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The New York herald., 1874-09-27
SAILING OF THE CITY OF PEKING.

The great model OF American marine architec-
ture, now noatlng on the bosom OF the Atlantic,
left this city amid the wishes OF "God speed" Ut
tered by thousands OF American voices and echoed
by American hearts. The City OF Peklng, the
second largest iron steamship in the world pro
ceeded on her voyage to California via the Straits
OF Magellan, at three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
amid the roar OF artillery, cheers of thou.
SANDS OF spectators, assembled on the
dock foot OF Canal street, and goodly com
pany OF distinguished guests on her decks, who
sailed down the bay as far "a Sandy Hook to see
her of. Every craft on the river paid some ktud
of compliment to the levathan as she gracefully
wended her way southward through the shipping
in the harbor. The United States monitor Roam
oke even paid her respects to ankee enterprise
with q savo OF artillery. Among the guests on
board were Vice Admiral stephen A. Rowan COM
moiore Shueldt, U. = NJ; Ut. +. Deiavan Blood
good, u s.. N; Paymaster Eldrldge, U. ;. n. !;
Colonel A. Boyd, P6iladelphla; J. j. McElhlne,
United states Congress-; Captain Alfred Pufor
Deputy Collector; Mcssrs. Russell sage, RESIDENT
Rulus Ha cn, Managing Director; Frederick A.
Tacott and William II. Guion, directors and J. h.
Houston, Assistant Manager Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company; John Roach and Garrck Roach.
Hon. 7. G. Platt, Member OF Congress; !;
Leonard Jerome, and many Others OF
note and distinction. The ship averaged
fourteen and one-hau knots from the time OF
leaving until reaching Sandy Hook, when she
anchored, until thlse morning, on account OF the
tide, when she will leave on her Journey TO the
Go,den state. The following arc her principal
ofticers:-Captaln y. r. Grifn; Charles Gray First
0ncer: John W. Meyers, purser A. d. Douglass,
CHIEF Engineer; +. ID. Stur.css, Surgeon; u. J.
Bagiey, steward. About thirty passe gors lett py
the ship, among them Mrs. ,, Z. Patt and sou.
Tue PektnR carr,ns IN" .ona or freiehk
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LOUISIANA.

p1cEnery Requests . Full Surrender OF
All State Property In the Hands of
HIS Foliowers-Governor Kellogg and
His Defamers.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 49, 1874.
Tho following circular was distributed to-day
1t had been withheld for assurances regarding the
Aast paragraph
new ORLEANS Sept. 81. 1874
In accordance with General order No. I, sep
nance stores belonging to the state OF LOnsia nj
sn0ud be at once turned over to the United States
troops are here ~ instructed to inspect their
various commands al once and cause all State
csls ~ in eher to De delivered to the
the First precinct Central Ponce atiOn to the
United States officers ID command OF the third
precinct station Jackson square, All citizens hav-
1ng IN their possession arms or ammunition be-
longing to the state are earnestly requested to at
once deliver the same tn the officers above indi
Gated. Pc sons delivering arms or ammunition
Will In no wise be lnterIered with by the United
States or state authorities. JOHN McENERY.
D. b. PENN.
The PicaWtne contains the following:-
Even Kellogg is entitled to fair hearing and
defence against unjust imputations. One OF these,
proceeding from his party allies, is SO patent and
nagiant tnat we eel bound to say q word IN his
behalf This is the charge OF cowardlce in
State House before an advancing army OF 10000
citizens. In Was 'lngton city and all over the
North the rsns,n radicals complain that
and meet the enemy at the threshold,
sword in hand, and perish like In
defence of his rights and the government Those
1ngaCiOus and mendaciouS persOnaQes, Messrs.
West, Darrall, Lowell and others, are especially
emphatic in their condemnation OF the pusanim-
1ty OF Kellogg. 1t is quite neat answ er OF Kellogg
TO all this cheap dspi y OF Spartan herolsm when
In his telegram tO West he regrets the absence OF
his sanguinary friends IN the moment OF his great
pert. Tney would doubtless have constituted
powerful bOdyguaro 70 support him IN the repro,
duction at the st. Louis Hotel of that dismal and
heroic tragedy in which Theodore. OF Abyssinia,
ended his career II a way worthy of an emperor.
General Emory and stan visited the reet on the
river this morning to exchange civilities with the
of1cers OF the navy. salute was fred.
Mayor WiltZ has issued proclamation for an
election OF Mayor ana seven city administrators,
to be held November 2 under the auspices of the
same commissioners as the election OF the State
officers.
The Con erence Committee is again discussing
the question OF the Return ng Board. Arrange
mems Will probably be made by which both parties
Will have equal number OF clerks, registrars
and superv s0rs. each party to have two members
on the Returning Board, and the fifth man to be
moderate republican named by the other party.
The committee con ers again tomorrow.
Troops have been forwarded by General Emory
to the points designated IN the original order OF
Attorney General Wiliams-Shreveport, Monroe,
COusnatta &c
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STEAMSHIP ON FIRE.

An Australian Mail Steamship scuttled
When In Flames.
SAN FRANCISCO, sept &c, 1874
Australian advices to the 29th OF August, re-
ceived at this port by the steamship Melbourne
from Sydney, report that the steamship Jeddah
took 1re at Alden. The mails and passengers were
handed and the vessel was scutted. At last &C.
counts there were two feet OF water In her sa-
ooons- The shtp was lying IN an upright and
easy poaltlon.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Arthur, at New York.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Sept. 26, 1874
SIR-Your communication OF September l5 was
duy received, enclosing special report OF tue
Appraiser on appeal e,ll5, b, made by Bingee
se o o. a. a. ne f co.
cent al Udi0renl on certain SILK and cotton goods
imported by them. per Frankiort. June 20, 1874.
dtion In regard to many OF these merely
officers of This department as well as obstruct the
prOuer interests OF merchants IN the consideration
OF real appe Is that should receive pubic atten-
tlon. The appraiser states that on applying 70
the alleged appellants for samples OF the goods,
as directed by this department., in order to make
due consideration OF the case, he was informed
"that they had never authorized or even con-
templated the making OF such an appeal
% gods s Helerred ''i to-" the cassacat,on @ @ 'Sa of
which was IN their opinion correct, and you
report tnat this practice should be put a stop to
by the department.. 1t Is evident from the form
and the character OF the appeals daily forwarded
from your office that the names OF merchants are,
Desirous OF not only saving all the rights in law
secured to merchants through due protest and
appeal % ana equally desrous 10 care Iully consider
itself embarrassed by the daily receipt OF num-
bers OF such appeals, which present no condition
They neither distinctly and specifically set forth
the grounds OF objection W any rate OF duty
assessed, nor do they offer proof or propose to
offer proof that the report of the oncers charged
with the collection OF duties under the Jaw is an
error. IL Is evident that no serou purpose exists
to even OBTAIN declsion and 1t Is apparent that
the assessment Is known to be correct. The
solution can only be that they are either In fact
In essence unauthorized by the merchants in
whose names tney are made. In It's letter to you
OF September 4, the department suggested some
points OF precaution In regard TO the reception
OF papers not conforming to law and not possible
to receive consideration, because they contain no
statement OF the case they assume TO represent.
You are requested 10 consider what further pre-
cautions may ne necessary or practicable to pre-
vent persons Tcm abusing the confidence OF
mel chants and obstructing the channels oil justice
10 others by crowding fictitious papers on this
department. Z. +. CONANT. Acting secretary.
COLLECTOR OF Gu TOMS, New York city.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Inc Explosion OF a ThruSh1ng Engine
Boiler-Three Persons Killed and Four
Others Injured.
ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. 28, 1874.
The thrashing machine accident at Franklin, in
this State, which was briefly alluded to in yester-
days dispatches. seems to have been serious
affair. A steam thrasher belonging to Mr.. Borke
had been stopped for lew minutes, and was
about to be started again when the boiler OF the
engine exploded with rrihc lorce, throwing the
engine anu fragments OF the boiler upon stack
OF straw distant 100 feet
Three persons were instantly killed and three
Others injured, one OF whom has since died. The
names oil the Killed are.-
Mrs. NJ. Barnlsn.
Miss Katie Devlne.
DIR. y. d. Grant
Perry Borke was fatally injured and has since
ded.
The following persons were injured
Master Dew ne, shoulder broken and injured In
ternally.
Thomas cum lin yham arm nearly torn on.
Perry Borke was blown about 400 feet nom the
engine and landed IN q swamp.
Miss Devlne vas shockingly mangled
DIR. Grant, OF Carver. had Just arrived on the
ground TO witness the operation OF the steam
tntasaer as the explosion occurred.
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FIGHTING MINERS.
Italians Attacked by American Miners
at Ono O'clock in the Morning-COn-
tinued Discharge OF Musketry.

FTTTsBUKi, Fa.i Scpt. 70, Io|4.
AT one O'Clock this morning the operators at
McDonad's station reported that there was firing
OF musketry at the Brar Hill coal mines, hall
mile east OF McDonald's but he could not give
any definite information. AT three O'Clock the
firing ceased. AT eight O'Clock 1t was ascertained
that the old trouble between the ishAmerlcan
anu Italian miners had broken out ANEW, and
that the trng was done by the advance OF fifty
srlkers upon the picket line OF Italian miners
Three voeys were fired without enect. The
shooting was Irrepulariy returned by the Italians
None were injured so lar as known.
considerable excitement exists at the dtnerent
mines. but no further demon ,trarons nave beer
made ny either party. a portion or the Italians
went To WORK this morning. however,
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Reciprocity with America Still Urged
I'm tho Press-HaPsburgs Congratulate
tho Native Royalty.

In tho Press-HaPsburgsC COnEratulate to
tho Native Royalty.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26 1874.
The steamship City OF Melbourne brings Hon.
ouu dates to Sc vt mpcr IL.
The King Of the sandwich Islands had returned
from his vislt to Hawaii and Maui and received a
royal salute from the Punch Bowl battery.
The Honolulu newspapers are urging speedy ac-
ton in the matter of reciprocity with the United
States.
GROWN CONGRATULATIONS FROM VIENNA.
The King OF the sandwich Islands had received
letter OF congratualion from the Emperor
Francis Joseph. The Emperor says be shall be
glad to continue the friendly relations existing
between himself and The late King Kamehameha.
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OBITUARY.
Right Reverend Bishop Lee.

telegram from Chicago dated yesterday, 26th
inst. reports as llows:-Bishop Lee, Of the
diocese Of Iowa, died at his residence in Daven-
port TO-DAY, OF malanant erysipelas brought on
10Y an injury 10 one OF nus hanos, received IN alI
ing Down stairs some two weeks ago. He was in
the sixtietn year vi MS age.
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Eph rain Lawrence

Ephraim Lawrence, an aged ana highly respect
able ciize Of Maine. died in Gray, In that sta e.
On the 2eth OF September. He was eighty.one
years of age. lie was distant relative OF the late
ABBOTT Lawrence ami Amos Lawrence; was
born In Grafton. Mas, but removed TO Gray In
early boyhood, wnere he continued to re-
Blde for more than thleescore years. MIR.
Lawrence was man ol great natural
ability, anu. though enjoying but very
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TREATIES WITH INDIANS.
Or Dali

ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. 20, 1874.
special despatch to the Press, from Fort Garry,
says:-
Lieutenant Governor Morris and party arrived
here TINS afternoon. treaty was successfully
completed with TIE various tribes OF Northwestern
ihdIans on the 18TH inst. and the troops were 10
lea on the 18th inst
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AUSTRALASIA.
SAN Fp.Nr1sco Sant

SAN FRANCISCO Sept 26. 1874
Tne steamship City OF Melbourne, at this port
from Australia. by way or the Sandwich Islands,
reports that the steamer Scout, with the expedi-
tion to observe the transit Of Venus. had arrlved
at Honolulu with Sydney dates to August %.
meeting had been held at Rochampton 10 form
new Northern steamship line, and two new
steamers were offered Tor charter to the proposed
COMPANY
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limitcd advantages TOT educauon. narurai
an. to keen Well IN orme In all matters OF puouc
IN crest. For several years he was one OF the
selectmen the town, an often held other Off1ce5
Of ust. In 1850 he was representative to the
State Legislature lron the towns OF Gray aud OTIS
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SPAIN.
Overflow Of River and Loss OF Lilo and
Property.
MADRID. Sept. 20, 1874.


