The New York Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1863, Page 7

- “Commissioners do not weed out these disgraces sty of false or doubtiul reports gaining cre- dence. But in the absence of the iruth,”and with the fact impressed on the public mind that @ rigid censorship is exercised in order to atop” any unfavorable news, the imagination would conjure up the worst, and speculators in stocks will be enabled to circulate false and alarming stoffs with a great degree of success. EUROPE. THE BOHEMIAN OFF CAPE RACE. FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS. Tux Warenixa Praces AND Tie Pank.— “The warm weather is upon us, and our a one citizens are beginning to emigrate to the water- General Grant's Victories Ac- ing places. We have before referred to the knowledged, varied charms—natural or fashionable, or both combined—of West Point, the Catskill Moun- tains, Schooley’s Mountains, New Jersey; Man- ebester, Vermont; Lebanon Springs, Niagara Falls, Saratoga, Long Branch, Newport, Sharon Springs, so beneficial to those afMeted with ~cutaneons diseases; Nabant, Cape May, North- ampton, Massachusetts; the White Mountains, Lake Mahopac, Lake George, Glen Cove and "a hundred other summer retreats. But the greatest watering place of all—especially in September “and October—is our own Park. “There we have lakes and caves, and hills sand splendid drives, and shady woods and lawns, and flowers and the most beautiful Yandscapes in the country—equal, in fact, ‘to anything in the world. If a few good hotels were built on the heights at the -morth end of the Park they would be largely spatronized during the summer and autamn. No other watering place hotels could offer the »game advantages of rural scenery and seclusion “with equal facility of access to the sights, shows vand society of the metropolis, The only draw- ‘back upon the Park is that a few of the police- “men are vulgar and brutal. The majority are “very polite and gentlemanly, as they should be; but a few are of the opposite character, and ‘ought to be removed forthwith. If the Park Plan for the Suppression of the Rebel Slave Trade. The Ship Kate Dyer Captured by a Privateer. Search of the Steamship Southerner by English Officials, THE POLISH REVOLUTION. DECLINE IN COTTON, oe. de, ae Cara Race, June 19, 1863. ‘The steamahip Bohemian, from Liverpoot 11th via Lon- donderry 12th, passed this point at noon to-day, and was boarded by the news yacht of the press. The Bohemian bas thirty-four cabin passengers for Quebec. She experienced a continuation of fine weather, ‘The political European news is not of great importance, ‘The Parliamentary proceedings are unimportant. Lord Palmerston pointed out the difficulties, owing to the war, of any such negotiations. He hoped, if the Confederates gained thoir independence, they would make satisfactory arrangoments. ‘The steamship City of Baltimore, from New York, ar- rived out om the 9th instant, ‘The steamship North American, from Quebec, arrived out on the 10th instant, ‘The steamship Borussia, from New York, arrived at Cowes on the 12th instant. THE AMERICAN QUESTION. A New Proposition for the ippression of the Slave Trade of the Rebe} States— English Confession of General Grant's Victories—Work of the Privateers—The jupposed Kebel Cruizer Southerner Searched, &c. In the English Houso of Commons Mr. Cunningham sug- gested the opening of negotiations with Washington for the suppression of the slave trade in the Southorn States. The London Times’ editorial on the American situation says that for the fist time in the war a long narration of federal victories has been substantially confirmed. The game, it is truc, is by no means played out; Dut 80 far the expedition has beem remark bly successful, and reflects unwonted Instre op the federal arms. With a comparatively small army Genoral Grant has advanced towards Vicksburg by a succession of victories at one point after another, This much ts now established by the Con- fedorates themselves. If Graut eannot carry the long be- leaguered city and its appropriate defences