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A TANNERY BURNED.

BOSTON, Mass July IL, 1874.
fire in wobnrn this morning burned the tan
nery ana currying shop of John Furbush, with Its
contents, including quantity OF leather stock
belonging TO Il. W. Cory and others. The property
burned mostly insured. Russell Chipman,
thirty.1ve years OF age, was killed by the iang OF
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THE ATLANTIC CITY DISASTER.

ATLANTIC CITY N. j., July IL, 1874.
No more bodies OF the victims OF the unfortunate
drowning accident have been found, although the
search was kept up with drags, &c. all day.
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THE NOZZLE COTTON EXCHANGE.

MOBILE, Ala, July II, 1854.
AT meeting to-day the Mobile Cotton Exchange
approved the proceedings OF the Convention OF
Cotton Exchanges Mt Augusta, June TO- and be-
came member of the National Cotton Exchange.
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A CASE OF AsIATIO CHOLERA.

LOUISVILLE KY, July II, 1874.
Patrick Foley died In this city yesterday Of what
Che attendant physicians say was Asiatic cholera.
Alter sickness OF eight hours he died in the same
huase IN which the epidemic OF 1851 broke out.
This is the first case reported In this section TINS
au,
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ANHOOD.-2oOrH EDITION. A TREATISE on
M the Laws Governing Lite, Explanatory Of the
cessnh Treatment Of Weakness, Low spirits pespon,
dency Nervous Exhaustion, Muscular Debility aut
Premature Decline In Manhood. fRiCE 30 CENTS.
Address the author. Dr. II. DE H. CURTIS. No. ~ EaN
sixteenth street, New York
NEW R0OK ON STOCK PECULArIoNS-"uuW
~ Money Ia Lost and Made IN Wall street" compiled
by Iapsley Bailey, u broadway. To be had ~
bRENrANOS, s3 union square, OF at news stands rtn
Avenue, Siisey, Windsor Grand CcnGal hotsS rfios
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
pharmacY. HERALD Bullding:--
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A Pointed Debate on the Liberty
of the Press.
M. Gambetta's Definition of the
Assembly.
A Corpse Fit for the Grave
Digger.
THE DEFINTTIVE REPUBLIC.

PARIS, July IL, 1874.
An article In today's issue OF the Figaro melting
revolt against the decisions OF the Assembly, oc-
casioned much irritation among the Deputies.
There was q warm debate ON the article during
which M. Depeyre monarchst. announced that
the Figaro had been suspended for two weeks.
Nevertheless, the Left moved an Interpolation,
which was postponed for a month.
NJ BrissOn, OF the Extreme Left moved that
the writer OF the Objectionable article in the
Fi0GyO be called to the bar OF the House and
accused the government OF partiality in its pun
ishment OF journals.
n. aAMBErTA's DESCRIPTION or THE ASSEMBLY.
NJ, Brisson's motion was rejected after speech
by M. Gambetta In which he limited that the As
semby was 80 corpse ft for the grave digger"
THE DEFINITIvE REPUBLIC.
The Left Centre anticipate majority OF fifteen
for NJ. Casimir-Perier's btll which proposes the
srganization OF the defnltive Republic.
Don Carlos Wife at BnyOnne.
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Dunvine Il CO., the Irish Distillerxes.
Belfast Ireland are the largest holders Of whiskey II
menaed by the medical profession in preference TO
French brandy Supplied in casks or cases United
states branch, 81 Broad street New York.
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BALLOON ASCENSION IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, July IL. 1874.
The balloon Monarch of the Air, containing
James Allen, OF Providence; George A. Rogers and
Charles II. Baldwin, of Boston, made an ascension
from Boston Common at hatpast flve T. M. and
landed az Point Shirley two hours afterwards.
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MURDER IN TENNESSEE.
Mysterious Death OF . United States
Marshall.

