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The New York herald., 1874-11-22
THE SAN FRANCISCO TROT.
Judge Fullerton the Victor Ina Three
Straight Heats - Bad Conduct of
Occident.

Occtdent.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Nov. 81, 1874.
The trot for purse OF $4,000. mile heats, best
three In five, to wagon. postponed from Novem-
Der 7, took place to-day at Golden Gate Driving
Park. the contestants being Occident, Judge Full
lerton and Sam Purdy. Occident had the call IN
the betting until this morning. when Fullerton
became the favorite at slight odds, Sam Purdy
last choice. The weather was fair. The attend
ance was immense and included quite number
Of Eastern turfmen, who strongly backed Fuller
ton. The adjoining elevated ground OF Lone
Mountain was also crowded with people anxious
to get view or the race.
THE POOLS
At 80 p. M. Occdent and Judge Fullerton
were selling even In tue pools at 100, sam Purdy
selling at $50, Fullerton 3C0 and sam Purdy at 100:
Occident with his driver, Budd Dobe, appeared
on the track first and commenced exercising.
Very soon afterwards Judge Fullerton, who was
driven by o. A. HckOx, came in view, followed by
Sam Purdy and Mcclellan; his driver.
In scoring for positions Sam Purdy drew the
pole and Judge Fullerton the outside. Just before
sas sas horses were called occden was sens
The horses were called up at hali-past
two, but owing to the nervous restless.
before they finally started. after scoring three
times. Judge Fullerton won the heat IN 2:20n,
behind the distance nag The bad behavior OF Oc-
cfdent caused his friends TO lose faith IN him. and
he began to sell low In the pools. The juugeS re-
fused to rule him out as distanced which caused
much dissatisfaction among the friends OF the
other two contestants
There were great many ine1ectual attempts
made at . start in the second heat, Occident be-
ing still restless and breaking badly. After scor-
ing no less than twelve times the horses finally
got started at i've minutes past tour. Judge Full
lertOn again came IN first In 2:22A, Sam Purdy
second, Occident seventy-ive yards behind. Be.
fore the start for this heat Hickox, the driver of
Fullerton, was fined $25 Tor using impudent Ian
guage to the judges. Tney ordered him not to
water his horse on the track, upon which Hickox
Before the start for the third heat Judge Fuller
ton was Q great favOrite in the pools, selling at
600 against $50 on the field. The horses were called
at hafpast tour O'Clock and easily effected start
Judge Fullerton again came IN ahead in 2:21A d,
winning the race
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IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE.

Termination of a Murder Trial-The Ac-
cused Found Guilty OF Murder in the
Second Degree and Sentenced Accord
ingly.
TROY, N. Y, Nov. q, 1874.
David Sheehan was found guilty OF murder in
the second degree to-day, before Judge Westbrook.
On the 11th OF July last James Regain the mur-
dered man, living near Sheehan, while drunk,
called upon him while in bed, and applied the epi-
thet "sheepstealern to him. Sheehan got up and
went out. when quarrel ensued, and, after some
loud threats, Sheehan got an axe and Drained his
antagonist. The murdered man died twelve DAYS
afterward The jury were out but few minutes.
Sheehan was sentenced for lie.
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THE GERDEMANN SCANDAL.

Prepa1 ntions for the Defence-The Re-
ceipts and Vouchers of the Accused In
the Hands OF the Prosec ution.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81, 1874
Mr.. Heverin, counsel for Father Gerdemann, is
now collecting duplicate receipts and accounts Of
the moneys paid out by Father Gerdemann VINO
has paid out, he says, every cent received by him
on deposit. The amount he has paid for the bene-
NJ or the church is about S22500 He says urther
that the church is indebted to him So 600 and the
whole amount taken with him was less than So, ,OOO
and 1t belonged 60 himself and hts sister. When
he left all his receipts and vouchers were left at
the parsonage. These are in the hands OF the
counsel Tor the prosecution and MIR. Heverin
declares his client can satisfactorily account for
every cent OF money put into his hands ior the
benefit OF the church,
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THE ARGENTINE REVOLUTION.
An Insurrectionist War Vessel surrendered to
tbs Government-Mail Communication
with Europe Suspended.
RIO JANEIRO, Nov. 90

RIO JANE1Ro, Nov. 90, 1874.
The gunboat PaIana, OF the Argentine revolu-
tionsrs' nOtila, has been voluntarily surrendered
to the government fleet.
Her crew landed at Montevideo.
MAILS FOR EUROPE STOPPED IN TRANSIT.
The government OF the Argentine Republic has
stopped the mails from Buenos Ayres for Europe.
italian Governmental Notice OF the
South American Revolutionary Dis
turbance.
ROME Nov. 81, 1874.
The italian government is taking pains to In
form persons who intend emigrating to the Argen.
tine Republic that trade there is at standstiIl in
consequence OF the political disturbance.
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THE CANADA CHARLIE ROSS,
How the Reported Discovery Was Made.

How the Reported DiscOvery Was Made.
QUEBEC, Nov. 21, 1874.
The reported discovery OF Charlie Ross was
caused by the extraordinary conduct Of a woman
who arrived here IN August last from the States
with a little boy who she said, had been found in
the streets. but when or where she refused TO tell
Her story was altogether unsatisfactory and,
coming to the knowledge OF the police, elected
inquiry, which coming to the woman's ears caused
her to decamp, leaving the child behind pho
tograph or the child was despatched last night to
Detective Allen Pinkerton The photograph and
with those furnished by the Philadelphia police au-
thOrities.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Decision of the Attorney General on q
Question Of Rank.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21, 1874.
The Attorney General has decided that person
whose connection with the army as a commits
stoned officer has been severed by resignation or
legal dismissal cannot be legally returned to his
former rank or commissioned by rcappointment
to ill vacancy In a regiment or corps OF the
army, when, by such reappotntment, he will be-
come superior in rank and position to another
Ofllcer who holds q commission in the same regi-
ment prior to such appointment.
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THE WILD AB0RIGINES.
interview OF Chippewa Chiefs with the
Indian Com m fssfOner.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21, 1874.
delegation OF nine chiefs OF the Turtle Noun.
tain Dand OF Chippewa Indians had an extended
interview with the Commissioner or Indian Affairs
Today In which they expressed the desire to cede
the country now occupied by them in Dakota, on
the pordef OF Manltooa, and go to the White
Earth Country, on the Missouri River or else.
Wnere, provided they are properly recompensed
II this cannot be done they wish the land which
tney nave from TINE immemorial uccupied to he
denned and marked as theirs. After they had al
great lengcl stated their propositions they begged
10 De excused from discussion OF the subject at
present, on the ground nat they all had bad co,da
IN their heads and couldn't talk to-day. so an.
Qther 'nterview wftS arranged Tor MQndaE.
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A CHRISTIAN BROTHER NOT ARRESTED.
NEW York, Nov. 21, 1874.

NEW fork, NOV. II, 1919.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
The report that was held to answer for an i'm
proper punishment indicted on certain Philip
stein is utterly false. Nothing has ha-pened In
this institute to give credence to sucn state
menL Please to insert this In your paper and
obliGc BROTHER CRONiN,
Director De La Sale Institute, No, As Second
street. New York,
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SUDDEN DEATH,

An unknown man was found at halfpast nine
O'Clock last night dying in front or the house No.
81 Thompson street. While he was being conveyed
to the Eighth precinct station house he expired
He was apparently about thirty years old, had a
dark complexion, black hair, whlskers and mus
tache. He wore dark coat and vest, black pants
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NEWS FROM VENEZUELA.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. q, 1874
NJ Leon de la Cova, Consul or Venezuela at this
port, who went to Caracas on the 9Th OF October
with statue OF President Guzman Blanco
reached this city last evening, and reports that
the revolt In Venezuela is confined to the small
State OF Coro, where General Colina has about
-FOUR hundred followers.
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A JUDGE ASSAULTED.
Pursuit and Capture of the Ruma n.

WILKESBARRE Pa., Nov 2l, 1874.
As Hon. w. @. Ward, Recorder OF the Mayors
Court OF Scranton, was on his way home from the
court room yesterday afternoon he was ap-
preached from behind and struck severe blow
upon the temple by rufflan named MCGUIRE
which Knocked the Judge down among pile or
dry goods boxes. Mcclure then ran. but was pur-
sued by Judge ward, who quickly recovered him.
self, and an ollcer who Witnessed the assault and
was captured. Mcclure is now In the County
prisOn.
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GERMANY AND MOROCCO.
LONDON, Nov. 21. 1874.

