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THE MINING RIOTS.

GOVERNOR HARTRANFT's PRocLAMATIoE-A
COUNCIL OF WAR AT THE CAPrTAL-THE
GOVERNOR RrsoLvED TO USE TEooPs N
NECESSARY.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April 2, 1875.
The proclamation TO the turbulent miners.
which Governor Hartranlt intended to issue to-
day. has been prepared, but It's publication de-
ferred for reasons best known TO himself The
Governor has received further information from
the Philadelphia railroad o1cias relative to
the violence IN the schuylkin region. Cen.
eral superintendent Woolten called on the
Governor to-day, and transmitted a number
OF letters received by him from Mr.. Gowan.
very poor opinion OF the eficiencyot the sherin's
posse rs entertained by the Railroad Company. and
military interposition is considered imperative.
In the language OF one OF their dispatches, "Tne
bandits will dlsperse when the posse conlStdtlts
is at hand but alter they leave the bandits Will
emerge from their holes and continae their
depredatons.' Another despatch, or letter, pre-
diets fearful destruction OF property and probable
loss or lie, If troops not sent to suppress the
rioters. council OF war was held at the Execu-
tive Mansion tonight, at which the Governors
Adjutant, General Latta and General Osborne. OF
the Luzerne division OF militia, were present the
general feeling seemed TO be that the sheriffs OF
the counties In which the disturbances prevail
would be able to restore order and protect the
property OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company.
AT nine O'Clock tonight the Governor received
a despatch from the Sherir OF LEzerne county
stating that he had posse at tue scene OF dis
turbance. Should Information be received by the
Governor tomorrow that the sheriffs OF Luzerne
and Schuylkll are not equal TO the emergency he
says he will issue his proclamation, commanding
the rioters 60 disperse, and follow 1t up with a
sufficient force to quel all disturbances, in ease
The malecontents should disregard IT.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. AnriI I

WASHINGTON. April :, 1875.
Rear Admiral Collins, commanding the South
Pacific station, reports TO the Navy Department,
under date OF Talcahuano. Chill, March l, that the
United states steamers Richmond and OMAHA were
still at that place. Tne health OF the officers and
crews OF the vessels the station continue good.
telegram received AZ the Navy Department
from Lieutenant Commander Green commanding
the United states steamer Fortune, announced
that that vessel was 10 sail from Key West this
evening Tor Washington, via Havana. The For
tune has been engaged In surveying the Gulf or
Mexico ana along tie coast o. Cuba.
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A TRIAL FOR PoLYGAMY.
SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE CITY, April 2 1875.
George Q. Cannon, Congressional Delegate from
Utah, was on trial to-day for polygamy. the de-.
fence was that ne had contracted no pslJgamous
marriage within two years preceding the indict.
ment The prosecution said they did not expect
TO prove marriage within two years. The Court
held tnat lt was the act OF concentrating the sec
pnd or other marriage subsequent TO the first
when constituted the offence under tue statute.
The prosecution IS therefore barred by the United
States statute oi Limitations. Tne defendant
was discharged.
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AUSTRIA AND ITALY.
FRANCIS JOSEPH ON HIS WAY TO VISIT VICTOR
EMMANUEL.

IhAnOlo SOnEFh ON d1o Wal 10 V1dIT NIIIOh
EMMANUEL.
TRIESTE April 2, 1875.
The Austrian Emperor, Francis Joseph, reached
here to-day on his way to Italy. He was received
with great enthusiasm.
THE AUSTRIAN KAISER TO MEET THE ITALIAN
KING.
The Emperor Francis Joseph, or Austria, journeys
from Vienna to have personal interview with
the King or Italy, Victor Emmanuel. He will sub
sequently travel aloug the northeast coast OF the
Adrlatlc. IN Dalmatla The event Of the meeting
OF the two monarcns is regarded as OF much i'm
portance by the diplomatic world. At Trieste the
Austrian ruler VIII view the monument which has
Maxmlan, his brother. After his formal inter-
view with the King OF Italy, which Will take
place, 1t is thought, in Rome, Francis Joseph
will embark on the 7th Tor Pola. where be VIII
remain until the evening OF the 9th inst He
will arrive the 10th at Zara, and thence will
commence his tour in Dalmatia, which WILL last
about twelve or fifteen days. The Prince OF Mon.
tenegro intended to salute His Majesty at one OF
she forts situated near Cattaro. Prince Nicolas
was desrous, it Is said, TO make OF this inter-
view more than an act or courtesy, so he has
been forced TO iorego the pleasure OF meeting the
Emperor in compliance with a hint which he re-
eeIved from COnstantinople 10 the effect that his
doing so would be uspleasing TO the Sublime
Porte. The politicians OF Paris assert that the
meeting OF the Emperor OF Austria and the King
OF Italv has reference the subject OF the conflict
which is being Waged between Germany and the
paDacv
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ANOTHER YOUTHFUL SUICIDE.
CRAwFoRpsyILLE. IND. April 2.

CRAwFORDsyGLLE. IND, April 2, 1875.
A remarkable case oi suicide occurred here to-
day--namey, that 81 boy fourteen years olu
who hanged himself from the Tafters OF a deserted
barn with piece oi heavy twlne. HIS mother
cut nm down with the SCISSORS almost immed-
ately, but though tnere were signs OF life. resusc
tution was impossible. lie had been suffering Tor
years from nervous nts, aifectlng body and mind
ami no doubt committed the deed under the meu-
Ial aperration resulting rom one Oi them. Ihe
aoroner's jury returned verdict OF SUICIDE dur.
ing temporary insanity.
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A MINERS coUNcn-rHE EASTERN DIVISION TO
MEET AT HAzLEToN.
MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, April 2, IS

MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, April ., 1875.
The following notice has been issued to the Gem
era Council OF the Eastern Divison:-
In accordance with instructions received from
the State Council, NJ. ana l.. b. A. oil Pennsylvania,
a meeting Tor the purpose OF organizing the Cen
eral Council OF the Eastern DIVISION oil Pennsy-
vania IS hereby called to convene at hazleton,
Luzefne county, on Tuesday, April 20, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon. rhe several county or
region associations, both OF the Nj. n. a. ana the
M and L. B. A. VIII be entitled TO representation
in the ratio OF one delegate to every 1900 mem
bers or fraction thereof. 1t IS hoped that none
or the SIX counties comprising the Anthracite coal
region Will neglect TO be represented.
HUGH MCCARTNEY, President State Council.
GEORGE CoBBETr Secretary.
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treated the assembled company not TO entertain
the belief that there were no lawyers now sucn
as obtained in the old time. That such belief
was erroneous he proved by numerous quota
tiOns.
Mr.. L. Bradford Prince responded TO the Law.
Makers and created much merrlment by his re-
marks.
Judge Smith responded for the "Junior Bar,n
and was short, sharp and to the point.
eve Lawyers original poem was read by
Mr.. Oscar ). Strauss at supper alter which the
society broke up into little groups and wore away
the evening In smoke and chat
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.

PATERSON, N. j., April Q 1875.
fatal accident Is reported from Boardville on
The Moniclair Railway, about sixteen miles
northeast OF this city. Last night the house or
John N J, MONKS caught nre and was destroyed
TWO children we're saved by being thrown rom
WINDOW. Two others were burned to ashes Mr.,
Monks was so terribly burned tnat ne dIed to-day.
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GERMANY AND SPAIN.

ALFoNsIsT PLAN FOR A PRUssIAN DEMoNsTRA-
TIoN AGAINST THE cARLIsTs.
BERLIN, April 2 1875.
1t is stated that Spain has repeatedly requested
Germany to order It's war vessels TO lombard
Zarauz for the Gustav outrage, but Germany has
refused TO do SO, because in case OF bombardment
Innocent persons would suffer.
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A FIRST OF APRIL FATALITY.

MIDDLErowN, April q 1875.
Harry Brown, aged thirteen years a son or
Harry II. Brown, well known New York Custom
House oficia was found dead IN the barn at his
fathers residence, near BloCmingburg, yesterday
morning, having accden tally hanged himself
wnie preparing to play LIST OF April trick, as IS
suDDOSed.
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AArERICAN CONTRACTS CAUSE OF ENGLISH
COMMERCIAL DIFFICULTY.
LONDON. april 3, 1875.
Messrs. Wilson, McLay & Co., metal merchants.
have suspended owing TO diticulties arising from
their American contracts for rails
The liabilities or the firm are estimated at
E1 600 600
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THE DELAWARE RIVER.