NASHVILLE, July II 1874.
a special despatch from Tullahoma, Tenn, to
the Union, ana american saws that Deputy United
States Marshal James p. Everett, recently ap-
pointed successor to Hilldreth who was killed
short time ago near HiiisDorO was found dead by
the roadside. He lett LynChburg late last even
ing drunk. Il Is supposed he fell from his horse
and was evidently In hell pless condition when hc
was killed. Two pistol balls had entered his head
INST hack of mis-
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FIRE IN TORONTO.

ToBoNTO, July ii, 1874.
nre this morning on DAILY street destroyed two |
large dwelling houses anA outbuLdlngs Loss
&i5.v03.
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Graefenbcrg Marshalrs Cath0IfcOn-A
wonderfully STRENGTHENING medicine, specially designed
women troubled with weakness. GRAEFENBER0
CO., 56 Reade street
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A r X A N S A S :.
Another Move Reported on the Part Of tho
Brooksitss- Mcclure Co. Seeking to seixs
tn, Supreme Court Records and
the Legislative Buildings

LIrrIE ROCK, Ark, July H. 1874.
There Is good deal OF talk and some excite
ment over communication and an editorial In
this mornings gazette, noticing a rumored new
scheme on the BroOksites' programme. On Monday,
the day before the meeting OF the Constitutional
Convention, when the Congressional Committee
Will arrive, Mcclure Seare and Bennett, a quo
rum Of the ex-Supreme Court, are to meet Cox q
clerk to the old ana present Court, to recognize
them and secure the records from the State House
A test case is to ne made and an Injunction to be
issued against the meeting OF the Convention,
declaring illegal the Legislature winch called it,
Ohver, the ex-Sherin, Is to serve the injunction
ana If possible seize the legislative halls with a
strong posse.
There was a rumor on the streets this morning
that Cox was arrested, but inquiry proved only
that, on going to his ofice he found q guard with
loaded muskets stationed At the door. lie was
not allowed in al first, but was soon after ad-
mitted. The armed guard was then Withdrawn
and a citizen guard stationed near. watching the
ONCE and State House. The militia guard is very
vigilant.
The Old Supreme Court Judges claim that they
are the Court, aud can sit, not having adjourned
before the meeting Of Baxter's Legislature.
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with him now may oe only q forerunner OF out Of
ONCE Ia not distant future.
THE POLITICIANS
were considerably exercised over the news that
the Governor had 80 soon begun Operations In the
case. and the general opinion seemed to be that she
Mayor will have a rough road TO travel before the
Governor has done with him. Considerable talk
too, was 0ccasioned by the announcement that John
Kelly had become one OF Commissioner Duryee,s
Dondsmen. This TACT appeared to give the MayOr
no small amount OF consolation. s'Now,n said he
savagely, IN speaking about the matter. snow YOU
can understand the secret Of Duryees stand In the
Board lately, and yet some people say that the
movement against me Is not partisan one.n The
Mayor must certainly be hard up when he can aud
consolation In such dimsy preteXt as this.
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Alderman J. J. Morris stated that he thought the
Governor had acted in a proper manner ana in the
only way lett open to him in regard to the charges
presented to MIN against Mayor Havemeyer. Tue
Mayor would, he thought, probably send an
answer to Governor Dlx's communication
early next week. That answer would, he
thought, Judging from what he had been
told by the Mayor, satisfactorily dispose Of
the whole matter. Should 1t not, however, the
Governor would doubtless proceed In the way pre-
ton TO be made into the Mayors conduct before
some Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas or by Q
commission to be speedily appointed. In any case
he was OF opinion that the Mayor would be able to
clearly show that he mad been guilty OF no official
acts to warrant hts removal. He thought, never
theess, that as matters now stood an IN nvestlga-
ton should De had.
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A.-GIass Ale Pump.-f0,000 Now in
draws your ale free from poison send for i.sos
nated catalogue and pr ice list . - 49,
BYkkEs 4 BRYAN. 75 Warren street
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The COnHt1tUtIOhMI COm VenvtUn FmUOfHeU
by the People.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July II, 1874.
Onlcial returns from all the counties but one
show majority of 1880 TOR the Constitutional
Convention. The Convention meets on Tuesday
next. large number OF delegates are already
harA
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Hay Fever Prevented. Checked and
cured by Or. LIGHTHILI. 2le Fifth avenue. New York.