Tho River segre, running through tue province
Of Lerda. has overfowed rs banks. causing great
damage to property ana serious loss OF life. In
She town OF Tarreaa. twenty-five miles north east
OF tho city OF Lerida, iull 200 houses were swept
away and many persons were drowned.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours
in comparison with the cores, ondng day OF last
wear, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
pnaru,acy HERALD Building:--
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To tho Public.
Our copartnership expiring the lst Of February
have determined to close ont this fall
deoartmens OF business AMI offer at and below cOst
entire stock of
Chandeliers an Gas Fixtures
Real Bronzes an locks
ComposiuoH Bron2cs and Clocks
Silver plated Ware. Cutlery and Fancy Goods
Purchasers row secure bargains Also verv low
CANA, Glass Eng ish CHINA by the set
piece. NICOL, DAVIDSON Co,
Csc Broadway, near Great Jones street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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the particular volume In this edition
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A JUST PUBLISHED, LUCID DESCRIPTION OF
IA. Liver and stomach Diseases their Causes, Symp-
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address The aainor POI West twenty second street The
great credit on its experienced author"
PRIGHrs DISEASE DIABRTEs GRAVEL, cAL-
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Prostranon Organic Deoty and Chrome Affections An-
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catarrh is no longer ncurable "-Journal Of Medical
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| DEAD THE ARCAplAN.
The wi,tiest and periodical OF the day.
Opinions OF . the ,ss, Press ,.. ~. -
IN ysst ss asc
cheerier than ever Of New York Post
IHe Arcaaan. Is bright and spicy paper We wish
We are satisfied !hat me "Arcadlan" is conducted ~
standard oi musical ana dramatc criticism.New York
It's columns give evidence of clever and ina 1strors
editing AM Its leading ARTICLES are at once bright and
To had stands and at the once, 50 Nas-'
| sau street. New YORK.
| DIFFERENCES BOOKS AND DIRECTORIES JUsr
81 c,reninrs assrea m s"y ns or trade
&C. '''''A'' A's III RPhY = W CO CO. 30. Dey street
TME nEArHEys TUG nsATuAs ,nsor TnR!tL,Sn III
| Hal" VII be out next week.
THE ELITE DIRECroRy.-NEw kDi HON ynsr ST
pubshea conta atug nau,es oi zz," ges, ,.
arranged ~ ORDER invaluable iof cireuaf se"u'
Ms' pritsl pulsltfs' sDs 2sDsADG a CO. 81 Nassau street.
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A Bridge Swept Away and Many Per-
sons Drowned.

LONDON, Sept. 26, 1874.
A despatch from santancer states that the
bridge communicating between ST. Augustine
and Lerida has been destroyed by the hood in the
River Segre, involving considerable loss OF life.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

The Way 20 Sccure q BenutffuI Skin,
GLENNS SULPHUR SOAP daily in your bath. It
opens the pores so that all impurities can pass OF from
the whole skin instead OF compelling them TO work or
through the faccthe only part OF great many people
that washed and therefore the only where the
impurities work OIL with facility. Sold by druggists
at zc per cake or one box thrce cakes 6oc by mail.
box (three cakes) 75c Address G. N CRITTENTON.
YORK, Agents wanted
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Printing of Every Description Neatly,
promptly and cheaply done at the MErROP0LIrAH
PRINTING tSTABLiSHMENT No. 2ls Broadway. Esti-
mates furnished with pleasure.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Patent Wire signs and Political Ban-
NERS at the old stand. 399 Broadway and No. Beach
| street tPHAN co
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Families from the Country.-Boots
and SHOE. all styles; ierate prices. Pe1ronizo
MILLER i CO.. No. ) Union square.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Rupture. e.-Radical Cure ard OtheS
TRUsSES Of all kinds Silk Elastic Abdominal Belts
stockings. Ansets, Knee APPS supporter. shoulder
BAZAAR 256 broadway near Thirty second street aik
at less than twothris downtown prices al prnperiy
busted femae attendant GEORGE CALDWELL.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Furs. Muff,, BOAs and Caps, Seal Skin
saeqaes and ur frmminss Of every description, now
ready, at c. q. StAYNE 4 CO.'S, manufacturers et
seal skin and fine furs, Broadway and len
opposite stewards n. B.-Furs altered ami repaired.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Graefenberg Vegetable pills VIII Cure
autumnai Fevers Headache. Biliousness, Liver Com
plains ami Diseases at Dt.es Ion.
GRAEFENBEKG COMPANY, Sc Re adc street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
AN OFFICIAL REBUKE.
How the Law Is Frustrated by Bum
CLING and Corrupt Officials.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


The following letter has been sent to Collector
York
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Broadway Prices Selling out for Removal fine as
sortment Of Parlor Library Dining and Chamber suts
aIso officc Furniture WILLIAM H. LIE, l9s Fulton
east of broadway y. Y.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

