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The New York herald., 1876-11-17
The Political situat tion.

There is no decisive news, but the demo-
Gratis in Florida seem to be SO assured of q
majority for both the State and Presi-
Dental tickets that their Executive Com
mittee has issued congratulatory address.
and prominent Northern republicans are
urgently requested to 60 to Florida
to see for themselves and for the coun-
try. We believe General Francis Barlow
has gone down to Tallahassee. He is an
honest man and the country may safely rely
on his testimony. The republicans, how
ever, are not to be outdone in boasting by
their opponents, and send a counter address,
which lacks figures, but asserts fraud and in
timidation, and declares the State safe for
Hayes. This is signed, among others. by
William E. Chandler, of New Hampshire.
On the whole we prefer General Barlow to
Mr.. Chandler.
In South Carolina the Supreme Court
heard argument yesterday on the protest
against the Returning Board. This peaceful
and lawful appeal of the democrats is the
only pleasing incident in the disagreea-
BILE political muddle, and if these
South Carolinians go on as they have
begun, and confne their opposition
to what they and great part of the North
believe injustice, to measures looking to
legal redress, they will not miss the SYM
pathy of the North, which will be worth
much more to them than even political
victory. The Court will give its decision to-
day. whereupon it may be supposed the Re-
turning Board will begin its work.
In Louisiana the Northern republicans
have, in reply of some length, refused to
confer with the Northern democrats assem-
bled at New Orleans. The Northern public
will regret this step, for much was expected
from such conference of leading
men of both parties. But Of the
republicans who sign the refusal to confer
only one or two are men Of such mark and
independent character as to make their con-
sent, or even their presence in New Orleans,
of Importance. We notice among the sign
ers a considerable number of Ohio politi-
cians, friends of Governor Hayes. Their
address refers the democrats to the strict
letter of the Louisiana law, and omits to say
anything Of the bad character of the men
who are to interpret and execute confessedly
bad law in their own interest. We should
be sorry to believe this represented the
opinions of Governor Hayes. The Return
ing Board has adjourned to Monday next.
1t is not now probable that we shall get
decisive or official news from any of the dis
puted States for week or ten days. The
earliest news is likely to come from Florida.
Order prevails in all the States the excite
ment in the public mind here in the North
is apparently subsiding, and gold is steady.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

and what they say and do in Paris becomes
like hearing of nm old friend or celebrated
person whose acquaintance one hopes to
make. Apart even from this, at time when
Partisan ideas in art SO largely dominate
the world, hearing directly from the French
capital is like being given foretaste of what
pleasure we shall experience when its latest
creation reaches us.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

DOES Mr.. KELLY INDoRsE the revolutionary
and secession hints of the Erpress' We
and the people of this city would like to
know. For, u he does, uc cannot, in justice TO
ourselves and our constituents, support him for
Cnmnfr0Ner.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The stock mar
ket was extremely feverish and irregular.
Gold opened at 100 5-S and closed at 100 "a,
selling meanwhile at 100 7-S. Money on
call was supplied at per cent Railway
mortgages were generally firm and govern
ment E.onds steady.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

DOES Mr. KELLY INDoRsE the revolution
ary and secession hints of the Erpress' We
and the people of this city would like to
know. For, If he does, zoe cannot in justice to
ourselves and our constituents. support him for
COuDfr0lipr
The New York herald., 1876-11-17
Il RIPPLE SH e e Il
NEW YORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Il, 1876.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing TO tho action OF portion Of the carriers and
pcwsmen, who are determined that tie public shall
prevent IT, have made arrangements place the
HERALD the hands Of all readers the reduced
price. Newsboys can purchase any quantity they may
acsire at No l.2o5 Broadway and No. Ann street
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

To Drown OR TO FRIzzIE. inventor
with whom the crowd of fire laddics were
disgusted yesterday at Jones Wood was
clearly the victim of circumstances. He
has suit which was to have been partly
filled with air and partly with water. The
air was to breathe and the water to save the
suit from burning by gradual evaporation.
But they pumped air into the outer
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

DoKs Mr. KELLY INDoRsE the revolutionary
and secession hints of the Express! We
and the people of this city would like to
know. For, if he does, zoe cannot in justice
to ourselves and our constituents, support him
for Comptroller.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17


UNCLE TOMS CABIN. at I. NJ.
-u,orcu vw GERyAN,A yIssA Il v,as&r TnEArRE farms
BOOTHS THEATRE
ssAapANAPALus, sAI.p /" r. NJ Mr. Bangs and Mrs. Agnes
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
BRooKLYN THEATRE.
OUR BOYS, at 8 T. NJ. John Owens.
GrIMORE'S GARDEN
BARNUNs CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE. at and r NJ.
THE sHAUGHRAuS, at n. NJ.
nm. or NiBLo's GARDEN.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION.
NEW YORK AQUARIUM
BUFFALO BILL at s NJ.
rvo oepu UNION " y s9yAkE THEATRE
CONCERT, At MsP.M NJ Nine. Essipon
CHICKERING HALL
CONCERT. at 8 r. NJ Fanny DanSser
HELLER's THEATRE.
VARIETY. At ts p NJ.
COLUMBIA OPERA HOUSE
TnEATRE COMIoUE.
VARIETY AND DRAMA. Al 4 As =.
v,,,vrv TONY = r4sToK's THEATRE.
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
VARIETY, at 8 +. NJ. Matinee at +. NJ.
MABILLE THEATRE
MABILLE MYTH, at z. NJ
- PARTISAN VARIETIES
VARIETY. sP. u.
TIvOLI THEATRE
VARIETY, At p. M
EAGLE THEATRE
VARIETY, at p. NJ.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
KELLY Icons MlNsTRKLs.
HELLER's THEATRE
fRESTIDIGIrATEUR. at = P. NJ
PHILADELPHIA THEATRES.
PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM,
Ninth and Arch streets-rMo o ORPHANS.
GEOLOGICAL GARDEN
KIRALFy'S ALEXANDRIA PALACE.
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
CHE BLACK CROOK.
KREUTZBERG'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM
THE GREAT SIEGE OF PARIS.
Daily from TO 10 =. NJ. east of the Phiiadelpha
Main Exposition Building
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

We Cory QurrE FREELY elsewhere from
that revolutionary and secession sheet the
Express. We regret exceedingly that cir
cumstances warran. US in SO characterizing
this newspaper.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

WHAT PARIS GossrPs OVEN is somehow
always interesting to the rest of the civilized
world Every sensible man hopes to spend
or has spent some portion of his life there,
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

DOES Mr. KELLY INDoRsR the revolutionary
and secession hints of the Express? We
and the people Of this city would like to
know. For, if he does, zoe cannot, in justice
to ourselves and our constituents, support him
for COmptrOLer.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

DOES Mn. KELLY INpoRsE the revolution
ary and secession hints ofthe Erpress' We
and the people of this city would like to
know. For, If he does, zoe cannot, in justice 10
ourselves and our constituents, support him for
Comnfr0Ier.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

The HANSON" VARIETY of the London
cabby and tho widespread use made of his
light-running vehicle form The subject of an
interesting article elsewhere. An appended
article on the London tramways, or horse
car routes shows how the principle of run
ming cars on trucks is making headway in
England and Scotland. Since the conserva-
tive Englishman is adopting onr horse car
why can not the go-ahead American adopt
the Englishman's cheap cab :? The monarchy
may be effete and unworthy of American i'm
itation, but the cab system is not.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

OVER HALF MILLION DOLLARS were ap-
propriated yesterday for years mission
work by the American Methodists. We
hope they will do fifty million dollars worth
of good among the benighted.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

From our reports hts morning the probdbil-
tiles are that the ,ceafher to-day ,cu oe cool and
PARTLY cloutlu or clear.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

DOES Mn. KELLY INDoRsE the revolutionary
and secession hints Of the Express? We
and the people of this city would like to
know. For, if he does, zoe cannot in justice to
ourselves and our constituents, support him for
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

THE Express takes a back scat. It's owners see
that its writer's have made mistake.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

DOES Mn. KELLY INDoRsE the revolutionary
and secession hints of the Express ? We
and the people of this city would like to
know. For, if he does zee cannot, il justice to
ourselves and our constituents, support him for
COmDtrOiler.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

THE Express takes back seat Its owners see
that its writer's have made mistake.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

Is MIR. KELLY an owner or part owner OF the Err
The New York herald., 1876-11-17
Guarantees Demanded by Russia.

Is MR.. KELLY an owner or part owner Of the Ez
press?
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

Is Mn. KELLY an owner or part owner Of the En-
press7
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
bNCLE TOMS CABIN. at 4 +. NJ.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE FIRE SATURDAY MOTT bout
eight o'clock SATURDAY uIcht az alarm was
TUNED in nom box 81 The are prD-et -
he in the inspectors warehouse EEafr. on
High, near water street. where t'.e aIg was
Eire was promptly 81 hand, e-t prevented
any serious damage. Tie tuceD1iaTv being
PROBABLY TO; satisfied with his work az
Thursday night thought nc would complete
- On saturday. bur was aCsin Inverted.
GtCbGET owS GAS.-EfI.or NFr- EeiEc-
lion In the price Of gas seems 10 he the O~iar
81 ne Gay IN cities and towns throughO out
me mon. except in Georgetown. Won have
CneaPtr gas IN Washington than We have
now win q further reduction promised.
Congress Tor al intervention s an We can none
FOR here, as nothing but an IrreS iSta bic
press IRE Will prevail on the GEORGETOWN mo-
lopciN IN rellnqv'Sh amy part 81 their IarZ'
dividends. 4 committee OF gas cousup,ars
should be organized at once. 10 effect "a -
oUcuon in price or obtain some other safe
lIIvNINsTOP
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ALEXANDRIA,.

SINGULAR ACCIDENT Two tons o. Sfra "
ana wagon body belonging Ia CO.. samuel
JoubS on, OF NSS' Grove. were barnet on
Inc Nashi stoa tUrrplSe. aear Waterloo
station. THIS morning. The WAGON was
Drawn oy Tour horses. which were ATTENDED
by TWO cotOreu men Who were 50 Iutprttv
looking ahead for the spprusCh % 4 Irai1 ~
cars mat they did not discover The LOAD O.
straw had caught fire from 2 spark from 4
locomotive that had just passed them. Uut. Il
the whole load was IN a UlaZa. a-G thcr q
was with much q iliculiy. and only by the
sSsistaT &C OF other colored men who were
passing along the ROAD al the time, that the
wagon was turned over. aud the horses aud
running gear saved. The loss was about
seN enty-fiNe dollars.
lMPC sITJOS-A beCgar representing hi m
sen rs nom THIS city. acrUsfet a crowd at
M&sCnS VINO were lust leaving their lodge
room in Baltimore. few evenings since,
and told such y pitiful tale OF misery that "a
collection was a. once taken MP ard g. .O
realized, which was given to him. shortly
after TWO OF his benctactprs saw I'M 90 into
ah auction store and Invest :, IA a. silver
Nltl h
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The Brtf,Io ri,hia ws,.,,

The extraordinary curative powers or these
Waters 10 the PecltliGT Diseases II Women; a.
Affections Of the Urinary Organs; In Dgspe5lsiu
and in GOlJty and RitelHlGtic krCctlOas 10
vOuched fOr by some Of the best faetfCa
talent OF the country. They are for - . av
kidwell & Son, 1881 1 street; Charles Sfrrt <
Co. 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue, Wls4. sg-0G,
d. C.; Tickling & Welcn. Il HIch street,
Georgetown, j.. c; and r. s. Les oea Ter q
Bro. 81 Fairfax street. Alexandria, IA.
~PamFhiets can be had OF the houses.
THOMAS T. GOoDE. Proprietor.
1G,f,m&W.6: Buffalo Lithia Springs Va
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a. Fischer enlarged ms establishment by
removing to his new building g0f q Stresf !
doors west OF 9th street, Just few steps
rom MS former place on 9th street., whore ne
Is ready 90 co any work IN mis- line IA his 81.
perior manner. KID Gloves and Shoes.
Grape Wells cleaned at a very short notice
Ladies Dresses cleaned without t. ken apar;
and spots removed without Cleaning tho
whole garment Gents Clothes cleaning rYd
dyeing speciality. uH-tr
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~The roller skates are immensely popu
lar in England

lar IN En- gland.
UAssemblyman Wilcox. OF San Franc is
co, has been indicted for assault with intent
10 Kill in attacking reporter in the senate
chamber.
GFTopeka, Kansas. is excited over the
flight Of a meInbe OF the Legislature named
A. J. Mowery, who was about being arrested
for issning fraudulent school bonds.
GST The Congregational church OF HYDE
parF. Boston, Mass, has voted 10 decline the
invitation TO participate in the Plymouth
church advisory cCu.cil.
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ConduCe To health and com fort. hence taO-S-
ends OF the Intelligent public patronizs Dr.
whites establishment. lil6 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, opposite WllaTu'S hotel, for relief
from COrns, BuniOns. Chilblaius. Inverted
Nails, Vascular fsscTescences, &C. Estab-
Iikhed 1861. Fee Il.
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MoRRIssEY has got bill through the New
York Senate fixing the pay of la borers on the
public works al - per bay. MeanwhiIe
there is n report in New York city thar the
new public works commissioner has decide (
to have ali the city work done by Contract in
futUIe. and as the contractors say they can
get an abundance OF men for SIPS per day
the effect may readily he anticipated. Nor
rissey's bill has yet TO be acted on in the as
sembly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-07

TIE WHISKY FRAUDS in the west are still
productive OF crimes. Now il is charged that
Two Chicago aldermen conspired to destroy
public building in Milwaukee in order To
obliterate proofs OF these frauds. The report
is q startling one, but not surprising in view
of the decentralization which was the result
OF the widespread conspiracies TO defraud The
revenue in most of the western cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-07

CROOKED MCSIC.-The piano and ORGAN
manufacturers of New York have organized
themselves into an association to protect
the public against the sale of bogus pianos.
Many worthless instruments, it is alleged,
are manufactured in New York of cbeaD nm,
reliable material, and are stencilIed with
fictitious names, which closely resemble
those of celebrated manufacturers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-07

WOMEN'S RIGHTS AS MEDICAL PRACTI-
TONERS. 1t would appear that women
have always had legal right to obtain q
diploma from the Royal college Of surgeons,
authorizing them to practice in midwifery.
The college has been advised that clause in
its charter was expressly drawn 10 admit
women, the word persons being employed
instead of 'men," and according TO the
British Medical Journal, the council has de-
cideC on submission. This is mere step to-
ward the acknowledgment ola right, but il is
long one, as II places women among recog-
nized medical practitioners, with whom sur
geons must cor suit / London Spectator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-07

EMIGRATION OF AN INDUSTRY.-The
American Screw company Of Providence, r.
l.. are about 10 establish their business at
Dundas. Ontario. with probably other
branch factories a Montreal. Toronto, One
bee and elsewhere in the dominion. The
Providence Press saws this will enable the
company 10 enter the markets OF the WOrl
on equal terms with the British or other
manufacturers. while they can import their
product in bond to New York and sell il TO
great advantage in this cOun;rVD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-07

INDICTMENTS IN THE PERRY BURGLARY
AND SNYDER RELEASE CASES.-The graad
jury OF the Criminal Court to day found a
true bill against John Green, Charles u.
and Lena Miller, for conspiracy, and against
John Green for false PRESERVATION Of ball.
(the same charge on which he was acquitted
In December LAST 1t Will be remembered
that in August last, when Edward w. Sny-
der, alias Miller, was III jail on the charge OF
the larceny ofsilks, &c, from Perry Brothers,
party giving the name of David Edes wen
his bail, and il charged that Green was the
party. The grand jury returned about twenty
other indictments, and were discharged until
the 2ist instant,
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FATHER MCLoUGHLIN, of Po.tstown.
Pa. is determined 10 have no scandals i'm mis-
church. He has cured the girls OF his flock of
street fllrtations by Disgusting himself as an
exquisite, carrying on an animated corra-
spondence with handkerchiefs and coughs al
dusk and suddenly disclosing himself as soon
as his victim had taken his arm. Now he is
putting q veto on masked balls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-07

a PATHETIC DIVORCE CASE.-An inter-
eSiing divorce case came up in q New Or
leans court the other day. The petition OF
tie plaintiff, Fannie Hendricks, a cOIored
woman, represents that she was married 20
one Charles Ross on the sth OF January, 1872
and that she has behaved herself as good
Wife ever since. She alleges that with ner
assistance they amassed several thousand
dollars, with portion Of which her huS-
bands freedom was purchased, he having
been slave, and that notwithstanding her
labOrs TO free her husband he has taken to
himself another and left his helpnate OF
years alone and sOrrOMinr.
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ARRESTED FoR TILE WAsH1Scr,

ARRESTED For THE WASHrNGTO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miller, of Wash
irgtOn, came 10 Baltimore YESTERDAY with a
warrant for the arrest of III. A. Gilbert
charged with ffaudulently obtaining q horse
buggy and harness, valued at 300, from
John j. Kelly, Of Washington. IndepeGden;
Baltimore detectives Smith Il West arreSte 1
Gilbert at a hotel, where he had inst arrived
from New York. Detective Miller took the
accused to Washington last evening. 1t is
charged that on the nth of January Kelly
sold the property TO Gilbert and took three
notes, which purpOrted TO be secured by q
lien on property Gilbert said he owned il
Chicago. The latter sold the horse, buggy
AID harness In New York at a less sum than
their estimated value, the horse being a very
fir e one. II is stated that Kelly aScertaiuel
Gilbert does not own property in Chic ago and
cauS ed the warrant To issue for his arrest
RUltO. Sun. IN.
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ADVANCE IN ICE IN MAINE-Some of the
lager beer brewers have made contracts to
receive supply of ice from the state OF
Maine. where the crop is said to be plenty
The contracts ware made a 81. 80 per ton in
Inc early part OF the season, but as the pros
section the ice companies refuse TO entertain
any PROPOSE ton less than 50 per ton. In con-
sequence of this several brewers are about to
send an agent to Maine to endeavOr TO pro-
cure the necessary supply, which will be
shipped TO this city by schooners.-Jersey
(ifh .fClrfllIl
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y MARRIAGE SPOILED BY A VILLA
Freedman went into the county clerks Of
tee, AT Los Angeles. Cal, the other day for
a marriage license for himself and a buYOm
Gamsel of some 20 summers, and after he had
got il he asked the clerk TO make out VIII
for him to sign, giving all his money To her,
and one for her TO sign, leaving all her money
TO him. Then he went away, but soon came
back in rage, telling the clerk 10 suspend
operations, as the girl had become alarmed
By the deliberate way in which he had made
the wills, and as she had several thon sand
dollars, ana was little suspicious, broke OF
The match.
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THr E.rrnHA1 H.uI

THE EkTI0S4L eavIcGS bArK, corr ef q
New York avsnue md 18th street. Pays D
cent per anEu:n Oh deposits soT each Go en- al
month. ranking hours, 10 g. saturdays, 3
to snc 1913. TyiSils
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L OCAL Ne VS..
AmusemeRfs. &C. Tonight.

Nr'iofiO} TheGfeT.-Clara Morris as "Ca-
miIle.D
Pbrcrs Opern House" Humpty Dumpty."
TheCVeT COHIiqe-" Wide Awake" and va
TietfpS
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
orYIcr or CHTrF srexAI OVTrcrz.

= y. ~ - 7 u IlaTI TTtH- '
For Tie lower lake region, middle states
and New England, rising and StasiOnRrv ba-
r'metsr. DOTtbeTly 10 westerly winds, falling
tuIsrStUIe and clearing weather, except
higher temperature than during Sunday in
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A DERANeEp MoTHtR DRnwNs LEE

DERANGED MOTHER browns HER
SRI 7 AND CHILD--A woman by the name
of Mccullough mentally deraDeed from a
severe spell Of sickness of typhoid fever,
living In the southern part OF Gibson county.
ln1lana, recently threw her little daughter
aged or 8 years, INTO a cistern, and then
jumped in herself When found i'm about an
hour after both were taken out dead.
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a PREACHERS NIRTUE REWARDED The
Rev. Fred. Bells Pensioners who believe
that he is innocent OF Mrs. Morris'S charges
OF Improper proposals., and that he Is tue
victim OF biackmail and conspiracy. last
night assembled to meet him at ll5 Wash
ington avenue, and turned over to him the
residence at that number, which they have
hired and furnished for him. Speeches yer,.
made, tears were snei, Iriendships were
plCaged, and collation. was served. Mr..
Bell wore q set Of sparkling studs said 10 he
diamonds, sent TO him Dy an admirer. tie
is 20 preach on Sundays ip the Academy OF
Music, Notwithstanding the suspension from
his pulpit. a number of his friends in the
primitive church will form new church. il
Is said, If he desires 1T " l. SIR, 5th.
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DAN VOORHEES, searched tie scriptures SO
Mckee that he was enabled 10 say without
lear OF contradiction (St. John being dead
and Nlcodemus ALSO: "Nicodemus was born
again.
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THE WOMEN WALKERS GIVE OUT-The
walking match which has been in progress
In Chicago since Monday morning at twenty
minutes 10 eleven O'Clock. between Miss
Mary Marshall, of Chicago, terminated at
twenty minutes to eleven Saturday night.
Mrs. Marshall having made 23i miles and
Miss Won Hillem 23l. The orr ginal intention
was 10 walk SEQ miles for purse of $500, bar
neither was able TO make the distance o1 ac-
count of great exhaustion,
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Saratoga Sp,iag. wrte,

Rea sons for going TO DIS. StrOug's Rome
dial Institute In winter, with circu ar tie
scribirg IFS Turkish, Russian, Sulphur. Hy-
dTopSihic and ElectrO-TEeTmal Baths, the
Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Eara3a &c
Electricity, &C, viii be sent or application.
Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases Il speciality. 12,2i,m,wES: