnNn L. Mcrlaln'
% PirHard H. sherman ELLIS Ii. Roberts.
o. Henry A. Foster, William l.. Lansing.
"A. Frank HiscOck X HOnahd DueU. -
IS. William Il, Graves. CLINTON u: MacDOugall.
%. William NJ. White. Wildm H. LdmpOTt.
q. milo Goodrich. 7. g FIatt.
81 Stephen T. HJvt. Horace Il. Smith.
29 Roswell s. Burrows Freeman Clarke.
80 Mortimer NJ. SOuthWOrth. George q. HOskins.
81 sWiliam Williams Lyman X. Bass.
80 Charles ID. Murray fWalter L. Sessions.
Members Of the present Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21

him beyond the limits OF the Rtate Carter has brought
suit against hem for damages sustained by two weeks
imprisonment. Ho goes 10 New-York tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
A POLITICAL REFUGEE.

RICHMOND, Oct. 2O.-Capt. II. c. Carter ar
rived here from South Carolina this afternoon, having
escaped from the surveillance Of the Moses wing OF the
Grant party In that state They him OF being
seuesrpsa 10 eenspiresy 70 abdaet hoses ara carry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
LOCAL POLITICS.

KINGS COUNTY LIBERALS UNITED.
HARMONIOUS ACTION or THE DEMOCRATIC AND
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN, COUNTY, CITY AND
coNCREsa CONVENTIONS.
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THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
11nop srIDrN ON THE STUMP.

I'VE, VIKRs AN ABLE SPEECH TO his FELLOW
ToyvNsNRN COMPLETELY REFUTING TIE ADJ
MINIsrRATIoN FALSEHooD THAT he is oP-
r,ocrn no NfR- CREEIEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-03
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

Mr.. CARLYLE received the other day from the
German Empress the formal expression of the
thanks Of the Emperor for his "Life of Frederick
the Great.n
THE COLLECTION OF works relating to "Junius''
which formed part OF the library Of tho late Mr..
Dixie Is about to be presented to the nation.
MR.. JOHN PORTER BROWN died on the 2sth
of April at Constantnople. He was born In 1914,
at Chlicothe, in Ohio. Mr.. Brown was Secretary OF
Legation, and several times acted as Charge
d'Atfares. Having applied himself to Oriental
Studies he became OF the chief contributors on
those subjects to the American Oriental Society
and to American journals. He paid particular at
tention to the Dervish and mystical secs, and pub
lished in London "Hstory of the Dervishes" and
a translation OF the "Ancent and Modern Constan-
tinople' of the Patriarch Constantius.
MIR. JULIAN HAWTHORNE, the son OF the illustrious
novelist, has completed work OF fiction, which is
to be published in New York. The hero Is divinity
student in New England but before the denouement
the scene is changed to Egypt.
THIRD VOLUME ofMr. Norris Assyrian Dictionary
will appear shortly. This brings the alphabet down
to letter N. with the next part Mr.. Norris will
commence separate alphabet OF Assyrian verbs,
which have hitherto been omitted
THE Academic DEs SCIENCES, MoRATEs EFT POLL
rrouEs has elect d as foreign associates NJ. Que
telet and Earl Stanhope, and Dr. Farr has been
chosen corresponding member OF the institute.
MEssRs BUSH h Son are preparing an edition OF
the English novelists of the last century. They
y pegin with reprint OF Murphy's edition OF Field
' ing, to be followed by Smolett.
THE ROYAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE Is prepar.
: ing general index to the nrst twenty volumes Of
N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-03
HAVANA MARKET.

