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JEFF. DAVIS AS HE Is NOW.

\ correspondent Of the Chicago
Tribune attended service at the
Church of St. Lazarus, Memphis,
and this is what he saw after the
sermon:
After the sermon the vestryman
came down the aisle with the con-
tribution box. While l was fun
bling in my pocket for the frac-
tional currency, l happened to
note him closely. He was slightly
above the average height, Of erect
figure, and bore himself With what
might have been termed, a militia
~ carriage, but that somehow it
was too spruce, and suggestive
rather Of the volunteer martinez
order. His iron-gray hair was
carefully pushed off a tall, high
forehead. He had keen, observ-
ant eyes, an aquiline nose, high
cheek bones, and bis lower face
was coveted with iron-gray beard,
short-cropped and pointed. His
face might once have expressed
fine nervous energy; but its habit
ual expression, evidently-cer-
tainly his expression then-Was,
in every lineament, that of the
spared monument, whose life and
hopes ended in the past, but Whc
was still content to live, and
found very grateful to his vanity
the incense Offered by the other
spared monuments to bis praise.
worthy fortitude in enduring with
equanimity all that a spared mon
ument endures with so much
equanimity. As we passed out
my companion introduced me to
him.
He was eFSrsO6 Da1is Pfesi-
dent of the Southern Confederacy,
and evidently as harmless a spec
linen Of the class of retired gen
tlemen, who, for the admiration Of
the devout female WOrshipers, Of
iciate as pillars of the church, as
one would fnd. "A NJ ~
, 1875-06-19
$1,000 REwARD
ISCURABLE CASE
v DIR. Ii RICHAU'S
n & OIL ID EsN IBAI1S A y

" DIR. Ii RICHAC'S
n & q ID IN ISA LIS A NJ
Afier ten YEARS trial on this coast has
proven itself the only curative in a certain
class o- diseases pronounced By medical
practitioners IA inCRble.
DIR Ii Rlt Hal : GOLDEN BALSAN
W. cures Cancers. first ana second stages;
sores on the Legs or Body; sore liars, Eyes,
Nose. etc; Copper coiored BlotcheS, Synhl-
Nfic Catarrh. Diseased Scalp and ali prima-
~ forms Of the disease known as syphilis.
Price, e. per bottle. or two for -.
nR. LIE RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM,
No. :, cures Tertiary. Mercurial. Syphilitic
rheumatism, Pains in the Bones, Back OF
the Neck, liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitic
Rash. Lumps and Contracted Cords. Stiff
ness Of the Limbs, and eradicates all dis
cases from the system, whether caused by
IndiscIetiO ion or abuse Of mercury leaving
the blood pure and healthy. Price s. per
bottle, or two for -.
pR. lie RICHAU'S GOLDEN SPANISH
ANTIDUTE, for the cure Of Gonnorhea.
lcet, Imitation, Gravel. and all Urinary or
Gag al diarrUnEements. Price q 80 per
bottle.
DIR. LIE RICHAU's GOLDEN SPANISH
INJECTION. a wash and injection for Sc
we're cases OF Gunnnrhea, inhammatory
Gicet, structures, and al diseases Of the
Kidney and Bladder Pricesl 10 pol' bottle.
Also, Agents Nor DIR. LIE RICHAJ's COL
DEN PILLS, for seminal Weakness. Nirht
Emissions, lmpotency, and all diseases
arising from MasturlItion and excessive
abuses. Price s3 per bottle. The genuine
Golden BaistIn is put up only in round lot
ties.
On receipt Of price thc-c medicines will
be sent to all parts Of the country, ly eN-
press or mai, securely packed and free from
observation.
None genuine without sigma! ure, &.
French Richards, Chemist.
sole Agents. c. F. RICHARDS & co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
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NOVEL RoBBKRY.-Several Par
is doctors have been victimized in
anovel sort Of a way recently. An
advertisement lately appeared in
the newspapers, offering loans to
medical men on the simple pre-
sentation of their diplomas, sever
al young men, who had just taken
out their degrees, made applica-
ton, and were persuaded to leave
these documents for a week, osten-
sibly for examination. However,
as the quasi money lender had
collected a sufficient number he
left the country, taking with him
all the papers which he can advan-
tageousIy sell, by erasing the gen.
uine name and substituting those
ofthe purchasers, who could then
practice medicine - abroad, of
course, las French doctors.
, 1875-06-19
For Sale.

A No. BILLIARD TABLE. THREE
IA Quarter, Slate Bed, Four-Pocket Phe
lan's make, nearly new.
Apply to II. /. TIBBALS.
Port townsend, Feb. IL, 1875. 6l-tf
, 1875-06-19

Eg- II. L. TIBBALSis is the Agent at Por
TOWNSEND for the Northern Pacific Raj
roadBrewery. ul9 v
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
A WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.

Word sent to the Coroner's Office yesterday that
. Mrs. Ann Gamble had been burned to death by the
explosion of kerosene oil lamp at her residence, No
353 West Forty street Coroner Croker and Deputy
Coroner DR. MacWhinne held inquest on the body at
the above house last night when tho following facts
were made known
Mrs. Gamble kept grocery store the 1rst floor OF
the house where she lived and was in the habit Of
drinking pretty hard Her son. who came from Chicago
about two months ago, left her Friday pight about
twelve o'clock, after she had been growing At
him for no reason, and went TO hotel He
turned OF all the gas on the first floor
before going out and len his mother with lighted
candle. She was then in state Of ntoxication Yes
terday morning, about halfpast four o'clock, John
Hoey the landlord awakened by his little girl and
noticed an uncommon and very dsagreeablc smell,
besides finding. the house full OF smoke. He
traced the origin Of the smoke to Mrs.
CANDLES room, where he M proceeded
and forced open the door, which locked The room
dark, and, as he was cropping about the room, he
stumbled across Mrs. CANDLES body. On obtaining a
light he found the unfortunate woman was
dead her clothes being burned 10 ashes,
and her head, and body being ono
ofcharred 6esh The jury rendered verdict that
deceased came to her death by being accidentally
burned while intoxicated her clothes taking ere from
the light of q candle
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Joseph r. Anderson OF Virginia Is sojourn-
ing At the New York Hotel Professor o O Marsh, OF
Yale College, is registered a. theHofman House Gen.
eral James O Duane and Colonel Joseph @. rilford,
United States Army, quartered al The Fith Avenue
Hotel Mr. Jerome B. charee, OF Colorado, Is staying
At tho 81 Nicholas Hotel Judge s. b Beardsley, Of
Bridgeport is residing at tha 81 James Hotel Mr.
John B. Cough, Of Worcester Mass among tho late
arrivals Al the Westminster Hotel State Treasurer
Barnes Compton Of Maryland yesterday arrived At The
Finh Avenue Hotel Ex.Goveruor Edmund ). Davis,
Of Texas has taken up his residence The hetrOpoli,
ran Hotel
The New York herald., 1875-12-05

on December 40 TOR the Centennial year.
but, owing to pressure Of business affairs
at the New Opera he has been compelled to
renounce his intended visit. The house
costs 100000 in debentures, Of which
$3.50 600 have been subscribed.
NILSSON AND BORDEAUX.
Ullman has created somewhat of a sensa-
ton by refusing to lot Nilsson sing at Bor-
deaux. because the civic and the military
authorities insist that they shall be per-
mitted to exercise the privilege of occupying
boxes without paying for them.
eERoMR's NEW PICTURE.
In art gossip there is nothing so new as,
and, Of course, nothing more remarkable
than, Gerome's picture of chariot race in the
arena at Rome in the presence of Nero. 1t is
full of spirit and action.
MEIssoNIER
has an episode Of the battle of Friedland,
June IA, 1907, between the French, under
Napoleon, and the Russians, under Benning-
SEN Of course, the episode represents the
French in the tide of victory. driving the
Russians toward the Allie
scETos
fine mould of Carpeaux's face has been cast
in bronze.
LITERATURE.
Daniels Revolution Francaise ct la
Feodalite" is valuable historical essay,
which has appeared this week; and with it
comes Bertall's .'Vie Hors de Chez Soi,"
which is humorous and piquant.
wAsHBURNE's ORIENTAL TOUR.
Minister Washburne and his brother, the
general from Minnesota, are about to make q
tour of Egypt and Turkey for three months
PERE HYACINTHE
gives authority to the statement which was
recently cabled hence that he will visit
America in the spring.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.

THE RIVAL CABLE COMPANIES DIsPUTING OVER
THE QUESTION OF TARIFT CHARGES.
LONDON, Dec 4 1875
There has latterly been a rumor that the Anglo
American Cable Company desires to augment the pres
ent rates OF telegrapnic tolls between Europe and
America
PRESS OPINION OF THE MOVEMENT.
The Daily Netcs to-day, in its financial article, has
the following paragraph what presumably relates to
this rumor:-sThe Board Of Directors Of the Direct
United States Cable Company yesterday refused to
cede to certain demands OF the Anglo American Tele-
graph Company relative to tariffs The result will prob
ably be renewed contest between the rival companies
and low tarn. "
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
MEXICAN BANDITTI.

CHAvEz's BAND OF MExICANs ATTACK MEG-
CHANT AND BREAK INTO HIS sToRE-A GEN.
ERAL FIGHT-SEvRRAL WOUNDED.
SAN FRANcIsco, Dec 4, 1875
despatch received from Campo, San Diego county
near the Mexican line, reports attack by Mexican
bandits. They supposed to be Chavez's band l.
Gaskill, merchant, was probably fatally wounded
His brother and others seriously wounded and
several are missing One OF the robbers was killed and
q number wounded Gaskills store robbed OF
everything of value, which the Mexicans carried or
The Governor OF California has asked for the apprchen
sion OF the bandits who have probably crossed the
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
A BLOW AT REPUTATION.

THE STATE CREDIT OF WEST VIRGINIA TO BE
PRESERVED SIGNIFICANCE OF THE NEW Ap-
PoINTMENTs.
RICHMOND Dec 4, 1875
There are said to be number Of the semi-repudia-
tionists in the present General Assembly, but the
schemes aims OF these received death blow to-day
in the appointment OF the Finance Committees OF both
Houses of that body. Senator A. Cochrane strict
upholder OF the public credit is the Chairman Of the
Senate Committee and Judge W. W. Crump who is
also strongly in favor Of the payment OF the States
obligations, is Chairman of the Finance Committee OF
the House OF Delegates.
The debt exclusive of that portion allotted TO West
Virginia. is, in round figures, about $50 600 000 and
the above appointments indications that Virginia is
determined to maintain her public credit, notwth
standing the fact that the twenty
per cent lower than the last upon which taxation
based.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
THE STEAMSHIP AMERIoUE.

coNsoRT VESSEL SAILS IN SEARCH OF THE
DISABLED SHIP.
QUEENSTOWN Dec. A. 1875.
The steamship Vile do Brest, Of the General Trans-
atlantic Company has sailed from this port to seek her
ship Amerque before reported disabled at about
latitude 40 north, longitude 20 west
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
BLACK BEARS IN PENNSYLVANIA

MILFORD, Pa, Dec 4, 1875
The inhabitants OF coe side OF this village
startled this morning by the appearance OF huge
black bear which walked boldly down Water street IL
came from the mountains, and crossed the sawkill
Creek the ice and escaped. This Is the tenth bear
seen In Pike county this fall eight ofwhicn we're killed
the "Promised Jandn lumber mills
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
SALE OF LIVE STOCK.

TORONTO, Ont, Dec. 4 1878
The sale OF short horns draught horses and Cots
void sheep at the Crystal Palace yesterday the
largest ever held in Canada The three highest prices
paid we're s. 500 for Seventeenth Duke OF Ardrie
bought by A. McClintock OF Miicrsburg, KY; s. 900
for Krkleighton Duchess Eighteenth, bought by II.
Cochrane Campton, and 81, 700 for Oneida Rose
bought by B. b. Groom, OF Kentucky. The total sum
realized was S7q 900
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
Transactions in Peruvian, Turkish and
Egyptian Securities.
The Complications in the East and the
Report on Foreign Loans
Violent Fluctuations Follow a De-
probation in Values.
The Suez Canal Shares Purchase Cause Of
Great Excitement.
THE MARKETS FIRM AT THE CLOSE.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, Dec. 4, 1875.
The absorbing features on tho London
Stock Exchange to-day were presented in
the transactions which took place in Peru
vians Turkish and Egyptian stocks.
STEADY DEPRECIATION
The Eastern complication and the July
report of the Foreign Loans Committee
caused steady depreciation in the prices of
most foreign bonds, and the three stocks
just mentioned especially suffered violent
fluctuations under speculative manipulation.
THE PERUVIAN FINANCIAL POLICY AND PLEDGE
garding the ratification of the contract for
the sale of the guano which has been
hypothecated for the payment of the annual
interest on the Peruvian five per cent loan
caused panic.
VARIATIONS IN THE PRICE OF TILE STOCK.
The fluctuations which have taken place
in the price quotations of this stock within
the past three months make it range at from
26 to A.
To-day it is quoted at 80.
THE CONTROLLING PowER-RUMoR OF NEW
CONTRACT.
This Peruvian stock has been controlled
by London and Continental cliques the
public at large keeping aloof from the spec
ulation.
The latest rumor with regard to it is that
there exists q prospect of q new contract
with the Societ@ Generate, which will be
favorable to the holders, but there is nothing
certain in this direction yet.
TURKISH SECURITIES.
The insurrectioh panic news from the
East, as affecting Turkish securities, culmi-
mated in o change of three-fourths after the
October announcement of semi-repudia-
ton of the responsibility.
EGYPTIAN STOCKS
| Egyptians followed the same course. This
| stock experienced even larger fluctuations
than the Turkish, owing to the Khedive's
financial troubles with regard to the floating
debt.
THE sUEz CANAL SHARES.
The news of the purchase of the Suez
Canal shares-by England came like thun-
derclap upon the operators on Change.
1t produced great excitement.
This was followed by an advance in Egyp-
tians of twelve. Turkish securities sympa-
thized, especially those of the tribute loan.
NIB. CAVES APPOINTMENT.
The appointment of Mr.. Cave, M. p, as
the Khedive's financial adviser exerted, also,
a favorable influence on the price of Egyp-
tian stocks.
THE NOVEMBER SETTLING DAY.
At the period of settling day. at the end of
November, the largest known nominal value
of foreign stocks which passed the Clearing
House was ST, SOC, 0O0 600, or 930O, 100000
THE MARKETS FIRM-A GOOD PROSPECT.
| All the markets are now quite firm at the
highest prices.
There is less political excitement, and less
| apprehension of o shrinkage of values is con-
veyed to the public owing to the steady
progress of funding operations.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
| The closing prices are:-Egyptian seventy
| 4h-nor 70 TnrLish fiuas 05 eParnuians 90
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
ENGLAND.

THE METROPOLIS sHRoUDED IN DENSE FOG
FALSE REPORT CORRECTED.
LONDON Dec 4, 1878
A dense fog hangs (uoon) over the metropolis
Street and railway trac is consequently interrupted
but no accidents have yet been reported.
NOT DEATH
The report Of the freezing to death OF Mr. Westley
Richards is denied to-day
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
THE GREAT SOUTH BAY FROZEN.

The Great South Bay, under the influence OF the
''cold snap" is being rapidly closed up by ice As
early Thursday morning last the bay opposite
Babylon pretty thoroughly covered, excepting
over the channels On the north side navigation OF
the bays 10 also pretty generally closed resident Of
81 James for the past fortytwo years says that no has
leo form SO early and in such quantities In
ahn nd
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPYIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL 0Ry1cER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. Al 80 P. N.

WASHINGTON, Dec Al 80 P. n
Probabilities
For Sunday, in the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States Tennessee and Ohio Valley, falling barometer,
eastcry Winds slightly warmer, cloudy and rainy
weather.
For the West Gulf States, diminishing northcrly
Winds falling, followed by rising barometer cooler,
partly cloudy and clearing weather.
For the upper lakes, Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri valleys falling barometer, increasing south
and east winds, warmer cloudy and rainy weather
For the lower lakes, Middle and Eastern States fall
ing barometer, warmer cloudy and rainy weather, with
eastery Winds except possibly northwesterly winds
Maine.
For the canal regions the temperature will continue
above freezing.
Tho Lower Mississippi River will rise slightly
Cautionary signals continue at New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
THE POTATO BUG.

