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seconded, and it is stated that he is de-
faulter to the amount OF nearly hundred
thousand dollars. He had speculated ex-
tensvely in Eastern lands.
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70 The Boston Gazette says, a
gentleman Of intelligence, recently from
Buffalo, states, "on the best authority"
that The assets of Rathbun will not pay
over fifty cents on his confidential paper.
Rathbun is now in prison, and the ella
mour of popular indignation appears to
be gaining ground against him.
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GF Yesterday was the day OF meeting
at Fredericktown, of the CouRT OF In
CURRY, in relation to the Southern Cam
paign.
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Lightning. The following marvel
Ious story is from late London pa
per. Itmay be true, but
"Perhsps human ingenuity and dar-
ing were never mere strongly manifest
ed than in a recent instance in Prussia.
In order to get rid of an enormous
rock, the expense Of removing which,
by ordinary means, would have been
as enormous, deep hole was bored in
it, into which was liked bar of iron,
rs feet high, for the purpose Of attrac.
ting lightning. The experiment was
successful. On the first thunder storm
the rock was shattered into fragments,
which, Of course, were easily carried
away.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2e, 1886.

sa--s-E'
az The paper we issue o.day's i'm.
preston on is of very coarse quality
however, it is the best we could procure
u But few of our subscribers. az vet
have complied with our request. Mon.
day next will afford to many of our vi
cinity subscribers an opportunity to do
SO. A compliance is expected from ore
and all, as it is impossible for Printer
to get along without money. Paper and
Ink cost considerable sum annually.
n@me
III Another of the recusant Electors
Mr.. w. LINTHIcuM of Elk Ridge enter
ed the College and qualified as an Elec.
tor of the Senate, on Saturday last. 1t
was generally believed in Baltimore, on
Saturday last, we understand, that the
Electoral College would be able to form
q quorum on Monday and Senate would
be chosen in all this week.
sM1
% A Philadelphia paper says La
1 fayette left veluminous auto. biography
which will be Immediately published in
Paris and Lendon. 1t is said that Louis
Philippe has made PERSONAL exertions
to have this work suppressed. Is the
man afraid of the truth
GF Yesterday was the day OF meeting
at Fredericktown, of the CouRT OF IN
CURRY, in relation to the Southern Cam
paign.
ELECTORAL ELECTION.
The Electors of President and Vice
President throughout the Union, assem-.
bic in their respective State Captols on
the first Wednesday in December, to per.
form the duties enjoined upon them by
the Constitution of the United States
and the lows made in pursuance thereof
m
D Yesterday we had a mail from the
East. Does Mr.. KENDALL, the Post.
Master General know that the stage ar
rived here on Wednesday morning last
from the East, without mail ? Yes, it
was even SO, Mr.. Kendall, and the stage
driver,we understand, gave the perplex-
ing excuse that through mistake, at 12
o'clock room, on Tuesday last, in the
town Of Winchester, the EASTERN mail
was by some wonderful oversight, (pro-
badly too, all for the want of pair of
Mr.. Van Buren's MAGICAL srEorA-
Giles, placed in the Western stage-and
the driver was net aware Of it until he
arrived IL miles this side Winchester.
Such negligence deserves apprehension
land as this is not the first time similar
occurrences have occurred on this route,
we feel it duty to notice it. Govern
ment pays for the transportation of this
mail the handsome sum of l6 $50 dollars
per annum.-therefore. 'Uncle Sans"
work ought to be faithfully accomplish
ed. Mr.. KENDALL must be remiss in
his duty in case he does not correct such
perplexing negligence pefplexing more
especially to the newsmonger and one
of our occupation.
The Revolutionistss of Pennsylvania,
the Dallasites, have been defeated at the
late election in that state, as well as the
Revolutionists of Maryland. The friends
of Chartered rights, of law and good 60.
vernment, succeeded in electing 72 to 81
members of the Convention to amend
the Constitution, out of 1888. as appears
from the following table, which we copy
from the Franklin Repository:
Harris'n. V.B. Total.
Senatorial, ~ 10 80
Representatives, s. As 100
Districts not
heard from,
" 81 1872
Pm Buren, 81
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Col. LANE.-There seems reason
TO believe that the imputation of suicide
to this young officer, was incorrect +;
end that his death was the result OF
some incomprehensibis accident
There can be but little doubt that his
mind was 10 a considerable extent un-
hinged by pain and illness.
Bait. Chronicle.
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A commercial traveller left an artl-
Gle of his wardrobe at an inn 10 Devil
yes, and wrote TO the chambsrmaid to
forward it to him by the coach. He
received the following answer
Il hope, dear sir, you'll not feel hurt,
IN frankly tell you all about it;
I've made a sbift Of your old shirt, :
And gcuu must make shift without it."
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o. Col. Arthur Smith ". B., is
elected delegate from the county of Isle
of Wight, without opposition, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
Col. w. II. Woodley, appointed Proctor
of the University.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-26

Tnsects.-Dr. Imhof, in a work pre-.
scented to the society OF Natural History
at Bale, has estimated the number Of
insects now known at $50, 900 species,
Germany alone containing Ia 700.
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ELECTORAL ELECTION.

The Electors Of President and Vice
President throughout the Union, assem-.
bic IN their respective State Capitols on
the first Wednesday in December, to per.
form the duties enjoined upon them by
the Constitution of the United States
and the lows made in pursuance thereof.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-26

Extraordinary E1plosiOa.-At the
Liverpool Post Office, on the 26ih
Sept. as the Clerk was stamping the
foreign letters and packets, a dreadful
explosion occurred, from one of the
packages having been filled with pow
der. Every clerk was stunned, bu.
Barnard, the stamper, was shockingly
injured. His face was completely de-
nuded of the skin, and one of his eyes
was forced backwards with such vio-
lence, that its use as an organ of vision
is lost irrecoverably. The thumb mail
of the left hand was torn eff, and, what
is more extraordinary, was shot thro'
the left cheek. The poor man is in a
very dangerous state, though hopes are
entertained of his recovery. By dates
10 the 9th ul,. it appears that The fellow
who coatrived this catastrophe has
been detected. He had been crossed
in love at Matanzas-ihe father of the
young lady having attempted TO take
his life by poisoning his soup and set
ting the negroes on him. The package
Of letters was addressed to the father,
in hopes that he would get blosed up
by its conten.s-a very shallow eeYifs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-26

4 remedy for Arsenie.--Tobacco
is said to be an infallble preventive a.
gainst the fatal effec. of Arsenic, when
taken into the stomach. In several in
stances where tobacco juice was swal-
lowed after taking arsenic. no sickness
resulted from the use of the tobacco
and not the least harm from the arse
mic. This is an important discovery,
IN. Y. Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-26

Experiments tried in we'll or drill
hole 500 feet deep at Montpelier, W.,
have shown that the increase of heat in
descending is at the rate of one degree
for every 80 feet. Such an increase
wond indicate that in descending to-
wards the earth's centre, at no very
great distance from its surface, the heat
must be such as to hold in state of fu-
sion any body with which we are &C
quainted and would seem to prove that
the Globe is in fact in the depths Of its
interior huge mass of materials heat
ed TO melting. How far the above ex-
periments may go TO account for the
existence of the hot springs which are
found in various countries, we leave il
to the scientific TO decide one thing is
certain that whatever may be the state
of things at the centre OF our ball, peo-
pie on its outside are too often apt TO
get into hot Bait. american.
Is The New Orleans Bee of the
14th ult. says, 1.-The slave who struck
some citizens in Canal street, some weeks
since, has been tried and found guilty
and is sentenced to be hung on the gath.
~ We are informed that the Uni.
ted States Mint is about 10 issue fifty
cent pieces of new and beautiful col
mage.
o. The Albany Advertiser of Sa
| turday states that the Cashier of one 0
1.-THE principal banks in Boston has abb
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o. The Albany Advertiser of Sa
turday states that the Cashier OF one 0
the principal banks in Boston has abb
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15
ME PNF0RTVNATE's FRIEND.-GA


ed-rh celebrated medicine has taken precedence of all
othe for the positive of the gonDrhes, geel sciue
gravel seminal week.-mrs. nercura complaints. &c and all
the varied diseases Of The urinary Numerous choice rgre
dents of celebrity have been scientifically introduced into The
composition Of the Friend, and from the rally admitted viz
of it. ANA with the testimony and advice of of
eminent and respectable physicians and with the fact Of
lis having proved efecua in almost three ou and
knowledge failed in With this Of stimony
in its favor offer il Ia the public the most enal remedy in
the world for the of urinary diseases decided advantage
ha. other edcines that requires local application
disorder the positively free from all forms
mercury mra that possibly iniure the csn.tiu
ton, organ, Immediately remotely The demand for
considering the short time il heen made public without
parallel in the history medicine; and what gilmore
the reader the that has where attended the
of fully with the dem,nd Indeed the merits
the Friend have only become generally known, and
will supersede all the Psnacea Cshocon and Nosums Of the
age; and while they swiftly passing into fcrgune
Friend upon broad principles Of science and sup
bold relief and prove the world that Is deed and truth
Unfortunate's Friend And reader suffering with
ofhe above named So Have been long and sory
afflicted Have you tried various remedies and all purpose
If so, be not discouraged. fore here /. afriend.
It'll. article thai will sell readily all time and in all places
and dealers throughout the United States and the
Canada who wish to become agents will address their camm
cations store None genuine without signatures
and all persons hereby oed that will prosecu 10 the
the law the first least Infringement of patent
Price 81 bottle Sold the BOwary Medicine store 260
Bowery, New York n. W. BADEAU. jan 12-t
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TIE TEkEETH H, M,SlidLLdPREXAM5cERTAIN

elect Detergent The only in remedy ever discovered for
Gonori hea and G.ee known AMI esa
inaec IN all parts OF the Kingdom require cnmest lis
universal success which
ranted to folyegh hours the desperate n inian-
maory Ct Gonosrhes Gleet and White. their .gea-
vethra and gravel we'll chronic affections of urinary s
der and Kidneys violent andinc Th safe
and emily nfAlible remedy agreeable liquid effects ON
constitution being composed of Sarsapas choicest prepa
rations that while restores The system lis superiority eyev
othcr medicine OF the Kind only require. limited trial know
been his physician and secrecy secured avny
proved eectma almost to thousand cases. and never TO our
knowledge failed The
from the recommendations Of The highest medical Characters AZ
well those who have experienced sabous and beneficial
enect prove us great success and oy other med
cne being must ehecta remedy discovered for the cure
abpye giving muscular energy and
with perfect safety DR.. GooawPs Detergent safe certain
and speedy for the above Diseases most recent 10 the
most proacted II taken without risk
suspension from business See that eadcaied moi
patched up by quack doctors quak medicines Those that make
use OF single bottle be convinced Of the easy method
their physician with secrecy will prevent the occurrence
Of the disease male female most fastdiou
delicacy and blessing human kind ought always 10 he a.
hand NJ B. word the we take medicine the above
and keep from quack Doctors whose appear IN
every public print and then take mercury and your
constitution -
ave have mHch pleasure bearing testimony to ti. safe and
ehcacos medicines do this grounds strict imnartay
knowing several friends wts have been by fact thai
we know.
For sale by appointment by Patrick Dckie 45 Broadway cor
uer OF Lpenard Svme of Wakers Bowery
and by Bumet CO. $40 Greenvchst Spring
Price % cents per bottle. jan5f
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nR.LOVEN,a N'sBAI.I OF CILEAD. FOR
IL COITGHS- COLDS. ASTUMAS.& CONSIIMPTI

1t the approved medicine for tho radical OF the
Ii gives immediate relief those whose cotiu
tinn have been by inempeace and youthful mpuds
anxiety of mind the habits of fashionable life ii
valuable remedy for such diseases attended with the
following symptoms namely great ofhe breast with
difficulty Of breathing palptaion the heart, sudden hushes Of
parts the body other times Of cold m
poured them flying pains in the and limbs back
and belly resembling those oned by the grayei the pulse
very variable sometimes Hcommony slow other times
quick yswnHg hicoeugh frequent signing and of udoca
ton from bali lump the throat alternate fits of crying and
conclusive laughing the sleep unsound ard seldom refreshing and
the patient often troubled with horrid dreams Much has been
said individuals against medicines that advertised
the great efficacy Lovemas Balm of Gilead Balm
by Medical faculty medicine Of great efficacy
for the and should be in the every
person troubl ID with the above disorders.
For SALE by appointment by Patrick Dckie, 4l3 Broadway
Of Lspenard ST. Syme s. Bowery Wakers; and by
Burnett Co. $40 Greenwich doos below Spring
Z Price 50 ctA per DO te an4-u
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NUMBER his.
THE BROOK AND THE FOUNTAIN.


From the Polish OF Krasicki,I
Fountain varied gAmhols playe
Close by an humble Brock:
While gently murmuring TIM the glade.
It's peaceful course il took.
Perhaps it gave one envisus gaze
Upon the Fountains height
While sliitering in the morning rays
Pre-emiDenIly hI light.
In all the colours of The sky
Alternately il shone:
The brook observed il with sigh
But quietly reird on.
The owner of the Fountain died;
Neglect soon ought decay;
ahe bursting pipes were ill-suppIied;
The Fountain ceased TO play.
But still the Brook liz peaceful course
Continued TO pursue;
Her ample, unexhausted source,
From Natures fount she drew
Now" said the Brook, al bless INV fate
My shewy rival gone;
Contented IN IFS native state
My little stream rolls ON.
And all the world has cause in,.eed
To own, vii grateful heart,
How much great Natures works excel
The feeble works of art"
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Dbl 2SGYdssT eF 2E S.

MAN EYE No 64 Broadway up stairs bes inform
troubled nfanned Eyes, any defect Of von
that they have opportunity of getting their eyes PER-
FECTLY CURED, without opersionl by the aid of skill
medicine and glasses Dr. K. having studied the
braed Ocnt Europe and of the best in America Pro-
fessor Smith, ofse Medical College of Ohio enabled
with he can restore to sight and cure in sho time
the dangerous diseases the Eye, hitherto considered
rabe from his extensive and successful practice hundreds
New York and elsewhere testify.
SPECTACLES.
The patent adjung beautiful transparent medium Spectacle
Glasses having the peculiar property Of keeping the perfectly
COOL giving immediate and peanenteae and the time
adjust itself every without the necessity Of change Dr. E.
VIII hnself6 the Patent Glasses, suit the particular defect
Price ofthe patent essses, 81 Is, common ditto SIS.
n II. Eiot's Patent Ointment for the immediate
Summation Of the eye Price so per box warranted.
Advice the gratis the evening Of Monday Wednesday
and Friday nov -stJ22
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NEW YORK TATTERsALL's.!The

NEW YORK TATTERSALL'S.-The regular
-; ses Of Horses CaI,sgcs Harness. Se will to take place
The next sale will take place Monday 18th of January Ali
Horses Carriages &c intended for this sale De shawn
tered on or before Saturday 10th instant p Mand
limited number of Horses only be aken early application
cessay in ofderto insure place upon the catalogue.
JN0. w. WATSON & Co. H6 Broadway.
AT PRIVATE sALE-A pair If Gst Bay Horses, years
old kind and sound dec 7-tf
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HENRY n. ROBINSON.
DESERVING ATTENTION,-+THE TEETH:
II THE TEETH!-Frum Dr. s. o. Paysick, Surgeon Dentis'

Messrs Burnet COL in the habit Of making
teae Of kind of medicine whatever but
had the goodness TO with box OF Dr. SHas
Magnetic Odontcs, il would i'll Withhold unbiased
opinion or such invaluable preparation for the Teeth ned
ena properties from experience admirably adapted the
alsvn Of that circulating pain the tooth ae and believe
tito be health peseave for the teeth and and
b TOO hg y recommended family who desire cleanliness
OF the mouth we'll oy the teeth and gums which the
most eectu step towards preserving the teeth in sound
and preventing that dreadful scourge-the toothache-
The above article for sale Patrick Dick AIS Broadway
corner Of spenad street. SO Bowery of Walker
street, and at Burnet Co.'S 5o Greenwich street. door
below Spring. Price 81. sai .iisf'' Jan Aft
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man at the ,,es, chi pc IL Lille 1ne nay on gentle
more freouept ,Lan ,,., ny "''es ms Iss were
that her master had gone out "Oh, we'll seIsant
sir The gen,Ieman nn, enc is ais gone out,
sim said uas :, VI, TIin 10 De ae MED adms-
SET down bv The Go 'ou uay, ne would step in and
that is zone ont foo y rort;"a h. sir, but
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HENRY WELLS.

REWARD .-Eot Wednesday 9Th inst. in Broad
3c between Murray and Chamber streets in Chamber
street three gold seals two with Topaz stones not engraved of
agate engraved with aFrenc moto white corDea heart tipped
with reds small gold vinogvee and gold watch key, all attach
ed 10 gold hoop The finder will receive the aseve reward
calling al No I6s Duane corner Hudson jan
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, 1886.
KN0WLEDGE, SCIENCE, AND PORTE

~
Eight years exPerieIce is epsne Vt Dr. Homes phyo-
isgy celebrated and known the public mer otbe
medical colleges OF New York and Boston Dr. Hone
MS Whole attention IL the treatment If certain delicate diseases for
sceptca of his merit Thousands in this city testify 10 his
universal all of Gonerhea Gleets Weak
Seminal Emissions, Whites, irritation the Kidneys
Bladder Urinary Canal and Prostate Glands Pains Loi
and all fencrea cases OF long standing.
Dr. Hone getting advanced ia years duty the pub
@ TO ofer his valuable called Magnum Bonun
whose virtues well known and highly appreciated
those VIII have the good fortune receive the oppoune
OF whose isbors this baRch of the profession
years. ene him the veneration If the adult portion
the mai par eft Mineral and ignorant Baarl Cspivi Cubeb
and Turpenne employers whose awful in
number those ca of by the desoang sword devastating
plague and swept millions ofhe promsg lots
eves be dudeJ by the ennarng vendors of dangerous
ums Ony look at the soothing effect Of Dr. Homes Magnum
Ionum,' when the unucky sufferer is writing with nsuferabe
PAIN cursng his fate desPonng hearbroken almost in the
OF committing seestruon then, and then only will he bless
Dr. Hone for his almost celestial medicine, which will and
hold its hamy triumphant when Mercury Capv Cubebs,
and Furpentne shall have been utterly forgotten Dr. is
firmly persuaded of the excelIency of his "Mag
combating the malignant venerea poison without de-
btaing the natural health of Heher destroying
human corsitut on disturbing the mental the
ready over-sensby excited and painfully irritable suf
ferer
DIR. Whi.mor- Homes Great Goodr bamy soothing re-
cpes combined with anatomical and physiological reasoning
sound practical experience aud should he used by human
being troubled with the above diseases and who desires
his natural state of heslth.
For sale by the following respectable druggists Underh
50 Beckm OF William Chateney,
Bowsry between GraRd and Boome; John Cov junior 488
Broadway Of Broome and by t. AUSTIN 45 Car
mine street. Price 81 per batile- jan lift
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FROM TAMPICo.-The New Orleans Bulletin says-
A letter dated Tampco Dec. Is, says. Tuspan and
La lsla del Carmn shut against foreign commerce
The law allows six months grace but as far as regards
Inc commerce OF the United States, they talk of grant
ing only two months
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Inc Louisville Journal of the first instant saws
we understand that two dead bodies epI int, -
pieces and put INTO boxes, taken Yesterday from
beargrass Greek above the bridge. Those wbosbsxa
seen them believe that there has been fonI ,L,, ""'e
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PAsTILLEs AND oDoRIFE-

R0CS POWDER, for perumiag aid fumgating rooms
For sick rooms specially these articles preemineny service
Me emitting agreeable fragrance and Destroy
ing completely any unpleasant SMELL
Also Schrebes Pomau for the rapid grewh the
hair; Aromatic Kreo.oe Tooth
geaune Kreosote for cleansing and teeth
Compound Kreeste Tooth Ache Drops Tor the
lief the t5h ache Compound Syrup Horehound
for the Of colds coughs 6 Compound Syrup
Of SMapzria together with Almond Gum, Capsre,
large and choice of other Svrups SWANS Panaoea
Lees Pills. Modrs Vegetable Life Pills, aud large iety OF
ether patent medicines, slI warranted G. nune.
The above articles TO be had wholesale retail at
t-t FORTENBACH MILNE'S,
ianl lnat IL I'd Reed .treef
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Crowle noied punster. Once m
with Page person asked him if the INDIE wa e"'u n,
Just behind He replied, al dant EjAow: but " "U,
sure he was never inst before'' ' Jul i'i