LONDON, Nov q, 1874.
1t Is rumored that treaty will shortly be con-
cluded between the governments OF Germany and
Morocco by which the port OF Morocco will be
cedcd to GERMANY
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ARKANSAS.
Radicals Disappointed Over che News
from WnshingtOn-Smith Supported i'm

Radicals Disappointed Over the News
from mWashington-Smith Supported i'm
the Northwestern Portion of tho State.
LITTLE ROCK. Nov 81, 1874
Republicans are much disappointed that favor.
able action IN behalf of Smiths government was
not taken by the Cabinet at the meeting
yesterday. Senator Clayton received o despatch
from Washington to-day, stating that President
Grant would give no decision IN the case until
next week. Friends OF Garland now assert that
the whole question will be referred to Congress.
Letters received to-day from the mountain
counties in the northwestern portion OF the State
indicate that Smiths position is indorsed by the
people. One hundred guns were fred at Fayette-
vile on receipt OF news OF the promugation OF his
proclamation. Offers OF men in support OF Smith
are coming IN from different portions OF the State
but, having rested his case entirely upon legal
grounds, he will accept none Of them.
Congressman Ward, of the Investigating Com
mittee, will leave tomorrow, unless otherwise
directed from Washington. MIR. Saylor will re-
main few DAYS longer, when he will visit Hot
Springs
Interview OF Representative Wiltshire
with the Attorney Goneral-No Pros
pect of Federal Interference.
WASHINGTON, Nov. q, 1874.
Representative Wiltshire. of Arkansas, had an
interview to-day with Attorney General Williams
with reference to affairs in that State, and says it
was OF a satisfactory character. Mr.. Wiltshire is
satisfied that II any action be taken in the matter
at all it will be by Congress- and not by Execu-
tive Department
The Attorney General informed him that in his
dispatch to Judge Poland, at Little Rock. he did
not suggest or Indicate that Representative Ward,
OF the Home Special Committee should remain
there, but merely requested Judge Poland to
come to washington on mis- way home, as
he (the Attorney GeneraD desired inor-
nation relative 10 Arkansas affairs. Judge
Poland among other things, said to him there
was no disturbance or excitement whatever in
Arkansas, and that the State was unusually quiet.
1t Is the purpose OF Representative Wiltshire and
Governor Low to prepare, this week and flle with
the Attorney General statement retuting the
charges ano allegations OF smith and those who
represent his interests. The general feeling in
Washington is opposed to federal interference.
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THE KENTUCKY DISQUALIFICATION CASE.
CINcrNNArr, ohio, Nov. q,

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. q, 1874.
T. L. Jones, clerk elect OF the Court OF Appeals,
who was recently declared ineligible by reason Of
participation In a duel, has stgnded his intention
OF annsallng to the Court 0l AgpcaLs,
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MADRID. Nov. 21. 1877

MADRID, Nov. q, 1874.
The editors or La PTensa, La Bandera and
FL Espdfol newspapers, published in this city,
have been arrested and sent to prison for violat-
ing the press laws established under the state OF
Hiege
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POGO Tiempo Cigars, Sd 90 Per 100, s3s
per l00; other HAVANA CIGARS, prices reduced BAY
RUM, bonded duty paid; Virginia and Kentucky
LEAF TOBACCO for West India shipment
j. w. earle, 26 Old siip
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BRAZIL.

Rio JANEIRo, Nov. 20, 1874.
Trade IN this city Is dull.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Reports from tho South Atlantic Squad
ron,

ron.
WASHINGTON, Nov. q, 1874
The Navy Department has dispatches from Rear
Admiral Leroy. dated Rio Janeir0, 21st ult. The
Lancaster was then at that place, and the Wasp at
La Plata. Commodore Fairfax and Lieutenant
Commander +. r Smith arrived out October 10.
The MonOngahea sailed from Rio October / for
the Crozet and kerguelen Islands. Admiral Leroy
expected to sail in lew days lOr La Plata.
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CHINA.
Imperialist Order ior Arms from Germany.

BERLIN, Nov. 21 1874.
The Chinese government has ordered large
quantity OF breech-loadIng rifles from German
factory at Witten.
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Lovely Complexion Obtained Only
by the of EAU DE JOUVENCE, POUDRE DE CLEO
PATRE ROSE TINT and BELLE DE NUT.
Nmc. UUXAI. Sole PrOprietor, S7H Broadway.
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Died..

Died.
HANLEY.-On Saturday, November g. 1874.
CATHERINE, wife of Peter Hanley, after long and
painful Illness
The relatives and friends are requested to at
tend the funeral, on Monday, November o. 1874,
at 463 Greenwich street. at one O'Clock.
LAYTIN.-On Saturday evening" November 81,
WILLIAM LAYTIN IN the 18th year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
[FOr Otner Deaths See Eleventh Paoel
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Authorship OF Sensational Dispatches
Denied-Nothing Heard OF Smith.


John G. Price, in card to-day, denies having
sent the dispatches to Senator Dorsey published
in the Eastern papers with his name attached.
Seven days have now passed since the issuance OF
Smiths proclamation, and nothing has yet been
heard from him. The resolution TO raise a COM
mitee to inquire into the election of Senator Dor
Sey has passed the Senate.
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A.-Fine Furs at Popular Prices. Seal
Skin Furs Speciality All goods strictly represented
Call before purchasing BURKE, Manufacturer,
24 Broadway. Park Bank Building
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A.-SfIk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps Abdominal Supporters Suspensory Bandages
shoulder Braces and Clutches at MARsHs Truss ONCE.
No. Vesev street. Lady in attendance.
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A.-The Most Tasty and Graceful Hat
gentlemen New York Is manufactured and sold by
ESPENSCHEID, No. ll8 Nassau street
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by Do BhKKI'o REVALENTh ARABIC FOOD tho
stomach nerves. lungs and liver curing dyspepsia On
Digestion, constipation diarrlga acility palpl aton
sieepesness debility, wasting cough asthma feverS
consumption low spirits 7O,UlO cures. which had re-
sisted ali other remedies Depot in New YORK John
HENRY, CURRAN Il CO.. Nos 8 and College place..
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THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Call Upon the Mayor Of Boston-What
His Honor Said.

HIS Honor Said.
BOSTON, Mass, NOV. 81, 1874.
The Postmaster General called upon Mayor
Cobb to-day. The Mayor took occasion to impress
upon MIN the Importance OF the United States
purchasing an additional site for the new Post
ONCE, and the obligations the general government
wer under to the city IN this entire matter.
The New York herald., 1874-11-22

Attic Russian Baths, at as East
Fourth street. the system against the effects OF
cold and relieve those who suffer from rheumatic
tarrhal affections.
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Oyspeptfcs Take and Druggists Sell
no other remedy for Dyspepsia but DR.. shARf's sPE
CIFiC An unfang cure IL never dsapponts Try It,
Retail CODDINGrOS's. 1882 Broadway and HOOPER,
1O2 sixth avenue.
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Downtown Retail Depot.-AH stsntiarti
Medicines Permmery, &c. Favorable arrangements
with manufacturers GREENE. AZ Maiden lane.
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HOjer & Graham, w ire Sign Makers.-
Sign, Store and Office painters; ~ Duane street
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Save Your Doctors Bills by Using
wsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for Coughs,
Colds &c. 50 cents and 81 bottle; large bottles much
the cheaDer
The New York herald., 1874-11-22

Dunvflle's Old Irish Whiskey is Recom-
mcnded by the medical profession superior 10 French
Brandy. In casks or cases q. s. Branch 81 Broad ST.
The New York herald., 1874-11-22

An Offer Will be Received for Two
TEN CYLINDER HOE ROTARY PRESSES; WILL BE
SOLD SINGLE OR SEPARATE. ADDRESS SUPERIN-
TENDENT NEW YORK HERALD.
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Donovan's Rcstaurnnt. No. East
Twelfth strcet-Tsble d'H>>e Dinner, 81 So wine In
cludcd. Private Dinners from s. to Sd.a head
The New York herald., 1874-11-22

