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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY SEPTEMBER Ss-rRIPLE

LAuscKEp-At Milford. Del. Aug 80. schr Bertram A
Townsend LARGEST built that She
double schooner OF about luoo
follows Keel l4t
feet IS feet lower hold 10 feet and 81 feel bstwsen
decks She will h. auded by Captain ; II Townsend.
who with Mr. william scribner the principal owners
AZ ha
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SAILED.

etenmsrs Cornwall (Br). for bristol: Tybec. 81 Do
mugo; Charles,cn. areston ship Dunrobin (r) Ant
werp barks Virginia. LeRhorn; Marsbai (B). Ant.
werp Arsonaut (Ger). -; brig Empress (Br. Monteyo
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1ny vgnr nrv. Joseph MiLLEr.

The VERY Rev. Joseph inlet, Vicar General Of
the Arendce.s 81 View Orleans. diod In that city Of
ysov fever ave o'clock iss,svss'Ds, after six days
illness.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
xcN'ar.


DATES DEPARTURE YnoM NEW Y0RK ron MONTE
ft* OF sHrTEMBHR.
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Tho 400 tickets ending with NJ fthe ns
terminal uas OF the number drawing tho Arst capital
Sl4.UD) each ensttsd to s..
Witness ,sar hands ~ Covinxtsu ky, this day (Satsr.
day., August 81, 1879.
H. IT, RAMSAY, jr,-,
H. ID. CROSISuEa. }VommishoncrA
PRISE payable In full without deduction.
Clos Will he drawn Scptem bsr Ia Capt Il prixss-
S,Wu $500, 5000. two Of $500. two Of 300. ke
Address al orders 70 SIMMONS 4 DICKINSON. xse-
ayers CcvinstJn, Ky: or the Eastern Agen.- Ill
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WEATHER REPORT.

HoIrnrAp. Sept ., PM-wind sw. strong; barometer
2oi5l.
P.vmourn Sept .. Pm Wind s, gentle; sus; barometer
$3.50
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A VILE MURDERER.
PRISONER COMPRISES 10 HAVING MURDERED
NINE PERSONS m THREE YEARS.

A PRISONER coNPEszEs TO HAVING MURDERED
NINE PERSONS IN THREE YEARS.
CINCINNATI, Dec. "a, 1878.
special despatch from Steubenville. Ohio. says
Stephen d. Richards, who is in Jail in that place
charged with the murder of the Harelson family ct
Kearney Nebraska has made o full confession.
acknowledging the commission Of nine murders
within the last three years.
His first murder was committed near Sand Hills.
Neb., where he had alteration with man un-
known to him and shot him through the head. The
next that of Mrs. HARRISON and three children in
October last He met Mrs. Hareson in Jail, she hav-
ing been arrested q charge of aiding her husband
to escape Justice. When Richards released he
when he concluded to murder her and take
charge Of her farm, which he had pre-empted. He
broke her jaw and smashed in the back of her skull
with . smoothing iron. then killed her two older
children with the same instrument and seizing her
babe dashed It's head against the floor Hc then gave
out that Mrs. Harelson had gone to Texas to join her
fugitive husband. Suspicion was, however, aroused,
and search being made the bodies were found under
q straw stack whereupon Richards fed.
Before the Harelson murder Richards assist
building Anderson told some neighpors he believed
that Richards had poisoned him. The neighbours
called the next day. but Anderson could
not be found. Richards was in possess
while the ncighbors were searching the house
he made his escape. Richards admits lie killed An
derson with hammer. He says he committed two
others murders but refuses to give the names Of the
victims.
The sheriffs of Kearney and Buffalo counties take
Richards to Nebraska to-day. They think he IL .
member of organized gang of outlaws and cut
Threats in that region.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.

