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New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
A BROOKLYN TRAGEDY.

An inquest was held. yesterday. by Coroner
Jones Of Brooklyn in the case of the woman Alice
Barky, who was burned to death by Kerosene poured
unon stove and over her clothing by drunkard, Hugh
Barr in the basement lS Frontst JAN 10. Barr
had inst been released from jail where he had been con-
fined for attempting TO murder another woman with a
potato-masher, and after drinking considerable
quantity OF whisky went 20 his abode IN .ne
Bridget Hussey and Ellen Gien, sitting around stove
The women had all been drinking ana burr uttered
tereats against his wife. ,,-,.-.
An angry dispute followed and Barr, sezing pitcher
half with Kerosene poured its contents upon tho
stove, which waa red hot There a binding fash
and SMOKE and before the deceased could move tho
burning liquid had covered her garments she was
conveyed 70 the Long Island College Hospital and died
the following day The jury found that her death was
caused with malicious intent by Hugh Barr, and he was
eommitted TO await the action OF the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

BA2gRAt Or,aEe j. % Fourth ii 18th r'' Do~l B's'r'H
The rel,ys, and invited ,eoi his funeral s,1rS.
day. 18Th ps. O'clock rom Frsnis hesaas HSSs Fh
BALDWIN, 1919 Bessie Mount only i'ugh,er Of i.es NJ
and Auci BALDWIN, OF chrome br'achas N '1 l'A iA " %
Faaea on sari,y J,a. i 1919 Al o'clock ron ihs re
reaayes invited 10 lusai
BAYLIEsAt Astoria Ia L. J,u H. H. Ana Bradford BaTlcsia@
soSies oSia ~ II io1sT.l 1s raj 6eTc.ner. ssc
cpBEh0n rhafsay rs ~ & st ,1 sS dS P ss; @ s' Sarah g. %
Ia, re,yes 'S1 @ lf. @ , p s ] es T % 81 w.., =. s ~
will be GreenNoOd for interment
DBv0BIn NswYo the 18Th inst Mi Adene A. "tio' Of a'
late Abraham Ds7oe 10 tho 18Th year Of her age
The relatives 9d trends 81 the fRy are aTS % % sna Os 'sf
o @ BrookIyo on ss,Sri,y hs stb INST At - m
DICE-Iu Brooklyn Jn 5 1873. after long and panh Illness
George W. Dick aged n years ani mouths . -
T. o of r. also Salem Eacsmpme1t No BToosJn Gods
Knights Of PH., No ~ are S'scd e p attend y s' s9sr % % S s'
st., Sunday, the l9,h. at l p
DUNSISGToE-oa the 10th stephen Dunninsoo ssei -
Rd,e, AMI eteua, the family members ol Abrams yaaop
andery 30 r. members OF N Y Maslaeiie Club
SIlsve on sunday. at Il O'Clock.
POLEY-L. Foley year aui mouths daughter of william All
r take plsce from her residence 100 Aa,oa,s Bsees
Ign ~ o'clock. on Satar SA FHsni' ni 's'N' 's ''i
HGGs-weuesi,v Jan IS ls wife Of Georss HSg' Of
FSa, . u % sna Il. uneS.I from No 7 Fsoa ave- Brook
In on saturday 18th INST, At , o'clock p m
THURSDAY Jan 10 Rev Joshua Leiyit D. Of Brooklyn aged ~
invited attend the funeral ssar
day Jan H. the Church Of the Plsrn Brooklyn
MBDLgR-Oa Tharsiy jan I Patrick hede ia ae soh yeas ef
bis
The relatives Of the tim respectfully ;nvte 70 sttnt
his funeral reslisnce III HcSsst Bro0kyo % oeni
Jan. 10, at . o'clock
sAWARD-On Weinesiay jan l5 of memsrsnous Group, Anf
George ni Clara Louise Sasri aGd IL
| months and - days
Funeral residence Of BIZ, pareu III Cmbrypice Bss
Iva on SATURDAY Afternoon Jan H. At o'clock Relatives ani fD
sre respectfully invited.
rITUs-At Pi. Jan II nsry nfsnt laughter OF Ta'@
y. and K,teM months and Is dsgs-
Friends the attend the funeral SUNDAY 4SroSon.
o'clock residence u Wes. Ouehun-ia AMI
tweDty-arthsL
WETMoRR-On Tuesday evening Jan H. at bis late residence hs
Ctr OF uca Edmund We.more. tao 18th Of "a
wINsLow-On THURSDAY morning. Jan To- ar Jane WnsoS The
yesrO Of her
g place from her ate r1ence. Is st IhrJ
ninth,sL. 0 Saturday. At 70 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
THE CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION.
OBIT UARY.
PROF. CLEVELAND OF CORNELL.