SpecfnIty.-Ebony and Mnrquetcrie In
laid PARLoR CABINETS; TABLES EAShLS MUSiS
STANDS. SEWING TABLES, JARDINIkRS. PEDES-
TAILS, &C. HERTS CO., Nos SO6 and SH Broadway.
opposite Eleventh street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Gents SILK Hats.-Pn rmiy's, 201 sixth
avenue. three doors below Fourteenth street. best
mali 8
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

A.-Stlk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps Abdominal Supporters suspensory BandageS
Shoulder Braces and Crutches at MARSHS irus omee'
No. vesey street. Lady IN attendance.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

The ssBeebe Range"
Prices $50 the largest family size put up.
Orders for repairs received bv mail,
JAMES RlLAN -, Nos s. 10 and IL Reade street
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To the Public.

Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Abdominal
Supporters. Bandages &C, at popular prices
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Nature was Ono Day Oppressed
Wlth shame and nauvais home;
Though beautifuL her breath WAS BAD:
Then Art exclaimed, II won't
Permit you longer thus To gueve;
See here is SDZODONTu
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Average temperature yesterday. .......... 10Is
Average temperature ior corresponding date
last wear Observation-Disclosures. 90
Weekly average Tor 1873 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 641i
Weekly average ior lS7I...................65 .65 l2(
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A.-Corrcct style I'm CentIemen's Drcss
HATS ready BURAGtS. 2li Broad way,
Park 8nnI Bmiuns.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

A-Caution-Card 60 tho Ruptured.-
certaia unprincipled parties are circulating report
thnf have retired rom profess on deceiving many
of INV patients by this unmitigaed talsehood most re-
spccttuly announce that am still treating herna aud
mn ,ca deormitics at my old office, No Vescy
cNsor house where have been located tor the past 20
years Dr. ,. N MAhSu~ 40, = NeAef sIee,
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Speedy Relief Follows the ApplicatioD.
Of Elec ircity. at No. ] West Fourtce enth street
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Exercise.-Js Woods Gymnasium, No. q
Fast Iwenty.eighth street. Open day anl evening.
sparrng, encng and physical training. send for
lar
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

a-cnution-Card 20 tho Rupt

gonce Rel renulsItc
800 ,USv fbe ELASTIC rkUsS bS broadway, has so
Soon upcrseded all metal trusses in treating rupture.
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Dxsueusin Ia No Longer Incnrnhle

Take the onlv warranted remedy. DR.. SHARP3
SrecItlC. II cures everybody Retail HARM err.
Bible House, and HFDNtT. iera!d Building. Whole
sale agent, CRIT iESTON No. 7 sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Batchclor', iIair Dy; IL Splentid.-
Never fsils Rs,abishsl ~ yeirI S0ii AMI prJp.riy
app At BA iCI.L JGj VIZ Fistorf. Ii BolI A. ~ Z
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Health Restored without Meiicinet
by DU BARRY'S kEVALENrA Arabic FOOD to the
stomach yes lungs and liver curing dyspepsia dndi
gesion cons p9tion. dIarrhea, acdity, paipitattoN.
seepe snes, debility, wasting cough, asthma, levers,
con SUMPTION low spirits; 70, 10 cures, which had resisted
all other remedies Depot in New York, JOHN y
HENRY GUAR ~ CO. Nos. and College place
How Nico to Wash the Head OF Children
with CAKE OF DR. GOURAUDS ITALIAN MEDlCArHO
SOAP 10 cure chilirens heads Of scurf, DandruR.
Vermin In the scalp enabling the hair to shoot out ~
relieving the hair iolices from obstruction. Nj rooVef
Gourauns Soap Will salt Rheun, 'unroun Ii.
scrofula an other deiormities OF the skin. Eschew-
nments saves lotions AMI kindred led cures.
cosiinr manv dollars, wmle Gouriul's -o,p effects
cure at the cost OF only 30 cents. 1uurnu's soap mas
received the stamp of pubic apDroba ion twoihrds OF
century. Found the Old depot Is bond street, New
York, and druggists.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

work at moderate prices by having IL done AT IH5RDs
HIS office are a; SO broa fway near Beerker stree
S5J broadway corner OF Seventeenth street III Eightb
avenue, between Fifteenth sixteenth streets
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

The Explosion OF Thrnshing Engine
Boiler-Three Persons Killed and Four
Others Injured.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Browns vermifuge Comfits, or Worm
LOIhNGES give the best possible effect chi drcn nav
ing worms require immediate attention. IS box