TR ESroS, n. j., Dec. 4. 1875.
The ravages OF the potato bug have left Salem county
without potato crop II has proved entire failure
this season. which Is somewhat unusual occurrence
IN that county. where heretofore potatoes we're ex-
ported by thousands OF bushels To help supply the
need cargoes Of Michigan potatoes nok being irn-
ported VIA PhiadetDhiA
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
BoLTING REPUBLICANS.

BOSTON, Dec. 4, 1878
Al the meeting OF the republican committee, which
was held here last night TO take action on the Mayor
atty question, forty Of the strongest members with
President Shepard at their head boed and held an in
dependent conven ton, nominating Mayor Cobb. The
democrats also held meeting but made nomination.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
THE LOCAL OPTION LAW.

TRENTON N. j., Dec T. 1878
Applications will be made to the Legislature which
convenes in January next for the repeal OF the Local
Option law, which exists in portions Of Camden and
Cumberland counties. Under this law the voters in
thesepaces have declared against granting licenses
sell intoxicating liquors, consequently there is not
whskey don or beer shop at present In Millvle Vine
land or Haddon,
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
A DOUBLE MURDER IN TENNESSEE
NASHVILLE, Dec. 4, 1874

NASHVILLE, Dec. a. 1874
few nights since four disguised men went 20 the
house Of Russell Allison, in Putnam county, and shot
him dead An officer and posse, In which was .
brother OF the deceased arrested brothers named
Brosswe one OF whom shos At and killed j. J. Allison,
tho brother OF the murdored man
The New York herald., 1875-12-05


~ PiKRcF, N D. Of the Worlds Dspensary Buffalo
naviss auhor q The Peoples Common sense Medical
an aware that there is popular and altogether
guIea i prejudice against pasea medicines owing to the
sppeAtOn patent medicne does not apply g my rene
.asn,sd a. % no patent has been asked for OBJ
the public cure Ssyy are sImply sd%s g1s
practice have proved SnicH a,sG ss sssssys e%asI"
virtues In the cure ohe diseases Tor which they arc
dies which be oenes uses because he has
he creates conhaence In their virtues fhe patient
written In language unntegbe 10 any int the ruepist
pssy medicines Does tho fact e tsp ss sS sres
pared by process known only to the manufacurer render
elementary composition Of the remedies which they
employ some o. which have never been analysed
podophyilin. leptandrin, pepsin Or chioroform are
yos they hesitate employ them not
nconastens prescription the composition of which
because n Is accompanied by printed Of lis prop
critics. with directions fOris use
good pharmaceutical compounds, object 10 them the
ground that they are TOO often used with psaeent udg
the people to the structure and functions Of
disease and By Indicating the snd od
cious employment OF my medicines, together with
Is one Of the designs o. the Peoples Medical Adviser 4oo
copies Of which have already been published and sold
any address Within he United states and Canada
n you would pstronae medicines scientifically prepared
tonic Alternative blood cleansing, and uneqqalled
Sss %as:sra ssss eSns..s.
reliable syso Prs'eTdD.S%
bowel complaints and unequaed Linimsnt for both
catsrrS and cold IN tho headS ever given 20 the puSs
many period long enough to fully test their merits
csi gba that can 30 IN ne s
past six months.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
SAWAIILLS BURNED.

ALBANY, Dec. 4, 1875
A despatch from Goversville, New York. says
"John Pecks sawmills burned early this morning
The loss Is estimated at $50. 000"
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
THE GEORGE D. LORD CASE.
BurpALo. Dec. 4. 1875.

BUTFALo, Dec. q 1879.
The case OF George D. Lord will probably 80 over
until next month, as Auditor Thayer, who is i'm
portant Witness is still confined TO his bed The Dis
Irct Attorney is ready to proceed al any time.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
THE SUMNER STATUE
Bosros, Dec

The Committee on Design of the Sumner voted
today 70 select Thomas Ball TO make statue Of Mr.
sumner Il will probably be made OF bronze.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
A.-coMM0N SENSE vs.. PREJUDICE

THE SAME EFFECT PRODUCED BY COSTLY SUR
phqr baths accomplished BY GLFNsis SULPHUR Soar
HILLS HAIR and WHIsKKR DYKn black . brown, 5Oc.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
A NEW CANAL COMMISSIONER.

ALBANY, Dec. a. 1875.
Governor Tilden has appointed Christopher A WAL
rath Canal Commissioner TO ll the vacancy caused by
the death OF Reuben A. Stroud Mr. Walrath Is she
Canal Comms elect
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
EMBEZZLEMENT BY A COTTON BRO
KER.

NBw oRLEASs, Dec. 4, 1875
Panda N. Benachi, well known cotton buyer, was
arrested here to-day He is charged with embezzlng
$40 900 from Ralli Brothers, New York. c. I. Gabici,
Benachi's bookkeeper, also arrested accessory
Benachi purchasing agent in this city for the Rali
Brothers The defalcation extends over two years.
huo
The New York herald., 1875-12-05

A FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH
easily obtained by cleansing teeth daily with that
popular dentice SozoDoKr Composed Of anti
septic herbs imparts whteness 10 the teeth, delicious
aroma to breath and intact from youth old
age the teeth Acidy Of the stomach win destroy the
unless its effects couneracted with So
tooth wash protects the dental surfaces
by removing every mpurity that adheres TO them Ask
your druggist for Sogodont
The New York herald., 1875-12-05

DYErNG AND CLEANING. G.-TffE' EMPIRE DYE
ING AND CLEANING COMPANY call for and deliver
goods; work surpassed by 0aiees-955 bro@dway
near I'D ly6 oth l4th 81; 10 9th avs neEw
The New York herald., 1875-12-05

AN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR UPTOWN
patients the increasing demand for JELEso
WATER ths great dyspepsia remedy, have opened
branch store a. 9l7 Broadway twenty
WARREN 4 co.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
EXCURSION TO THE TROPICS.

The City u Mexico offers Tor and erseiEsy
valid most desirable cifnate the temperature seid0mI
varying from 80 degrees 65 degrees Excursion
from New York for Yerg Cruz stop Hayana about
days, Progeso day and Campeche several hours eav
New oreas the arrive in Vera Crus "a about
Tour and half days having stopped fnxpan and Tampics
several hours. Excursion tickets at reduced rates
For further particulars apply
y. ALEXANDRA & SONS - Broadway New York
The New York herald., 1875-12-05

CANCER CURED WITHoUgTHG KNIFE Or PAIN.
by ). NJ COMISs, NJ D., 3f5 Lexington aveauo Book
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
HARDWARE FIRM SUSPENDED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 4, 1875,
Jacob Underhiu & Co, aheavy hardware arm, haa
eua anded.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05

A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN
corner Fulton and Beerum street
Open from A NJ 70 Il. ".
On Sunday from 3 to . r. M.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05

EXERCISE WOODS GYMNASIUM. NO eEASr
Twenty eighth street; BOXING FEscise TuRKLH BxrH:
private training for ccrpulency dyspepsia and nervoe
bily, &c Send for circular.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05

DYsPEPsIA-GORGED LIVER AND NovERFL0W
OF bile bilious coc cured by Dr. 5HfRys DYsPkgSIA
PILL az HARTNErTS Bible House PharIrscyN
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
A ERAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH,

A-wIRE SIGNS, WITH PATENT METALLIC
frames Engraved Signs store and Office painting.
UPHAM 4 CO.. $50 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05

A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH (PRINCI.
pal Of Marsh Coz his old oce No Vesey
Astor House No uptown branch
The New York herald., 1875-12-05

ARMoR CLAD AND PROOF AGAINST C0NSUMP-
son and lung troubles those who GRADUATED
CHssr AND LUSG PRorEcroRs sold everywhere; by mail
ST so ISAAC A. SINGER. Manufacturer, 694 Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-12-05

A-DANDRUFF, DRY, MOIST OR scAIY, ERuP
and other scalp Diseases falling loss and pemasnrs,
gray hair cured br Dr. b PERRY 40 Bond street, n Y
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
G. vANDERBIIR.

At retail by CAswELL. WEScK HAAS, HUDSUT anS
other leading druggists.