PORT JERvIS, April 2, 1875.
the water OF the Delaware is thirteen feet above
low water mark here and IL still rising. 10 is
thought considerable damage Will be done along
the river The Erie Railway has ound IL necessary
TO erect breakwater at saw Mill Rift bridge 10
protect the trestle work. Several nats up the
rlYer nave been OYernoR wed.
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THE UNITED STATES SURVEY OFF THE COAST OF
CUBA-NAvAL AMENITIES IN THE GULF.
HAVANA, April 2, 1875
The United States steamer Fortune arrived here
yesterday and sailed to-day Tor Key West. she
mas completed her surveys along the coast or Cuba.
Lieutenant Commander Green remains here TO
finish the scientific work. and viii re-embark on
the Fortune, which returns from Key West imme-
distely.
The orncers or the Dutch neet lying in the har-
Dor visited Commander Green's portable observa-
cory to-day.
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THE WEAVERS STRIKE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 2. 1875,
The striking weavers OF Southwark held large
meeting tonight and reaffirmed their intention
or remaining OUT until the reduction taken on
their wages last fall is restored. The impression
prevailed that they would succeed, and that their
services would probably be required on Monday
next.
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GOVERNOR HARTRASFr's LETTER.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April ? 1875.
The following telegram has been sent to the
Sheriff OF Luzerne county,
To WILLIAM p KIRKESDALE, Sheriff OF Luzerne
county Wilkesbarre, ia. -
am In receipt OF your letter OF March 81. stat
ing that large bodies OF armed men are destroying
life and property In Luzerne county, aud that it
has been lmpracticaole Ior me (yoIl sheriff 10
suppress the disorders 10y ordering out the posse
conddtus and requesting my inter opposition as
Governor. | desire immediate and full lnforma-
tion OF the action, II any you nave taken, IL is
your duty 10 preserve order and protect lie and
property | am reluctant 10 believe that, with
e11cient action on your part, properly supported
by the people, You cannot preserve the public
peace and protect life and property without mill
taiy interference. II not, Will act promptly and
efficiently. J. F. HARTRANFT, Governor.
THE TROUBLES 1NATHE MIDDLE COAL YIELDS
THE sMoULDERISG, FIRE or Discomfort AMONG
THE mSERs-AfftNprs AT COMPROMISE AND
coScuATIoN-THE REPORTS FROM HAZEL
TON ExAGGEnATED.
WMKEsBARBE, April 2, 1875.
The miners throughout the Middle coal neld
have been quiet and orderly to-day, but there is
little or no abatement OF the feeling OF anxiety on
tne part OF the people throughout this region.
The nre is smoulderlug, not burned out, and there
Is no predicting when there will be another Daze
oil over the districts Which have been
SO long idle. At the examination OF
tho men implicated in the dsorderly
proceedings at Upper Lehgn on Wednesday,
which took place before Squire Parsons TINS
morning, lt came out tnat the parties we're ar
rested while on their way home alter tne dis
turbance and the most that could be alleged
against them was their composing portion OF
bad company engaged In unlawful gathering.
All the facts in the case, auu the most impor-
tant for the public to know, failed to come TO the
surlacc1n consequence OF an exhibition Of hard
feeling between the magistrate and tho
counsel for the defence. The latter endeavored
10 put in evidence the conduct OF the
Sherln-s posse and was summary checked by the
Alderman. the defence mas been assumed uy the
miners, unions In the Lenign region, and the
prisoners seemed 20 nave the strongest SYM
pathy not only from their brother workmen, out
from large portion OF the best citizens IN the
disturbed localities.
EXAGGERATED REPORTS.
The reports from Ha2elton prove to nave acen
greatly exaggerated so far as they relate 10 the
operations OF the raiders, anu " ls GAINED that
the miners have Deen guilty Of no more
serious ourrages than frequently occur dur
ing LABOR troubles IN the large cities.
stu the gatherings have been vicious In
their influence and likely 10 lead 70 collisions be-
tween the raiders and the peace officers. IL is
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, April 2, 1876.
Spanish gold, go a 22l; American, I'D 213
Exchange active; on the United States, sixty
days, currency, 90 o. gold, premium; short
slgnt, 93 a 95 premium; sixty days, III 119 pre-
mum; short sight, do., 123 a 125 premium; on
london, l4l q l43 premium. sugar active.
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SPAIN
GENERAL sABAnLs PREPARING TO sEcEpE FROM

DENERAL EABALLs PREPARING TO sEcEDE FEoM
DON CARLOS.
MADRID, April Q, 1875.
The Carlist General Saballs has had an interview
with General Campos, al Olot, under flag Of
truce. There is reason to believe that he will soon
give in his adhesion TO King Alfonso and that in
return his present rank Will be recognized BY the
government,
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THE GERMAN CATHOLIC HIERARcH1cAL con-
FERENCE CLOSED.
BERLIN, April Q, 1875.
The Conference OF the Roman Catholic bishops
at Fulda has closed.
message was received from the Pope, giving
the bishops his blessing and urging them to per.
aeVere.
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MArE. ANCELoT, NOVELIST AND PLAY WRITER.
From Gallgnani,s Messenger, March 2al

From Galignanrs Messenger, March g.
The death is announced OF Nine. Ancelot, al the
age OF eighty-four years. she was the writer OF
number OF plays and novels. Among her
dramatic works were the marriage Rasonaber
and s.Marie.n both produced at the Theatre
Francals tne latter being great success Of Mile.
Mars, aud wnen afterward brought out at the
Gymnase the chief part was played by Rose Cheri.
Tie deceased also wrote, with her husband. many
pieces which were proouced under MS name.
Among her other works may be named the tales
OF '.Renee de varvlle' ana the Niece du Ban
quierr she was born .. Dion (Cote d'Orl, and
was mother-in-law OF NJ. Lachaud, the celebrated
advocate.
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FREAKS OF A LUNATIC.

LEWISTON Nc, April 2 1875.
Yesterday Enoch Avery, OF FarmIngton, was at
tacEed by MS half crazy son, who severely
wounded him with a shotgun. The lad then
went into the barn, set It on fire and perished In
the names.
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A. EvERDELL, 80. so2 BRoADwAY.-wED.
PING CARDS BALL CARDS, MoNoGRAMs ana foRElGE sofa
PAPER CREsrs and Orders DANCING estabhsned lou
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THE RHODE ISLAND wHIsKEY.
PROVIDENCE. A

PROVIDENCE, April 2, 1875.
The Senate, to-day, by vote Of IL TO II, passed
resolution Instructlng the Governor to forward
~ the President OF the United states the facts
concerning the recent collision between the
United states MARSHAL and the state constaOles,
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RELIGIOUS REVIVAL.

AN AMERICAN CRUSADER AT WORK IN PRUSSIA.
LONDON, April SO A. NJ.
Pearsa Smith, OF Philadelphia, revival
preacher, is holding crowded meetings daily In
Berlin,
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COLONEL DE aoNNExEvIILE- OF THE FRENCH
ARMY-THE MAN WHO WOUNDED Won
MoLTKE.
Paris March 2ll correspondence or London
Standard.l
The death is announced OF gallant veteran,
Colonel de Gonnexeville, who deserves to be COM
memorated as relic OF glorious pasr. The de-
ceased veteran fought against the English in
SPAN. Previously he was engaged in the cam
palgn which ended at Jena. lie mad a personal
encounter at Auerstadt with Count Won Moltke,
whom he wounded slightly, but who saved his
life. Sixtythree years later, IN 1870, Colonel Con
nexevllle appealed to his old enemy to preserve
Nancy. where he resided, from the unnecessary
vexatons OF hostile occupation, and his appeal
was heard. Count Won MoltKe was mindful oil the
claims OF an acquaintance commenced by sabre
cut. sustained by himself on Prusslsn battle
field.
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DAylpiS SPRING STYLE OF GENTLBMEN'S
HArs is ready, A fine assortment OF Business and
Neggo Hats in stuff and fets salesroom 29gf
Broadway, near Duane street
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ANNIHILATE CArARRH WITH WoLcofTS
CArARRH ANNIHhAToR; pInts 81 For physical PAIN IN
namma lion or fever use WoLcOrT's PAIN PAINE
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CUBA.

AN INCOME TAX DEcRED BIZ THE SPANISH
AUTHORITIES.
HAVANA, April ?, 1875.
The Gacetd publishes decree abolisninK the
two and half per cent tax on capital, established
in July, 1874, and substituting therefor an income
tax or fifteen per cent, payable quarterly in ad-
vance in gold or It's equivalent in notes.
Incomes or $500 less per annum are ex-
empted
Persons paying the tax within nteen days OF the
date on which It IS due are allowed two per cent
discount
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DR. RAILWAYS
sARSAPARTLTIAN RESOLvENT.
The Great Blood Purifier.
For the cure of all Chrome Diseases
scrofula or Syphitc, hereditary CONTAGIOUS,
be IL seated in the
Lungs or stomach. skin Bones, Flesh Nerves,
Corrupting the ids and ytlatng the Fluids;
Chrome rheumatism. Scrofuia Gtandular Swelling
Hacking Dry Cough Cancerous Affections Syphihtic
Complaints, bleeding Of the Lungs Dyspepsia, Water
Brash, Tic DolofcuN. White Swengs, lumors, Ulcers
SKIN aud Hin Diseases, Mercurial Diseases, Female
Complaints Cont Dropsy, Riceets Sslt Rheum, Bron-
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plaints, &c. Price, 81 per bottle.
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LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
NEW tlRLEANs-

NEW ORLEANS, April ?, 1875.
The spring meeting Of the Louisiana jockey Club
has been postponed until the 10th inst, or &C.
count OF the ratn.
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JOHN LIrHGow HAssAI.I..

John Litngow Hassan, the welI-known Corporal
or the old Light Guard OF New York, died at his
residence, which he occupied during several years
past ia Newbern, N. G., on Sunday last, Marcn 2s
He was descended from an ancient and honorable
family in North Britain, and proved himself in
lie, by hts many quantities, soclaOity good nature
And courage, worthy OF It's reputation. In com
pany with the Commander OF the Guard ne q
social light at the Astor House IN former days.
Corporal Hassall followed the fortunes oil his reg-
ment (Seventy-trst, Company A) under Colonel
Nosburgh and Captain DAVID Hart, at Bull Run aud
points OF note during the war ior the Union. His
citizens OF New York wIli remember him as an
amateur comedian OF the dramatic association at
st. Jonn'S Hall, in Frankfort street. his famous
representation OF Jacques Strop in Robert Ma
caire.n
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ELASTIC TRUSsES. WARRANTED THE BEST,
s. So AT Or. RAINB0ws office, 6iS Broadway, eornoi
ckqrS
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A-TaE HUGE DRASTIC, GRIPPING. SICK EN-

A.-THE HUGE, DRASTIC, GRIPPING, SICK EN-
Ing pills constructed OF crude coarse and bulky in
gradients, fast being superseded by Dr. Picrccs
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, Sugarcoated Concen-
trated Root and Herbal Juice Anti-bilious Granules
the little GIANT Cathartic Mutum In farvo Physc.
Modern chemical science enables Dr. Pierce 70 extract
from the OF the most valuable roots and herbs
their medicinal principles which when worked
little pellets granules scarcely larger than
tnrd seed each lIttle pellet and
erfu large pill. while they much Dalata-
bic ana pleasant in effect
Dr ira a. Thayer. OF Baconsburg. OHIO writes 81
regard your Pellets the best remedy the condi-
tions TOR which prescribe them anything have
Used mild aud certain IN effect aud leaving the
bowels IN excellent condition IL seems 10 they
the place OF all other catharhc pills and medi
cincSR
I'VE think they going 10 sell like hot cakes as soon
reOple got acquainted with them and Will spoil the
pill trade those who have used them like them much
halter larrc nils.
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FRAGRANT SoZoDoNT.-THIS PEERLESS
dentitrice hardens the gums, sweetens the nreath
an preserves the teeth from youth old aae
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ATTACKED IN THE NIGHT WITH A DREAD
ful toothache GUYS LNNEsr IonlnE OF AHsoSA cured
me. Depot f5l sixth avenue sold by all druggists.
II T.. BOWIE, at q. a. REYNOLDS Co - paint store.
LOG and los FULTON street. New York.
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The moment RApwAY's READY RELIEF IL applied ex-
ternaly or taken Internally according 10 directions
pain, from whatever cause ceases TO exist
lin all cases where pam discomfort experienced
or II seized with Influenza Diphherla Throat Bad
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AN INSIDE HISTORY

Al FURNITURE BARGAINS. SEE kelly
CO. IS advertisement
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A-FoR A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT GO
directly 70 the manufacturer ESPBNsCHEiD, lis
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ASPIRING STYLES GENTLEMEN's DRESS
HATs ready. BURKE, "a Broadway, Park Bank Build
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MERCANTILE SUSPENSION.
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QUERY. WHAT WILL CURE MY COUGH
DR. WIsrAR's BALsAM WILD CHERRY sc. and VI
bottle, large bottles much the cheaper
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DR. RAILWAYS

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ALL GREAT HEADS ARE CROWNED AT
KNOWS his spring style If gencmcn's HAT being ad-
miraby adapted 10 American sOvcreigns IL you are
and prudent make early sceclon At IL Broad.
way. AT the Fifth Avenue Hotel Wholesale buyers
supplied at 2l2 Broadway.
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AFTER HAVING THE ERYSIPELAS BETWEEN
Ave and years, which had badly eaten my nose ano
being attended by the best physicians without avail
entirely cured by the great purifier HYATrs LIFI
BALsAx u. ~ PECK, ferrymaster,
New Jersey Central Railroad