HAvAEA, June ], 1877.
and 70 go hhds. Receipts Of the week 1923, boxes e
md $500 hhds. Exported during the week 4,D0
boxes An, and $50 hhd., including l,o0 boxes and
ooM hhds TO the United States Market at ha.
vana hrlner; Nos. 10 10 IL d. g., 103f 1917 reals
per arrcbe; Nos Is to 20 d. iiss a AZ reals
reals per arrobe Nos Mnseovado sugar Fair 20
good refining quiet and weak at 9 10 reals per arrobe
grocery grades l ils reals per aIrobc little inquiry
keg easier at $l3 per cwt Butter SIS S27 per
quntsl for superior american iIonr 81 s7i SIS i21
$IS SIS per auintal; ,Amaerican, sugar-curcd
&Is sl4g gunal q tins, sl 50 sls 30 per qunts
Talow Si3 eH quintai. Wax-Yellow. 80 10 n Sll
per arrobe; white, $40 81 per arrobc Coal OIL In tins
reals per gallon Turgcntine l2c' l2'sc per II Tar,
thousand; pitch pine, SIS snooKs-BoS, a o reals
demand; long shaved $50 per thousand short
shaved, $ia Freights steady To Northern
and southern ports in the United States. per
e9s Of ha To- q ssah and N e
ders. bOs 55s per ton Exchangeon United States 60
days currency, par n premum; short sight, IN ~
premium, 90 days, gold, is,s premium; short sight
15k a Is premium. On London 26Z q n premium On
Paris, In IN premium.
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THE DIABOLICAL PLOT DEFEATED
The Edgar Stuart Landing Arms
for the Insurgents.
CUBAN TRAITORS HUNG
Fraudulent Quotations on the
Exchange.
TtlEGnAkS TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