Tie treatment OF Catarrn Deafness and Nervous De-
bility Is speciality.
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B"tchclor's Hair Dye Is spIcndid.-
Never fails Established y years Soil aud properly
abphed at BAfChEi4JHS VIZ Factory Is Bond 81, a.y
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Health Restored by Du Barry's RevA.
LENTA ARABICA FOOD to the stomach, nerves. lungs
and liver curing dyspepsia dndieeshon) 'tpaton,
wasting cough asthma tevers consumption low sprits
Depot in New York. JOHN y. HENRY, CURRAN 90.
Nos. s and College place.
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Dcarness.-A Letter frOna Mr.. James
CRuIkSHANK highly interesting to the deaf, will be
found in Special Notices.
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Cancer Cured without the Knife or
D paR.-Chronc diseases a speciality. BY j. Nj COMMA
NJ d., No. i4I East Twenty sixth street
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June Comes Back To Us in Winter iA
the sweet odor OF MIGHT -BOOOMING CEREUS." 70
makes the handkerchief delicious bouquet. KcOt BY
drugQistA Also tho ''PIIALON HAIR lNVlGORATORt
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A.-Many n Ruptared Man, when First
using the ELASTIC TRUSS, 6ss Broadway. has knet in
ms cos, farm in the darklins wood ami offered 70
The hIshtiest solemn thauks.
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Printing Of Every Description Neatly,
promptly and cheapy done at the METROPOLITAN
PRINTING ESTAB lfSHMENT, No 2ls broadway. EsH-
IN ates furnished with pleasure.
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Barnum's Hippodrome Uses No Other
remedy Tor men and beasts but GILES LINIMENT
1ODIDE AMMONIA. Depot AL Sixth avenue
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A.-Enu Amgelique, for ahe Teeth and
gums. BISCOTINE rOOD for infants BEILuC A CO.
63, Broadway the sole proprieo ana nanuectur
ers Paris AGENTS ROBERTS CO.. % Place niome
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In
the Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In
the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week, now
ready contains Select story, entitled, 'Mrs. Tod
betley's Earnings" together with the very Latest
News by telegraph from All Parts OF the World up
to the hour Of publication.
TERMS single subscription, 81; three copies
S.: nve copies, IS; ten copies, x15 single copies.
i've cents each. limited number OF Advertise.
ments inserted in the WEEKLY iIERALn
The Way to secure "a Beautiful skin
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP daily in yonr y bath M ~. il
tie whole skin instead o, compelling them 10 work OF
ssssTss sas ssS 'sss !%f sP Ss
iasrss atge pss cake ssS SS or ahree cake
Sne bSs fse easss sents wanSd ' ~
A.-surgical Appliances Are Dear at
cured cur The late ar!n Of MARSH Isyas been ais-
poG Of ps at pub
ssGsf snS Of s
and InstrumeGts for Physical peicrmtes at the old
S Snder the supervision Of the unaersspe who has had
cal Cure, and Surgical Appliances No conneo
A.-scaIp Olsen nscs.-B. &. Perry. the
s1rss All srapSe and other scalp aso ras
Loss and prematnreH Gray Hair and Dry, Moist and
hair.
A.-For Pimpfcs on the Face, Black
gSsH yssh & W4i piS Snn o Snr Sngg ;S rsKs ,
medicine, or consult r. c. PERRY Dcrnatoogist ~
Bond street New YORK.
A.-Eor Moth Patches. Freckles, Tan,
al Diseolorations ask drug pg,si tor PERRYS
MOfti AND FRhCkLE LOTION. Depot ~ Bond street,
New York
Al the Lexington Avenue Bst this, Cor
S % as. sse ,rd d"rg 1 M win n s
ceiye Turkish aud Roman Baths ~ one ra less .nSh
alter the luxury OF the CAESARS
A.-Wines, Bra ndies, Gins, sSc.. for
medical use, tor safe by JOHN hfNbs, importer zoo
Eighth avenue.
A.-Nonpnrefi RefrtGer"tors, war
raptcd nllcd with charcoaI the best and cheapest
h. ID. BAssFokD, Cooper Institute, corner stores.
Aiabmster whtte.-By Brushing tho
teeih with FRAGRANT SOZOnONT they will be pre-
served nnsned tree from tartar and white as aabas
Ter onr ator the hair faded wrinkles furrowed
the checks.
A-Chian and Glass Ware Given Away
almost; SILyERPLATBD WARE ana HOUSE FUR.
NISuING GOODS same way. y. ~ B'SSFUiND,
Coooet ipsututc Bu,idiug. oorncs ,sores
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vAVeraHC tempeTaturt ytsTtTulV 7BEs
Average temperature ior corresponding date
GhSb year. iIta
Average temperature for last week. ...... IS 6-7
Average temperature 1Or corresponding
week last wear ..........................,S ,S 81
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COrns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, Ste.,
cured without pain. CORN CURE, by mail Zoe
DIR. RICE, lss broadway, two doors below Dey u
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A.-Rupt0re and Physical DcfOrmitses
ucec ssfuy treated by DR. MARSH. a No. 2NeseY stree&
(AstOr lOuse)
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OBITUARY.

