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Liver and Blood Diseases.


healthy liver secretcs each day about two and ha
pounds OF bile, which contains great amount Of
aterial taken from the blood. When the liver becomes
torpid congestcd tails TO eliminate this vast amount
OF noxious substance which, therefore. remains posea
the blood and be conveyed TO part OF the syste
What must the condition OF tho blood when IL Is
poison Nature tries 10 work oil tins poison through
other channels and organsthe kidneys lungs, skin.
ac bnt these organs become oysrtaxed ia pertorm.s
not long withstand the pressure but become vsrous1
diseased.
lhe BRAIN which tho great electrical centre or all
which to IL from the heart and II ails to perform
It's office heaithiny. Hence the symptoms OF bile pod
sonnS which are auliness headache inespsciy 70
and irrta6iity of temper The blood ftsef being DIS
eased as it forms the sweat upon the surface OF the
dscoiored brown spots, pimpes, blotches and other
eruptons. Sores bois, carbunces and scroiuious tu
escape becoming affected, later. and we have
as The result costveness, piles, dropsy, dyspepss-
dtarrhra other symptoms are common IS bitter or
bad taste In mouth Internal heat palpmaon. teasing
boatng Of stomach pain in sides about shoulders
back, GOODNESS of extremities, &c &C only lew 81
a one time; the liver being the great depuraling or
blood cleansing organ OF the system-set this great
housekeeper OF our healIh ut work, and the foul
rupuons, which gender in the blood and rot out,
from the system Tor this purpose my GOLDEN MEDL
CAL CA DlsS0v n with very small doses daily OF my
the articles needed; they cure every Kind OF hu,nof
from the worst scroua to the common Pimple Blotch
or Erupton great eating Ulcers kindly heal under thet!
mighty curative influence; vlruent blood posuns that
in the system by them robbed their terrorA
and by their perseverlng and somewhat protracted
the most ained systems may be completely renovated
ings dwinde away and disappear under the influence
OF these great solvents
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DON CARLOS, PROCLAMATION.

The Spanish Pretcnder Rcviyes the
Dropping Spirits OF HIS Troops-"Have
Fuu Confidence I'm God and Me-,
Alter losing the valuable strategic post 'Ons
which 1t was thought would insure the fall OF
Bihoa, and arriving beyond the reach OF the shell
IRON the lines OF General Concha His Majesty. -
Don Carlos, treated his followers to piece OF gas
'conade which has scarcely parallel in even
Spanish history. 1t would almost appear by the
Following proc amation, that he believes in mira
-cles, and that Heaven Will yet lead him triumph
antly into the capital OF Biscay:-
VOLUNTEERs--l have always hitherto addressed
you after victory; to-day address you with equal
pride alter retreat.
When yesterday saw some OF your battalions
defle before me read upOn the face OF each vol
unteer ar enthusiasm greater than that at Monte
.Jura and SomorrOstro. and, hlled wl.h emotion 1
saw you pass with greater admiration in this re-
treat IMAM IN your preceding heroic actions. The
strong POSITIONS which we lost were taken to the
can officers, shaking their white handkercniels
succeeded IN surprising our lett, when they then
sent up the IN famous yell OF "vtva "a Republtca"
met such as Spaniards alone can precIpitate
volunteers-F0r an instant ieared-I trembled
l have accompanied y0u to IDero, Esteiia,
Ao. Dlscasrl!lo. vlana, Montejura, and in
airy, and or the 25th, 10th and z7th of March. and
knew that II you had easily driven before YOUR
oayo1 a an army three times your superior, 1t
don your positions at that moment. But you have
shown yourselves well disciplined. You had
learned that. as father, would not sacrifice you
recklessly, and to the astOnishment OF the W hole
united revolutionary army you have Din retreatng)
executed movement that VIII be glorious in all
history.
Follow me always; have full confidence In God
ana me, and be not dlsmayed. Tor He will protect
ue. We shall yet enter Bilbao, and 20 further than
Bilbao; our nag shall wave triumphantly from Vera
to Csdiz, to whatever points revolution and I'M
ptety shall offer battle.
Your King, CARLOS.
ROYAL HEADQUARTERS, DURANGO May s, 1874.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

