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The New York herald., 1873-02-16
POMEROY,S DOWNFALL.

York md Simpson Give a. Statement TO-
the Press Of the s.Vays and Means
Employed to Eject che Unfortunate
senator.
Sr. LOUIS, FEB. Is, 1873.
The Democrat to-day publishes an interview
with Colonel York and B. simpson, who are promi-
nently connected With the. Senatorial bribery
business in Kansas. regarding the alleged state
ment by Mr.. Pomeroy that the money he gave Mr..
York was subscription to the National Bank at
Independence. Mr.. York said there is no national
vate bagk there belonging to Mr.. Page,
who Is friend OF Pomeroy's.. and who.
was at Topeka at the time, and tire
probabilities are that had Mr.. Pomeroy desired to
subscribe for bank stock he would have done it
through. his friend. He iurther stated he received
that II had been ascertalned from what bank the
money he received from P0rleroy came, and that
it would be identified by the man who made up
the package.
Mc. Simpson said he expected to represent the
Kansas Legislature before the Investigating Com
mihtee at Washington. or, IN other words as
he testified as awIiness he Will become prosecutor.
He further stated they have witness who will
swear to having been an agent OF Pomeroy's and
had instructions to approach Or. Dawson aud Mr..
Cummings, whom P0mer0y called cheap fellows
and could De bought Tor $500 or $4O0 apiece. They
however. did not SELL
simpson also said that Mr.. Bacon, who accom-.
panies them to- Washington, viii swear he was
offered $2,0sp for bis vote, and that Pomeroy him.
sell cold hin tnat any arrangement with his agent
would be f2lthluiy carried out. He also said that
the quarter OF million dollars distributed by the
resusant witness, Mr.. stewart, at Washington,
would lmplicase Mir. POmeroy II the truth was
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gives touching tribute in commemoration
of that worthy prelate.
The Heensan's Journal (Catholic) elabo-
rates on the subject of the schooling of Catholic
children, and explains that ssthe law of the
Catholic Church is, now, that it is forbidden
to Catholics to send their children to any
schools from which the authority (that is, the
priesthood in its teaching capacity of the
Catholic Church is excluded"
The Catholic Reuie,o also takes up the
Catholic school question, based upon a
pastoral letter of the Bishop of Richmond.
The Bishop ordains that in his diocese, and in
the vicariate Apostolic of North Carolina under
his charge, Catholic parochial schools must be
fostered In every parish of three hundred
souls, within distance of three miles, q
Catholic school must be built Pecuniary
difficulties must not be dreaded The ReVie,o
says:-
This is to be the duty OF pastors, but the
en them. Parents, especially mothers, have
great duty to perform IN educating in their
neglect it,
The Boston Pilot (Catholic) cannot see that
any particular good can come from the OPEN
ing of public libraries on Sunday. 1t pro-
tests against the measure on account of its
tendency to substitute knowledge in place of
religion" Why cannot knowledge and re-
Ggion go hand in hand?
The Je,oish Times is shocked at the recent
doings Of Pacha of Morocco. It thinks that
Hnman, were he living, would shine as q
mild, merciful censor compared to this mod
ern Pacha It seems that the beheading
of some forty leading rebels had been decreed,
but the Pacha, not satisfied with the heads Of
his enemies, hit upon the idea of ''pickling"
them and sending them thus to the Sultan.
The Jewish butchers Of Tangiers were, under
penalty Of death, ordered to perform this in
human task on the Sabbath. What dish to
set before Sultan But perhaps the Pacha
felt like insulting his royal master.
The Je,oish Messenger halls the establishing
of republic in Spain as restoration of re-
ligious liberty after four centuries of priestly
rule.
From every quarter Of the country the glad
tidings Of hopeful religious revivals are re-
ceived, and what is especially encouraging is
the fact that in great many cases, the heads
of families, persons Of mature age and thought
fulness, have been especially touched by the
spirit of grace. Let the good work go on.
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operations by the Spanish troops against the Car
lists In those provinces.
POSITION OF THE BOURBON PKINCE As DEFINED By
HIMSELF.
His Highness Don Carlos defines his position and
claim to the Spanish throne by the circulation OF
proclamation which he drafted some short time
since. In this paper he says
Revolution, which in 1893 placed child on the
throne OF Spain afterwards destroyed WITH its own
hands the work which it had founded Alter hay
offered the crown OF Philip " 10 q Prince OF the
House OF Savoy. Charles Albert. King OF
mate King OF Spain. Before taking the title
august uncle. the Count de Aontemoiin, az legiti-
mate King OF Spain. Prince Ameaee accepted the
the traditions Of Che ancient House Of savoy. he Ne
not even dared to insist upon the observance
OF the modes OF procedure OF new Italy. pro-
test, IN my own name, in the name OF my family
and even In the name OF all legitimate Pow
ers, against the violation Of the fundamental law
conjontly made by the Cortes and Philip ", by
which the order OF succession to the throne was
fixed among the Legitimate descendants OF the
Prince-a violation which involves. directly or in
directly, the violation OF the treaties corea-
tive to this law, the objects OF which were
to maintain the European equilibrium, and to pre-
vent the recurrence OF bloody warR In the name OF
the spanish people OF 1905, in abe name OF the
Spanish people OF all times--fOr in a times our ma
lion mas Deen Catn0nc ana free-I protest against
the Insult which has been offered TO their noble
pride by factiOus and armed minority which
already imposed on them king. and foreign
King protest against the outrage which Is
effected on the faith OF Spain. | protest in q
word, against revolution, which, in the same act
by which 1t found in royal house OF Eu-
rope new auxiliary or new instrument,
has inst made q new stride and towards new sue
CESS. II this were not question OF an implous
conspiracy; II 1t were merely question OF per-
sOnal right, and that in giving up vhs right l
could contribute to the happiness of the Spanish
people, that remuneration would not be for me
. painful sacrifice, but q blessed fortune. And
even If 1t were a sacrifice, that sacrifice would
freely make for the sake OF my beloved Spain-but
in this case right ana duty united. The cause OF
Spain u my cause as the cause or Legitimate kings
ought to be that OF peoples The Spanish revOu-
tion is only corps OF the grand army Of the
mOpolitan revolution Of which the essential princi
pie Is the denial OF the rights OF God in the govern
ment or mundane AFFAIRS and OF which che object is
the complete subversion or the foundation sprung
from Christianity, upon which human society is
founded and rests There Is not in the world legiti
mate Power which is not menaced III Its rights when
Christian peace, justice and civilization well as
true liberty, are menaced. 1t IL for this raise my
voice and protest before Cod before the legitimate
Powers and before the Sanish people,. implore
that people with which am identified in blood, in
ideas III feelings, and even in common Affections,
to have confidence in me, as have confidence in.
them.
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PERU.
Trade and Exports-vessel in Distresa-Railway
Works Progress
TELEGRAM TO TINE new YORK HERALa

PANAMA, Feb 8, 1878.
Dates from Lima to the 9th ult have been re-
ceived.
In 1870 100000 quintas CT nitrate were shipped.
from Peruvian ports to all markets abroad In 1871
this figure was increased to $500, 900 quintals.
aud in 1872 reached the very respectable sum or
4,420 COO quintals
VESSEL IN DISTRESS.
The Karnac, OF the German line, which left Callao
for Hamburg on the sth Of January last, grounded
near Punta Arenas, In the Straits of Magellan. In
order 10 flOat her 1t would be necessary to- take
soIne cargo out. but there was no doubt OF her
ultimate safety, as the, sea was very smooth.
THii RAILWAYS
from Arequpa to tho large interior cities Of Cuzco
and Puno are being pushed forward with much
energy, the natural obstructions to be overcome
rendering the labor one of extreme difficulty.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

August Belmont and family are In Nice.
Marshal Bazaines trial will begin about April 10.
Professor Bernard, of Worcester, Mass, is stay
dng at the Hoffman House.
Colonel J. R. Roy, Of the United States Army, is
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Thomas Campbell, the poet, is to have monu-
ment in Glasgow, Scotland.
Colonel S. Baker, OF the United States Army, Is in
quarters at the Metropolitan Hotel.
General George B. Blake, OF the United States,
Army, is at the Sturtevant House.
Colonel X. F. Lyons Of the United States Army,
has quarters at the Grand Central Hotel.
Count Won Stah, OF the German Legation at
Washington, is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The Jam OF Nowanuggur, India, and his brother
are disputlng about the right OF succession.
J. M. WALKER Of Chicago, President OF the
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad, Is stop
ping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
The ex-Queen Isabella OF Spain met her husband
for the first time IN several years at the late
funeral of the Duke de san Ricardo, in Paris.
Colonel P. S. Post Consul at Vienna, who
has been on a leave OF absence for several months,
sailed on the Baltic yesterday TO resume his
duties.
Edmund Yates Is now in Canada on a lecturing
tour. He will probably arrive ut the Brevoort
House on Wednesday next. Mr.. Yates has en-
gagged his passage and will sail for England ON
March IL.
girl named Helen Eckert, residing at Brown
town, Pa aged twenty-tnree and Weighing $50
pounds, though reduced fifty pounds by illness,
commenced to develop her adipose after an in
fantile attack Of eryspelas.
M. Thers is having a dnlculty with an English
man named BOwles, who got possession Of his
manuscripts, &C., during the Communist insur-
rection. Bowes sent the documents to England,
where he now has them waiting for NJ. Theirs to
purchase them at an enormous price,
We did not expect it to come up again. The
story is revived in connection with the life of the
late ex-Emperor. The Rev. DR.. Goddard states
that Napoleon, when Doy. one day came home to
his motaer without shoes His mother said to him,
@'L0uis, what have you done with your shOess" and
ale answered. "Mother, met a poor beggar boy
ne had no shoes. so / gave him mine." Goddard
evidently does not read the American rural press.
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ANOTHER HOLOCAUST.
Destruction Of the Steamer Henry A.
Jones by Fire.
Names Of the Unfortunate
Victims.

GALVESTON, Texas. Feb 49, 1873
The steamer Charles Forbes brought to this city
me rescued persons from the burned steamer Henry
A. Jones' among them Assistant Pilot David G.
Gordon, who was on watch at the time Of the
disaster
He gives the following PARTICULARS
When about three miles above Reddish Bar, at
ten minutes before five O'Clock this morning, the
watchman on the lower deck called out, ''Reddsh
light in slght" The watchman was in the act of
casting the lead when an explosion was heard
something like the escaping of steam but more re-
sembling the report OF gun. The first pot
who was on the roof ran down to the
assistant pilot to make his escape, as the boat
on fire. Gordon Immediately left the wheel and
ran down stairs. When he got below he found that
the fire had wrapped theNwhole boat and cargo in
a sheet Of name. He had only time to reach the
barge:
The Jones had Az bales of cotton. a lot of hides,
&c. board, and barge in tows
About the time Gordon reached the barge It
caught fire and was cut loose from the burning
boat and doated away.
Murphy, the engineer on duty, did not escape,
and all Is conjecture regarding the cause Of the
disaster The probabilities are that the fire wall
gave way, and that the report heard by Gordon
was caused by It's fall 1t is, certain the whole
vessel and cargo were in DANES within five
minutes after the first alarm.
The following are known to ba' lpsr:-
J. j. Price, first clerk.
James, Hagen, second clerk
William Murphy first engineer.
Peter Paterson. cooper; John, Cummings, d. TUT.
ner, John Callahan, Christopher Shelby, lanes
Brown William Hughes, II. Hartty William. Brady,
White Charley, deck hands
Robert Giles, fireman.
w. McCuire, first cook.
w. Bishop, second cook.
One boy, name unknown
Alfred, cabin boy.
Alexander Bolts, cabin boy.
Two stokers, names ,unl.aown.
There were forty-eight persons on board and
twenty-seven were saved Loss $50 to- the Di-
RECT Navigation Company No insurance.
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MATAMOROs. Feb II. 1873.
Last night the garrison at Fort Cosamala became
dissatisfied with,thcar treatment and long arrears
ofpay, and deserted in body. dragging the guns
sf the fort to, the Outsidc and dischar9ing them
The men, 200 in number, took oil their arms
They were pursued by the cavalry.
Cot.rNA's POSITION.
1t is rumored the Mexican government is pre-
pairing to remove Cortna. and a. apronunciamento
Is ANTICIPATED frgm him.
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ISABELLA'S CAUSE.

The SOuAhwcstcrn Territory Loyal to
the Republic.
MADRID. Feb. Is, 1873.
Reports that an AfOnsist prOnuneiament0 had
been issued in the southwestern portion Of Spain
are to-day pronounced to be absolutely without
foundation.
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OBITUARE
Robert EN- met.

Robert Emmett, eldest OF Thomas Adds
Emrnet, the Irish patriot, who died in New York
In 1927, and nephew OF the celebrated Robert
Emmett died at his home in New Rochelle,
N. Y, yesterday, In the eghty-1rst year OF his
age. MIR. Emmett was long an eminent men,
beT OF the New \ ok Bar. He formerly resided in
cew York city, ana was one OF the most esteemed
residents OF the metropolis He was endeared to
his friends and associates by his character and
probty and TO the American public on account OF
bis name.
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AUSTRIA.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, Feb. Is, 1873
Prince Anersperg, the President OF the Council.
introduced an electoral reform bill in the Reichs-
rath to-day. 1t provides for direct elections for
members OF the Lower House and for an increase
OF their number
The bill was referred to the Constitutional Com.
mittee.
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LIST OF new soo9s.

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Get Rid OF AZ Cold mt Once by Using DR..
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT; certain cure for all puims-
nary and bronchial affections
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NEWS FROM JAMAICA.

KINGSTON, Feb. 8, 1873.
Sugar making has commenced in some districts
sof st. James, st. Ann and st. Thomas In the East,
but is not yet general. The yield will be much
below what it would have been If the seasons had
como In October.
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THE QUESTION IN WASHINGTON.

Popular Hope That American Recog-
milton Has Been Ordered.
WASHINGTON Feb. Is, 1873.
The promptness with which Minister Washhurne
was instructed to recognize the French govern
ment has given rise to report that Minister
Sickles has been directed to recognize that of
SDain
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Rupture Cured by Marsh 81 Co. at No.
Vesey street; also SILK ELASTIC BETS AND
STOCKINGS AND sUsPENSoRY BAlNibAGES,
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A.-Eugene Chevalier, 216 West Sir
teenth street, was cured of Rheuma tism by
WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, after irving sevcrss
physicians
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A Permanent and Painless Cure Guar
anteed opeople afflicted with Cancer Scrofa, Ulcers
&c unparalleled, rapid and immediate improvements
institute, 43 Ho5oken avenue, Hudson City, N. J..
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RhcumntiSm Conquered with Out Dele.
terious drugs or naments, Y ProiessoS MACS NEW
ZEALAND PLASTER. Sold IIlly by CAlD.LL SHEA,
1856 Fulton street. Brooklyn N Y. Serd'f fis circrlaEa
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CnmpO's Infallible Specifc-Sovercign
remedy for Rheumatism, Neuralgia Govt
MCkESSON ROBBINS 90 Fulton street.
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Ringworm,A salt Rheuas Cured by
using JUNIPER TAR SOAP Mans facturet by CAS-.
WE'LL, HAZARD CO., New Ysrk-
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Ahead.-Re.torer Amsr,c. NJ.

Hu'-Sestrer Hmerfca No. IL the
only propagation known 90 commerce that 90 ,..as~
perfectly the original color Of the haback sandy red
or brown-prevent the hair from falling on disners.
dandru cleanse the scalp and invgorae the spars snd
failing locks by stimulating the absorbents to proper sc
ton. producing thereby in its natural hue luxurans
growth glossy and beautiful hair. Prepared by DR. L
j. O'BRIEN. 22 East Thirteth street Sold by all drug.
vista
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Corns. Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured With-
out pain by DR.. RICE, 208 Broadway, corner Fulton
street. CORN ANNlHII4ATOR, by mail, 500.
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imported by himself from the Russian market ana
claiming the same TO be to- the wines imported
by us sole agents for this well known brand We
quest friends the letter OF the house Of we
Clcouot Ponsardin at foot which received regard
TO the aforementioned advertisements and the
time draw their attention to the fact that all genuine
WE. CLCQUOT CHAMPAGNES imported by Us hava
full firm each label and tla initials We.
ClcQu0t PonsardiD has bui quality OF Champagne
for all the markets. Respectfully yours
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Henry Capt, OF Geneva, Now Has 2
beautiful assortment of WATCHES and TRAVELLING
CLOCKS, OF his own make, at 23 Union square.
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Cancer, Cancer, Cancer.-All ExtermaR
cancers cured permanently; charge unless
effected Address by letter JAMES e. WALKER. g.
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Royal Havana Lottery Prizes Casheds
Circulars sent J. b. MARTINEZ *. Co. 10 Wall street
Post office box t635.
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Rupture Cured by n NeW IN ethod.-CaM
DR GREG0Rx, 7A Broadway
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HENRY G. SCHMIDT 4 CO..


RHEIMS Dec Hi 1877.
Messrs. HENRY q, SCHMIDT Co., New York.
DEAR SIRs-learning from your cOmmunic alton of the
9th inst tnat certain party In city offers wines Of
brand imported IRON the Russian market and
being much superior to those Champagnes imported by
intimating that ship different quail
ties we take this opportunity of authorizing to in
form our friends in the American trade and Ae public In
that have only
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w ERLE A co.
Successors WE. Ciiequot Pcasardil