he may pay for hig opening successes by a disastrous though not in- glorious close. “to the force, we shall presently weed the Com- -mniasioners out of office. AveLina Part axp THe Crancery Covert or Lonpon. --We publish to-day all the details of “this ‘moet remarkable affair. Having with reat care endeavored to come to some satis- factory conclusion as regards the rights and ‘wrongs of the case, we avow ourselves van- “squished in the attempt. A complaint was "made, which was substantiated by letters writ- -ten by Mile. Adelina Patti. Then she comes ‘out with a disclaimer of the whole. affair, as- werts that she never heard of the “friend” who waade the appeal to the court in her favor, and upon affidavit pronounces her relations with per father and brother-in-law, Mr. Maurice Strakosch, as most affectionate and satisfactory. ‘But, just when prepared to accept this as a happy solution of this conflicting case, we find Baron de Ville, the fiance of the young ortiste, -announcing in no ambiguous terms that the whole affair was gotten up by those interested in making money out of it. We do not know -who is right or who is wrong, but will add that if this is a trick a la Barnum (a puff) it isa “most stupendous one, as of course all the world. will hear of it, and be prepared to sym- ‘pathize with the young lady. . Governor Curtin axp THe Castnet.—By a ‘telegraphic despatch from Harrisburg, pub- ished in another column, it will be seen that even Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania, is at ‘length satisfied about the imbecility of the Ca. inet. In a speech to the troops, among whom distrust of the good faith of the federal govern- -ment existed to a painful extent, the Governor ‘thought it necessary to pledge his sacred honor to them, placing his hand on bis beart, that he ‘would not permit them to be retained longer than ‘the emergency of invasion lasted; and then he went on to say that “responsible soldiers would lead them,” and not he, who un- derstood nothing of military affairs; and, “with much vehemence,” he seathingly added, “I will aot play the part of the Cabinet of Washington ‘apon the Army of the Rappahannock.” This is tas to Governor Curtin’s opinion of the military capacity at Washington which has hitherté directed and conducted the campaigns in Virginia. Tax New Yorke Seventn 1x Battivone—A Sreuane Conrrast—Our famous Seventh regi- ment, in Baltimore yesterday, was chosen by General Schenck to escort a detachment of six- teen hundred rebel prisoners (captured by General Grant in Mississippl) through the city } .en route to Fortress Monroe, to be exchanged. The despatch upon the subject says that “their motley costumes and unintelligent counte- nances presented a striking contrast to the ap- pearance of the boys of the Seventh.” We have no doubt of it; and yet this contrast between the New York Seventh and this motley proces- sion o° rebel prisoners was not greater than is the contrast between the strength, activity and prosperity of the loyal States on the one hand, and the desolate and forlorn condition, on the other, of the unfortunate people under the do- minion of Jeff. Davis. Tux New Campatox.—The late campaign on the Rappahannock has ended with the defeat of Hooker. Another campaign, of which Lee bas made the initial movements, has opened on the Shenandoah and the Potomac. By strategic marches he has turned the flank of Hooker and united his army in a strong position many miles northward, where he will watch his op- portunity till he can strike a decisive blow. He does not Intend, we think, to force on a battle just now; but he will manwuvre so as to bring Hooker out and take advantage of any blun- + der he may commit. To that end, perhaps, THR PRIVATEERS. ‘The Amorican ship Kate Dyer, from Callao, arrived at Antwerp, was overbauled by a rebel privateer, and com: Pelled to give bonds for $50,000. It ie supposed that the was the bark Lapwing, which was originally captured by the Mlorida. ‘The steamer Southerner, recently tauncbed at Stockton- on-Tess, had been making a tris! trip. Among