WILMINGTON N. c., Dec. "a, 1873.
The steamer j. r. Underhill was burned at her
wharf this morning. The flames spread to the
steamer Northeast and to buildings in the vicinity.
Half square was burned, including Ave stores, five
warehouses;. two steamers. two stables, Avs
coal, 1000 Barrels OF rosfi and large amount
Of other produce involving total loss OF $1,000,
on which there IL an insurance as follows:-In the
Phoenix. $1,000; Etna, Of Hartford $4,000; Under
writer's Agency, $4,000; German American, $4,000;
Lancashire, $500; Home, of New York. $1,000:
Howard. Of New York, $1,000; Petersburg $500;
Hartford, $1,000; Atlantic, of New York, Sl50 Con-
necticut. $1,000; North American, $4,000; Queen.
$4,000. The fire originated from raft lying beside
the steamer.
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THE DEAD MINISTER.
SYMPATHY OF TIE EMpREss OF GERMANY AND
OF PRINCE DIsMARcK-MRs. TAYLoRs RETURN

Or LIE f@AAA 4si-''' - NNA'1AA-'A A-'~
OF PRINCE DIsMARcK-MRs. TAYLoRs RETURN
TO AMERICA.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
BERLIN, Dec. "a, 1873.
The Empress of Germany, in an auto
graph letter to Mrs. Taylor, widow of the
late Minister, has in the most sincere and
sympathetic language rendered her con-
dolence, and through Lord Odo Russell
Her Majesty has requested an interview
with the bereaved lady. Prince Bismarck
Geographically signified his sympathy, ard
expressed the deepest regret at the loss
of an eminent statesmen whom he
greatly esteemed. Mrs. Taylor will proceed
with the body of her husband to America,
where it will be placed in the family vault.
The Transatlantic steamship companies
have rendered Mr.. Taylor's family free
passage to the United States.
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WILL restore hair BALD HEADS in to three
months. WILL stop FALLING Hair in One Week, an1
cause new growth
NEW YORK CITY Nov. 30, 1879.
have used your FLOWERS OF PErRoLRux to my entire
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again EUGENE A. PErTlGREW,
No. 4o9 West 3Dth ST., New York.
49, flowers OF sP PETE Re-
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v. T.. JERyEy. NEW YORK
Special Agent for the United States and Canada
SOLD BY ALL FIRST CLASS DRUGGISTS
A-FoR CORRECT STYLES IN GENTLEsfENS
Hars for the holidays 60 to EspENCHIEDs, lis Nssssa
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ADJUSTMENTS.



Mhnrico sig amphntnl
Conte I'll Luna tniassa
Axucena hme Lapiache
Incs Milo kobinti
Leon Mme Marie koss
Tho announcement that Nine. Marie Roze would
represent the part OF Leonora in I Trovatorc" last
evening attracted TO the Academy OF Music largo
audience. She has recently made q concert
tour of our principal cities and won not
little praise by reason of her exquisite art While
not always perfect. she yet illustrates SO much of
artistic culture that IL Is difficult to ind faults
that are worthy of mention. Last evening,
during the second act Of I'll Trovatore,'
she presented with basket of
flowers, to which two milk white pigeons
were attached by ribbons, As it handed
over the footlights tho birds became detached
from the basket, aud. suddenly the singular
spectacle was presented Of two futtering pig.
cons circling about the dome OF the thea
tire. They were attracted by the painted en-
tablature cnrving over the stage. and where the
mimic scrollwork seemed to afford footing they in
vain tried to perch. II grotesquc and yet pitiabe
to the frightened flyers returning after each dsap
pointnent to fresh attack upon the phantom foot
Ing.
The Manrico Of signor Campanni the Conte di
Luna OF tialassi and the Azucena Of Nine Lahlac be
have been before described They masterpieces Of
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DRIVEN OUT TO DIE.