The genuine WIDOW CLICoUoT CHAMPAGNE csA. !.
he obtained friends, Massxs Park 1iford :.
Acker Mcrrail Condit; Chas Bellows & Ca. Andrew .
Campbell J. n. Galway Conklin Is Davis, Chan,bcrsl
Dodge, r. W. Engs &.S E. @. Hazard, s. W. Gcery
Co, II. Is Jackson A e. Lawrencs. Michacls LAWN.
Purdy Nicholas, Rank & Unger, j. $. Sritti q Sons,
George j. Muller, II, b. Kirk Co, Macy AUl, Mscy
jenkins, John Duncan Sons. d. H. DcckorS ana from
a Oth trs aSy " dca
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

John Mcintyre, aged twenty-five years, OF 81 Null
berry street, while playing at the Bowcry Theatre
last night, in the play of Captain Kidd, was acct.
dentally shot by premature discharge ci a gun,
which he was playing with, and was seriously
injured. He was taken 10 Park Hospital
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP JAPAN AT
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCf,

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l5 1873.
The steamship Japan arrived from CHINA this
afternoon with seven cases OF smallpox on board.s
The snip was sent TO quaraptine.
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$1,000 Rewards-Wl ,ereas MY Place Of
business entered by bur rs on the night OF the 2t
or morning OF tne I'D of ia and property to tho
amount oi Sour thoJsa1d 81 huntired dollars taken OF
the following kind OF goo is viz. 800 Long Silk
Tissue Shiswls an. tfse m l-rce In long and square
Broobe Shuwls norcby o FIR reward 0f Que thousand
dollars tor such iiurmntio will lead To the recovery
o. said. gpsds JOHN SULLIVAN.
Sc Duane s.-set, New York
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and that sole agents for tho United StaeA
and Canada, and have been since 1853 ALL wines
shin to Russia have sealing round the bottles, and
each case contains 90 bottles; no genuine WE CLIO.
QUOT PONSAKDIN CHAMPAGNES sent Russia
in smaller packages ALI wines ship to you
full firm on the labels and have nfoi round the bottles
and contain bottles Quarts tweAytOur
bottles pints each Respectfully yours,
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out Orders nln, prizes aasi ed i1tocmanon fur-
nisied Highest rates paid Tor Sps lsh bils,Ac.. &c
TAYLOR Il CO.. Bankers IL, " all street,-New York
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A.-Herrtng's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25i and 252 Broadway, corner of Murray street.


avenue Appetite and Invgorate before breakfast Ra
resh and vltaze before dinner soothe and Tranqaizs
before retiring best ventilat0n highest temperature
pest shampoong no gratutes Ladies' day and evening"
dentiemen every day and all night
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A.-Eau Angelique, for the Teeth and
Gums BISCOTINE FOOD for infants. DEILUC CO.,
6s5 Broadway the sole proprietors and manufactu
rer5. No connection with any other drug store.
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Bell Schnnpps.-Certain Cure for DYD..
pepsa. For sale by all druggists and grceers
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corner oi Fulton avenue aud Boerum street :
Open from a. NJ 70 . 4. NJ
VI. sunday fromiLa AZ. u
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MEXICO.

Military Disaffection and Mutiny-Riotous Artil-
lerymen Pursued by cavalry-cortina
Debating a Pronunciamentn.
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$1,000 Rewara-Wl ,crc.. NV

ZoelainA-a Palatnbie Oxygcnated, Cod
Liver Oil superior mall its J,edia propcrtes TO
medicine prize 25 and ~ ~ Per jbottie.
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A Foo In Every House,

Foo In Every House,
Business men and brokers.
Pleasure seekers, smokers,
Do know what's cOmingf
After you It's running
Catarrh and colds you've got.
Now have touched.the spot;
Consumption coming,
See it running. running
offer something sure;
Iguarantec
WOLCOrr'S ANNIIITLATOE
VIII expel the traitor.
Fest nc free, at lSl Chatham square, New York SolU
everywhere. Pnts 81.
A.-FOr Sale,
An improved SINGER sRwING @ACHINE.
nearly new, in perfect order.
Cost $G5 Price $40
Address X f. box 20t Herald of7ce
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q. q. p. Coxs.c Brn,,.t v.-sr ,

=. d. p. Cog.ssc Brnsaat y.-SJ per Gallon,
81 30 for ull bottc old mellow and
entire nsGcs @ s,p e At % It's yags Also
brands and gradns ported cases. Old MADEIRA s.
per gallon u. IL KIRK a-Cn., 90 lnalpn street Estah-
iisbr
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The Pursst stimuls mt Century whis-
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HENRY G. sCHMIDTs& CO.

Sole Agents for We Clicquot ins New York
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Century! The Creme Creme or air