r. w. Bird, Jr., OF WalpoIe.
Boston, July IL, 1874.
+. W. Bird, Jr., died suddenly OF heart disease
last night ut his iather's house IN Waipole. The
deceased gentleman was IN his twenty ninth year.
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Indics--KGu Can Have Your Shoe Butt
tons put on at very rihng expense. so that they
Will never come of Call at BUTrERFiELDS. No. .
MurraY street.
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Barton & Guestier's New Crop Olive
Oil now landing.
II. Il. KIRK CO, 60 Fulton street. New York
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Rupture Successfully Treated at %
broadway, Brooklyn, L. D., by GEORGE r. LEyH The
Trusses from ~ to SIS Call and exain-
them.
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BOSTON, July IL, 1874
The rumor from Washington Of the intended
resignation of Vice President Wilson has no
foundation In fact. The Vice Presidents health
Is better tnan it has been since his illness.
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Caution TO the Public.-The Only Au-
thorized agents Tor the patent open work SIGNS and
BANNERS ara UPHAM X CO., 3N Broadway. All Ia
fringements " i'll be prosecuted according 70 law.
T.. j. SOUTHWARK Patentea
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GOvCrnOr Ca1dvveII, OF North CnrOIfnR. (.
RALaIGa, N. g., July IL, 1874.
Governor Caldwell died at twenty-five minutes
past six O'Clock this evening of cholera morbus at
IIlllgbOrO,
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Avoid the Horrors OF Iudiyesfion.-E