ItOF' OLEF EIAND OF OUItNELI'
ITHACA, n. Y, Jan. 16.-PrOf. William Charles
Cleveland, the head of the department of Civil En-
gneerng at the University, died OF pneumonia at his
residence in this place to-day. Prof Cleveland was
graduated at the Lawrence Scientific Institute Of Cam
bridge, Mass where he resided and practiced his pro-
fesson up to the time of being called TO the place he
cupied at the time OF his death His talents and
knowledge in his profession attracted the attention of
the University authorities at the beginning Of selecting
the faculty. Previous to this time he had taught
but his connection with the University has been sue
cessfu in the extreme. He a passionate lover OF
art and the best influences OF its study stamped
upon his daily life and made him Of the peasantes
of associate with students and to exert refining
influence upon them. The loss of Of so thorough
knowledge in profession blow TO Cornell
and will be deeply felt.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
HENRY BERGH ON HIS OWN THEME.

Henry Bergh lectured, last evening, before
the Liberal Club on the subject Of Tho Lower Animal
Creation" making an earnest appeal for the kindly
treatment Of dumb creatures The lecture, which was
clearly delivered. strong in reasoning and abundant
in anecdotes, illustrating those peculiar traits which
entte the lower animals TO mans consideration. The
audience was large and appreciated the remarks OF the
lecturer.
Mr. Bergh after dwelling upon the affectionate dspo
sitons and the fidelity TO human beings which charac-
terze many OF the lower animals and which he claimed
sboud draw them ia return gratitude ana love.
treated at some length the question OF the existence OF
mowers of reasoning in the brute creation or TINS ne
believed there were ample evidences, ana ne cited
number of instances where animals had displayed sa
gacity that seemed far above the workings OF blind In
snct And he asserted furthermore. that from these
creatIlres mankind could learn useful lessons OF
Industry and skill that In morals their example
was oftentmes worthy OF imitation Animals no De-
Ieved were possessed OF mucn the same sensDues as
gratitude for kindness and he Thought that nature most
depraved which could purPosely infict pain
nDon them. He deplOred that disposition
Which some persons had 20 attack defense
less dumb animals, aud considered the indulgence OF it
demOralizing In proof OF TINS ne rec0unted sew
eral Instances where ferOcy toward animals displayed
In youth had hardened mems natures and brought them
into crime On this account he denounced all sports
which consisted in torturng dumb creatures especially
pigeon shooting, ratbatDg, cOckhghtng hOrse-raclng
&c. on the contrary, loving interest IN inc care
sniusls he asserted was most ennobng elevating and
20 the hun'an sonI Rut aside from this there
consideration of seifinterest whch alone sh9uu
ms ground he claimed that his labor COnduced to the
be of humanity which he had been accused or neg
ecting for the sake OF bruos lie then proceeded 10
show how mankind was dependent upon nearly oil the
IoUer animal creation, the most insignificant for
counties uxues and comforts and Tor tho sake OF these
it most important to preserve IRON nhheeesSay rec @
OF the satisfaction which KIND treatment OF animals
gave the favor which 1t drew down from GOd ana
urged upon all feeling OF sympathy and care ior dumo
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

IA fre. - she returned with pitcher !he contents o.
which Mrs. Friok tasted and pronounc,u "a ov
and the ply stefan used IT. tDext saw hrs w., - ,ys,"h
the side board heard the rattle Ola Psper ou - i
she was shaking something, and saw ne' ~
the paper in her pocket ana a., n'yr y-or, Hrs
aud on Monday some beef tes va Drolgm ~ c,,s,ad
OF II TO Mr.. Van Ness who drank IL aus Spp o
enjoyed IT this was not IcAOWed ny ,hny gg~
effects; he aiterwatd expisssssn ssaah, ,,nm en-.
cellar; warmed II in cup; Mrs Hharton rlSs' %
hab shoud put some extract OF celery SEED hs ~ au,
brought me some; she took it froth tie kHCu,b ."P
board: Mr.. Van Meas drank Il liuie OF thlS to1'
and In short time became very scif auu vouiitct w
leny the doctor had prescribed prssse lou tle go 80
before, and thought little would relieve MN sts
Wharton and went 10 look FOR the bottle that ie nn
left wc saw one the mantepies5 % "a tde aiht'x ,
one; exGIrRled 1t aud found II I" 10 @ @Do,s,e
OF chlccal; not being able % hna ,no V,tn t'
in the interval lst Mrs. Wharton IN tEa hlbn1toOnl
and went oto the paFOr to look further 0r me Dote
pfussic acid !; gUiHg back 20 the disnR room,
round Mrs Wharton standing ~ the ord Oi tns
table holding spoon ana wne-glaes CDn ain
Ing a little water IN her hand che asked ''ic
70 let her have the bottle and she would psnF ot tue
medeine gave it t0 her. and Just ~ TINS tHa' 10Y
sister, Mrs. SHCwdGD. who had gOno Tor DR. Williams
returned; Mrs Wharton stood with her back ,c rs whe
took 1t 10 Mr. Van Ness he swallowed it, remacHng 10
a joking way, " ion have poisoned NO u
burns my mouthip Wgs. Wharton was stahcsoE
Just without tue at enc door when this rema h"ss
made. The witness also detailed The crcumsts4se S'
mnkipg milk punch, half Of waieh was put Int0fibe
tumber in which gne sediment found ON NCinea-
dey 2srh June, the facts relative % which were tiI
testified ~ W several witnesses IN the former traI
DIR r. S. beW was DuJ oE the stand and cOrrOOOrtrsd
the evidence OF Or. WILLIAMS given yeserday, rcll"Fe
the condition and symptoms OF dr. Van HrTs
reiterated his statements IN the former uH'
Van Ness condition Saturday was that 10 was due .
the influence OF strychDla eln account ior IL IN 10
The Curt adjourned brfcro the evidence Of this W.T.
ness was concluded
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Sers see Third Page.
ARRIVED.

fPor Oiher Ship Se,cs Third Page.
shp Prvsteer (ofst Johu n. y Cox Dubln hs 10 oshst
Ship Charles H. Marshall Hutchinson, LVeroo NOV H. WIN ~
Is anchored outside the Bar . ,,
sbip Sunrise Clarke. Hamburg Dec. ?, with mise .
Ma Eesoa f Hevcaslel Deshon' Aaekind ocI D. WIN
Brig JUL, Blake (Of P,rrsboo 81 GsVu GreytOTu Me- with
Png IOep,e Austin Old Habor JAM q days With ogweoi
Brig ANA (of Maitland ~ 81 BsrtADy Milk River Jiu u dJS
BuS A. Spark. of Phadelph, Bradley Z,r II day.. With
schf Henry (of Jeey Ctyl Beers DeDe 10 daFi us
sngAr. . .. "a, -. -4.. IL, t.,. l..
schr ONLY Son Higgins. Porland. With Lumber
sebr Bertha Johnson Pawtncke for BiIbehPoft
schr Vandais Haskell, yinsl Haven. with stoas-
sehI s. A. Paconer, Wilson, southport
schr Ann T. CARL Upderhll, hothpOt
schr George II. sQures Haley. Boston
sch1 n r. Goodwin, Waterbury, Stanford
sehr lula Elizabeth, Roy, Greenport
sehr W, IT, Boven TerrJ, Providence.
sehr Ann Dole. Bunce. Providence for Rhssbethpot
schr W. " Burden. Adams, Providence.
sehr Forest Oak Tucker. Providence FOR Baltimore.
SAILED.
shp CITY LONDON Royal Liverpool hiks
for CsdI, Asyfowe for Bsrbsdoas Thsln.s
Manus Nellie Hustled Liberty More
sehrA Silver Star and Tho. J. for Tisbe.
and b. smith for Georgetown c. JOIN, Tor Wilmington
WIND-Suniovn. hght, N cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MONROE Va, i7-P.acd steamshp connthsn
from Norou ior lavefpco bark Rislts for Csrienas
FokrRsn aossss yA Isa u -PSssl "a tx BLusssa ADs
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
Albany
sHR SENATORIAL ELECTIoN-rEsTERDAY's LEG
IsLATIOE.

sHE SENATORIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEG
IsLATION.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcHl
ALBANY, Jan. 17.-Botb Houses resolved TO-
day to 90 into Joint session next "Wednesday for the
election OF United States Senator.
Mr. Pattersons bill to create Boaro OF .o
ths Port of sewYork, and defining It's duties INTRO
in the Assembly to-day, is similar 70 the one III
troduoed las year by Mr. Twomby. The board is 10 DC
appointed by the Governor and Senate ana Is W
OF seven persons TO hold office under eiaSsincas'on
They are 70 perform all the duties OF Quarantine Com
nissoDers. The fees paid to the Haroor MaSsels anu
Port wardens are TO be PAID o'or 70 "
Tho Board. and shsn 90 70 pay at,a
expenses. Each Commissioner shah "
81 annual salary OF Is OOO the President OF tDe Do
receive & 900. Mr.. Husteds amendment 10 the |oi1''
fulton relative 70 canal tolls. is the same proPoSio
which has been before the people and the io
she past four years. aud which has received the
Of tho Governor In his message It's indorsed oy 'ne
Esw-York Chamber OF Commerce. The bill 10 reguh'o
She administration Of estates held In trust for idos M
wes and peIoons VI 9usoaDd Iolns and lhcaPaO'o "
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
An entcrnrisinp Chicago statistician has fig

An enteTprlsng Chicago StatIsjlcian mas llg-
urod up that If the 497OOO cattle. hogs ald Shcep re-
ceived Mt tine Union Stock Yards of that city during the
past seven years were enabled 70 march IN tunnel
through the EARTH two abreast, just IA
tho last pair OF the genial members OF the procession
were entering the hole this side, the first pair would
have got SO4 miles away from tue other end OF the pore
Having thus given an idea of the size " the drove, he
proceeds 20 observe that their entire and exact wesh
amounting to 3409O tuns has been ascertaned ~ ann
on the famous livestock scales OF the Fairbanks make,
there being eight of these in the yards The same are
in exclusive in all the principal stock yards IN he
country The result that the farmer receives pay Tor
ali raises the drover for all he sells. ami all TINS
effected without fret to the animal or loss OF time OF
trouble of anv sort How marvelOusy the business Of
the world facilitated by these most admirable Wega-
inc m
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAMBURG-In steamship sesa Jan lT-hsus lost Carl
Uman sdsk Paul Reinganum Dr. HartHig BunI Chsroue
Esg Eg Kudch Carl yoltmer ldor Caro- Marie tn seoi
Iecfe Erwin Koscelk Geo H. ieinemsnn fu oehhe NSnh
Crocker L. Bordeau, Charles Frey
JanesW Woodrow. A. - ~
ponce vsnepuy Antonio Fensndes XAVIER Groyeaoef II Cegh
lon Glover Mr. MacDougs MI Gauthier Mr, fass Mrs
Ws1o Sir Pathen BOs dc Margy Antoinette Guisepp hr
screr Mr. streh Richard sauniee Qns1me saunere hnfi
So Mr.. barbara Sehse Albert and Adoph Schaier Madame 81
sns, Mr. Lambert Roba n Sisters Of Charity Madame JeaPnene
Madame Mr. and Mrs Chnron and infants Emile
gtsnpes Mr Loeb Miss Marie Loerb Madame Ju Leeorner
Mr. Gleason MI Ayrea . - Al. NJ a..
na NJ Jo,ep Campbell p Collins Jerry Collins p Johnson John
Bovder Richard Coughn. James keunos d. l10s '" 'V'o
.rdl 4 in the
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
COTTON RECEIPTS.
CATTLE MARKETS.

ALsaSr 1.-THE Cattle market opens With nSceT,1,y re-,
~ " being behind nme what few sales nave
bn made show decline h d. but there has not been enough
pe n make In Mich Cows there is no new hatare pucei
range from Sl5 to go. -,.-----,. -. -....,.
SnEEP AND LAsBsMarket rules siS demand equal 20 receipt.
number 600 oayi market hs
been dull heavy Of 6ne wool sheep at o@ coarse WOOL
6a7lo. Lambs. 81 l06e ,oo - ... 49,,
medium quality which with the scarcity OF ears and th reported uen
in be Eastern combined made dull marketi few
i steers sold 25G Sc 60; choice on si butchers pa1
S sOd 81 for medium good Cows S313@Sf's Tor Steers snap
Inv. Hog, active fnnet and higher reeept 1902 packers soi
.hpper. both buyng at range OF % 3DSf mostly % VV@' "
elosiug strong; pens well cesred; shipments 4.W .e,
sheep frm receipts l sales OF uood 70 hf o'~
~ .hin
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
MARRIED.

APNAN-CORLiKSOn Thursiig Jsn. IS a. h0 caT " hs
MESSIAH B-oodru Rev. r. Duane d. D. huH,eC cbsp
Rockville. Conn % Loui'a B. daughter o Jo'ph O9sA
Bro1k,y -
COLEMAN-CLARK-On wedoesiiy Jan 5 a. The n~i ienee o.
M ~ Frea.b el Northampton Mas By tle Pew Di. LesU
Fisars Coeman of this y ais Catherine NJ CTk oh9S's
symptom
-HUMPHRBY-At Lt:iie Com. Jan ij br ftey C. &
Henry D. d lie Ferry 0f SeSYorI - CblTots D'Haos
Litchaed, Coma
HOR-DOWS-A the residence of the his psr-l's Jar - b5 hs
II. Tying. Richard h Hoe Ir. to ANNE b. i.lsh'rr
Dlv1 Dows, all u York.
-LgNNON-Thursy l6 By the Rev Rchsri he-eh
William Low. Of Brooklyn M Abbe Lennon, issse1f
Martin Lennon, esd. of Hinpieui Maine.
CHARDSOy-WHTrB0n wednesday. Jan 5 A. %, resdsass
al lie bule parents tho Rev Henry Ward Bsecbef Prel
R.roa 70 Belle only J4g gh william Whit. 0osl ps ts at
AU Notices Of Marriages must BE- iRsorssa wTts f@H
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
FIRES.
McENDIARrSM AT KEY WEST.

KEY WEST, Fla, Jan. 17.-At 1890 this after
noon English ship West Derby. lying at Walls wharf
loaded with cotton found TO be fire forward be-
tween decks, creating considerable excitement for a
time.
The deck cut through for the hose &c. and water
was thrown freely the argo and the fire finally ex
tingushed. About 81 bales Of cotton were damaged.
The fire is supposed TO have been the work OF an ncen-
diary a charTed stick found sticking in bale OF
cotton under ventiatOr where the fire originated.
During the excitement the French ship Leone was
tOwed into the harDOr from adjoining wharf by the
coast wreckng steamer A. Winants.
HOTEL BURNED.
CHICAGO, Jan. IA fire at Cherokee, Iowa,
this morning destroyed McLane's Hotel with is con-
tents including the aggage of the guests. Loss $4,000
insurance $500 In the Continental and Hartford.
IN THIS CITY.
At 12i o. IN. to-day a fire occurred in the
hye-story brick building No. IS Johnst 1t confined
10 the fourth and fifth floors, and is supposed to
have originated from the pipe of stove situated on the
third floor and used for heating the fourth floor Damage
to building 81 damage 10 the stock Of John A. Riley,
manufacturing eweler occupant of the third fourth,
and fifth floors, g. OOO damage to stock Of Cohen d
Bros, and Keller & Unterunger (asO manufacturing
ieweers) occupants of the second floor. $500 each
damage stock of j. E. Curran Co. dealers IN silver
plated ware, $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

Mr.. j. T. Ellis, who established the first
sewng-maehne depot uptown. has opened his Pattern
Rooms 26 Broadway where, IN addition to the usual
manufacture of white goods he gives special attention
and clOakmaking. Experienced nttcrs wait on
ladies their residences and materials furnished are
up European fashions elther at the
rooms or at private residences arrangement which
makes tho sewing large family less endless bur
den thau heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
PRINCE NAPOLEON

LONDON, Jan. 1876 a. m.--1he London Morn
,no Post OF to-day announces that Prince Napoleon
returns to Switzerland, and takes no part in
nolitical manifestations. lie says he desires
only TO gain his lawsuit against tho Govern
ent of France for his expulsion from that country
Ist he has no nretensons the throne and does not
favor Regency and that no submits 10 the govern.
ment which France approves
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

H,nd for Rio ia nsro bg Bseii from Rio jsnsfo scnn
Epcriwc from West IDie ArTei snp oniHAeN no" '''' "
orders bGrk Tave!er. IRON Rio Janeifo ''
ls.v,x,.a ,. Ian 7Arssd schr. Fred Fh fr Es~.rs&s
css hsf Csroca for wefsod ifelsnd P ior hsfes2ss'
sshs< Lze Irving Jphn Burdes Hart fof nsygs' oss
aesn-bip Keso o mig huvc. for Provdenee et
sstf LIVERPOOL; tcffs K. s0aih Arbol; " bsas
fcr srs Ada sineasB. f8r ToiOIi hsaas b''s
ssnrisi W. X. Beebe Tor Nofcaead Cg i - 90
! ~ FOREIGN PORTS. -. - -.
QrKr~srowx Jsu r7-rh Ifssn steamship rv MNtvfcst
Ioel iron hss iorsJ4H s. for I'sSol ar'rd oeFs ""ss
tts nor7ine. . an, -. 7
'Iasa Jap iITb. ApAn line emsbp Bbersisa "ss%
from Baltimore jar. Z. arrYsd bere to-day -
DISA STEHS. .E
MoBny II The C. 3 Bys rtieh cleared On the -
nzt ks Hlmhun with 20 bt of coa d-oye "A 10 ts "a
6fe tbl. tbe whd Tie Gre tte rNs nsrt of hs
hob steamers Pens lhe schr si be asvo1
hat he cargo vi. 10 dsmsg rd teTloD.ly.
BALrIAORE Jan Iibe ssaDsp AcaeiaE Wilson Of be nhs
line which len "Wednesday lsst Tor hglis VITA 10
~ l on bo,n dei fo Carroll eight miles b0s ne
fop otst -ncsn, Tho Yesterday serpoou. Capt Wcs
tht the hD through by The attempted
hrne % port ihe assistance Of tie zee boat but slang
nos sa bcaela about ave ws oelos the dy.
Ie re hiA fa ofwskr STE lies favorable poatoa snd sn
be i'm usciatsy Jaapei e1t sHc sosisd
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

The Resedies for Ca Hm5on Wsr'S sa iaolgcs
heiif<i
men VII "a made uig n that e =. Dro'pyeiin 70
.nlribs tauu also strength pd tegai nea'd Eesuas
Or NOb uOunasag nnpsr;0 and M general o0oon
tae BODY pc5ged sod bottles b. slf9y Moore O9.ts % NJ
Queen Purss Wales. Ills hghnes The NAohVs
BsyDt BJlj LonlOu, aut al Caemt Drutss1 .nf
s si,'ss Hor.-asns sui uii>S@r 90
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

kasttag rTot 81 Dncntis 9asiy shsVei BY y. ~ ~
rlrrv, r 10 ,rriul attsek ~ .ma ioft Dsnstsr
saos,d hs DArU fArULA for nor hsn mua y - "a
ybor t.r 4 l H0r a.
nrfeul lie bti has Jl e for nh tss nh5.' ~
gs-'sigi, bs1 We 1ssc~ eSs va
VlSs~i" lDr Aevssb lsr aerer -a''s "a as1nss 20 70
ehc -elef ,b'ailai" 'Gs1 Aersnl sS a. toDsc p"
ps y, lir. AMI ~ bires rad p,s ~ <sf '1hason IN
,r. - 5Ay,Rr No,ss ll Nss}oof 01ijD ,si al slsmss,
irl,tl.< nj ,.JreAe tbfolybosi TN states
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

"REMA RKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE" are the
effects OF LamplOughs Pyrenc Saline IN Preventing ana
Curing Smallpox, Feyers, aud Skin Diseases. specially
refreshing and inVgOrating. Sold by all chemists, anu
the Maker, 1l3 HODOrn-hill. London
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

H,yAs, Jan. l6 key WEsTETchange excited on Uniie
states DAYS currency IlOr cent premium short sgn ~
pr cent premium gold 25i premium short sight M
G2 per premium London i aiO per cert premium on Pas
2l.G2L
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

Curious. unscrur s dentists liysrs their ability - sr
rlcung angling 90 the famogs Colon pntn1s-
fy also rniy Sai good aivoe 10 r card ieso~s;
heaisrs" sengbe readers orceg ued 10 bs
atllafiess COLToS DsIrAL AssOcfArio1
- cooper ylon iai tho DDS u iDAt3f ~
rRs celebrtiel dss-0r 4 lOfpheCiist
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
5pecial Noilcss

The Brain
muscles and Of the Scy ts'oSss es osrvoa %,sT m, @
M igor of bran s q IN nss s@ the bu SeooSS S
And through The tie stomach heart lung. LIVER ard geo
Consumption Dy.pepss Indge'tou L,er Complaints,
csSer. PSostf.tOa and With a, ih-r
.sad,n 'T y0s s Pyp ' % sf 20 20 sss .G
Phosphorus tie lie Of the brain and ueTvOas sym iHspeos
sS S sd s%a s%oS .sS sI " aYPoFHosPrBs OF
LINE aa Asn S9Da sd sSa Soasps cs. Fo
nervous energy 1 r,SsoisSs sDSp
thereby oeeomos aud peyesnS asease and a'o' 1eA
J. wiSCHBsfBR Co, Chemists. IS Johnst., EcN.Yori.
Dr. j. IL. schenck tPh,delpha aSo ior q. Ia, 8
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