Cheap Luxury-TOrrey's Patent
WEATHER. STRIPS: cold drafts avoided fuel saved.
E. s. u. TORREY, 1856 Fulton street
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Use GLENNS SULPHUR SOAP daily In your bath. IL
opens the pores that all impurities pass Of from
the whole skin, nsead Of compelling them to work of
through the face, the only part Of great many people
that Is washed and therefore, the only part where the
gss at &c. per cake, box Uhree cakes 6oc by
mail zone box three cakes) 75c. Address c. n CRIT.
TENTON. New York. Agents wanted,
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rptR SCIENCE OF uEALrH FOR DECEMBER
i treats on Hearty Suppers What and When to Drink.
Talins cold Dr Taimage's First and last Cgal. &c.
only 1c or 81 year; new volume subscribe, AttIosa
s. Il WtaLIsAl "a bSga9way, New YeSA
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Dyeing and Cleaning.-The Empire
DYEING AND DLEANING CoMPANY call for and de.
broadway near I'D st lS6 6tL ay 18th st. rs oth
Gath st.
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A1.-Furniture. Bargains. See Kelly
CO. IS advertisement
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A.-Never Has Barry's Tricophero
failed to strengthen, thcken lengthen soften and i'm
part gleamy the hair 10 which Ii has been
applied. Try it. Sold by druggists everywhere Depot
26 Liberty street. New York.
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Everden's Elegant Wedding md Ball
Cards. orders ior DANCING and Engraving and Printing
!. q syszx 9sss<lRu9l, sl2 Bx9aavay. -"
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SPAIN.

Journalists Imprisoned for Violating the Press
Laws.
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Beware OF worthless limitations
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Abdominal b As r popular Ann sTss
| To tho Public.
next we have Determined to close out this fall certain
Shanaeliers and Gas Fixtures
SSmDositloG1 RrSnzss and closf; Loci o.
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6s6 Broadway. near Great Jones srcet.
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The Pleasant Valley Wine Company's
WINES are absolutely pure. still sparkling much
cheaper than foreign wines The companv's full dts
counts to the trade by their agents, II. B KIRK co.
SO Fulton street, New York.
Wigs. Toupees, &c.-G. Rauchfuss,
Practical Wigmakcr and Importer of Human Hair No.
A East Twelfth street, near Broadway.
Water OF Life is n Certain md Perma-
Ha sect
Broad way, and at WEBsrER's, IA Maiden lane
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Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, Sc.
cured without pain. Corn Cure, by nail, soc.
DR.. RICE lsy Broadway, near Dey street.
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The Pleasant Valley Wine Companysa
WINES are absolutely pure. still! sparkling. much
cheaper than foreign wines The companys full dis
counts to the trade BY their agents. H. d KIRK CO..
SO Fulton street, New York
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ME K 100.
Congressional Decree for the COnStitu-
tiOn Of a Senate.
Earthquake Shocks and Symptoms Of
Volcanic Action.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM FROM MATAMoHos TO THE
HERALD
MATAMoRos, Nov. 20, 1874.
The Mexican Congress has decreed the
constitution OF a Senate, to be made up of two
Senators from each State and federal district
of the Republic
THE COUNTRY PEACEFUL.
Peace prevails at all points.
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS AND SYMPTOMS OF A VOL
cANIc ERUPTION.
Shocks OF earthquake are felt OF intervals
along the route from Vera Cruz to Guanaiu-
alto. The shocks commenced on the 18th
inst. 1t is thought that they threaten the ap-
Proach OF extraordinary volcanic eruptions.
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A.-For n First Glass Dress or Business
HAT go direct to the manufacturer, EsPENSCHEID lis
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To tho Public.

Trusses,. Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces Abdominal Supporters, &C., ut popular prices:
Dr. GLOVER, 10 Ann street.
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Wigs. Toupees, &c.-G. Rauchfuss,
Practical Wigmakcr and Importer of Human Hair No.
A East Twelfth street near broadway.
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Water OF Life is n Certain md Perms-
rent for Indigestion, Constipation and Nervous
and General Debility sold at 50 Twelfth street,
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1~oHo"UcTB vtx6GHUIe EHTISs-HHHc nc
sterling virtues these Pills have elected from
,leht physician and chemist the following testimony
NV YORK CRY, Nov. la l7l-Graefenberg Company
New York: have examined nersonaily used ard on,
several occasions prescribed THE GRAEFENBER1
ii-S anu although usually partial 10 the OF
h,n patent medicines" have found them. without
pehg specific tor all diseases least the adaptc6
70 the cure of torpid liver bilious diarrhoa
uon loss OF appetite ard many other complaints OF the
anmentary organs, OF any single remedy which have
ever - seen. Their action is alike directed 10 all the
eihunctory organs and Is mild, pleasant and at tho
some time prompt and etiicacious la. wErHERBEE
~, Professor of chemistry and Toxicolgoy author oi
Eiements OF ToNcoogy, &c pa East
New YORK, THE GRAEFENBERG VEaETABi.E PII.LS
nanv Rea 49, ~eN 49,