loy our meals and preserve your hearth by taking DR.
ShAkf's lNFALllBlE SPECIFIC FOk DYSPEPSIA
Eguh 5Segtauh ArMpoD. $40 broadway. Wholesale Agent
CRlITENTON, No SIXTH avenue.
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Attic Cooling and InvfgOrating
effects of RUSSI BAfH fully realized untd
experienced at the popular resort No 8 East fourth
sreet pure water good VENT alton light polite
attention and general good order these baths
eQualed.
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small amount OF consolation. Now said he.
savagely, IN speaking about the matter ''now Won
understand the secret of Duryee's stand in the
Board lately, and yet some people say that the
movement against me is not partisan one" The
Mayor must certainly be hard up when he can ind
consolation In such nimsy preteXt ~ this.
Ex-COm m issiOner John r.. Agnew's
Opinion.
Mr.. John T. Agnew, formerly Commissioner OF
Docks, Last night, in conversation with HERALD
represen ative and in answer TO the numerous
questions put to him, expressed himself as iol-
lows with regard TO the present situation II have
myself paid little attention lately to political or
city AFFAIRS, but from what have read ana heard
i am decidedly Of the opinion that Governor Dix
has adopted the proper and only course left open
to him In regard to the charges that have been pre-
sented to him against Mayor Hayemeyer. IL OF
course now remains for the latter 10 return some
answer to the Governors communication and un-
til the terms OF such answer are made known
Mayor entirely. He has undoubtedly made
bad selections of men as heads oil departments,
and men, too, totally untitled for the Offices to
which they have been appointed; but whether he
has legally committed any offence for which he
can be removed has TO be determined by the
Governor upon the evidence likely 10 be adduced
during the investigation which VIII have TO be In
stituted. providing the Mayors answer to tue
Governors communication Is not deemed salts
factory bv him. There appears to be wan' OF
harmony IN the workings o The different depart.
ana proper carrying out OF the duties belonging
to eacn. The Mayor 49, perhaps to certain ex-
tent to blame for this and 1t is only right and lair
that mis- conduct officially should be invesu-
gated. 1t seems to me- too. thai under the
present regime the financial affairs OF the city
are badly administered, Tor our debt, nOtwitn-
standing the TACT OF an increase in revenue, is
steadily increasing THIS ought not 10 he the Case
and Ii the different departments could De brought
TO act together IN u more harmonious manner |
90 not think this would be the case so lar as
have mad any conversation upon this question OF
the MAY OTIS impeachment every one expresses
an approval OF the action taken by the Governor,
and commcnds him Tor MS promp ness In pressing
thi, matter to a nnal conclusion speedily as
possible. or course the Governor has the sole
power to decide whether the Mayor has done
anYthIng 10 warrant removal Therelore IL
is to the Governor must look, waiting
patiently for his decision, in the confidence that
justice Will be done in any case. This is n peculiar
matter and one that requires TO be handled with
great Judgment. and at the same time with firm
ness, there beng no precedent TO look to by which
the can be governed. Irrespective OF party
think the people are glad thai the MAYORS action
is to be investigated IN order that the question
10 whether he has done anything IN contravcntiOn
Of MS oath Of Office or not may Dc settled and the
Whole matter DC disposed Of
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Rupture Cured.-At Surgical BaxaaYs
1885 Broadway rfUssEs Of most approved styles. Is
thirds do prices for the same kinds by
subscriber 2S years business partner and cOin
ventor of Marsh 4 Co. dissolved GEO. CALDWkLk-
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A.-FOr Moth Patches. Ereckles. Tan,
ali Disc olor ations ask your drug g Tor PERRYs
morn AND FRhCkLE LOTION Depot 10 Bond street,
New Iork.
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Twenty fifth street, during July gentlemen from
midnight 10 noon ladies from noon 10 2 "; will re-
ceive Turkish aud Roman Baths At one-third less than
usual rates To acquire strength and keep cool seek
alter the luxury of the Caesars.
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A.-Wines, Brandies, Gins, sNc.. for
medical use, tor safe by JOHN hiNbs, importer 100
Eighth
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A.-Nonpnreti RehiGerntors. War
ranted nllcd with charcoaI the best and cheapest
h. d. BASSFOkD Cooper Institute, corner stores.
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Don Carlos wife ut BnyOnne.

Princess Margarita, wife of Don Carlos. has
arrived in this city.
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Brooks Army In Ambush.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, July lilo P. M.
There is now rumOr around the State House
that Brooks men have 5000 armed negroes or
ganized in the country near this city. The guards
were doubled last night and will be increased to-
night.
The New York herald., 1874-07-12

A.-FOr Ptmpfes the Face. Black
Heads Flesh Worms obtain Of your druggist PEREyS
COMEDONE AND PlMPLE REMEDY the great skin
medicine, or consult II. G. PERRY, Dcrnstologist ~
Bond street New York.
The New York herald., 1874-07-12

