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Lent to Die on IA Railroad Track.

John Mallory. David Burke, and James Riley.
tncAmakcrs drank m barroon NJ crusers near Peeks
Kill on Saturday syouug, and IN an alteration Riley was
elected After the barroom WAS closed Riley and Mallory
fought outside Ilu 81 hour later Riley found
eon-cl op the ralroad track Has night arm had been
cut uli ana his heat INJURED.
lie d.ei On sunday Coroner Foshay heli an inquest
ycst,rlay and tlp urys verdict was that Mallory and
Burke hal beaten EcN and hui placed him. while nse1;
sblc on the railroad track From the position IN WHICH,
tae body WAS found they said II was impossible that th4
alus could have luiurDl Riluy's head Mallory and
BurAs weic committed o. the White Plains jail
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ness he identified ne having boon signed by him
in the Electoral C)'legs-ahout tho 7th NJ De-
ccmhnr. The roturns on which tho SIGNATURE
wis n / genuine hnre the New Orleans posi-
mark Of Doc. %, 1916.
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Slightly warmer clear or partly cloudy weath.
er. probably succeeded during the night by rain.
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Al midnight. last night Capt. Muckelar and
Dri,tilNc uruhcu ui BlulhNu were uldrNd 10 lnNe,1
gHte thr murder of nu hNHWii nHu who was shot "
hrs. Wilson'S hotel, tuney hlHul
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I'M NONTH M NTT'N H0lNF 0F 7 " I.TIflN
rHit,ptfruiA Feb II. ISIS
MY DIAN SiR un icr.tAul tnnt Mrs ieuks ami some
other parties have called ON YOU lately can uiN I'M
nglne what their business aui wuui that fn
not spon shc directly indirectly. for IL They were
not authO to SPEAK Tor those with whom anl
hctng
In my last warned YOU Of Just such state of afars
has come TO pass Had Nul adopted my suggestions
then two respects It could have been avoided 1t Is
not too late yet, u Prompt in, a~ufr- arr taken.
Am no applicant for nor would accept, any position
under the Administration. and only ,sfe 10 aNol the
scandal that in prospective It's not advisable that
should g. Washington. and think It would be
worth while To over at the earliest day possible
or could meet YOU in Baltimore
Very truly yours JANIS Z. ANDERSON.
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Hon. srAEIkr MlrrHEws
lpcrsonAl1
THE Nopru ASrRicIV. NoRrHwrsT CoRNER

NINLNIW IWNsfNLT -THEFfs
iHftAphtrntA April % lSl~.
Nv psN Sra In one Of our interview. recently YOU
said you kucw nothing OF ms proposition TO Gen smith
90 cancel my claims with two appointments and mt
iAHtei tt would have been ucre ptah.c.
MN brother did NOT receive place worth what was
rronii -t and suggested g. ten smith on saturday
mean. OF prnmotiu- him with little trouble.
Mlu YOU. in addition to tlis. secure Tor gentleman
now connected with this paper twelve hundred or
fourteen hundred dollar citrksp in the Custom House
this ciiY' HIS rcoommo oniauon wil te Of the best
character and his appointment would advance me on
the paper lfyou will do this wall consider my claims
fully sat sled
who could notify me.
Very truly yours. JANIS 4 ANDERSON
Hon 81. Lar
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JANIS l.. ASpERsoS.
The following letter differs In some respects
from The hMnll-Ate aLrnaly LMnll.hnd:

WAsmiyGrnS June 10 1877.
Nv DrAn SIR whom any, ward hummer. shoulder.
hitter A. WHO can fi no other D. stou. must o." pro
vdtd for tn amy seaport ctv he T. givcnH position
spovt0l ut customs The hours are rom A " ull T.
tht duties g. prevent lot of rHsrtv sailors from
smuggling It's Necessary g. stand under hroinE hot
sun twelve hours daA. al salary RANGING from tlNa
60 ~ in TER uuuum This Is what ha hreu offered me-
and what h,,. dccin.d | propose tu wait here until
SATURDAY ami D. ulN case not tted hy that day,
shall taxi such steps as the occasion may require.
Yours. NC. JAWS =. ANutHsoN
TrFssrY nrrAHTsf ~. june -. l-fI
My pFAR sR' Your. of 2-d Is received and have seen
Nj AnIDrs AMI be- tcues atHs, ,thcr To cons der the
place offered him a. adequate 1 his cNpcctatnns or s
desert lie has wIittDu NNu letter whi enclose t-
with without having read hi. letter THIS do az his
',tlOu. Yours very truly. 7 & " SWIM
- ouly 90 this a. precauton IhaNc been cour-
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WAtHIN0T0N7 n z IUW0 2 M
NV prar siR' After my intcrNiow Will the President
yesterday. aud while thynu.hN discouraged aud dis
heartenod. met goutfunn who holds a responsible
position here and hc ed me Their no intention
On the part o the Administration tu provide Tor me ON
the sur of thc moment sent despatch which have
since thuu- h WlN uustrue Do not understand
Wc ns Threatening Nuu NAV have many bad garlitc $
but inerautudc t. not ot ttNm. have thought u
plu 10y which thc President get fi ot me without
embarrassing hmsc-tltts To give the appointment
ak tu gentleman whom shall designate He l. u Bal
umofc merchant of uuini. cAchabc character. hut a
Democrat I presume how 'vcr. that would not inter
Will suggest the matter t. the President Mon
day. Yours truly, JANts / ANptrsoS
N y ~.
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THE RUSSIAN GUNBoATs.
PURCHASES AND ALTERATIONS MADE THROUGH
THE AGENCY or A PHILADELPHIA BANKER
WORK RAPIDLY PUSHED.