tbe oom- pany on board was a person who represented himeeif as ‘& Bowspaper reporter, turned out to be a spy, and be made an affidavit tending to show that the steamer was intended for a Confederate cruiser. This affidavit was forwarded to Minister adams, and was by him submitted to Farl Russell, who orderded her to be searched. This search resulted in nothing to justify suspicion, and the steamer remained unseized. The alleged spy, however, continued to hover about West Harpocl, where the steamer was lying. It is stated that the vessel te intended to trade between Liverpoo! and Charleston. The Polish Revolution. A telegram from Vienna says Austria has not concarred fn the propositions of France and England to Russia. Another despatch asserts that Austria bas approved the propositions of the other Powers. ‘There had been stolen from the Bank at Warsaw three ‘and a half mitlions of roubles, being chiedly obligations of the Polish Landowners’ Association. mee. It was reported that the Emporor seriously contem- plated introducing, before long, cortain reforms, particu- larly in respect to the liberty of the proas, the liberty of speech and ministerial responsibilities. ‘The Bourse was heavy. Rentes, 601. 20c. rr : 4. Imports dull. re Bomnar, May 24, 1863. Cotton tending upwards, Shirtings aod twist dull. Exchange, 28. Freights lower. Consols closed on Thursday, June L1, at 91%¢ for money. AMERICAN STOCKS. Tiiinois Central shares, 328315, discount, Erie Railroad, 60% 0 60. Lonvos, Jase 12, 1863, Consols are quoted at 91 © ‘aan fo the Bank of England has ifcreased 181 Iilinois Central shares, 32 4 31 discount; Eries, 50 a 60; New York Contrals, 12M Loxpom, June 11, 1868. Breadstufts dull. Sugar firm. Coffee quiet and steady. f dipne mA Rice firm. Tallow dull at 428. 64. Petro. 'y. now, Lee will be caught in his own net, his army will be destroyed, and this campaign will Fi a3 i ef a ! z nape 2 ars EE ik en eh sé 4 3 2 if yee ree a Havre; a begs, oes ‘Aree, i ! NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1863. —TRIPLE SHEET, 7 eu Candia at Havre et Ld Telvost ore Hamburr; Horiakog ai As 1 mtr ate Wind Spirit o” Start Ps ninboldt a Fallinare a! Browermarre: ath, Cent at Deas The Best Po Rana Newepaper tn GH 1 Geatemasde at De 5 Sohn Brieht Ieivenet: ake ainombes ted Brith (asst the jVorld. i oe pee pny a Batfield at The Wiety Lins, tor the presi week; ready this Rapid and Stefi LATEved from Boston bt, Gondsia at Desi; 10th, Bem, at | Stray) morning, wif contain — rer Full and reiuabi 7 yim FO Philadetphia Sth, Florence, Onipman, of vil and reliauie accounts of the recent Rebel Raid in Pennsylvania and Maryland, with accuraté reports of their Movements and of the Preparations made in Peom Sylvania and clsowhore for their expalsion from the Loyal states. PF Arrived from Baltimore 4th, Cause, at Portis Arrived from Callan 6th, Col Adams. at Ouxhaven; Tt, Cumberland, at Antwep; Lith, Devonshire, at Oneensiown, Balled for New York Sh, Kelle Wood aut David Hoa tier, Live i idencla, from Tielvoet; Oth, Agnes ; Apna, from howersbavet A very excellont Map showing the Ling of the Rebel M | Menace Mae? chin Merry ran ashore near Cape Advavce, the Busquchonna river aod the U rion Ling of THE LATENT VIA QRERENCART) © Arrived from New Yorks Idtna, at Helvott; Atlanta and Anton, Gunther, at Browersh: Arrived from Callao, “Bi Defence. The latest accounts of the Movements, Operations and Prorent Position of the Army of the Potomac. ‘The latest News of the Movements of the Rebel Army wader Conoras Loe, The intost advicos in regard to the Biege of Vicksburg, and of the Progross of General Grant's Army, accompanied With Robot recounts of the situation of akira, The latost News (rom Louisiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginis, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Mexico, Havana, Europe and all portions of the world, -/ alttaaaimecia Raid,’ ‘The Rebels are Com. ” pe Sr, Jouns, N. F,, Juno 18,1863. The steamship Jura, from Quebec for Liverp ol, passed Cape Raco on Twosday night, and late commercial and. nows