A WOMAN FROZEN AND LOSES HER LIFE DURING
THE OPERATION OF AMPUTATroN.
CINCINNATI, Dec. "a, 1873.
Aspecial despatch says that Eva Leroy. young
woman. was found lying in the road. badly Frozen
Rogers City, Mich, last night. She was brought
to town. and the surgeons decided the amputation Of
both legs to be necessary but she died during the
operation. She was q woman OF bad rcpute, who had
been driven out of Alpena. without funds. Becoming
exhausted. she had fallen by the roadside. where she
was found. She was q native of Cleveland. and went
to Detroit where few years ago she created
tion but afterward sank lower and lower until no one
would give her shelter.
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HOMICIDE BY A BOY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. "a. 1873.
A boy was shot at Martins Ferry. Ohio. two miles
from this city. at yesterday. under the follow
ing circumstances 1T appears that Michael Mullen.
aged twelve years. and Frank Blanco. who is but two
months older together at the house OF married
sister Of the former. Mullen was engaged in rocking
cradle In which . three weeks old child. Banco
shotgun and asked the lady OF the house IL IL were
loaded. She replied that she did not know The boy
then carried the gun into the where the child
was and shot Mullen. tho discharge blowing OH the
front mart of his head.
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VICTIMS OF A RAILROAD COLLISION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Dec. "a, 1879
The two men killed on the New Youk Central Rail
road yesterday at the Forks and the wounded man
vicks, were brought to the city to-day. Mr.. A. Il.
Gay, n son OF one OF the killed, took charge Of
the body OF his father and will take IL to Rochester
as soon the roads open. Mr. Gay leaves y
wife and six children. George Vick the injured man.
had his leg amputated below the knee
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BUILDINGS BURNED AT ROME, N. Y.

UrrcA Dec "a, 1873.
The destruction Of the Armstrong block at Rome,
by Are this morning, loss of about 100000
insurance s1g,Joo Louis Gleasman, the owner of
the block, will lose $4,000 over the insurance.
Smith n Morgan, stove and tnware dealers loss is
5000 Insurance. $A00v. The hrs originated from
q defective huas
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A TEMPERANCE LESSON.
AN INEBnIATED FARMER CRUSHED TO DEATH.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. "a, 1S7s.
A Christmas sproo ented terribly to-day with Mr..
Richard Benton. a farmer, Of Gates county, N. G..
While on his way to Norfolk yesterday he got drunk
at the various drinking places tho road, and
at the Bowers Hill Station carelessly at
tempted to board moving freight train, butt
the wheels of which passed over his right
arm and crushed it, cutting II OF at the elbow His
head was also badly cut and bruised. The accident
was discovered by the engineer Of the train. who
placed the injured on board and brought him to
Portsmouth. He was then placed in hack and taken
to ". vincent's Hospital where DIR. Ward amputated
the limb. The shock too great however, and he
died early this morning.
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art. and there is to change the favorable
expressions that have heretofore described
the respective performances OF these
t:stts. grand performance will take place
Tomorrow evening, when selections from
two or three enjoyable operas viii be performed
for the purpose OF raising special fund for the pur
poses OF the Academy directors and stockholders.
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LAwLESsNEsS IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Dec. ~. 1873.
special despatch to the Ne,cs from Mason, Texas
says:--"At Junction City. Texas Tom Doran and
Louis Temple fought with pistols. Doran killed
Temple when the father OF the latter pursued Dorian
and shot him twice. killing him. He then stabbed the
body Of Doran eleven times and cut his throat from
ear to ear"
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lDF TEIEGKAFH 10 THE HEKALD.J
MACON. Dec. "a, 1873.
To-day. near Macon. Gus Roberts. while intox-
icated shot two colored brothers named Lanier.
slightly in the car aud the other probably fatally
the abdomen.
In Lecsburg John Hayne shot and killed Jack
Simmons, colored while advancing him with
knife.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator William Pitt kellogg, of Louisiana; Gen.
eral Rufus ingalls,, United States Array William L.
Chandler. of New Hampshire; General Csdwalader.
of Philadelphia, and Captain W. Kennedy. of the
British Navy. at the Fifth Avenue Congressman
George B. Lorng. of Massachusetts,. is at the Wind
Senator Alvin Saunders, of Nebraska. and Rep
resentsive Charles Foster. of Ohio, at the st.
Nicholas Lieutenant Commander A. S. Crownin-
shield. United States Navy and Major Daniel w. Benz
ham, United States Army. are at the Sturtevant.
"A STUBBORN COUGH THAT WILL NOT
yield ordinary remedies be thoroughly cured by Dr.
JAyNEs ExrrcToRASr ecacious medicine in bronchial
and pulmonary disorders
HAYES TITLE.
validity of Hayes title the Presidency, there is
question in the minds of either democrats republicans
important point viz the right OF
Dr. PRcKs FAMILY MEDICINES the title of the Standard
remedies Of tho Listen the voice of the sovereign
people
NEw ORLEANS June 10, 1873
DIR X. " PIERCE, Buffalo, ". "
DkAR sia-iour Pleasant Purgatve Pellets seem to DO
particularly adapted the of the people in this
warm climate whore bilious affections particularly
prevalent. regard them the best cntharIic have
tried. Yours truly, JOHN G. HENDERSON,
BosroS Mass, May "a, 1873
DIR. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. "
DEAR SIR-Your Golden Medical Discovery has cured
my boy Of fever OF years standing Please
ATTENTION, BALD HEADS!
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are that not = train on any road running into this
city will be sent out tomorrow.
SNOW BOUND TRAIN AT SANDY CREEK.

SNOW BOUND TRAIN AT SANDY CREEK
UTICA n. Y. Dec. "a. 1875
The New York Central trains between Albany and
Rochester all right Freights are moving in short
trains On the Rome. watertown and Ogdensburg road
the trains virtually abandoned. The half past
A. NJ. train from Rome got to Sandy Creek, forty
seven miles away. aud is snowbound for the night.
Tho Utica and Black River road to Watertown and
Ogdensburg is open and trains not delayed over
hour.
There is terrific storm at Watertown tonight and
the prospects for the Rome road are discouraging.
The south roads all right. very high wind pre-
walls here at midnight and there prospects of
further blockades.
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HE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
SHOOTINGS In GEORGIA.

Average temperature yesterday IN
Average temperature for corresponding date last
wear OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rs
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MICHIGAN TRAINS pLocxEp BIZ SNOW.

MICHIGAN TRAINS blocked By SNOW. go.
DETROIT. Dec. "a. 1875
The weather in this section has been extremely
cold for the last few days, the thermome-
ter falling as low as degrees below
Snow has fallen in large quantities
Trains nearly all the roads centring in this
city delayed last night. The Michigan Central
road west of Kalamazoo has been blocked with snow
There trains over the Toledo and Ann Arbor
Railroad to-day on account Of heavy snow drifts be-
tween Ann Arbor and Dundee.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

ASHORE on THE NORTH COAST OF IRELAND
CHANCES OF SAVING HER.
LBY CABLE TO THE HEnALp.l
LONDON. Dec. 25, 1873.
AS before announced, the State line
steamer State of Louisiana, Captain John
stone, which sailed from Glasgow on the
23d for New York, ran aground in
Tough Larne, about twenty miles northeast
of Belfast, yesterday morning during q
heavy fog. She was going up the Lough to
touch at Larne for passengers. All her pas
sengers and crew were saved, but the posi-
ton Of the ship is very dangerous one.
Assistance in the shape Of two powerful tugs
and several vessels to tighten the steamship
was sent from Belfast during the afternoon,
and wrecking steamers will be sent from
Glasgow to-day. The managers of the
company hope to float the Louisiana. al
though there is now nine feet of water in
her engine roem.. A despatch received in
this city yesterday afternoon stated that
the steamship was likely to become total
wreck. The weather is still very cloudy.
GOVERNOR HAMPTON IMPROVING.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, s. c.. Dec. "a, 1873
Governor Hampton is reported to-day improv-
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
War DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEp SIGNAL OTTIc.ER,S
WARRINGTON. Dec. 25-l A. n.

War DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrrIcER.
WARRINGTON, Dec 25-l A. NJ }
Indications.
For Wednesday In the Middle Atlantic States and
New England falling. possibly followed by rising
barometer, slightly warmer west and southwest
winds. clear partly cloudy weather will prevail
For the South Atlantic States. northwest winds.
stationary. followed by rising barometer. colder clear
or clearing weather.
For the Gulf States diminishing nOrtherly winds.
cooler. followed BY warmer clear partly cloudy
Weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, the Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys. northwest
backing to southwest winds, falling barometer.
slightly warmer. clear weather.
The rivers will continue falling.
Cautionary of shore signals continue at New York.
New Haven. New London. Newport. Woods Hole.
Boston. section 8; Portland section z Eastport In
danola. Galveston. Port Eads Mobile and ST. Marks
and cautionary signals continue at Key West.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours. in
parson with the corresponding date of last year.
Indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 21S Broadway
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PETROLEUM,
A NEW AND IMPROVED
EXTRACT OF PETROLEUM
.UNLIK

any other preparation for the Hair from petroleum 10
as CLEAR rs CRYSTAL. and is so thoroughly EANsED
of GREASE that although OIL will soil the lining of
pillow ease but will impart delightful odor
them, and Is also used HANDKERCHIEF PERFUME
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SNOW IN ONTARIO.

SNOW IN ONTARIO.
Toronto, Dec "a. 1878.
There is q heavy snowstorm in the west and north
western part Of Ontario. the snowfall varying from
to three feet the level The trains are consd
erably delayed
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GOVERNOR HAMPTON IMPROVING

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA 8. c.. Dec "a, 1878.
Governor Hampton is reported to-day IS improv-
ing rapidly. His wound has commenced to heal
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HAYES TITLE.

"A STUBBORN COUGH THAT WILL NOT
yield ordinary remedies may thoroughly
JAyNEs medicine in bronchial
and pulmonary disorders.
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COMPLETE BLOCKADE OK ALL RAILROADS.

BUFFALO, Dec. PSI A. M.
All the roads at this hour are. II possible. in
worse condition than before. and the probabilities
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SPALDINGs GLUE
SPALDTNG'S GLUE
MENDS BROKEN TOYS,
MINDS BROKEN TOYS.

The bold little boys
Who smash up their toys
For with sr.LD,ss's. xicn GLUE
They'll n. BE- made good ..s :. nov,
Or the dishes all crashed
:. Save the pieces, no mattcr how smsns
That viii make them Withstand
Si,ro.xycerine. roeErsns or ball
S s.:. , ;ss R's sss !. !. ri: siy bay
Tried old friends much bettsr than new
W. " sss I'd ie csf. saas s chimes.
So cultivate sPALDrSc's GOOD CLUE
srALpxc's GIun is sold by Druggists ssasionsrs ana
''"'' 1'''' DULY Sc. per Bottle. with Brush
A-HoL IDAY HATS. SEAL CAPS AND GLOVES,
for gentlemen a" popular prices FSK s 81 Hr ~
BROADWAY TAH.ORs' MISFITs AT HALF
vslne at sHEA's, corner Broome and Crosby SIS.
"BLUEDrNE' Is THE BEST BLUE FOR THE
laundry, mos. eco,omics and simple IN use and q 2
Ask your grocer for II.
MAUGER's "POINTER'' PLAYING CARDS.
Fox JokcA rounded corners, indexsd- All the rage
"BoILINGER" CHAMPAGNE
DRY, EXTRA QUALITY
Sold by all principal wine merchants and srOcsrs
DUNvILIE IRISH wHIsKEY. IMPORTED IN
cases Of twelve bot'eFor sae IL pSrcss q Aye cases.
Wine and Spirit Brokor. "a Broad st.
FINE SILK HATS 50 90 WORTH So; NoBBY
10 swEETEN THE BREATH AND PRESERVE
the teeth, BRowSs CAxrnoRarkD sAroSAcxous DESrl
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TUE
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TRAINS NOT HEARD OF SINCE SUNDAY.
fs WASHINGTON Dec. ~. 1873.
Htelegram received by the General Superintendent
Of the Railway Mail Service this morning from the
setting division superintendent ut Cleveland says
THE trains and postal that left New York Sun
day have not yet reached Buffalo. Can learn nothing
concerning them"
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RAILROAD TRAVEL DELAYED IN THE WEST.

RAILROAD TRAVEL DELAYED IN THE WEST.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Dec. "a, 1873.
The extremely cold westher Of the past few days
has made an unusually quiet Christmas season on
the streets. Trains have been delayed much as
twelve hours some roads. and freight trains have
in been laid up entirely. Instead Of be-
ing removed by time the embargo railroad travel
seems to be rigid the severity Of the cold and
the constant drifting OF snow proving moro serious
obstacles than before.
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TOO ROUGH FOR THE SOUND STEAMERS.
- f~ PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Dec. "a. 1873.
The steamer Old Colony. for New York. after going
from Newport last night returned because of the
heavy The steamer Newport from New York,
arrived at Newport at five O'Clock this morning
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FLOWERS OF PETROLEUM.

WILL restore hair BALD HEADS in from to three
months WILL. stop FALLING Hair in One Week, ana
growth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-25
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FLOWERS

ATTENTION, BALD HEADS