A.-Chtnn and Glass Ware Given Away
almost; SILyERPLATBD WARE and HOUSE FUR.
NISuINq GOODS same way. B ID. u ,SSEUiND,
Coopet Ipstitutc Buiiiux. c0rneg stores
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Alabuster whtte.-By Brushing tho
teeth wIh FRAGRANT sozonONr they viii be pre-
served nnsuled tree from and white as alahas
Ter long alter hair has faded and wrinkles furrowed
fha
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A.-scaIp Disenscs.-B. &. Perry, the
skiitn Dermaolt gist No. ~ Bond street, New York.
cures all fruptve aud ether Scalp Disc also Falling
Loss and prematnreN Gray Hair and Dry, Moist and
hair
The New York herald., 1874-07-12

Waters New scale Pfa nos Are the Besa
made Terms reasonable. Monthly nstalments
cei, ed. Send tor illustrated catalogue.
HORACE WATERS 4 son, %Sl Broadway
700 Cases C1arets, from ~ to 44D.-
Good sound Wines reliable brands. Also SauterneA
H. Il. KIRK 4 CO., 81 Fulton street. New York
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


A LIST OF NEW BOOKS FOR THE COUNTEY.
So Fair Yet False. novel; by chavette ISL -
Hard Times Carleton new edition OF Dickens. ~
The Forgivipg Kiss novel, by NJ. 10th 10
True to Him Ever. novel by r. w. R....... oo
Commodore RoIiingpiI comic book ........ 20
She Loved Him Madly A new novel; by Borys..-.. 70
Female Beauty and tho Arts OF Pleasing 70
Northern Ballads Poems by Il. L. Anderson. ~
phcmie Frost Mrs Ann S. stephens new book. ~
The story OF a Summer By Cecilia Cleveland. 70
Bessie wilmerton. Margaret wcstcott's novel ys
A Wonderful Woman. Mrs Flening's povel.... rs
Jcssamne. Marion Harlapds new novel. .......... ~
Edna Browning. MRS Holiness new novel. 50
IN PRESS "A new Novel; which Is having an enor-
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An Immense success Is predicted for this novel Book
sellers Will plea asc forward their orders AT ONCB.
G. W. CARLETON L CO.. Publishers,
Madison square, New York
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-29

- - - WEEK guaranteed to Male and Fe
male Agents in their locality. Goats
NJ NOTHING to try H. Particulars free
20. NICKERX IL CO., Augusta, Me
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Castor Oil Pills,

: The safety and certainty of action of Castor Oil
lor Doth children and adults, has made 1t at all
tunes popular, because 1T is a.reliable medicine
THE ONLY OBJECTION
TO Its constant use is the difficulty of administering
u 10 cnildren and It's Dauseousness to adults Both
these objections are now entirely overcome The
PROPRIETOR by the application OF the principles of
chemistry, aided by a careful maniDulation and
long practical experience has at length succeeded
in accurately combining,
IN A SOLUBLE FORM,
all the medicinal elements of Castor Oil with other
harmless but valuable vegetable products. These
Pills. being coated with sugar, Will be found easy
and pleasant to take, and, they contain neither
mercury nor minerals in any form are a yery safe
medicine In all cases where purgatves are reqnired
such as
Bilious Disorders.
SICK HEADACHE AND FoULNESs OF THE
STOMACH.
Habitual Costiyeness and Piles
Dlarrh9a or Looseness of the Bowels
Fevers and Inflammation; and as
GENERAL BLOOD PURIFIER
they will be found invaluable; also very desirable
medicine for
FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,
None other should be used.
VIM. sCRUToN, Proprietor
81 Barclay street, N Y.
Price % Cents per box.
- For sale BY Emil Kehler, and E. Breunert
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY

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the State OF ILLINOISl Send for a list of papers
and schedule of rates Address GEO Z. ROWELL
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Political Secrets and Penitentiary Cruelty ana
ewindling Exposed.

After some preliminary correspondence
between Gov. Beveridge and the two re-
firing Commissioners, Messrs. Bane and
Canisius, in which the latter demanded the
Governors reasons, FIRST for the request to
resign and afterwards for the removal,
Gen. Bane addressed the following spicy
letter to the Governor, which will be found
to be good reading: