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pr E.o.chec,s GERMAN syrnp,

Cough no more How much joy there
is in every household to know that they
can at least procure a remedy for any
case of coughs, severe colds settled on the
breast, consumption, or any disease of the
throat ard lungs, that is certain to cure
1t is a satisfaction to know that person
is safe from the dangers of these Diseases
all YOU need to do, is TO go to your drug
gist Albert w. Higgins or Francis Fem &
Co.. also Rice q Co.. Castleton, and get a
bottle of Boschees German Syrup two or
three doses will relieve you at once. If
you doubt what we say in print get sam
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VEGETINE
PWifes the Blood, Renocates and Inrig0r-
ates tie achole System.
Its Medical Properties are
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT
AND DIURETIC.


VEGETINE is made exclusively from the juices
OF carefully-selected banks, roots and herbs,
and so strongly concentrated, that T. VIII effect
ualy eradicate from the system every faint OF
Scrofula, Scrofulous Humor, TumorS, Cancer,
Cancerous IIumor, ErysipelaS Salt Rheum,
Syphilitc Diseases. Canker, FaintnesS at the
pure blood. Sciatca, lntlammatory and Chronic
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt and Spinal Com
plants, can only be effectually cured through
the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases OF the Skin
Scaldhead and Rlngworm, Vegetlne has never
failed to effect permanent cure.
For Pains In the Back, Kidney Complaints,
Dropsy, Female Weakness, LeucorrhPa, aris-
ing from internal liberation, and uterine dis
eases and General Debility, vegetine acts
directly upon the causes OF these complaints
IL invigorates and strengthens the whole sys-
TEN, acts upon the secretive organs, allays In
flamation, cures liberation and regulates the
bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habltual Costiveness,
Palpitation of the Heart, Headache, Piles, Ner-
vousness and General Prostitution OF the Ner-
vous system, no medicine has ever given such
perfect satisfaction as the Vegetine. IL puri
hes the blood cleanses all the organs, and pos
sesses n controlling power over the nervous
system.
The remarkable cures effected by vegetlne
have induced many physicians and ap0the-
cArles whom we know, to prescribe and use 1t
in their own house.
In fact, Vegetine is the best remedy yet dis
covered for the above diseases, and Is the only
reliable Blood Purifier yet placed before the
public.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.


Boston, Dec. ~, 1869.
Gentlemen-My only object In giving you this
testimonial Is to spread valuable Information.
Having been badly afficted with Salt Rheum,
ana the whole surface OF my skin being covered
with plmpes and eruptons, many OF which
caused me great pain and annoyance, and
knowing IL TO be u blood disease. | took many
of the advertised blood preparations, among
out obtaining any beneft until ! commenced
taking the Vegetine, and before had COM
pleted the first bottle saw that had got the
right medicine. Consequently, | followed on
with II until had taken seven bottles, when |
was pronounced wen man, ana my skin Is
smooth and entirely free from pmples and
eruptons. | have never enjoyed SO good
health before, and ! attribute II all TO the use
OF Negetine. TO benefit those afflicted with
rheumatism, win make mention also OF the
Vegetlne's wonderful powers OF curing me OF
this acute complaint OF which / have suffered
so intensely. G. II. TUCKER,
Pas. Agt Mich. @. X. r..
jani2d&w1m 90 Washington Street, Boston.
Ve9etine is Sold By al Druggists.
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PREPARED BY
II. &c. STEVENS. Boston. Mass.

WHAT Is VEGETINE ?--It is a compound, eX-
tracted from barks, roots and herbs. 1t is
Natures Remedy 1t is perfectly harmless
from any bad erect upon the system. 1t is
nOurishing and strengthening. 1t acts directly
upon the blood. IL quiets the nervous system.
Ii gives you good, sweet sleep at night. II is n
Tor IL gives them strength, quiets their nerves,
and gives them Natures sweet sleep-as has
been proved by many an aged person. 1t Is
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edy for our children. II has relieved and cured
thousands. 1t il very pie isant TO take; every
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originating from impure blood. Try the Nege-
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then you Will say TO your friend, neighbor and
acquaintance, TRY II: 1t has cured me-"
vegetine for the complaints for which 1t Is
recommended, is having n larger sale through
out the United states than any Otner one medi-
cine. Why? Vegetine VIII cure these Com
plants.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, Get. 16.-The Government OF the
state of Panama oyerthrown on the 18th INST. by
Gen Csargo OF the National army who arrived on inc
preceding day the head of 100 men. provisional
government was formed, with Senior Aizpuru at It's head
The change was accomplished without any bloodshed
Deaection toward the National authorities the
son ascribed OyertuDing the state government The
people are in of the ycrnnent. which has
inspired confidence IN business circles. The dePOSed
Pre,id, mt and OF his officials under arrest
ON the the United states mall received 10y the
30, n OF September, inclusive The missing datcs-lGth
10 the 9th ncusyearc supposed IN have been sent by
the Ena OF Atlas Line which sailed on the 18th uii
ana have not yet arrived at Aspnwal The ioly OF sed
ing mails for the Istns by steamers touching al West
Indian ports aud which take 20 days To make the trip Ia
Aspinwa viii bo represented to the Postmaster III New
York h, the United states Consul. DIR. y. NJ. Long.
The Costa Rca Government gives S40oOO "a month
toward building this railroad, which IL making ian
progress. - ,,, -, A.,
Governor killed II Il not known whether 1t was robbers
or political diSurlers who made the attack.
The election of President Is taking place IN Ecuador
ADV from Peru to the 9Th inst. state that the work
on the railroads bad been sspeHdc; many discharged
woren were giving trouble 10 the police, and bcggars
swarmed in the streets -
In Chilli the international Exhibition Mt Santiago was
nncned with great pOnp the 10th of september by the
and o her high authorities civil and military The eXhi
bton though very splendid not considered So great
success as might have been Several crocodiies nave
been sent from Ecuador Ia tho Exhibition. The Ialca
Railroad was opened the 10th OF Sep.t mbcI. There
vas treat enthusiasm manifested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
MUSICAL NOTES.

Miss Kellogg's English Opera Company is
In Boston.
Theodore Thomas will bring ont LISTS
'Psometheus " this season In Boston.
Mile Titicns is to make her first appearance
IN Boston l. On the Sth she will sing there WIN
ne Handel and Haydn Society in Elijah
The three subscription concerts in Clncln-
natl last week by the Harmonic Society and the
Thomas Orchestra were successful. On tho last
evening OF the series, Iiszts canata, "The Bells OF
strasbOurg Cathedral" was produced
Among the pieces to I've produced at the
First Philharmonic Concert, IL is reported. Will be
included tho Eroica SYMPHONY" Beethoven; Won
BOw's "Ovcrture ct Marche DIES lmpeliauX. from the
Julius Crssr' music and "Suite de Danse, OPP iIo
by Lschner Except the Bilow Overture, there seems
nothing especially new among them
The Boston Saturday Ecenirq Ga:ette says :
The patronage extended To Won BilOw has not been
what had every reason 10 expect would nave pecn
The fact his coming here first was compliment 10 the
repute of Boston musical center which should nave
met with larger recognition put oar sccae" "l,,
loving public fell behndhand here a. II does IN all
similar occasions When Rubinsten first caine here hc
played TO almost empty benches and was only nitef ne
had enthusiastically Endorsed everywhere else ny
publcs less aesthetic and more truly art-oVing IMAM
our own that Boston wok up to the fact that II was time
for her sluggish blood to stir Won Bow has no cause 10
complain OF the warmth of his reception but II IL not 80
regarding the size OF his audiences. However he came
here without a New-YOrk Endorsement and neither the
papers no. the public equal 10 the emergency he
viii 20 10 NewYOrk where he will play 10 Overwhem-
then viii return hher 10 receive his fun dues ana ne
Mill gef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
PUBLIC OPINION.

Ii begins to look as if BOsler. the beef con-
tractor would need to he reinvestieaed Mr.. Dcan0s
commission would to have been sold or bought IN
behalf OF Bosler.-lspriugfed Republican (lnd)
Brother OIyil only demands twenty per cent
ss roy atty for the family influence when custo-h0nsc
is being buit Orv rear viii have 10 scratch poor
mans bead all the days OF his nVe- CINCINNATI LII
quirer CDcin.l
Out at Bartlett, in this county, they have
Inflated currency extensively duIsug the past few
months They did il 10y growing aud shipping apples,
peaches pears. grapes. and early vegetables PrOduCc
something wanted by the markets and the currency VIII
come for it Memphis Avalanche tDemJ
Mark the cOntrast-forty years ago yester-
day a mob TRYING TO hang In the streets OF
Boston because he friend of the ID niger
Yesterday morning gang OF forty odd lnen were AT
work ia the streets 81 Boston with ID Niger Tor
boss Such is life Boston Herald (lnd.)
The other day, Sam Bowles went to church
In Springfield Mass and feeling the effects OF his severe
editorial labOrs through the week. went 10 mapping. By
snd he awakened by the preacher VINO struck MS
desk and shouted WhO shall be able t. stand up IN the
presence OF the Lord on that awful day 2" And sam
BOwles rising in his pew, remarkcd CHARLES FRANCIS
Adams il the only that do It,, and nominate
him for the position. "-lChcagO Times ilnd)
And of all fallacies there is none more mis-
chic GUS delusive, destructive utterly
ndefensiye than that OF irrcdcenabe paper currency
eebauch Themselves with it, when there IS possible
cuse for IT, Of the amazing marvels OF time.
Our monument of greenback folly might well be cOnsd-
cred the eighth wonder OF the world For stupondOus
stupidity there is nothing equal to it, Burlington Hawk
Eye tRcpJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
RATIFICATION MEETINGS.

A mass meeting of the IXth Assembly Dstric
Republican Association held last evening ut Morton and
Bleecte sts After passage Of resolutions supporting
John X Hackett, Benjamin X. Phelps, James w.
Rooth and other nominees of the party, remarks
were made by Joshua r. owen of Philadelphia, who was
General Of Irish Brigade during the Civil War.
Col. Gnderseeve Andrew J. Campbell John d. Lawson.
George starr and l.. L. Van Allen Col Gderseeve said
was appearance the political stage but his can
ddacy judicial position made it indicate Tor him to
sneak OF either parties candidates owen thought
there corruption in the Department 81 Prisons ~
WA % be- found canal any other department OF the
State and Ives, the candidate for Prison Inspector
minister who has GySeG r tT & % ' IN f the c
lace Of large ngnCer 81 s pSIS Ggy y J sS but 5n
INDIA al SGsGs 20 s 1 oo i
The Italian Central Committee of the With Sen
aoria District held meeting last evening at No 1913 West
Houston ST. Republican state and county tickets were
a,rroved L. T. Mcrino and T. ayant addressed the meet
ing saying in 1872. when large number OF Italian imm
grants y~r in in this city the RePub author
titles forward and relic, them by supp9s u S
justice, also delivered a short address
The First Ward John Fox Democratic German
Club held meeting last evening at NO $50 Green
wlch Henry Rick in the chair ana approved the nona
ton Of and Nicholas muller The meeting was a.
dressed by exJudse Hogan. VIM A. Opel Henry bick anu
Others.
The Marion. l.. Mccormick. and +. NJ. Bixby Asso-
citations have approved nomination Of John h ackett for
Recorder.
The Peoples Democratic Association OF the lst
Assembly District held large meeting last evening a NO "a
p,,lt with George IL. Moer In the chair Resolutions
ware aaoprd the nominations Of the Hon John
Fox for senator remainder OF the county ana city can
didaes.
John Fitch, Robert Grove s. T. Streeter, ana
others addressed Republican meeting OF The NNth As
emby d. strIc, last evening No 1862 West Thirty
About 500 people were present
There WAS a mass meeting of the anti-Tammany
III mocra, OF the XVIII Assembly District at No SIG West
Thirty last evening Addresses were made by I'd
ward j. Creamer Mr. Elnger. and Thomas Costigan and
| Others.
! Republican meeting held last evening mt
the on. Of the Club No 46s sixfhave Della
nei smith spoke lifelong adherence 10 the Republican
party. said that In its hands alone could the naca
treats OF tie country safely paced lie followed y
John u. WHITE. Dr l. l. Hayes Knox McAIet 'h"irs n
| Peabody, and others.
! An enthusiastic meeting of the anti-Talnmany
Demo rats 0, the Assembly District held last even
ngat No 81 Eighth. Rufus y. Abdrews Charles A
Go.dang James ID. McClelsnd, Col Henry A. Gdorsoevs
and Timothy Shea addressed the meeting They expressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
THE BROOKLYN REVIVAL.
Continued from Fir., Page.

and to follow each evening the general DRIFT OF Mr'
Mooys remarks Of that evening. The pain and horror
consequent oil sin the delights OF life OF up
ghness the love OF Christ and the magnitude OF HIS
sacrce the power Of the Savior as Great Physician
capable curing all the ills and calming every
were points mos. frequently urged last night one
young man. after n few minutes OF conversation ana
prayer with one OF the workers, himself began working
among the nqurers and telling how he had been saved
since entering the room. II sought to exclude oil
who were not spiritually Interested
After the audience in the Rink WAS Dismissed, young
mems meeting was held at the Reformed Church oppo-
site. The galleries opened to ladies ana soon De-
came hed while the main body OF building closely
packed with young At the same meeting on Monday
evening there were not over 200 persons present. Mr.
Morton Of the Plymouth Bethel conducted the services
Al call for those who wished to have private consul
taion and conducted to the chapel
OF the church, where a prolonged meeting was held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
BIrRGLARIES AND THEFTS.