George M. Pullman, Of chicago. is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
Field Marshal Won Room, Of the German army, is
sick az Palermo.
Judge 7. NJ. Bowen, Of Arkansas, is registered at
gtheSt Nicholas Hotel
Rev. DR.. patterson, OF Philadelphia, is staying
at the Coleman House.
Senator william Sprague, OF Rhode Island has
arrived at the Hoffman House.
MISUNDERSTANDING (cremation) Is the subject
OF excited comment in Bavaria.
General W. H. French, United States Army, has
quarters at the Grand Central HOTEL
Captain William p. Graves. United states Army,
Is residing at the Metropolitan Hotel
by recent Pontlcal bull Nancy Is to be Joined
10 Metz, but she must not learn German
'Dear Lilly Dale" of whom poets have sung,
was on Wednesday, at Chicago, sent to the House
cof Correction.
Mr.. John A. Jackson, the sculptor, lately arrived
from Knrence, is stopping with his family at the
Gilsey House.
Z Captain Il. s. II. Riddell. OF the sixtieth rines
British Army, Is amoug the recent arrivals at the
Holman House.
Count Itchy, the newly appointed Austrian Am
-bassador to Turkey, has been most favorably re-
ceived by the Sultan.
Professor Anderson has resigned the chair OF
u
vice or twenty-five years.
Marshall Wood the English sculptor, arrived
from Europe in the steamship China yesterday
and "a at the Brevoort House.
Avocat PIGEON, OF Nice declares that his recent
bouquet Grafton iavoring separation was too
-s'wIney" to require explanation.
The Grand Duchess Vera, niece Of the Emperor
of Russia, was married to the Prince Of wurtem-
berg, at Stuttgart, on the 9Th inst.
The Cambridge University Union has adopted
motion BY 1O1 votes to AZ In favor Of introducing
the System OF cremation into England.
4Boss Mccormick" Is the leader Of the Illinois
Bourbons and he has called Convention Of the
s'Musty Squadn according TO the Chicago Times.
.Teli me. ye winged winds. that round my path
way play, is no place lett to me where can steal
,awayY, ia said TO be Brooks Arkansas refrain Just
now.
Marshal Serrano has declared himself willing to
support a conservative republic. He will support
any thing that promises him emolument and arbi-
trary power.
Professor sybel, OF Bonn has taken up the
cudgel for Bismarck. In denouncing the Catholic
agitators he declares that Bismarck never desired
to be Pope The Man OF iron scarcely desires the
mitrei
The French painter Corot lately celebrated the
nitieth anniversary OF his entry into the profess
sion OF an artist. NJ Corot related to his assembled
friends that he was iorty-seven years old when he
FIRST sold picture.
shetkh Huscn I'll Faoury, a Damascus dervisn OF
molly descent, has been discovered TO be the leader
OF . band OF robbers who have plundered Damas-
Gus residences for many years He had always
been thought sanity man, and the belief was
only dissipated when great amount OF plnnder
was found In his house, concealed In the sepulchre
OF one OF hts ancestors.
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A MALE ANIMAL.


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Ihave read with much respect the letter Of the
lady who signs herself 30. L. W." in your paper
OF the ed inst. on Theatrical Nuisances.r and
trust you WILL allow some one to say word for the
much abused gentlemen. or course, as the fair
writer .has brothers, and they ''smilA'' Tor drink
.'agatn and again" during the evening at theatre,
she may think she has q right to charitably
presume that every gentleman who leaves the
theatre during the evening does so for the
same purpose. Perhaps. however, she may not
be aware that many men who do not .1drink
again and again." may wish for O breath Of fresh
cir. or like to stretch their limbs alter being
cramped up in the narrow seats especially Il they
happen to sit in the midst of ladies, in which
case they will generally have less room than they
pay for. II ladies' would sometimes think OF those
who cit behind ITEM, and would wear less extern
sive and lofty Aead coverings people might De
more inclined 20 study their comfort in return. IN
the matter Of leaving before the play IL over and
arriving late, ladies appear to be the worst
Offenders, AID whose fault Ia 1t II they will wear
such garme nts that people cannot pass them WIZ
comforts surely not Inc mems. II theatres wee
made less, with view Of cramming in the great est
number Of, people everybody would have rAore
l. comforx yourH. respectfully. 4. BACHELOR
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THEATRICAL NUISANCES.
Male Sufferers Complaint About
Turretcd Headgear.

