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bacco box Travellers may as well remember
when they come to these "free trade shores that
all kinds Of manufactured Tobacco bear duty Of
ten shillings ls2 JO sterling per pound. which is
rigidy exacted. And in such proportion Is the
spirit OF British Free-Trade in general manifested
Nothing but the hand Of God lifted that Of man
from Bread stufls Imperious famine bowling
around Irish hearths and affairs was stronger than
any government prediction.
Once fairly aloOf from the Customs was not long
in going to London. Tie English railways are ad
mirable Happened to take the Express train,
and We made fifty miles the hour easy. The roads
arc infinitely superiour 10 ours. The country being
old the soil has got consistency, and is not afflicted
with that pulpy spunginess that characterlzes the
surface OF new country. You will lind no corduroy
postroads here as in Georgia or Alabama, nor lines
Of rail over which milk may be churned to butter
every five miles Indeed the roads ought to be
good-a country small in extent, thickly, ay dense
ly populated with a thousand years Of age and
enormous wealth-beside being continually well
taxed, should present some perfection IN road
making more than could be expected from partial
wilderness thirty times its size, and as yet hardly
drained of a morass The length of rail between
New y FORK and Philadelphia for example, laid down
any where IN England would intersect ten times the
population. This alone were a strong reason Tor
better roads than ours. Tor the travel gD0fds II
But our faults in the railway system result more
from the immature soil | reckon than want Of
capital Here the roads all have double tracks
They are capitally bridged where q crossing IS ne
cessary, protected with walls or fences along the
line, beside having policemen stationed within sight
of each other the whole length OF the road Iele-
graph wires constructed upon most OF the roads
and the departure of each train is announced from
station to station TO doubly avoid collisions The
station houses and dep6ts are iine-no smoking al
lowed in or about them the cars and they are not
as with us, victuang shops The average ofsecond
class passages is about 81 the hundred miles
Hst class s6-snd the third penny two cents
per mile This arrangement keeps uP the castles
nobly The law provides that third class n cars
shall run on each road otherwise it would be drop
ped As it is they manage to send this class at
such hours as most people would choose them IN
The fares are on the whole, onethird higher than
in Belgium or France, where the expense OF running
them is greater. Nevertheless they are adm,ra
bic roads aud always keep their time. =
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LIZ 4 sad accident occurred at Humphrey svilie,
Conn. on the evening OF the "a. young man named
Holbrook was driving horse attached TO wagon In
which were himself aud two ladies, when the animal
took fright and ran when the horse wagon and ladies' and
gentleman were all preciptated down perpendicular
hight Of about thirty feet among the rocks which form
the bed of the river All dangerously. and, II Is
feared, mortaly wounded.
Recommendations Jefferson smith, Judge
of the Marine Court has been appointed by the Gov.
OF Louisiana a commissioner 10 take the proof ana
acknowledgements of deeds and other instruments 10 be
used or recorded in Louisiana.
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DISPATCHES FCR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEG RAPA
xxrx,h CONGREss...s second Session.

SENATE. WASHINGTON. Feb. 4. lsf7.
Mr. FAIRFIELD reported a bill 10 extend the Ma
w Pension bill to iye years.
Mr.. DIX submitted a resolution 10 meet at II
clock. which was laid over
The Indian Appropriation bin was postponed
until tomorrow.
The Three Million Bill was also postponed until
tomorrow. when Mr BERRIES viii speak.
The Ten Regiment Bill was received from the
House OF Representatives and referred to the Com.
mittee on Military Affairs.
The remainder Of the day was devoted 20 private
bills and the Senate Is still in session the cars
leave.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. WENTWORTH made personal explanation
in reply TO an article in the mon reading him out
of the party tie spoke an hour dealing out the
most violent personal abuse on the head OF Mr..
RITCHIE.
The civil aud diplomatic appropriation bill vas
then taken up, and resolution adopted that the
debate should close IN committee at 10 o'clock to
morrow.
The bin was taken up IN committe. on the motion
Of Mr. WENrwoRrH 10 strike out appropriation
for the salary of the President.
The debate was ON the war principally. rs
causes. probable termination. &c. There was ma
sign of adjournment at the time the cars ieit-o
O'Clock
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RHEUMATISM AND TIE PILL
NEWARK TESTIMONY

SEPTEMBER TO- 1876
D. TowSsxNp-Dsar SIR BY wife has been for sever
Al wears afflicted with rheumatism. She has tried msny
different remedies obtain relief but all 10 no pur
pose She was anay induced. by seeing your advertise
nent TO give our sarsaparls trial We procured some
OF II from your agent Mr Nsa Bu.kkl ana IL gives
pleasure to state that after using II she experienced great
relief and WAS In a very short time perfectly cured was
also together with In my employ badly troubled
with Piles. and by using small quantity OF your Sarsspa
one ofhs be. OF medicines and would advise al who arc
afflicted 10 give IL trial GARRlf GARRABRANT,
I.3 Market 81. Newark.
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Iow,-The St Louis Republican has adTices
from the Legislature of Iowa TO the 18th ult. The
Senate on that day were engaged on bill dividing
the State into Congressional Districts. There had
been no election Of L. :. Senator. The correspond
eat of the Republican says
The Locos held a caucus last night for the purpose
OF reconciing their Diff ,utes rather 10 choke on
several asprants tor the L. : Senaieand lastly 10 Try
10 briug over the Possums. HrNER was with them. bni
immoyahle--he is Of the stric'cst integrity ana
the result WAS that the meeting broke up, cursng the
Possums and 40 show ~ yet to elect Democratic sen
ators They say II they cannot elect two Locos they
will all tender their gnsons and refer u back o. the
people. On this ground the Wings are ready TO meet
them
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MArISN.

More han one thousand cases Of Chronic Rheumatism
have been cured BY the Of Or Townsends sssapss
NEw.Y osX, Dec Il 1870.
To DoCros TowSsEND-Sms ! think my duty to return
YOU sincere thanks for the benefits have expert
enced by The Of your Extract Of Sarssparils was
afflicted for many months with Rheumatic pains and also
Inflammation OF the Liver the sufernss which endured
from these diseases rendered my life burden
tried every remedy that prescribed for me- from three
the best physcsnsin the city but without receiving sny
permanent benefit considered myself incurable bat by
The sdvics OF friend induced try your Compound
hai but faint hopes Of success. bat SIN happy say
had not taken Than half bottle before experienced
relief; his induced persrvere In It's use, aud two
bottles have effected entire Il Is months
since used your remedy and grateful and happy 10
say never enjoyed better health
shall tske great pleasure in recommending Il 10 the
afflicted for by ils frmy believe my lie saved
With lie greatest respect allow subscribe myself
your grateful friend WILLIAM b. MORGAN,
a At corner al Broadway
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@eneral Notieee.
~ TnIversaIisni.-The Now-Yorls Christi

~ TnIversnIisn.-The Ncw-f DIRK CHRIS Inn
Messenger an imperial folio Jour al ~ defence Of o.
versafsm and In part devoted 20 ii ersnre and lnei'
ecure IL published every Saturday a. 40 Fulton u moor
between Nassau and BrOsdwsy-is served promptly IN
e civ by carriers Terms p in advance. No psns are
srar.i To- render 10 Instructive and Interesting ialy
PAPER Tie resident Uuyerszst C.ergymen contribute 70
IN. columns and long list Of able CORES fonfens render
efficient AID In imparting interest it, pages single
eoues cents An interesting series Of Letters, from C. u
smart. ESQ who Is now travelling IN Europe, appear
asskIy 10 lis columns IL itiskThSSTulfos
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RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGo.

De TowSsESD-Dsar SIR For tho last three years
have been sor-ly afflicted with rheumatic pains
hsv been al time. in the greatest gony possible and
bic to follow my employment have also had severe al
arks of the urhaCo. read In the papers
OF The virtues OF your Sarsspaa and thought would try
H. and see # could obtain relSf The umbago has Ion
and experience more OF my rheumatic pains NY
general health been improving since commenced with
H. for which very thankful and hope you will meet
the .hs. your remedy for those severe complaints
merits. Your &C. &c. RICHARD JONES,
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NETWORK, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY o, rsar.

into wsimes. Ksusi sept 70 with the crew n state
Of nntinY. Captain Chamherian deeining il essential
70 his safety before sailing for this port borrowed q the
suthlktes some muskets AMI handouts and shipped
six usSves for the TIP at q each the prisoners Being
pu; into irons Upon arrival here Capt Blake OF B.
N. ship Juno, sent boats board the brig and
brought the principal muinsers ashore and had them
lodged in TIE fort
We have been favored, says the journal OF Com
msrce with the following extract Of letter from Ms-
zstan which Is several weeks later than our previous
advces from that quarter excep; received through
the Mexican papers. We learn that another letter has
been received here announcing fresh tiuuPhs Of the
American arms in the Pseihc bu: unable state
precisely a. what points We hear that the letter has
been forwarded 70 WASHINGTON
IL was impossible 20 obtain copy or any particulars
Of the contents owing 70 the severity Of the law against
the communication Of such intelligence by officers of
the Army or Navy Il was written BY officer Of the
frigste Savannsh then At MszsLsr-the date being
doubtless later than tia; Of the letter annexed
MAIArLA~. 18Th Decemher l8ti
Is ye. tie squadron On The coast OF California, de-
sinet hy tirniies there. snail force OF ~
have capiulafed az Los Angeles, and were allowed ~
embark Not long since he Dale 81 Mszstlan, ~
days from Newf rk She proceeded A. once 20 JOIN Com
Stockton the coast Of California. For som- time no
American vessel has been on the eoas, blocksiipg
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a nrrpr rnR cnIns.

MRS CARROLL's Msiicaied yapor 6ud sulphur Balhs,
VIZ, FuIt1r-.f opposite Church-s certain cure Tor
colds cou sh- rheumatism sore throat ana az ma
tor di.esse. Incident 10 the changes able state Of the
weather Tie sulphur Nspor Bath particularly recon-
mended By hrst ply scians a. cure Tor al
- ", - - M. a. Ls,ts q iws
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~ DIR. BannIns,. Body Brnce.-For The relief o.

weakness Of the voice ungs heart spinal nervous. 10
male and gestive sysemincludn2 dyspepsis eonsnps
ton pes dropping and distortion common 10 ehhdrsr
aud young ladies also BLEEDING At THE LUNGS per
fAct subste for tho and consraining shoucef
pace with none of their psnicOus ,en1ences Unlike ali
dhsrs Il acts by supporting the small o. the ostr, MAKING
!, the fIlcrun, and by fng dexbiy hs whole internal
PILE OF orgsns Pamphlets and book = COllmyn Ssnts,
living Information can be bad at the Ohcs, Is Broadway
A adv In abundance on lscies n-7fp DIS omN
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to Mechanics Iu-rirute.TLs regular monthly

meeting Of The lnsuuie viii De hei on lutsuay ff1H
mr. % inst ~ IA O'Clock BY order
C. +. BARRETr, Aciuary J. j. MAPS, President
PArgNr AGrScY-Spechcali0ns and Drawings maze
for new Inventions on reasonable terms. Apply 10 C. L.
~ ,,, ..,,.., lfqtf
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ALMOSr A MIRACLE.

READ rnE FOLLOWING, aud doubtifyou can, that con-
sumption cannot cured This Il only one Of the several
hundred cases that Townssnds sarsaparina has cured
BROoKLYN. Sept II, 1916.
DR TowSsESp-Dcar SIR was taken 9 htlle over q
arsyo with cough and pain In my side II In
creased on me very fast indeed was pronounced oy
physicians TO have the quick consumption. raised large
Quantities OF bad matter, had night sweats and sinking
very fast my doctor said he could do nothing for me
went to the hospital hope of being benefited but was
pronounced there ncuraDe. was now greatly distress
ed al the lungs and could hardly bres,he soon became
.aciated and expected 10 die confined TO my bed,
and was obi gsd have watchers indeed. cannot give
you any descrpio that would do justice TO my case
was ,l posed by my friends 20 be- past recovery had
tried great nuInbe oremedies AMI all seemed TO be TO
no read Of most extraordinary cures per-
formed by yoar medicine and tell you the truth,
nectsd ,aere was some humbug Ia them. Bat was In.
duced 10 try II done so, and am very tbankuil di
a. 10 be about my business and hope TO be- entirely wein
few weeks NJ COT gh and pain 10 the side. add night
.,sesis nave eft me aud raise but very lille, and am fas
galnng my usual strength. fell II duly 10 give you
.taterr eut OF nv case 10 publish II you please.
PETER BROWN a LlttesL Brooklyn.
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N. D. MOORE, cor. Of Grand and Lydius ats.
Au.env Aug n i34l
OPINIONS or PHYSICIANS

Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from ply.
sicians In different psris Of The Union
Thisis 70 certify that the uncerssned Physicians o!
the ely OF Albany have IN cases prescribed Dr.
Toyrsends ssrsapari2 ard beiieTe IL 20 BE Of The
most zsuabe preparations Of The Sarsapsrla In The MARKET
P Pulling, " D. J. Wilson, 81. D. r. b. Briggs, NJ
D. p T. ElmendOn, NJ D.
Albany, April ], lsi5.
TIE following IL from q me respectable phys.-
cisrs on Long Island GzEEsFozr, July 10, 1896
De-. TowssESD-DS1r SIR u 10 with satisfaction that !
cay yon hat have recently witnessed several cases.
beneficial results from your Extract Of ssrssps-
nA Being engaged IN the practice Of medicine nave
prescribed IN several cases and never without benefit
IN the removal OF diseases arising from fersngec snte
Of the digestive organs auDdce, Nc far exceeds .ny-
hing Of he kind ever before offered to The public Too
viii please send me TWO dozen, he &c.
Respectfully yoars, g. c. PREs1ON,A D.
Principal ofEce l2e Futon-st Sun Building, n n Rsd,
ding 4 Co. No Safest Boston Dr.. Dyot Sons, ~
North second-st Philadelphia; g. Hsnee druggist BAL
r,more; Durol & Co Richmond NJ Cohen, Chareston
Wnzbi Co. ISL Chsrire%s- Sew-Orlesssi lee SCUM
Pesrst Albany; r. Van BuskiSt 80 Broad, cor Mfket
81 Newark, n j. and BY PtnciP.i trugg;s,s gsaers.ly
throughout United States West Indies and ne anadas
None genuns unless put IN he large square boties,
which coz ala quar-, and signed with the written exna-
,urs Of p. f0WNsEND, sEd bic psns blown % ne
siass ~ su9vSh&e
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Dr. TOwnsends Ssrsaparlla Is sovereign ana speedy
cure Tor lucipenl consumption barfenness lsueouhrA
or whilas Obstructed difficult fueDst iaOn, incOnun-
emo OF urine involuntary discharge thereof, and Tor
the general prOsiraOn oil the sysemno matter whether
the result Of inherent causes, or produced " lnegu-
larty illness or accident
Nothing can be more surprising than its ny gorang e
f.cts upon the human frame. Persons all weakness and
assude before taxing IT, al once become robust aud fu Of
energy under influence IL Immediately eounIeracs mo
Of the female frame which u The sreaieanse
Of barrenne.s
ture 10 exhibit certificates Of fres performed but We can
ss.ure lie afflicted that hundreds Of cases have been re-
oortet % us Several cases, where families have been
without children ser using few bottles OF MS lnYaus
hi madeline have been blessed IN healthy offspring.
DR TOWNSEND My wife being greatly distressed BY
weakness and generally debility and suffering continually
by pain and sensation " bearing down, falling of The
womb and with other dlfcges and having ksODn cases
h.rs vprr red zine effected great anf also
obained bottle u Extract Of arsapsris and iO0sef
he directions In mort period II removed
her rompsinLs and restored Ter 10 health Berry grateful
for the benefits she received taAe pitaslf1 IN Ihs &c
knoYried NJ H. and recommending 10 10 the public
NJ d. MOORE, cor. q Grand and Lydtus ats.
Albany, Aug. n. l34L
DR TowSsESD-To all whom his may concern This
. 10 certify hat my wife rsei one boie Of your ssfsapa-
Nils previous % her confinement undef ne o4t asrnns
ard delicate fcumstauces being troubled VITA the drop
AZ s,Eenz Of The feet Affections and very much
d.buated With zsOn and the recommendation
OF hose who had used T. che Induced 70 ~ ~ Win
i or no falh and suffice Il b. say The medicine had The
happy desired edecf not only IN ue hours OF conne
m~nt bat aer the expiration u one week Of It's use he
droosy and Affection gave way 10 an astonishing
degree and her health Is now better than u bad been 'of
long Lme previous -. -
doubts the Of he medicine, you are entirely wei
come IL 1 subscribe myself your most ocsdent and
obliged servant, SIS JAMESON.
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~ Water-Cure.-Dr. sHEW having returned from
Europe. prae.lses his rev system a. ~ InslgSn -
sua 81 B6udstl 10 the city generally. The ~ ater-
Cure Journal 5emi-mouhiy) by Drs shew and Person, Is
published al The very low price of year 10 sdVsnes
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WAsHryGroN Feb. 4, lci1.

The boat bringing the Southern mail had not ar
rived at this city at the time the cars lett.
No accounts from the w est
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T.sn.t 1u-pOs-s u form asses or selrnlle .nsIuc
ion "a EIoeton IN and aer Monday, Feb l. al h. room
In American Hall Isl story corner o. AZ BIOL
-, ps~.c-. with weak voices Jr who are cOnsufnp-
lively lcned invited 10 tAke course OF lessons As
a means 4 health =, 81, T., -.
vii meet o. Mondays, Wei1esdsys and FrdeTs GAS
s,r osus 90 Tuesdays. Thursdays md -srflays Terms
= FOR . course Of ~ lesson-. l. hAhDLASILE-
Ref,rcaoss-Rsv WA Adams, D. D. isase I. hopper
L.. Al Fgnier u D.; Jas. y. McElgOu, 20 X; l.
81 20. Ctas. J. CONWAY. Esq q lN,ol-
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nIyIDESD-The Board Of Directors OF his Company
Dhss hi. day declared dividend Of per cent Tor me
last sN months able 20 ne stoe On a A7'
The 10th inst By order l.. =. Cb hhi' s'cis.sy.
T-,,.fsr Look clOsed lnlll lOih inst StlW
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DOWIING-It has been higniy rrconmerded Dy
ID pbrsir An, FOR sedeuary men % pracuce bo~hns
saiv a, IL best exercise for dge.tion Al. reifssng
1850 a. vel AZ cyspep.a. The TrcaoRt AID Brunch
1o.fing Salo9ns No. - and 500 East Broadway and
~. N Division art ~ GraudsL Containing ten ALeys'
have been fged up In splendid style WIN some ~"
ION. NJ Bsow~ The Proprietor, has very inseu9gsiy
Invented Perpetual Almanac, a. x cents ca or - ~
M srf ro large uOns u several thousands have Dern
di.noref OF II printed very neat card on one
ia I. thr PERPETUAL Amansc. and 90 ne otaef sage
firket 10 "a. M ether he East Broadway Or Ofana 81
- IN sr.ye. o either Of his embellishments, which le i1r
49, rr-iis daily 90 s 81. psirOrs whoare rom q. Psis
OF he city and Brookyn and many Of ne ss.es ~ *
a.. ana his -irrt and personal attention 20 i and 70 ~
comfort OF bic psrOns deserves eld La. com Aasa Ls
a. Ior- but the sect company Fi-t ns rooms
1870 - ~ IA Tukso.f
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c1vRayvyN AND PHYSICIANS.

AswFtt A. THOUSANDS OF orHFss IN AL PARTS or rHs
United states are continually sending certificates and In
ornin us OF benefits derived from Dr. Townsends Ssrsa.
pariila. ., -
Dg TowSsFSD-Sws Some time since you requested my
non u the virtues your Compound syrup Of sarsepa
ria am now prepared to give L. ! have used IN my
pctce and prescribed Tor the last few months end must
give IL my decided preference over anything OF Tue And
Win which am acquainted, both as TO s medical virtues
and the reasonable price which you sell In scroinous
affections cutaneous ptons generally dyspepsia mol
geson cosiive habits and liver complains, am much
pleased with Us effects In these complaints OF any other
where scrofua Indicated with confidence recon-
mend IL TO the patronage OF the profession a. valuable
AUXILIARY for removing diiesse In some OF us most trouble
some forms and to all. a safe and valuable medicns
~ BENIN. WEEKS. ~ ID.
Brooklyn, Nov. p, 1875
d. TowssEND-DcgrS Sir Having for some tims pas
been afflicted with pulmonary affection on my lungs and
continual pain In my side owing 10 evening exposure 10
travelling after preaching and finding my disease 10 increase
with much difficulty ofbreaihng aud other alarming symp-
toms was advised BIZ Clergyman friend on nine, 70
try your celebrated Sarsaparna did So AMI aer Ia
knS two or three bottles found myself relieved Mysp
petite Ia, been restored ind myself much stronger and
hope very soon 70 resume my usual dnues. have been
SO greatly benefited by your excellent medicine feel II
duty IL make known the facts FOR the benefit OF others
WHO nav be aboring under the difficulties that have
bseu FOR some time past Respectfully, yours,
SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor Of Baptist Church.,
Nov " I8E Staten Island.
Pdncipal Office, 1875 Futon-st Sun Buildings
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NIOTICE 10 hereby gwen Ihat Ths VA w1i
souv 20 s LsTislsurs IL prsssns ss.ss s a.
OF fneor stoo with liberty % 30 Sfcc "a
% tswew'
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DFSTI-T OFFICE TO LET-In a very c.

H. Of he Village u Pokeepsie, on the corner Of
~ .r5 Narset -. cunsstrg q TWO more r0or,.
\ ras ben occupied such or Ten yeSls pat By one u
= 80 dentists III the place iwh0 has nov gone ,Cgibl
r. ,srt vii - iOw. There y row an openirg for
,S s-rti.t here n q numbering over 100 inhso-
800. .rd In - desly lahshied county a. Duchess
I,rirs of J. L Jaeeif 20 Gfeensich-st y. or Mrs.
= b,s..ter II Nsrkei-sL Pc Escpsle. 10 imeod'
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nRNOyAL.-The subscribers have removed " No. I
n Issssn.sf opposite the Cesom-houss
NV MOTT, BROTHERS, Importers Of wslehss, &c.