PURCHASES AND ALTERATIONS MADE THROUGH
THE AGENCY or PHILADELPHIA BANKEH-
WORK RAPIDLY PUSHED.
[BY TELEoRApH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, June 3. 1878
Notwithstanding that several American business
men have boon thrust forward as tho so-called
ndential agents of tho Russian government for the
purchase Of ships this country, the fact Is that
the man who has hid entire charge OF tho ncsotia-
tons, who las bought tho three vessels nus far
secured for Russia and who tho only person really
authorized 10 represent the Gar In sole charge OF
this important matter, IL quiet and unassumng
gentleman In this city. He Is banker at the head Of
long established Philadelphia house-that Of Barker
Brothers 4 Co--and his name IS Wharton Barker
The firm the financial agents Of the Russian rep
resentativos in America during tho Centennial Ex
bihition and at that time Is believed. the propara
tons began which arc now eliminating in the pur-
chase OF American built merchant vessels Tor the
Russian navy II Is known that Mr. Wharton Barker
long ip possession Of U careful aud accurate
list of such ships this country suitable Tor
The imponding European war made those naval
acquisitions desirable Mr. Barker was not long IN
making the selections
Mr.. Barker, oil course, does not admit that no is
the Cxsrs representative and tho ships purchased
tn6m nj the shpyard came direct from him. He
your correspondent to-day that 1t true no
had purchased tho thrce shipt-,ho Stato OF CALI
fornia, tho Columbus AID the Saratogaand that Il Is
under hts ihat the ALTERATIONS and repairs
being made ut Cramps shipyard; but the state
ment that Mr.. Barker IS acting " the agent Of
Barring Brothers. tho LONDON bankers In this matter
ana that tney furnish the money Is not true. While
the Arm OF Barker Brothers represent the Earrings IN
sundry other mattcrs In this Transaction the Bnrngs
have NO connection whatevcr.
NO LAVISH OUTLAY OF N0ERy.
IL Is a mistake TO suppose that nigh prices have
been paid for tho ships. and that Russian money -
being scattered With liberal maud AT least Inc
Of steamers tina: know OF probably lost sale OF
several vossels by demanding v rdiculousiy high
price.
TlT1Ix0 Up THE STEAMERS.
The alterations In the California tho Columbus,
10 nuke them into gunboats, are progressing very
rapidly and they VIII DO completed about SIX woek.
Tho fittings OF the California 70 be OF The
elaborate character. Tho officers quarters win be
finished In fancy woods and upholstered iuAur,-
Gus manner. The best IN Philadelphia al D now
designing and making divans and furniture oil the
finest sort The Admiral's CABIN, NJ tho stern oil
ship will be completed style royal lnagnif.
ceace, with rich velvet furniture, heavy carpets ana
mirrors and With the iron stanchions made 1uled
Cori0thian columns
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General John Proston, OF South Carolina, 10 at the
New York. Insurance supcrin tendent John =. smyth
and Senator Hamilton Harris, of Albany. and Judge
d. L. FolletL of The New York Supreme Court. arc ri
the Fun Avenue Professor y. $. Shacr, OF Harvard
College, and Colonel d. G. Houston, United States
Army, are at tho Everett. jeremiah NcGuiro. 81
Emira, and Major George w. scholcld, United Stntsa
Army, arc at the Metropolitan. George b. smyth,
Daniel Chadwick andC c. Houscl, Government Drcc.
OF the Union Pacific Railroad Company, At the
ST. Nchoaa Professor sylvester, of Baltimore, 10 ss
tho Brcvoor Edgar 4. Neiss OF Hartford, is at the
Brunswick. Robert 81 Mel OF Baltimore, Is at the
Hoffman. surgeon Thomas A. NcPariin, United States
Army, aud ex-Mayor Z. L. Judson, Of Albany, arc q
the SturtevanI
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A rolling mill at Warren. 0aio, was burned yescr-
day. Loss. $40 voo
Arthur Ngc was Instantly killed at Pawtuckct. n.
last evening ny kick from his horse.
Charles RAMS was struck by train Of cars nj West
Haven, vonn., last night and insssntiy killed.
sweet Brothers mill, at Mansfield. Macs, was
burned BY an inccndary ON sundav. Loss, 212 600
George ". Bishop, cxJudgs Of tho Baltimore Or.
phans Court, was indicted yesterday two charges
Of forgery
James Irving stabbed his vile at Lowell Masa yos
terday, and shot his uncle. who nteriored. He was
arrested.
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery OF Boston ccle-
bratcd their 240tn anniversary yesterday by parade
aud banquet.
George n. Bartholomew, Of Hartford. was yestsr.
day elected President OF tho reoraanxed Charter Oak
Lie Insurance Company.
Two newsboys, aged twelve and fourteen years,
were drowned on sunday IN POOL of water collected
In quarry, near Atlanta, Ca
william J. Daiver male murderous assault on his
WHO al Marblobead, Mass. on sunday night Hs was
CON mitted 10 jail yesterday.
n. q. Linscott, OF Cory, Pa, formerly Post once
clerk aud route agent was arrested last Saturday Tor
robblng abe mail and confessed his guilt.
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THE MORGAN WILL.

The VIII OF Charles Morgan, the steamship owner
was admitted TO probate yesterday. The estate 10
valued 81 s5ooo,0oo The estate 10 20 be divided
according 10 the laws OF tho Stale vi New York In
eAses Of Intestaey. The inmsnss properly u disposed
81 IN thsse lew Words
NRw YoRK. April 49, 1878
l. Charles Morgan, OF the city New York. this
my last viii and testament appoint my vito. Mrs. Mary
Jane Morgan. to be All real
and personal 10 hereby given devised snd bsqus sthed
provided Ly the laws 81 the State New York Of
In estacy.
nitness my hand and sal this 18th day Of April
thousand eight hundred and sevsnty-eght,
CIAKl.ES MORGAN.
Witness -
Kcutona No 1866 West sixteenth street. Now York city
H. Coodale No. East r~en.y street New Yors
citv.
Arthur May No. $40 West Twen,y.sevcatb street. New
York city.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURES.

CoxC0RD. June 2, 1878.
The Legislature eenvtnss on Wednesday next, aud
Il II thought there will tot long md lively session
Among the matters TO come bcfose II are The
subject OF taxation, The revision OF the new
Statutes 70 correspond with tho amended
constitution, the pAupor question and the
election or non-elecsion OF United States sena-
tor, TO succeed Mr. wadlegh. Tho House will un-
doubtedIy organize with tho Hon. A. A. Wolson, OF
Lisbon, Speaker. In tho Senate IL ID understood
that tho Presidency lies between Nossrs Buffum and
Wheeler, with tho chances IN avsr OF the fosmor.
Caucuses Tor The nominston Of Tho several officers
Will DO hold evening. IL is PROBABLE that
Herbert y. Norris, Of EpDng, will b the democratic
candidate for Speaker OF the House
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ST. LOUIS RACES.

st. LOUIS. June 8 1873
Tho first meeting Of the St. Louis Jockey Club and
Trotting Association viii begin tomorrow under the
favorable auspices and the prospects OF
are even greater than tho most sanguino cxpectc'.
Pools were sold tonight lolIows:--
First Rae-1k Mile Dash.-Fred Rice. $25; Jack
Hardy, Chiquita and Miss Mailoy $40 each; Bml
Bass and Starte, IS each, and hvo others Tor less
amounts.
January o,akos for Three-Y ear.0lds-MiIs HEATH
Himyar. 500; Levelsr. $50; Kate Caxton, $50; Nc
Henry, $26
In the thrce- quartcr mile dash for two year.cld
flliss Verdict brought about TO over all others
For the hurdle race Risk sold at $75, Reading SIS
and Rhoadcs 81. :.
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SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.

John Grifnp was passing tho corner OF Brosd~sy
aud Tenth stree, las, evening when two men named
Wells and rockingham made some romarks that
displcased him. lilo turned upon them and
struck Wells with a mason's trowci which
he was carrying al the time. Frolhngh ham
prapplcd with GRIMM while welis ran intolhe cornrr
store and returned WITH an irou hook. Gfinin
was unable TO defend himself against Wells VINO
saruck him several times the head. all thr.c
were shortly after arrested, aud WtIis ana Griihn
wore found badly cut and bleeding thst they wec
sent to hospital Buckingham remained a prisoner
nj tue station.
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GEORGE KELLocK's ESTATE.

Mrs Caroline Kcilock. wife OF the lately deceassd
Superintendent OF tho Outdoor Poor, appeared yestcr
day bnorc the administration ccrk at tho Surrogatcs
Office AMI renouncSd the right to administer on hes
hasbands estate, which Is stated to 10 worth about
81 900. Mr. lock cici Intcststc. and tho amouni
named - TO DO cvdcd among four children. HIS son
Robert II. kcliock, will administer.
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THE OREGON ELECTION.

SAN Francisco, juno 8, 1878.
Pc. tland Oregon despatch says:-"The election
passed OF quietly A very largo vote was pollcd.
The returns from tho city and coming In
very slowly. Owing TO the number OF tickets In the
Geld and tho amount OF scratching and trading 10 10
impossible at present mako any estimate tho
result II IL expected that by tomorrow evening
some conclusion can be arrived at"
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AN AMERICAN SCHOONER LOST.

WRECK or LUxBER LADEN vgssRL At TIE
AZORES. .ltf
IBy CABLE TO TIE HERALD
ST.. MICHAEL, Azores, May 10, 1878
An unknown American schooner, timber laden,
has been wrecked on this island.
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sons on board the ironclad Grosscr Kurlurs. was
4s7. or these 2l7 are known to he saved. six
officers are among the lost
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WRECKS OFF THE BRITISH COAST.
EURTHEn DETAILS ABOUT THE LOST IDAHO
WHERE SHE LIEs-CHARTEnlNo ANOTHER
OCCURRED.
NJ CABLE TO TIE HERALD.

NJ CABLE TO TIE HERALD.
LONDON, June .. 1878.
The Idaho lies in eighteen fathoms of water. MD
way between corrugbeg and Grandies ROCKS, with
eight feet Of her topmast visible at low tide. A
strong current is running where she lies ana 1t Is
not likely that divers can work.
THE PASSENGERS
Tho passengers and crew continue to
speak highly OF Captain Holmes, who saved
oil the passengers without any personal nc
the arrival there Mt two O'Clock this morning OF
l27 passengers or the steamer Idaho. They spent
tho remainder Of the night at the railway terminus
they are expected TO arrive In Liverpool tonight,
together with the Idaho's crew
ANOTHER STEAMER.
The owners OF the Idaho are Negotiating for
steamer to take the place Of the Idaho, which was
10 sail on saturday next.
DETAILS ABOUT THE CHANNEL DISASTER.
The Times prints diagram giving the first In
selligble explanation Of the iron-clad disaster. IL
shows that the Grcsser Kururst and the KONG
wilhelm were steaming along on parallel
lines close together The Wilhelm was on the
LETT hand, or to the seward. and slightly ahead.
Two merchantmen standing across their course
from right to lett, both iron clads ported their
helms and passed astern OF the merchantmen
FAULT OF THE STEERING GEAR
Tne order was then sianaiied TO "starboard
hcIm," which the Grosser Kurlurst obeyed, re-
Stunning her former course. while the KoaIg
wilhelm continued 20 port her helm. This brought
the vessels directly in contact.
Lost ON THE GRossEx KuRpuRsr
ThA Times states that the total number OF per-
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DIED SUDDENLY.

Frederick Frey. a caDine.makcr, residing at No aol
East Fi,y second street, dicd suddenly last night
h:g residence.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE

Tho steamship Scythla, for Queenstown and L.vcr-
pool and Vile do Paris Havrc viii sail from this
port On Wednesday.
Tho mails for Europe will close at tho Post Oicc -
six, and fJr France direct al. seven O'CLOCK A. n
The New YORK HxtALD-Edt,on for Europc-wili
BIO ready at half.past 1vo o'clock In the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers Tor mailing six centS
WOMEN ADMIRATION WIN WHO USE GLENN'a
SULPHUR soar 10 improve tho skin
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR IMPAIRMENT, \
OFFICE OF THE CnfEY SIGNAL OPSIcgR,
WAsHIsoroS, Juno Al A n.


OFFICE CnfEY SIGNAL OPSIcgR,
WAsHISorox, Juno al A n.
Indications
For tho Middle Atlantic States, falling. followed by
rising barometer, warmer increasing southeriy winds
vecring to westerly cooler northwest partly cloudy
weather. and possibly occasional rairs. -
For New England, falling, followed By rising baron.
eie warmer and increasing soushsrly winds. yccring
10 westerly cooler northwest decreasing cloud.
occasional rains.
For the CUT States, generally higher pressure.
variable winds, mostly warm, soutnsry aloog tho
coast and Shilling 10 cooler Eortheriy over the in
terror. partly cloudy weather and occasional rains
For Tennessee, the Ohio and Upper Mississippi
valleys and lake region rising barometer, cooler west
10 north winds and very generally clear or partly
CLOUDY weather. preceded In the nrst last districts
by occasional rains.
For tho Lower Missouri Valley, higher pressure,
lower stationary temperature. cioar weather and
northwest WINDS vesrinz northeast and southeast
Tho M ssissppi River will continue rising from
Dubuque to 81. Louis
Cauiionary signals continue ut Grand Haven, Lud
ington, Aipcna, Port Huron, Sandusky, Cleveland
Er,c, Buffalo. Rochester anc oswcgo
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fOI JULY.
EDITED ~ TIKI KEv. cnARLgs " DEEMS. IL o.

houEs or 81. JOus. ny the Rev Dr. Hunt.
rr,sidcnt Of Drew Theological seminary spiens
duly illustrated.
III. 1fiL LkrrR on AOsrA A powerful story. Ius
frnted ny Miss DE ssrnnenrcidt
I'LL OLivEK CROMWELL AND TtfE pURfrANs. ny
Alfred VI. suesnsey. illustrated.
Nv. gbD's GLOEi SHINING IN JESUS. BY the editor.
" TUE INyAily's PORTION. .
VI WIZ. wisdom AND PArliuS or CHILDHOOD.
VII. HOUR Win fiiE ESGLfsIi SACitED| rOErs.
VIII. BETHANY, a rRLsbyfLniAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL NJ the Rev. Alfred Tayior. Illustrated
*. ROsh ELLioi story b. Jane y. C~stoa
Reisieus News. Bible Notices, Misecf Artclsa
Posrns Muslc and Editorials by Dr. Deems Annivsr.
ssYy Wecs. y Tho tower ot Picture" Pleasure sesks
inc Name tho Man 10 pages humorous iilustrstiona
o. per annam. post paid DC. per copy.
Evrs sal ~ sleslcrs
FKaSk LEsLIE's PUBLISHING HOUSE,
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, June 2. 1873
Spanish gold. 81 IA a 81 1sx Exchange nrm. sugar
easter nominal. nCt ouotsbO isssr
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NlAN's MISSION ON EARrn-A tuOHOUun MnUf-
M cal treatise. indicating how confirmed disabilities
b. removed The experiences OF twenty years stuiy o.
servatou aud psactiss showing the
thsi will insufs restored msancsd. strengthened vitality
sound csntons u health tnN have sen
ovcrsxcd powers stat smsut of obstacles 10 msrrisg
the by which they be removed By
zoe. poaxs stamps Address Secretary Mn.
scum ANATOMY and Science .it5 Hrnsd way. New York.
AN TRUE AND FALSE PROsrSArfON-SEW ROt.
Otien Of the Philosophy 81 Marriage Address SKukK.
TAky Aasesn OF Anstonny Jis broadway. Nsw rork.
ffee dc. stNmpL
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

AvoFaao Temperature ycstcrd1y. ...... "
year. .................. 7oh
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EUROPE.


htssAsES RhsisiiSG ALL UfftEn THEAfMEN
~ aud pronounced fetal cured by Tho A~At I'll
Mineral spring Water Treatise aratis. 2vi broad
wy. Meaga md physlcst decay. hereditary. consttu
ii nj bsurs diseases spce,aitis ~ years By the
asthef aud pby sician.
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THE WEATHER. YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes in the
temperature tor Tho past tweniy-four hours In CON-
parlson With the corresponding cato OF last year a.
indicated by tho ihormomster at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. 2lS Broadway:-
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50 PEARL Ui, MIXED DERBY, 81 90
tMAcgiSAws. ~ 81. worth So 10 Now Caurch ~. 10
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HIGHLY EFfERvEsCEST.


Approved BY the Academic DO Moiscins o. France, and
It's sale la Franco authorized by special order Of ths
Keeoa,nendedsIy the highest medical autnorsss Nss
- great relief for .sssskuos."
.ral sass,i.r % yiehy. ssl..e, or any other"
DAN. 5 tho to c e:
ana arsihsiaiiy ssra.od ws.os. 1s1 ~1'' o'
. .IIImprsg mar only with its own gas"
,lss.A,u ssd~oll suited for dysoop.s ana cases Of
Mildly sS.ss. welt With dypspse' and where
useful easarsGs ..smssh Sisddsr and 10 govt"
5.: nss::: .ss
FREDERICK Dc barry ca
SIZE Agents.
Nos II and - wsrrca st..
Every genaine bottle bears tho registered YELLOW
SfoILiSIGis COMPANY tiaIrED,. LONDON
A s. PEARL or MIXED DERBY, 81 %
tMacsisAws. - %. w9r.h 50 10 Now chursh -. 40
cooK's IMPERIAL-ExrRA DRY.
For ess'ene, We. challenge all imgsrted ehamosnss;
fiLroiD aud acH ~ iisi;NxLL 4 90.
HAIR E.-BArcaELoR's Is BEST. SOLD
By dus9sts Arpnci Al celebrated Wiz Factory 10
BoUsEkEEPER5 OFTEN WONDER WHY THEIR
Fl sn | 80 sna 10 ss H. s" .'s
h but tor thev try 10 themselves they are satisfied
Of its famous excellence.
LICENSE GRANTED TO UsR SINGERS PA
irem sewer ~. psrpc,usiiy and without expense; -
hioted ~ 'us n.oanwMy.
Al fHE Mi:raoror.irAH
-" Is ASS ST. p''A'
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK rERPEcnSo PREssEa
capable Of printing i4l.o espIe. per hour
Of osEtpage paper either six, seven or eixht columns
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY n
PRICE,, sio.sn
Addrsss >. q. BnxNErT.
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