n m0l0 SuMeror'S complaint ABOUT
Turretcd Headgear.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Referring to the admirable communication Of
40. L. W" in the HERALD of the 22d, and fully
approving all the suggestions and recommen-
dations OF the fair authoress in the matter Of
theatrical reforms would invoke the influence OF
the omnipotent HERALD to add thereto another
most needed one viz. the lowering OF the extra
ordinary ediHces worn on their heads BY plaYgoers
or her sex. Not only is the view OF the stage
INSTRUCTED by these towers OF silk velvet feathers
and ssuivez moi" attached to them, bat 1t
frequently happens that these disrracting masses
usurp and divert the attention Of those in the
from the faces OF the performers just at the most
critical moments. Thus we lose the facial express
sion or an actor right at his most iavorite and
time honored ''gag," such as
Frailty, thy name is woman,
or another which never fails to bring down the
house
The wretch that would lay his hand on q woman cave
in the way kindness, Is wretch whom it base
nattery to name coward, &c.
Not long ago paid S., including gloves to see
Nilsson at the Academy OF Music, but regret to
add that great.was my disappointment, tor instead
OF "MgnOn," oil saw was " chign0n.r-Respect-
fully, &c,
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YACHTING NOTES.

The yacht Rambler, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. r. Thomas,
from the eastward, passed MILESTONE yesterday
afternoon en- route for New York.
The yacht Tidal Wave, Commodore voorhees,,
has arrived from the West Indtes and lies at Wash.
ingtoD, within sight OF the Capitol She viii leave
for New York on Monday next
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ADDITIONAL ARRESTS OF CRUSADERS

PIrTsBURa, Pa, May %, 1874.
About forty crusaders were arrested again to-
day and confined IN the Central police station,
charged with obstructing the sidewalks. They
we're released upon giving bail for hearing at
iour O'Clock 2. M. on Monday. Great excitement
prevails and large crowds gathered about the
police station. TIE ladies are still determined to
continue their work, Notwithstanding the action
of the authorities.
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SUICIDE OF AN OLD MAN.
Inquest by tho Coronor's Jury-Details
Of the Rash Act.

NEwBURG. N. Y, May %, 1874
Yesterday afternoon Richard Omerod, aged nifty
seven, committed suicide by cutting his throat at
his home in Matteawan, n. Y. The verdict OF the
Coroner's jury was that deceased came to his
death by his own hand while laboring under tenn
for several weeks, and just before COM
hitting the rash deed he sent his
wife out on some errand. when she re-
noor in pool OF blood. which covered a space
tour feet square, while the lite nuid was still now
ing from Qhastiy wound in his neck. A razor
covered with blood was found near him. The
main artery OF the neck was not severed, and he
bled to death In half an nour. He leaves q wife
and four children In needy circumstances.
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HAYTL.


KINGSTON, ia, May 23 1874.
Advices from Port-au-Prnce say that the Presi
dent OF Hayti has resigned and handed over the
government to Dominique. Vice President. who is
supported by the army. He demands that the
Assembly shall declare him President
There has been no disturbance. bus an uneasy
feeling prevails
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F r A N Q e.
The New Ministry Announced
Officially to the People.
The Majority Of the Assembly
support the Cabinet.
The Diplomatic Relations
with Germany.

PARIS May %, 1874
The new Ministry. as announced last night, Is
ipuolished In the Journal ODgctel to-day
'raz PARLIAMENTARY MAJORITY ON THE SIDE OF
TIE CABINET.
The majority OF the Assembly appears resolved
to support the new Ministry.
CITIZEN OPINION or THE CHANGE.
Tho Paris papers generally think that the MIN
tstry Is more OF Q business one than representa-
tive Of any distinct political programme.
LEGISLATIVE RECESS.
The Assembly has adjourned until THURSDAY
next, to enable the Ministry to arrange tho
order OF business with the Constitutional Com
uIttee.
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH GERMANY
Prince Clovis Hohenlohe, the new German Am
oassador to France, presented his credentials to
President MacMahon to-day.
Speeches conveying the lriendliest assurances
were exchanged.
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CREAM BY the distinguished Dr. L. A. sayreEA LADY q
OF cosmetics, he remarked TO the lady :-"You are
alfeady aware madame, that am opposed 70 the use a
mend aoUKAuD's Oriental CREAM = ne iesx
Sir Hubert stanley praise indeed" To be had OF DE-
0ouRAUD 1t his old established ofice. IS Bond streee
and druRgistA
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LENTA ARABiCA FooD 70 the stomach nerves. lusgs
darrhea acdity paipitation slice psssness debility.
1000 cures which had resisted all other rernediex
Depot in New York, JOHN Y. HENRY. CUkRAS 1 90,
Nos and College place.
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Wallace 4 Sons. 49,.
Russell 4 Erwin Man
ufacturing Co., per
n, J. Woodruff, As,
sistant treasurer. -
Fuller, Lord a Co. -.
Geo. w. Bruce ........
Stanley Works, per r.
McCartee. attorney.
Peck, stow 4 Wilcox
Company.
Laiance Il Gros;ean
Manufacturing Co.,
per T.. W. Martin,
Sec. and Treas
+. he cham 4 Co.
r. 4 +. Corbin, @. 5.
Corbin, agent.
Douglass Manut. Co.,
X. r. Brnff. attorney
Brooalyn White Lead
Com pany........,...
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Aid from tho SILK Trade.

To THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD
The Secretary Of the SILK Association OF America
has received $50 from William Il. Copcutt b Co.
and So from v. tanonymous) in addition to the
amount heretofore reported In the HERALD for
the reief OF the silk operatives rendered destitute
by the recent disaster at Mil River, Mass, making
total to date oil $2,48O.
NEW YORK. May %, 1874,
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See To II that Your Rupture II Wen
and comfortably held in q dangerous cOndk
ton. Dr.. GREGORY S4 Broadway, guarantees perfect
satisfaction Pamphlets sent
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STATE TREASURER RAINES.

UTICA, N. Y, May %, ls.A
There Is no essential change from yesterday In
State treasurer RainsA condition
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gums RISCOTINE FOOD for Infants DELLUG CO.,
b35 Broadway the sole propricors and
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A.-FOr Moth Patches, Freclxles, Tam
and all Brown Discolorati0ns, ask your druggist
PERRY'S MOTH AND FKECKLE LOTION. Depot -
Bond street, New York Beware of imitation
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AID FOR LOUISIANA SUFFERERS.
NEW YORK. May %. 1874.

To THE EDIroR or THE HERALD
The following contributions have been received
by me and forwarded yesterday Messrs. Staui1er.
Macready Co., New Orleans, for the relief OF the
sufferers by the overflow in Louisiana, to be dis
tributed by the Mayor OF New Orleans, chairman
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Avoid Danger.-Don't Put an Enemy
in your mouth steal your teeth Avoid dee rious
dentlfrces Rely on SOZ0DONT. Nothiug can be purer
certain prevent the eth from becoming di
After each brushing they glitter like pearls
and the gums grow red.
The strongest attachments formed with sPALD-
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A.-For Pimplcs ON tho Face, Black
Heads rles Worms obtain of your druggist PERRYS
COMEDONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY, the great skin
New York
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A.-Silk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps Abdominal supporters Clutches and Snspsnsory
Bandages Shoulder Braces, at MAKSH'S Truss office,
No 2 Vesoy street. Lady attendants.
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Pollak's Genuine Mccrsc haunH and
AMBER GOODS, wholesale and retail Repairing ana
boiling promptly done. AZ No ~ John street
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A.-Nonpareil Refrigcrators, the Cheap
est and bes. sat EDWARD ID. BASFORD'S, Cooper In
stltute Building. cor ner stores.
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A Lost Art of the Caesars Restored
ANGELES HOT AIR ROMAN BATHS CT Lexington
enue, Appetite and nvigorae before breakfstReresh
vitalze before dnner--Soothe and ranquilize be-
tore retiring LADIES' day and evening gentlemen every
day md al
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Obstacles 10 Marriage,

Napoleon's Cabinet Champagne
the purcst and most delicate.
BOUCHE Fills CO.. sole agents, No. 81 Beaver st.
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A1.-Barry's TrfcOphercus Not Only
gives brilliancy the Hair but bres
where but one grew before. Try i'll For sale by all
druggists
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A.-Hernia. The Com Portable Elastic
TRUSS, 6ss Broadway, permanently cures Ruptures
Metal springs, finger pads &c. are OUT of use 1.-The
finder boxes.
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A.--China and Glass Ware Retail NJ
wholesale prices EDWARD ID. BASSFORD'S, Cooper
Institute Building corner stores.
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A.-Br0Oks' Boots and ShOes-Tho LnrH-
est assortment in the city established III lSiS Now
1886 Broadway corner Twenty. ninth street
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A.-Scalp Discs ses.-Dr. b. c. Perry, tho
skilfu der matologist, No - Bond street. York,
cure; all Lrupye and other Scalp also Falls
and Scaly DapdruH
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A.--Buy Your Hats mt Knox's, ala
Broadway His style for the present SEASON better
than "greenbaeks" fair trade admits OF discount
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Atkinson's White Rose, SIC. per Bottle.
CAMPHOR, 35c. per pound. WILLIAM NJ. GILES j
CO., Chemists AL sixth avenue.
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Grnefenbcrg Marshairs Cuthol,.,

