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RELIEF FOR FRENCH SUFFERERS.

Since the subscription lists for the relief OF tina
sufferers by The recent inundations Ia France
were opened at the French Consulate Genei al
$500 mas Ueea received by NJ de Ia Forest. TINS
amount Is independent OF the sums co lected %
the French Benevolent Society and OF tAe money
sent 10 the Odices OF the Courier des
FATS UHfS aud Franco American. further
remittance has been made TO Paris, making
IN all s7i96 sent to Europe for the
benefit OF the victims oftne 1oods. In other parts
VI tue OIlleo Siates very generous responses nave
oIen maue TO tue appeal Tor neip. rae folio wing
PVyvs VI l.; Delmonico. 500 90; fourth lust OF NJ
Souueri' Sl.l3J; +. A. $94; second list, NJ Laion,
20 nst y, "A. r. Lonazon, S54 second list NJ.
oV vUike MaIchAhu, WOE second list, r. Lac0ste.
$lsl Consulate General S5OD. on nand July III
lew DAYS ' tS S5ao4 It Is exp ected that in
nand, VIII be mucn increased, when third remit
tance wilt be made 10 France.
THE CONCGKr on THE 3lsT INST
meeting OF the Executive Committee OF tho
various Frenca ana Alsatian musical societies,
on behalf OF the sufferers OF the recent nunIa-
lions. was held last night az No. 100 >lxtn avenue
the said concsrt Is 70 take place on sStar.
DAY, the Slst inst Among tae societies
Francois, Alsacienns Lorraine LAssoclaIlSa
Mlslcaie, L'Esperance, LUnl0n traternelle.
L'Union Repub icaine, Gardes Lafayette. Alter
Mr. Lecture, the President, had called the meeting
10 order he proposed vote 0f thanks TO Mr.. FER
reio Tor giving the use OF Tamma4y Han Tor
voted with tiger, and likewise vote
of thanks was given TO Mr.. Joseph Strauss
for his lbs rumenralitY IN tae matter
BY general chOIce MIR. Auguste Dupln was
elected director OF the concert with hessrs.
Luher ana A. Sauret as assistants. These gentle
men viii prepare the programme OF the same.
and viii accept the services Oh such volunteers AZ
they may choose lt - computed that TammILy
Hall Will contain 500 on tne night OF the cone ri.
The price OF ticKets Is 20 be 81 so. BEFORE tno
meeting adjourned various committses were
appointed 10 take charge OF the matter in hand.
THB MEN OF THE SOUTH or FRANCE.
Last evening meeting OF the Suclete Merldf-
andle de France was heid at Weils restau amt
at NO. 166 sixth avenue, TO hear the report or
their secre tary, Fence Rogue. Inc following 0r-
GERS were present:-Mr. Guiraud, President; IL.
Dupin, Wee Presidents Mr.. Gambler, President.
the Secretary, Mr. Felice Rogue, announced
that ne nad completed his second ls;, aLd read
the following names oil new donors to the suf-
ierers oy the recent inundation e. Guraud, $50y
K. Senac, IS; Il. Rogue, SO; M. Gambler, Sl2; u.
Faure, IS; Dr. A Rarrleu 81; ii. Dupln. $50.
Total Sl2A
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THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ALLIANCE.

COUNCIL, RESOLUTION FoR WORLDWIDE UNION
OF THE coNoREoATIoNs-AN IMPORTANT RE-
SOLVE ADOPTED IN LONDON.
LONDON, July 81, 1875.
In the Presbyterian Council to-day the constl-
tuition OF the future union was discussed.
The American delegates favored the formation
or a confederation; but large majority OF the
Council preferred the title and form or an alliance
as less restricted In scope, and 1t was ultimately
agreed that an alliance OF all the Reformed Pres
byterian churches OF the world should be formed.
coNsoLED IN BODY AND SPIRIT
The delegates dined together this afternoon in
Freemasons' Hall.
Several speeches were made.
Rev. DR.. Schaf, OF New YORK. expressed admit
ration OF the recent work OF Messrs Moody and
Sankey. and hoped IL would be permanently
useful.
ON THE EVE OF ADJOURNMENT.
The final sitting OF the Council will! DE held to-
morrow. when the results Of The conference Will
be formally announces.
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MUSIC AND THE EAR.

MEETINGS OF THE UNITED STATES MUSICAL
BOARD OF TRADE AND THE AMERICAN oTo-
LOGICAL SOCIETY.
NEWPORT July q, 1875.
The United states Musical Board or Trade held
their twentieth annual meeting mere to-day.
Delegates from all the Leading music publishing
houses 10 the country were present. The annual
dress was delivered by John church, OF Cincinnati
j. l.. Peters, OF New York was elected PRESIDENT;
j. q. Ha nes, Boston, Vice President, and !. j.
Hall, of New York, Treasurer and secretary for
tie ensuing year. The next meeting VIII be held
OF Saratoga.
The American biological society also met here
to-day. Papers pertaining to otooQy ana the
diseases Of the ear were read by Or. q. j. Blake,
OF Boston. DR.. J. @. Kipp Newark N. J. Dr. o. d.
POmeroy, DR.. A. II. Buck, DR.. q. H. Aguew and
Dr. b. 81. John ROOsa, all of New York, also read
able and instructive papers, There Was but
small attendance May OF the members will re-
main and attend the session OF tue American
optnaImoIogcal society, OF when they are NOM
bers
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OBITUARY.
aEosor rEarpLEroN STRONG.

GEORGE TEMPTATION STRONG.
The subject OF this sketch was born in this city
in 1919, and was consequently In the nfty-sixth
year OF his age the time of his death. which oc-
CURED yesterday morning at mis- residence Nc.
l1S East Twenty first street. Mr.. Strong was
man of large wealth. lawyer by profession.
though he did not latterly practise much at the
Bar, mis- time being given to the settling OF es-
tates, prominent among which were the
Astor and Jones estates. AT the time OF
his death MIR. Strong occupied the posi-
tion or Comptroller OF the Corporation
OF Trinity church, Position he held loE
about one year, having succeeded Mr.. Duncan,
deceased. lie was also President OF the PnIlnar.
monte Society ana Of the Churcn Musical Associa-
ton, one OF the trustees OF COLUMBIA College
and also one OF the vestrymen o. Trinity church.
The funeral services will be held at Trinity church
at noUn on saturday next
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THE SWIMMING MATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 81 1875
Tomorrow Will be great day among the sport
ing fraternity 1t being the day OF the great SWIM
ming match between Johnson and Coyle, for the
championship or the world and 81, coo SIDE The
JUDGES appointed Tor the race are Mr.. Thomas H.
Barry and Dr. J. T. NJ. Forward. The referees will
be appointed previous to the race tomorrow.
Eacn swimmer will be accompanied by pilot in a
boat but the RULE is that DO boats are allowed to
precede the swimmers, IN order to avoid foul
play. The man swlms tde far hest distance,
in case neither reach Gloucester, or the one VINO
arrives taere first VIII be declared the winner.
Betting mere tonight Is signify favor Coyle
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THE STEAMSHIP ABBOTsFORD

THE VESSEL ASHORE ON THE COAST OF
wALEs-THE PAssENGERs LANDED
LONDON, July Il, 1876.
The steamer Abbotsford, from Philadelphia, W lille
proceeding from Queenstown to Liverpool, went
ashore IN Cwmmaes Bay, Wales.
The passengers have all been landed and tugs
have been sent to the assistance OF the steamer.
THE CONDITION OF THE ABBoITsFoRD REPORTED
TO THE AGENTS
PHILADELPHIA, July 81, 1875.
Dispatches from Liverpool TO P. Wright &c sons
agents of the steamer Abbcttslord say tnat the
vessel is expected to be got of soon.
THE --LATEST REPORT FROM THE ABBoTsFoRD-
HER BOTTOM PIERCED BY ROCK.
LONDON, June 22-6 A. NJ.
The agents OF the steamer Abbotsford report
that she vent ashore in dense log.
THE PASSENGERS QUICKLY LANDED.
The passengers were landed within thirty min
utes, and all are comfortably lodged at Amlwch.
THE VESSELS CONDITION.
Although the steamer Is leaking forward,
rock having penetrated her bottom, the agents
expect TO get her anoat.
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OCEAN TELEGRAPH LETTERS

VALUES OF STOCK IN THE NEW LINES FOR coNrNU-
NIcATIoN BETWEEN EUROPE AND AMERICA.
LONDON, July 81, 1875
The stock OF the Ango-American Telegraph
Company advanced 42 los. yesterday. Some OF
the papers state that the rise was ON account
OF rumor tnat the efforts to repair the Direct
United states Cable mad been abandoned. while
others say 1t was IN consequence OF neavy pur-
chases to cover speculative sales. The STOCK fur
Their advanced FL los. to-day, but fell los.
The price is now G3
TIE DIRECT CABLE STOCK.
The stock of the Direct Cable Is declining, and
is now quoted at s, which IL q fall of 20 per cent
since the 9Th inst, when 1t was quoted at 10. Its
par value is 90.
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ARMY FuRIouGHs- RELAXATION FOB THE SOL
pIERs OF TIE GREAT EMPERoRs.
LONDON, July 81. 1875.
A special despatch to the Daily Ners from
Vienna says 1T is reported that Russia and
Germany intend to grant military nrloughs on
large scale Lext year.
WILL FRANZ JOSEPH 10 LIKEWISE.
One OF the Vienna papers urges Austria to fol-.
low their example, and thus prove that the
alliance between the three Emperors ia worth
somethlng.
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BAVARIA.

JUDICIAL SENTENCES AGAINST DEFENDERS OF
TEE PAPAcY.
MUNICH, July 81, 1875.
The ultramontane Baron Loe has been SEN
fenced to SIX months Imprisonment for treason.
able speech made by him in OCTOBER, 1873
TREASON IN THE PUBLIC PRESS.
Herr Sigl, editor OF the ultramontane Journal
Vaterland was sent TO prison to-day 10 serve out
ten months sentence for reasonable utter.
ancps
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A CABLE CORRECTION.

The despatch from st. Petersburg by cable,
dated July 20 and published yesterday, announc-
ing tho departure Of Admiral Worden and the
American 1eet was erroneous. IL was the
Bwedsh feet which sailed, bearing the King OF
Sweden. VINO was accompanied 10 Cronstadt BY
the Gear.
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BRITISH BANKRUPTS ON TRIAL.

ALEXANDER AND WILLIAM COLLIE CHARGED
WITH FALSE PRETENcEs.
LONDON, July 81, 1875.
Alexander and william Collie OF the firm re-.
Gently suspended, we're arraigned ut GuildhaI to-
day on a charge OF obtaining large sums OF money
from the London and Westminster Bank on false
pretences.
LARGE AMOUNT INVOLVED.
The total amount alleged in the Information to
nave been thus obtained is $1,000, oOO out It is
reported 10 be actually much larger
Sergeant Ballantine was counsel for the de-
fence.
The prisoners were remanded for week, and
ban fixed OF $4,000 for each, whlcA has not yet
bven found.
FRAUDULENT Bills TO THE AMOUNT or MANY
1u1LoNs-HEAYY LOSSES TO A LONDON
BANK.
Tue prosecuting counsel in opening the case TO-
day, stated that from $7,50o,0O0 10 ss,75OoOO OF
fraudulent bills OF the IN were a1oat, oil which
the London and Westminster Bank mad s2,5oO0OO.
Alter credltlng all that could be recovered from
the bankrupt estate, the loss to the bank would
DO rom $1,000, 900 to 81, 900 900.
THE MEssRs. COLLIE DETAINED IN NEwdATE.
LONDON, July 2l-Evening.
Alexander and william Collie have been sent to
Newgate where they will remain until bail is pro-
cured
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ENGLAND.

CABINET MEASURE PRODUCES UNEAsINEss
IN TIE DIsEAELI PARTY RANKS.
LONDON, July 81, 1875.
The governments Tenant Right bill meets
with opposition among the conservatives.
II Disraell insists on its passage ting OF
the party will be held in the Foreign once to ar
range differences and expedite the business be-
fore Parliament.
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DIsoRDERLY HOUSE ARRESTS.

The concert saloon No. 2s Bowery was visited by
the police, under Captain Ullman, last nighs
when the imates. numbering twenty persons.
of both sexes were all arrested and locked up at
the Eldrdge street police station. Jonn Jelly,
sailor, who had been robbed IN tne saloon, was
the Cnmplalnant.
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THE STATE TREASURY.
ALBANY, July 81, 1873.

ALBANY, July 81, 1878.
The examination OF the State Treasury by Mr.
Warren, accountant, has just been completed.
Every thing Is found all right. The amount OF
money on hand, on June 30, was 1891 los %. the
balance called Tor by the books 80 that date was
$752l, l07 90. There was mus SHOWN an apparent
surplus OF Iour cents, resulting frOm an Old uuoX-
planned difference In tue Canal Gund.
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FRENCH CUSTOMS REVENUE

VAST INCREASE IN THE TREASURY INCOME
OF TIE REPUBLIC.
PARIS July q, 1875.
The French customs returns Tor the last six
months show increase in receipts %, 600 0OOr
over those of the corresponding period last year.
The total revenue OF the country Tor the same
time has increased 70, 0OO Door, over that OF 1874.
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THE CAPITALISTS DETERMINED 10 RESIST THE
DEMANDS OF THE OPERATIVES.
LONDON, July 81 1875.
The action OF the mill operatives in Oldham
yesterday VIII result in a general lockout.
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LEADERS BAIL.

Yesterday Mr.. Chaplin, the counsel for Joseph
Loader, the upholsterer, who has been indicted
for conspiring to defame the character OF the
Rev. henry Ward Beecner, succeeded In getting
the bail OF MS client reduced 10 $1,000. LoadeH
hopes TO secure acce ptable bOndsmen to-day.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes In
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours
in comparison with the corresponding date or lass
year, as indicated by the thermometer AT Hud-
nuts pharmacy, HERALD Buildiug:-
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THE FLOODS IN ENGLAND.

HEAVY FOUNDATIONS IN THE INLAND coUN-
TTEs-oRoPs DESTROYED AND TRAVEL INTER-
RUPTKD.
LONDON, July 81, 1875
The heavy rain in the inland counties continues
and foundations are reported at Leicester, Green
neld, Forest-oi- Dean aud manchester.
SERIOUS DAMAGES.
IN many places the gathered ana the growing
crops have been destroyed, ana the railways are
Interrupted In all directions.
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IRELAND.

THE HOME RULERS IN PARLIAMENT TO DEMON
sTRATE AT HOME.
~ LONDON, July q, 1875.
The home rule members OF Parliament will at
tend In BODY the home fule banquet which is to
be given at Dublin, August 4, and viii also be
present at the O'Connen centenary celebration.
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YACHT RACE.


HALIFAX N. s., July 81, 1875.
The Royal Yach, Club race for tina Mayors cup
and nag oilcers' prizes came OIL to-day. Eleven
BEATS competed. Morris Cypnet took the first
prize anu Commodore Sc0tps ClOud the second,
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GLESS's SULPHUR SOAR with which wash little
nocent No prckly heat or other rash annoy the
infant cutcle win which this cooling and purifying
anu-scorbutic comes in daily contact
Gray heads daily grow black or brown. Cause-HrLLf
IA. ny.
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SPAIN.

WAR OPERATIONS IN THE FIELD AND RELIC
IoUs ToLERATIoN IN THE cABISEr-cARLIsr
DENIAL OF THE REPORT or DoRREGARAY's
DEFEAT AND FLIGHT.
MADRID, July 81, 1875.
General Martinez Campos il investing SEQ de
Urg,l.
A LARGE NUMBER OF cARLIsT PRISONERS.
The number Of Carllsls captured since the LIST OF
July IS 900.
FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE INDICATED.
The Committee on the Constitution have rejected
another amendment directed against religious
liberty.
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CANAL CONTRACTORS FAILURE.

MONTREAL, July 21, 1875.
Notice to go into insolvency has been served
upon a, T. Mcdonald q Co.. canal contractors,
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COTTON IN ENGLAND.

FEELING.
LIVERPOOL, July 81 1875.
The Ecentn1 Albion, In Its issue OF YESTERDAY
says the rapid decline In cotton is forcing the
weaker holders to clear Off their stock and has
created gloomy feeling.
FAILURE OF A LIVERPOOL COTTON TRADER
TIE MARKET UNEASY AND DEPRESSED.
LIVERPOOL July 2l-Evenng.
There was an unimp ortan5 failure III the cotton
trade yesterday.
The uneasy ana depressed feeling continues
but no further trouble is reported.
The market keeps dull and irregular.
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BOAT RACE POSTPONED.

HALIFAX, N. s., July 81, 1875.
The boat race for $1,000 a side was postponed
until tomorrow, owing TO untayoraD weather.
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THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.

PREPARATION FoB AN EXCITING DIsCUssroN-A
POLITICAL PARTY BECOMING DEAIoRAIIzED.
VERSAILLES, July 81 1876.
In the Assembly to-day, after q close contest,
the Right carried motion to discuss The question
OF recess tomorrow.
The Left sought to postpone the debate untIl
Saturday
LEGISLATIVE PARTY IN PROCESS OF DISSOLUTION.
PARIS, July II, 1875.
The Right Centre is completely disrupted. The
liberal portion seeking fusion with group
under the leadership OF NJ. dc Lavergne, with
leaning toward the Left.
ENGLISH SPECULATION ON THE FLBNCH CUES
TIoN OF LEGISLATIVE RECEss-wHAr THE
MACMAHoN GOVERNMENT MAY HAVE TO UN-
DERTAKE.
LONDON, July 22-5:3 A. M.
The Paris CORE spondent of the Tines telegraphs
shat If the committees report in favor OF long
recess is adopted to-day In the Assembly it will
snow that the entire Right Centre is Sc parated
from the Left, which will be reduced 10 a minority
OF $40 votes.
THE EFFECT ON THE GOVERNMENT
In this case the dissolution OF the Assembly or
the application OF the Constiru tlonal laws will
become problematical.
new policy will have 10 be begun reopenlng
all that has hitherto been done.
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THE ENGLISH COTTON LORDS.
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Average temperature for corresponding
GATE last year. 74K
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LONDON, July =, 1873.
IL Is reported that Don Carlos has appointed
General Mendiri TO the chief command Of his
forces in place OF General Perula
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RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
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The carlists deny the truth OF the reports that
their troops have entered France, and that
General Dorregaray, wounded, has taken refuge
ut Cauterets.
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DON CARLOS SAID TO HAVE CHANGED HIS
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF.
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cAR1Isr DENIAL or DoRREaARAYs DISTRESS
AND FLIGHT
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A.-MAITHEWS PUNE CUUA WATEK-''THH
most refreshing and wholesome beverage at all times !"
Dspens. ed 1000 In New York ana vicinity The
MATTHEWS APPARATUS dispenses beverages from all
contamination. JOHN MATTHEWS, New York.
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DAILY MIRACLE OF BEAUTY AND
utihty.-IHE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. 6ss Broad.
way, supply their wonderfully effective remedy at
m 5Gorate prices comfortably holding and curing
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DEsHLER'S PILLS ARE THE SURESr AND
safest remedy for chills and fever aud malaria.
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TO TOURISTS AND BUSINESS MEN.
THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS.

BINED WITH SPEED. CONNECTING WITH THB
LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN; Also
TIE GREAT wgsT4RN RAILaT7yAAlY OF GANAbA FOB
sLEEPIN9 COACHES ATTACHED. REGULAR
FARES ONLY CHARGED. TICKETS SOLD ON
ALBANY. PALAIINe BRIDGE
UTICA, SYRACUSE. ROCHESTER, BATAVIA, BUZZ
FALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION BRIDGE
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PARTIES OR CORPORATIONS IN NEED or
PRINTING Of any description, whether Railroad, Id-
surSncc, steamship Commercial, Theatrical lie raj
viii ant u TO their advantage TO Obtain estimlts
from the METROPOLITAN PRINTING RErA8LISH-
MENT us Broadway. before leaving their orders
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sEAsRORE AND CoUNrRY.-BOOrS, SHOES.
Bathing shoes and India RubberS PatroniLe MILLER
4 CO.. No. Union square,
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUSE IS PRO-
nounced by all who have used it. IN be the safest and
be- cosmetic the world; II removes freckes and
sunburn, and makes the complexion clear ana white
ami beautul IL Is not an enamel, but medicine. No.
d Vest TWenty-hfth street
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WHAT rs SAID OF THE ALLEGRETTI ICE-
ByRG RRFRrGERAroRs At the great Windsor Hotel-
I'VE nave your ALLRGRErri ICEnKRG hRFEtGERAroRs In
our trun TOOm wine room, pastry room, Arder and bar
ROOM and IN use for milk and cream, an that
they are the bes food prescrvers we have ever used"
hANk WEIH hRBkk, FrOprlctors OF the windsor.
Filth avenue New York.
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TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP, BEING FREE FROM
alcohol, It's energizng effects followed by
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READ. HEAD,-A..hs s.sr >

READi RBADi-Atths storu rsesatly ee.
cupisd BY Mr.. l.. illegal, and under the auperln.
tsndencs Of the new proprietor, you will md ths
largest stock Of Bsots and Shoes, OF the latest
styles and greatest variety, at lower cash prices
than before offered In Clearasld.
Ladies' nns French Kids speciality.
Misses and children's CATERS, fns lasting, tip.
ped and trimmed. 10 per cent. lower than here.
iofors. wa iI ai...fla
ready large stock, We have opened $1,000 worth
Of new goods, bought at "bottom prices, and will
be cold the same way. l|OIH lll
Our new Hats, just opened. cannot DO sxeelsd
10 the city, As We have purchased the finest fur
and straw hats, Of the latest summer styles, In
the market You need not 70 " Philadelphia Ia
sec the "Csntennial,' a. we have Il at the store,
In the shape Of the incest little hat Of the season
We bave just opened new and complete linz
Of Gents Furnishing Goods. Gents enc Shirts
10 every style and II you can't be suited, you can
select the goods from samples, leave your msa.
sure and have them made to order. A perfect nf
guaranteed. FN Nt
or Trunks. vallses, and umbrellas we have .
splendid line, just opened, .i..
1t Is easy TO say that all these goods are sold
low, but the skeptical are requested 10 CALL and
will convince them Of the truth Of the assertion.
We shall take special pains 10 accommodate all
classes Of customers, but tho farmer especially.
We will take In exchange for goods wheat, rye,
oats, corn and other grain, potatoes, butter and
eggs 80 none need complain they cannot buy
goods for want Of something to buy with.
To say that l feel thankful to the public for
their large patronage extended In the short time
have been in the business, does net express my
feelings. | am truly grateful for their custom.
My sales having already more than trebed, I
shall try to deal In such way Ia the future. ~
to continue to merit the liberal patronage Of the
people.
Remember the place. Flegal's old stand. Tbs
old sign h still up, but 1t viii shortly be replaced
with new one. I'.H
Your most obedient servant, -.-.....I
PETER McGEoRaE.
.Clear6eid, June I6, 1s75.-lm