Burglars entered the store of James W. TUNER
at No 80 Hudson Monday night and stole gold
valued ~ 800.
AZ East Tlry.anth Monday evening By means Of false
KEYS with which they opened III door, and stole
"A watch yauei nj AT f%o
M a promssnry note for t6JO
Mr. o Iowa while riding through the tunnel s0nth
the Grand Central Depot OH Monday was robbed o her
wallet containing %2l
psr glasses valued at 40 lille riding on sixth
ave. ear o Monday. 80
Mr. Prgrr stranger city while riding the
platform secondave Monday. robbed OF gold
val aud chain valued at $50
NIB, Police Court yesterday Danlcl Mct'lh Was
held a foT the larceny OF gold chain Key ana locket
from Frederick FTOesce, while crossing Fulton Ferry
Newman charged Henry MOnatt al the lumbs folice
Court YESTERDAY with stealing property of the value OF s2o
from No "a st. MOfait detained IN LOU bail
Henry Friedman Charles Hogan. ana Charles 6fsnO'nan
1Ombs Police Court,
charge entering the pearl button mandatory OF Francis NJ
Hoag NJ No % Howaid.st. oct %. and stealing soss
500 They each committed I'D default o fzOoO
bail. - -. a..
the store o Henry D,1klana, az NO
~ IVES, Houston stealing cigars valued a. sl3.
Charles alias Williamr OF No lb fh ST. was nv
the Central once charged with
valued at S.l from ffZa Br"n, OF the
| = Sanderson @ 1853 Henry momber m the New
York Exchange reported Ia Police superintendent
Camb- Yesterday that he iost P0ckeook containing nve
pieces 81 and ticket 10 IN, lfOuce
while he atttnuing ~
| SUNDAY.
oh II Jersey CITY, was arrested
Yesterday %; being the who stole tl3 iroh
Thomas Donnelb Of the same house saturday
kpOck,f, weeks out
arrested ia the act Ut picking man
| yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
NOMINATIONS AND CANDIDATES.

| The adjourned convention of the ANillth Assem-
District Tammany Hall Democrats met last evening,
William Cushing presiding stephen j. oiare was unani
mously nominated for the Assembly James w Gerard cand
Tor SCI aor iii the Win Senatorial Distinct addressed
tho Convention
Wilfert r. Wildey has been nominated by the anti
Custom Republicans in the With District for Alder
man
The anti Custom- house Republicans in the XN1lth
Assembly District have nominated A. Melville Utter f'r AS
semby.
The delegates TO the WITH Judicial District Liberal
Republican Convention last evening at No 209 Fiithst
Joseph Hartman presided John A. DinFe the anti Tanmsny
e e9S EGIE'.''n H'"i'' Wis "l'O''O 'A Wv
The delegates of the Vth Aldermanic District Lib
erai Republican assembled last evening AT No 80
Amity.st John J. Williams in the chair James j. Gum
leton was imousv nominated for Alderman that dis
ct and the name OF feteT H. oheJ was dof'ed iot DIS
! trictAhorncy.
Ex-Judge J. o. Dyknan OF White Plains has writ
ten letter accepting the nomination Of the Republicans and
the boiling delegates of the Liberal COnvcn
tons OF the Supreme Cour in the lid Judicial Dis
the place Of Justice Abraham D. IaIpn the regular
Democratic nominee for re lection.
The Essex County, y. j., Democratic Convention
nomination OF candidate for state senator sheriff
Of the Essex Public Road Board and three
dIdates for the Coroner assembled Library Hall
Newark yesterday afternoon, the aterdince being
very large William 4. Fighter presided RESOLUTIONS were
adopted recommending the repeal Of the Essex Pub
Board oct and its supplements and that he neminec
Toys OF 10000 per year rc,iyd as fees X
! by reclamation. ExAlderulsn Heary r. Duseuberry was
nominated Shen~ JOhr Nusent Tor Commissioner OF ING
Esaex Pul'c Road Board. and Lewis H. smith, IT. DaNid
! Sm James 4. Daring for COrOnerS.
| John II. Quicker is running an independent can
! didA:e Assembly in the WIN District
! The anti-1ammaEy Convention in the With Al
ermanc District nominated EdTard Bucks and Francis
Purcell for Alderman.
/ Lawrence l.. O'Bryan has been nominated as an
independent candidate for Assembly in the NVIA District
J The Democrats of tho Hid Assembly District, at
New Brunswick N j. yesterday nominated Charles A. Camp
/ bell.
/ I The Democrats at Elizabeth, y. j., yesterday
nominated Ball for Mayor aud Daniel OSuliNan, Peter
Fer McCoyd and George Neubauer for trrehodeIs
The Republicans of the With Assembly District of
pna.on County n j. nominated T. c. Brown, evening.
l In. anrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27

BAILEY-In BROOKLYN, Tuesday Goth inst, In the 2st
year her Elizabeth Brewster daughtero Edward and
Susan N. Bailey.
Relatives friends invited attend funeral
the residence Of her parents <2 Halsey
Wednesday. 27h inst. at The remains Will DO taken
10 New Haven Conn, for iDisrment
BELLMANOn Monday, midnight at Astoria Edwin. Of
Esiv in Belmau. OF diphtheria
FREEBoRN-On Monday. oct 90 Charlotte wife of Jsmos
4. FrrchOrn.
Relatives family respectfully
attend the funeral at her late Residence No l0s
West Forty ninth st., Wednesday, at 4 y.
GEN-At PluckemiD y. j. oct IT, 1875, Charles A. Glen.
infant Of DR. H. and Abby ID. Glen, aged and
IL months.
Suddenly at sing sing. Oct 30 Anna Powi wife Of
Leonard r. Kipp.
Relatives friends Of family invited attend the
funeral residence Maurice sing Sing,
Weine day the 9Th inst, at O'Clock p NJ. without
further notice. IntermeBi 1T Tarrytown.
MACY-On TUESDAY. the 10th inst, Edwin g. % william
H. IT,. and Apgeine : Macy aged years and 81 days
r. strange invited to attend his fun raj from
the residence his parents No q, West FIFTY secOndst
Thursday. the 2rth at 10 Ia. m.
RANKIN IN this city Monday Oct % Charles Rankin,
Of Robert q. and laura NJ RANKIN.
The funeral services will take place at he's fathers residence
at Newburgb. n. Y, Thursday, at 2:3Op m
WARREN-On Tuesday. Oct %. 1875. MelOsa p only child
of Josie and Doris W. Warren IT, OF Hawthorne, y. J.
and relatives respectfully invited 20 attend
Paups Episcopal Church Rev John Hcfer
nanD Paterson N. j., oct - at ll:30 Train leaves
Chambers 81. ut 10 A. M
WEsT-At Catsk 18th inst. Of hemoITage Of the lungs
william Henry in his 37h year, OF the late Edward d.
and brother Of Fred X. West.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
THE PROSPECTS OF CUBAN RECOGNITION.

Mr. Aldana, VINO represents the tuDdh III
surg, ns in this country states lac has learned nothing OF
re OFT that President Grant cOntempatcs recognizing
the Caan Republic the rebellion is not suppressed by
Dec, mer ncxi The latest Spanish papers, he said al
frned tho report that Mr. Fish had informed the Spanish
Government that If the sarrcction In Cuba was not sup
pressed by the time named the United States Government
would then interfere. II there was any truth III the re-
BORT the spondence has been carried ON 80 secretly
~, render 1t virtually impossible to obtain positive
information that point. 80 far. the Cubans have
learned by experience depend upon Themselves alone
aud not to expect assistance from foreign Governments
with reference to tire steamer Uruguay, formerly the
Ocilyin Mr. Aldama said he did not think the author
tiles ut Jamaica would condemn her. She was not
fitted out I'm a British port, and did not
violate neutrality laws. she ran INTO the
NOR, as vessel distress and hc dill not see how, upon
any principles ~ international Law, the Uruguay or her
caTpo could be condemned. Mr.. Aldaina- latest dis
patches from Cuba informed him that the INSURGENTS
we're actively preparing for tho winter campaign: !ncl
were not provided with heavy Art iery nor 'ld they
intend to any. IL was an ieunbiitce III moun-
tunous districts aud .hcy do not intend holding ptrna-
nent posse ssion OF any town they may capture.