despatches were put op board. ‘The steamship St. Andrew, from Glasgow, passed. Cape Race on Wednesday morning. Tho steamship Teutonia. from Southampton on 8th instant, also passed Cape Race at midnight of wed rad Her news wag anticipated by the Scotia, at New All the abovo were boarded by the news yacht of the New York press. THE BURNING OF BLUFFTON, $. C. In old Pennsylvania ‘our strength they despise; ‘Ye sons of the North, to the rescue arise! flerce T hear, pope eet OMoial Despatch from Admiral Dupent. bpd bie strane strange ago wid scountets troopers are such Wanunaros, June 19, 1908. et eae ‘The Navy Department bas received from Admiral Du- pont the particulars attending the destruction of Blaffton, South Carolina, It appears thaton the 34 instant he or. dered Lieutenant Commander Racon to proceed with the Commodore MoDoneugh on this expedition. ‘The army forces from General Hunter’s command aum- ered one thousand, on board the transport Mayflower and another army transport, under the command of Colo- nel Barton. By order of this officer the town of Bluffton was destroyed by fire, the church there only being spared. ‘Though the rebel troops made several charges on our forces, they wore driver back by the shells aud shrapnel of the Commodore McDonough. Bluffton being entirely destroyed, the soldiers re-em- barked without casualties and returned to Hilton Head. ‘The Admiral mays that the expedition was a complete success, owing to the hoarty co-operation of both branches of the service. NEWS FROM THE PACIFIO. San Francisco, June 18, 9863. ‘Tho Union Convention today nominated J. N. Machin for Lieutenant Governor; and Tom. Stannon and W. Bigby for Congress. ‘The Union democrats of Washington Territory have nominated George E. Cole as delegate to Congress. The vote of the Territory will not exceed 3,000, There are #0 many local and personal influences at work that it fs doubtful whether tho democratic or Union candidate wil be olected. The San Francisco markets are dull. Business is confined to the jobbing trade. The Park. Tho Park Commissioners announce that there will be music in the Park, on the Mall, this day (Saturday), at four o'clock in the afternoon, by the Park Band, under the leadership of H. B. Dodworth, weather permitting. The following is the programme: ‘The very interesting story of «‘& Wound That Was Glow to Heal, or Three Months in a Military Hospital.’* Conclusion of the graphic story of the ‘Cruise of a Pi- rate,” giving @ vivid description of life in the Arotic ‘The Paris Fashions for June: Agricultural—Prospects for the Season—The Applica- tion of Manures—The Flower Garden, and a vory intercet- fag samy on Entomology. Sporting—Racing and Trotting—Biltiards—Aquatice— Base fall—The Prize Ring, &o., &o. Favot\e and a quantity of very interesting miscolia- neous reading. Tt will also contain Reviews of the Money, Provision, ‘Cattle, Horse and Family Markets; Editorials on Promi- meat Events of the Day, Ship News, and’ reports of all other interesting and important news. Single copies Ave conts, Annual subscription price :-— 2 Any larger numbor, addressed to names of subsoribers, @2 FO cach. An oxtra copy will be sent to every clad of ten. Twenty copies, to one address, one year, $235, and ‘any larger number at same price. An extra copy will bo sent torclubs of twenty. These rates make the Wemx.y Himnatp the cheapest publication tn the country. OMelal Draw’ Co.'a Spee, — Musotrt ait Siate —June 19, 186%, 19, 6, 38, win Pia) 49, ‘t 40, 42, 9, 39, 24, 71. x 1863, arrocny, Cuiss june 19, 67,16, 17, 43, 13, 73, 49, 35, 41, 48, 75, 40, 9, iat 25. Circuinr sent free of charge by adeosain olen to MUR! ED s (Ate sag College 51, 12, Po al, “a ‘a ity. a 8 59, 1, 31. 33, 68,15, 21, ag 62, ta, % mae "58. 34, 37, 7, 59, 54. Cireuiars sent by aaareastog iy ~ wor! 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(0, 11 Wall street, Room No, 1, New York, ERight Cart de V “for $1, of Un- ;: equalled style and bash, at TAIT, corner of Ucrilandt and Greenwich street Aey In oe. ue pe ors a Sar ee One Detiaw DEDICATION OF A KOMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. feel Mesveybak Ghesaw is commen! et Gamat, ‘The Catholics of the Seventh ward bave determiued op x. eg uae ane ah 408 eun be we LJ jery, providing ecclesiastical accommodation for themselves. me * “e'viston vom or 8 rez oven, tPoveng ‘The fact of the matter ie that the good archdescon’s par- i kioda of pictarge bnows te tha aty tak i ees ish ad got ao popalone that bis excelent aasstant, | fiurat it diy’ Young im be west ni having becn Father Boyoo, seceded, as’ matter of recognized duty; | sold out. hie te the Original Young, moved to 160 Mighth and, taking advantage of the enemy’s retreat, made a | “"*®%* assault on the pore old ies ond Le a from t! a Geerch’ is Reenger streets and ow ndtat ow. see age ean ein Sess jammer Bal- ‘sesaton. It ten Gne ‘stalwart bafiding. and’ has shown wl only Temporary ‘Dut permanently the choicest to be ance Fire and found tn this city. dar. Schroidt, an of re 3 | en pate, will perform at the dedication. Bt a pede as fk Foca eee oh hac ele yoga os a Und Pact that the V anual meeting of this association was held at the Free ~ wee aa bw 4 Academy on Thuraday evening, Valentine Mott, President, Know 4 # wat he nine mina, Durie ecerec meat tae | Seabee eae Ree mam Iti bars been ain arent. areig the Laiitare Soupetlion, ahd plgcee him at the tlt tment pes | their acceptance of the grant for tare) | material, deradle manufacture, in style nae and educational , and also towards procuring a Spatlon in serene, combine Je nf Haen's. estat apes’ ———_ ne support of a preparatory de | jowest prices. Rewember iit Brosaway, © Gould, ry ‘Richa ene ong enka e~ Charles » Dr. y Dr. Great Srmawrexay Exurmox.—The great strawberry exhibition at the office of the American Agriculturist, No. 41 Park row, closes to-day. The exbibition, which 's one of the best ever seen, is open to all, and is well worth a May Twenty-five prizes will be awarded at the close allt “tek. X: ctl Clee lih. Gist -htials piente for the benefit of the Rev. John Barry's church, at NBO! iB A 209 Canal siroets sent of Besadray. The Best Sewing Machine in the World—The Weed, with ite valuable improveenis, entirely \perior w all others: omnes wih They are for "tamil hy manufacturing purposes, Store No, 805 roadway, Agente wanted. the foot of Cortlandt street for the every placing the scene of bib 2 within the reach of every | Broadway, if the prestige Barry's pleasure one. which par- Hecsouks bocanar will be wd ivghiful aitair, his oa gece b, and pote bt it should adel ir, as bis ano causes ani of thelp color ‘yerololy, A ‘and pianica have hergtafore bese. ofthe Bye, Also “How fo Hain np Entia:” Pere direetion, vyoration: Base Ba OLOGICAL HOUH NAL for LER & WELLS, 9 Broadway. W. A. Batchelor's Hair ray cayenne Beet jn the world; instantaneous, barmies# and reliable. Sold by all druggists and a ame Factory, 81 Barclay street, PHILADELPHIA V8. NEW YORK—THR PORMER THE DECIDED VICTORS. Yoaterday afternoon the Athletic Club, of "hiladeiphia, ‘and the Star Club, of Brooklyn, played a most excelient game on the Union grounds, Williamsburg. The Phita. doiphians begin to feel at home, and succecded in beatiog their opponents by twenty rons. have thus proved themselves made of the right stuff, and will be sent home on thelr way rejoicing. wt is the soure — yi No More Grey Hair or Baldness.—Con. wultation free by DR. GRANDJEAN (@ years constant aiudy), Astor place. 1 Comple uid Pearl for preserving and beautifying —Laird's Bloom vo gl at. 24. 8 GA, Tih. Bh. Oth f Yo Athiotic......+ be " ‘ot 7 ae ar} 9 0 0-87 the ‘completion’ and skin, All druggists and 443 Broadway. Gar... ......4 0 F 6 8 2 1.2 0—17 ee ‘Aruuenc (Philadelphia). Bran (New York) For the B Outs, Runs. Outs. “Runt, | The best aud cheapest orticte. a Rey Druggiote ‘Trusses.—Marsh & Co.'s Hadical Cure ‘Truss No, 2 Vesey etrest, opposite the church, No conneo on with ay other tru chee of the same name.” Pousie a nt. Try Miller's Hair Dye, 50 Cents; Black and brown; the beat. Sold by druggists, Depot 6 Dey at, MEDICAL OFFICER 27 37 Trepire—ite Manolt, ot Teasers cb, RT PO Benson and Clark, ini A SAP, Ss OF HAIR To-day they will play the Rureka Club, at Newark, and then , probably to play a more serious game. BLaNenina, os Posinaies os oe Eruptions re. rah ‘yi the face without Injory 10 either e Terf. eure oF ON PLEASURE GROUNDS. CHARGE FoR co! rome a amar, Je 18 Peace ee No 4 ond street, New York. Ti Pater eutered br g. kattioonake. 214 7 Ay ir Dye Fifty Conte, Binck or @ entered Honest Peter. Le hg ee ¥ nad beorife, 8 Mot per wowired bag Nor i Woodruf! entered Osborbe mare. o R. 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Chapman, belong. ing to the vous regimeat New York Volunteers, of severe heamatiama of (hree years duration, after all other remedies Pinta be LIFE BALSAM oi cured Witlet Jarvis, Req., 277 ‘aireet, ‘and terrible ulcers on the lagater his physteian fad decided that ‘@inputation was née ovssary to save his life, HYATT'S LIFE: BALSAM fe cn fa curing thousands of cases of these and kindred diseases yearly. It will cure any case (Pot com Go eunes by medicine, I doce not contain & par. Heule of The Ape DOUBLE STRENGTH LIPE BALSAM te sol galy at 240 Grand street, $1 per bottle, 2% Bent everywhere THO! M $d 50, atc, 7 y 5 Coopar ius AY, RanirORD 8 8 eure scone rs ONTHLY. Mi ¥ MERRYMAN' i JONTHLY. A™ sUTBERS. OLD coangge BRANDY. IMPORTED AND BOTTLED BY THE SUBSCRIBER, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINE, VINTAGES OF 1496 TO SOME OF TH BEST BR BRANDS PORT WINE, DRY AND SWERT, VERY FINE AND OLD, JAMAICA AND ST, CRUZ RUM IMPORTED AND HOTTLED 1800, EQUAL 10 ANY IN THIS COUNTRY. OLD BOURBON WHISKEY. 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REAT STRAWBERRY RxHtHITION (PRN FRER), Boson Mar Dr. KRCK's principal oem ie at 99 North Biath street, Poimeipula, Pa. where leiere for sdvior should always be directed SCHENCK can be found at be rants, 5° Bond street, H atthe American Axricuituriat o York row wi New York Tr “ close ‘to-day (Meturday). This is the bowel wraw. | New York. every Tunaley, fr obs it wade berries ever seen, bei at hfe rooms. wht Vat ach aon Priee of the MONIC RTRCOY AND SPAWRY Mi MERRYMAN'S MONT! ne. B, MERKYMAN'S MONT! LY. Ws! Dg0MR K CO, Dara, pe 1 ins ot aes Preek, Ws ord Pat ‘Cit Pret Waar, B38 BUBALUTA BU CLARKE, 1146 William street, | 4 HUMPU REY, M Letwren Filth and Bixth T ‘OPERATES a Hake, MAGIC. 16, each $1 per DOL £9 for ball dovew, MANOM. | PrtlD weiekireee eat “* Vor sole by JAR 8 ABIINWALL, #6 Witham street, Now York Sid Hy arogaia’s bad temicre poner aly { Avenue Hotel, Office } SLOW 5 SOOTHING AYRUP Spon CHILDRES TEETHING —— Bofvene the guma, reduee rik FUER TYNES PUENOW PILEORT . aren } (pe a at pain | eoreagioing Wat @ lorteaiy ent tw eiensen, a0 a &y fo Trice 81 ® T deed ence for the | lien Bure to regulate the bowel prise try mens, oa eee mead mes j wenty-fve centn z ad Day atront, Now York, and ® Iigh 101 | MERKY MAN ® MONTHLY vine gD re ‘hes a ” | 4 213 MERMI MARS MONTHLY ’ m j rep wt ” Tg. knee | AL tal sais! Hace han cemasente Ub Ooem WIiTsbhar oer ~ ay ¢ . ng, Bdod ; sous m thie ety " a oo mee was entirely cure! Agent, 164 Browtway | nh MERRY WANA Borne at K™'rs eee melinnirde e t ‘ EXTRACT OF ROOTS A bor donee. ! 1 i ‘ FOR MAKING ROOT BEEK | ; xtract, from which the bedlihy beverage known aa | ieciFamD OMe Kaapp's Root Beer ta made, 14 pot wp tn bottles at 26, We, | : . — wo nine. atLnow TED Prarhe ros $1. and $2.00 each, sufictont to make 10, 25, Toand sgn | J PHOTOOMAPH! tw ; 1 ewriONy loos of the Beer, Genersi Depot, 2 HUDSON set oo Marerion, 64 a 7 Bold aleo by most wholemaie > end cotall drugyiets: ; did Or eatin, with full directions, Genereyed ey site PAHOA <0 6b! d BUR? HSER | | } | Ba, 1 | | | Mt ¥ me ow LOAN OF FICK axe Merino Yeats, 7 MONRY LINMRALLY AvraNcrD 10 ant ete Hise" » donen A Woishes. sewerry, mares Wome ‘orton Mai Now ui ts nthe OY von cme, ard Th, ee awe Pistols Kegere oft Halt Milver Hire up were ronnirone. oriruL ps. MLR AIT, « Leo tet wr Men's mai abi a mn, 78 Canal wr strect creer Lauteme. 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