KEY WEST, Fla, June 2, 1872
Letters received here from Havana dated Friday
morning, May 81, say preparations were recently
made by the volunteers to attack and burn the
Spanish Bank and the Exchange offices on Thurs.
day evening while the procession of Corpus
Christi was passing through the streets General
Cebaos having received warning, had battalion
of marines, over five hundred regular officers and
their servants and company OF volunteer cavalry,
composed Of Cubans, ready to fall on the conspira-
tors should they attempt to carry out their plot.
On the morning in question the President OF the
Spanish Bank issued proclamation defending the
institution from the charge OF specializing in foreign
exchange and Of raising the rate declaring that
the control OF the bank, which really suffered by it.
Contrary to general expectation, the day passed
Off without disturbance. The procession took
place, but the streets deserted by spectators.
Stuart succeeded in landing a cargo Of war ma
teria for the interior In safety. Cespedes was
near Mayari. Several Cuban chiefs had been de-
tected in intrgues with the Spaniards to sell out
and deliver their companions into the hands OF the
troops. Those OF thcconsprators who were found
guilty were condemned to death and hanged on
trees, with their heads downward
HAVANA correspondence also states that the
government has prohibited the journals from pub
fishing any other quotations than those
|of the Royal Board of Brokers' The President
OF the Havana Railroad, In communication
with giving fraudulent quotations in order to mis-
lead merchants and impose on the public. The gov
eminent thus makes itself partially responsible for
the evil In refusing to allow the press to publish the
regular quotations.
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THE QUESTION IN ENGLAND.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June 2, 1872.
The London Observer, in its Issue to-day, states
that the queens Cabinet yesterday had under con-
sideraton the Treaty OF Washington and the last
communication from the American government
says the Observer, has yet been reached which is
likely to reconcile the requirements OF the two gov
ernments with regard to the article
The final decision OF the American government Is
expected within twenty-fou hours
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FRANCE.
Marshal Bazaine's Examination for the Prepare
ton of the Government Case-Disas-
trous Fire at Rouen
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, June 2, 1872
The preliminary examinations, seven in number,
OF Marshal Bazaine have been completed under
the direction of General Lariviere.
DISASTROUS FfRE-sERIous CONSEQUENCES TO IN
DUSTRIALS.
The Lucas cotton mills, one OF the largest estab-
1lshments of the kind In the vicinity of Rouen, was
totally destroyed by fire yesterday. The loss is es
timated at a million Of francs Nearly thousand
operatives are thrown out OF employment.
EDITORIAL DISCUSSION ACCORDING TO THE CODE
M. Paul de Cassagnac fought duel yesterday
with NJ. Locroy, editor of the Rappel The latter
was slightly wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-03
Herald Special Report from
Matamoros.
A Battle Near Monterey and ROut Of
the ReyOlutiOniSts.
REPORTED FALL OF MONTEREY
The Revolution COnS1d-
cred at an End.
KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch has been
received from our correspondent in NIata-
moros -
MATAMoRos, Mexico, June 2,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, June 2, 1872
The HERALD correspondent in Camargo has
sent Geographic message to-day announcing
great victory for the government troops
General Corrella routed the revolutionists at
San Bernabe, near Monterey, on the 3Oth ult
AT the first fire Of the Juaristas the revolution
lists fed in great disorder, without offering
anything like on organized resistance It
seems that they lost heart and had no conf
dence in their chiefs
MONTERREY CAPTURED
They abandoned all their arms and trains,
and were hotly pursued by the government
troops, who drove them from the outside forti-
fcations into the very streets of Monterrey
where many Of them surrendered. Tho city
was then occupied by the forces Of Corrella
The loss of the government troops is slight but
the revolutionists who were exposed to furi-
GUS fire during the pursuit, had large number
Of killed and wounded. With the capture of
Monterey the revolution may be considered at
an end
THE REPORTED REBEL DEFEAT CONFIRMED.
A despatch has also been received from
General Cevallos, the Commander-in-Chef of
the government troops in the North, giving
the same account about the victory Of General
Corrella, without claiming, however, the
occupation Of Monterey by the forces of
Juarez
All this news emanates from government
sources, and although it has the appearance
of probability, requires confirmation before it
can be implicitly believed. If the report of
the defeat Of the revolutionists is true, the
telegraph will be re-established at once and
communication reopened with the interior
Trcvino Forced to Evacuntc Monterey
VictOry-COmmunicn tion Restored BE.
tween the Frontier and tho City of
Mexico.
MATAMoRos, June 2, 1872.
Last night at eleven O'Clock was received
here announcing that General Treviho, finding him.
self being hemmcd In between General Corello's
forces, from Satillo and the forces OF General
CevallOs, from Camargo, attempted to evacuate
Monterey, when he attacked and
badly routed, losing the greater part of
his men aud material, and escaping himself with q
small guard toward the mountains. Bells were
rung and troops paraded with music at midnight,
in celebration Of the victory This puts the entire
road from the frontier to the city of
Mexico in possession Of the government,
which has sufficient forces in all intervening
cities to maintain order. Generals Cevallo's and
C0rellos armies united amount to 1000 men, and
since the fall of Monterey they will be used to par
sue the revolutionists, who are now dispersed
through the country in small bands
The mail stage and telegraph viii be restored in a
short time and communication opened from this
city to the capital.
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SPAIN.
Marshal serrano in Personal Explanation to the
Crown-Radical Reorganization in the Cortes.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID. June 2, 1872
Marshal Se1rano has arrived in this CITY, His
explanations of his conduct OF affairs at the close
OF the Instruction in Navarro and Blscay and OF
the lenent treatment or the rebels entirely sat
isfactory to the government.
PARTY TACTICS IN PARLIAMENT.
The radicals In the Cortes have elected Cordora
their leader In the place OF Gorilla.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-03
THUNDER STORM IN INDIANA.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June 2, 1872.
Terrible thunder storms, accompanied by heavy
winds and torrents OF rain, passed over this city
last evening The storm tonight did considerable
damage to the trees and crops and blew the tin
roof OF the Gazette newspaper Office, admitting
great now OF rain, which damaged and watcred
tho stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-03
BOILER EXPLOSION IN A PLEASURE BOAT
CINCINNATI. June 2, 1872,

CINCINNATI June 2, 1872.
Late last evening, at Portsmouth, Ohio Council.
man Scott OF that place, with his son and four or
five Others went out boating on the Ohio in small
steamer provided with tubular boiler, which ex-
ploded and tore the boat to pieces woundng nearly
all on hoard. Mr.. Scott's injuries will probably
prove fatal His son had a leg broken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-03
MISSOURI POLITICS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo

ST. LOUIS, No., June 2, 1872.
Most OF the delegates from this State to the
Philadelphia Convention left here tonight.
The democratic primaries last night elected dele
gates To the state Convention, to he held at Jeer
City the 10Th inst, TO choose de- ,gates TO
the baltimore Convention. large majority Of e.,
deleRates are for Greeley and Brown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-03
TELEeRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

The Morse Base Ball Club of New Orleans composed Of
telegraph operators defeated the Southern Express nine,
In six innings by a score OF SO to4
The American Union Club of New Orleans unanimously
adopted resolutions censurng Major Morris Chester for
expressed in his address Chariettc Deco.
ration Day.
Three laden with hay, standing the track
the Susouehanna Railroad IN the lower OF Albany
fired by ncendiary Yesterday evening and
pletely destroyed Loss about fifteen hundred dolars
Insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Junlata, Commander
Luce, was at Gibraltar on the 10th ult, bound to
Madeira and the United States.
The United States steamer Shawmut was at Gu
dad Bolivar May 8, and would sail on the 10th for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-03
TIE oLoTHIERs' STRIKE.

CINCINNATI June 2, 1872.
The cothers here have yielded to strikers, and
the men will resume work tomorrow.
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The journals Of Alsace state that the bridge OF
boats at Kehl Is to be changed for fixed one, and
that others are to be constructed at Rhinau,
|Schestadt and NeufBrisach, and one ut st, Louis
between Alsace and the Swiss territory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-03
THE CONNECTICUT DAM ACCIDENT.

NORWICH Conn, June 2, 1872.
The damage from the breaking OF the Beach Pond
dam was less than was feared and win Ut exceed
100000 Two dams and three highway bridges only
were swept away. The immunity from loss is due
to prompt notice of the disaster and to the action
OF mill proprictors, who opened nood-gates and
emptied the ponds along the river before the flood
reached them Had the break occurred in the night
! the loss OF property and perhaps life might have
been serious.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-03

Article 47.-Laiies', Misses, Gcntlcmen's
and boys Boots and shoes all styles and prices at MIL
LEK CO IS, No Union square.
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A.-Herald Branch OHce, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from s A. NJ to r. NJ.
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At McLewec s. Putnnm's, 6O1 Broadway,
the cheapest choice Gas Fixtures In tho city, Call and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-03

Bachelors Hair Dyc-Thc Best In the
world; the only perfect dye harmless reliable insan'
taneous. At al druggists.
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A. ~ n,na Nanh Saved by Buylnc AnV
PORlUM, l9 universt hne ~ oh"iNu MACHINE EN-.
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Try Bn1lOu's ssNeyv Yc 80 cA..
THE REST FITTING Su Or py5n 49,,
READY. MADE AND To M ~, y Eh = MAZE ,
nowSSlTaoAsySNp 6 sls rfF ilALF DOZEN
UPTOWN OFFICE SnS "a IA 1sg p BbnV 1aaiy
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
Isl and 252 Broadway corner Murray street
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A COMMUNICATIVE Are The Two
hardest hitters In the United States ~ Answer-"Grant
puts many Dents in the Treasury and KNOX, 2i2 Broad
way, makes great hits In fashionable HATS
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,cu nSSrms w DiscovercrI Eiectro-Chcm.
AMI Nsrvans IN, 5cst remedy Tor rheumatism C,roula
~" W orders. 81 West sixteenth street
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Royal Havana Lottery.--f leo. p.a
tion In the prices of Tickets Ordersf ~,
W IN On pankeya III Ne t Bonds negotiated
10 ~ Nnrk
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COrns. BuniOns, Enlarged J0infs.- -.
Diseases of the Feet cured by Dr. ZAcHAhih ~ oho'
square.
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"a DIR. r., Burford Lighthill, 243 Wen :
d Thirty fourth strestAI important cases sieesssiup
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Eouol to the hest and Cheaper tt ,cu
ai others.-suon is the NEW WILSON uNpsR' led
SEWING MACHINE, perfected after years or stu ~ and
exnerime ting simple, light running ana en- ,yahic
Does every grade light and heavy sewing sn equal tn
the host 40 wing machine made for family " a. nn 4.
snd AIS oheaDor than all others Saesroom ~ Inv, -
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A.-Burnett's Cooking Extracts are the
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The following special despatch has been
received from our correspondent in Mata-
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Ueads or Families Visiting tn . co,
should ged men s"fpiy VI .NTRELL'S. 2I