UNDOUBTEDLY THIS WONDERFUL MEDCINE uIa
CURED MORE CASES OF fEMALE UOMPLAiNTS
THAN ANY OTHER REMEDY IN ExIsTENCE GKxR
FENBERG COMPANY. 81 READ6 STREET. SOLD ~
DkCGUISTS.
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C1arets.e1OO Cases, from 81 to $40, In
lots to suit good sound wines, reliable brands partly
old imp0rtatorS, maturcl in bottle: also Ssuternes
Ii. b. KIRK 4 CO.. 90 Fulton street.
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A.-WcddinG Invitations, Elegnnt
styles: sign Note Pnper Crests MonOgrams general
JOSEPH EvERDELL. 3a Broadway.
Established 1910.
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Dyspeptics Can Again Enjoy Their
meals Cease to suffer and regain health and strength
BY taking Dr. Snaps s,s spHCIfic FOR DysPkPsIX.
Jersey City. Longstaf. 81 Montgomery strcet also
Hodenby, 300 Grove street Wholesale agent Chariss
N Crittenton, No. Sixth avenue.
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Alleged Error I'm the Act Amending !; the
Charter OF New York.

Alleged Error I'm the Act Amending the
Charter OF New York.
From the Evening Post Of yesterday.l
ALBANY, May %, 1874.
The Governor has signed the following bills:-
To amend an act entitled an act to amend ana
reduce into one act the several acts relating to
buildings in the City OF New York.
In relation TO the Marine C0nrt.
To incorporate tho Anglo Mexican Railway Com
TO incorporate the St.. Johns Savings Bank of
Fordham.
TO Incorporate the Association Of she Alumni Of
Columbia College.
The last Legislature. passed an amendment 90
section Of the charter OF New York city, which
was sent to the Governor with the following tn
dOrsementS:-
In sESArx, April 3d. ls4-Passed with the following
anne ndmen:s :Isecti fa / line strikc out two and in.
:s all after ns issiGS 70
ments concurred a. ~ J. o'DoNSEL, Clerk.
The words ordered to be stricken out by the sec
ond amendment were the following
There shall also be elected Aldermen at Large 10
Tor more tnsn TOUR of said Aldermen At Large aud the
voters OF tn Twenty third and Twenty fourth wards OF
sa,o cV 40 hereby authorized 10 vote for Aldermen
They were not, however, stricken out Of the bill
sent 90 the Governor, and remain IN IL as signed
by fAm.
Arbitration Clerk OF tho Chamber OF
Commerce.
ALBANY. N. T., Nay %, 1874
Governor Dix has appointed George Wilson, OF
New York Arbitration Clerk Of the Chamber OF
Commerce OF tho state OF New YORK, pursuant TO
an act passed at the last &c <sion Of the Legslsr
| turA
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Pnpcrcd Back Wood HanGings Eoa
walls Address A. S. McCALLUM, l0a Barrow street,
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A.--Rupturc and Physical Deformities
successfully treated by DR.. MARSH. At No. Vesey
street. old Office.
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A.-Housefurn ishing Goods, Silver
Plated Ware, cheap EDWARD d. BASSg0RD'S, Cooper
Institute Building, corner stores
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye Docs ITS Work
nuckfy harmlessy, splendidly, fmparn% natural
SHADED and easily applied. sold every where.
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A.-Buvke's Summer styles or Gentle
mems and youths HATS ready. 2n, Broadway, Park
Bank Building - -
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A.-Dougan's Summer Styles or Gents,
HATS rci dy. l02 Nassau corner of Ann street
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Dunville d Co., the Irish Distillers,
Belfast Ireland the largest holders whskey in the
world Their OLD IRISH wHISkEY is recommended
BY the medical prote ion in preferences 10 French
Broad street, New xers
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Cancer Cured without. the Knife or
psip also Tuu,ors and Scrofula, by >. NJ COMINS NJ
il1 East Twenty sir tn street,
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SPAIN.
Republican Volunteers Relieved from Danger

SANTANDER, May %, 1874.
The detachment OF republican volunteers who
were surrounded near this city BY the Carlists
nave been liberated by the troops sent to their
relief
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NEW YORK. May %, ls7k

To THE EDIroR or THE HERALD:-
The SUN OF $s5i has been sent in to us today for
the Mill River sufferers. The following Is the re-
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Corns, Bunions, IngrowinK Nails, &c.,
cured without pain CORN CURE by mail 800.
Dr. RICE, l6g Broadway, second door below Day st.