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General Agency.

= - - ~ GeneFO1 AGENCY. y ------
L. LEWIS attorney formerly Of Virginia, but for
y several years Generals Once, Washing
Virginia volunteers their friends,
die collection Of their dues from The government
he children Of soldiers who died In Mexico are
snited a pension.D -.
An claims especially served In Mexico viii be
price, be pressed for the claimants
OF the departments with the utmost despatch He nat
himself Washington his with
The Aduant his with the depart
ents and his experience afford great facilities In the speedy
adjustment o all business confded TO him.
lie respectfully refers all the members the last Congress rom
Virginia. and the Hon. John Mason, Richmond Val MAJOR Gen.
e. Jones, Washington city. tsr
great pleasure recommend Major Lewis n
S'"''"'" W" fN''N " $3.50 ar. yoNEs.n
Any editor who will procure good vicinity pub
amount Of s., and send his bill TO
Aug l0--3m B. Il. LEWIS.
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house FURNISHING Dry Goods OF every descrfp-
III uon ngran Yenitan and other carpetngs
Chenclle and ued printed dugge muslin and lace cur
tains, richly embroidered .l-. -.. ~
spanish ,nans Marsees quilts, white counspanss some
very low priced
l04, ia, and 1914 linen sheetings
a. %, and table damzsks, very fine md cheap
Cloth, table, and piano covers, damask napkins l..
Towelngs OF every description
Cotton eengs every wdh besched unbsachsd
Very rich French furniture chinzes
Birds eve Scotch, Russia, and other diapers
hings, full assortment received and unusually
cheap
Irish linens Of every quality, &C., &c. 49,. -
Also 55 different oil cloths which will
cut 10 III shaped passage room entire piece
reduce their stock OF the
iboye named, many goods hand they politely
ve purchasers generally examine their goods
prices, before making purchases elsewhere
sepg r. H. Hoob w.
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DETZsCHs Outline Illustrations shslspcere, large
numbers. (orsna edition.. price 80 each. Number
and day received The Others 20 follow At short interysIs
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NOTICEThe subscriber bees leave inform The citizens and
public generally has Just employed wcrkmcn nom Eu
and from Cities Of known skill and experience,
which, together with his knowledge and practice In The bust
thirty enables him with confidence that he 10
prepared fine ewely and costly gems, silver
superior cheaper than other establishment known
this Of country His customers respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders with
Penn avenue, between 9th and ION streets.
Aug. ia-eod1
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NEW BoOsxs just received Taylor & Maurys book
Thsckerys new work. The History Of The pendenn,.,No1
History of hs National Constituent Assembly Of France, ny
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AGENCY, wsshington.-The undersigned late Of the in
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generally those of the southwestern
particularly with the that his from Office
initiate for
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consent, him therein.
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DY A. NJ. PARoUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
for services In the with met
revolutionary the with Great Britain and the Flor
id
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nd o order.
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FRANKFORT. August 20 Two Russian divisions Of
10000 men, with 80 cannon, said to be on march TO
the vorabey, TO take up position opposed 70 the Swiss
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ID ETZsCIIs shakspearo Outlines, 100 platcsThis Gel
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WADDY THOMPSON win practise I'm the snPrems
commissioners established by he iate
treaty Mexico During his temporary absence from this city
business will be attended 10 By It. IT,
Smith, esq, at Gadsbys Hotel. N
Aug ri
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Concord Academy. ~s.
THE session Of this Institution will the LIST Of DC
i tober.
T,'..... F. WIN. COLEMAN, A. M, Principal.
LEWIS M. COLEMAN, Am.
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ENCYCLOPEDIA of English Literature, q selection OF
producons Of English authors the esres, %
connected by critical biographical history
edited by Robert Chambers volumes, svo elegantly Illustrated
July n FRANCk TAYLOR
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NEW Naval Text Book.-Nautcal Routine and siowage,
with res In Navigation praet cal treatise Of
shpang rnercants saIos officers Of the United
states Navy Adapted Of the by the department
~, .a,s n w.sh,ngon bv TAYLOR T. MAURY,
" " BOOKSELLERS, 9Th
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MAN by the Of RUEI CLAPP has engaged with young
II the g. Z. Townsend, his put
up sarsaparla which they call Dr. Townsend saapala,
nominating genuine original This Townsend
but formerly worker railroads. canals and
the like he the title OF doctor for the OF gaining
what He is sending headed
quaeks ia which he have sold the for 81
week viii give s. r. Townsend $500 IL he win produce
solitary proof of this. This public
ceived, but the GENUINE ORIGINAL OLD
JACOB TOWNsEND,S sARsAPARILLA having il the old
doctors likeness his family OF arms, and his signature
the Of
JACOB TOWNSEND,
Principal Office, l02 Nassau street, keW Pork city.
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DHILIP BARTON KEY will attend 60 any bushes
he may be ntted with before either Of OF this D
ct and will also attend the before
GEES aud the Departments. once on street.
WasHrreros, July 10, 1876. July l7--3awtf
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nuT Leaves or Americas Poetry, edited by risvvold,
VI The Romance Of Nature, the Poetca Language
~ pubshed and for sale
TAYLOR MAURY,
Aug 10 booksellers, near guh street.
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Aug. aSa
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NEW BOOKsA Second Visit United Of Nort
IN America BIZ Charles Lyeli, r. r. =. parts.
IIiIdreh's History United States volume.
soubey Commonplace Book, edited by his soninaw Second
History Of the American Bible socey volume syo.
For ale nv FRANCK TAYLOR
Aug5
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THE HERALD DOUBLE SHEET.

During the last few weeks We have issued double
sheet q week. The experiment has been SIM
gulary successful 1t has evidently met the wishes
of the public. Indeed the success of this movement
has been marked that must issue the double
sheet more frequently. We compelled to issue
1t twice week aud next week 1t will appear
Tuesday and Thursday, in order to accommodate
those who avail themselves Of the obvious advantages
which it presents to advertisers In a short time
will probably be compelled to issue this double sheet
every day. The value Of the Herald advertising
vehicle has been abundantly demonstrated, that
we will be obliged to make this arrangement regular
and permanent one to serve both our readers
and our advertising patrons. Our machinery and all
our mechanical means and appliances, per-
fectly organized The Herald double sheet Is, In all
respects, rs regards its Typography and general
rangement, the most beautiful newspaper issued on
the continent Advertisers should prepare and hand
In their advertisements with promptituds.
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INTERESTING FROM PERU.-For q few years past, thi-
country, the former theatre Of many Of do
nestle diecord and revolution, has enjoyed q peace
which we had hoped might long continue s.I..
By the last mail which brings dates from Lima to
the 18th Of March, we learn that conspiracy against
the government had been set foot, and was the
eve Of execution, when, on the 21st Of February by
order Of the government the police seized the lead
ing consprators, and the plot disclosed which IL
s said, involved the assassination Of the President,
and seizure Of the reins Of government General San
Roman, q member Of the Council Of State General
Lisundi; Col. Ortiz Col Espincxa and Colunje,
tive Of New Granada, the noted assassin Of General
Armaxa, together with several other conspraors Of
less note, embarked on board Email schooner,
which rallied the 9TH Of March under sealed orders
and for parts unknown Gen. Torrico another VI the
suspected had taken refuge In the house Of Mr. Clay
the United States Charge dAfairs, 80
After the arrest Of General San Roman, the govern
ment offered BIN passport to any port ON the Allan
tie and the continuation of his full pay, provided he
would voluntarily absent himself from Peru-acccn-
pnnying this offer with prcviso that II he did not ac
cent the terms stipulated his transportation to parts
not az agreeable he might himself select, would be
the consequence. Claiming his privileges a member
Of the council he declined the offer made by the go
vcrnmcnt and sent away before stated destined
as IL supposed to some part Of Asia The Of
patriacd parties laid their complaints before the
Gil which after passing las the law rcqures) three
ticatons the Executive declared its responsibility
for infringing the constitution, in not putting the
nc parties at the disposal Of the tribunals 81 the
country, and claiming that the person of San Roman
az M mber Of the council, inyiolabe. The Pre-.
sidcnt dseonted from the opinion Of the council aud
declarations and claims were Of no avail An extraor
binary Congress has been convokcd for the first Of
Nay which will either give withhold its sanction to
the Of the Executive San Roman and Terrico are
noted revolutionsts.
have tho interest " his country at heart but the
stutiousl powers Of the Executive are too limited for
the preservation Of order where the military
santly making disturbances. Personal nsgrandixe-
Inent alone sctuatcs Peruvian revoIutionists
Should the Congress not approve the acts Of Presi
dent Castia, we far Peru will troube.Joarna Of
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TITLES OF ACTS

rAssEs by TIE LEG STATURE OF The STATE OF NEW
YORK, At THE 72D SESSION THEREOF, 1919
An &C to incorporate the trustees OF the Aston L.
brary. ..--
An act to provide for filns mp the stock q the Fro
mems insurance Company of the city Of Albany, and
reducing the number of it's directors.
An act to provide for the construction Of bridge
across the Cattarnugus Creek, at Upper Irving
An act to amend an act entitled An act TO provide
for the construction Of railroad from Gcncsco to tho
Gencsce Valley Canel.p .- oil.
An act to authorize the Dexter Brownville and Pa
mcla Plank Road Company to erect toll gate that
part of their road finished. o7s-a o .L.'
act to release the interest Of the State In certain
real estate Of which Lewis Cpricn Mango, alien,
died possessed to Margaret Ann Mango, his widow.
An act to confirm the title Of the trustees Of the
First Baptist Church and society Of Newfane to
tain lands.
10 appoint "a special deputy.
An act to authorize the Young MEMS Association of
the city Of Buffalo to borrow money for the erection Of
building.
An act to extend the time for the collection of taxes
An act relating TO highways In the towns of Eachos
ter and " hite Flains. .r ....
An urt to authorize the abatement Of a nuisance ON
the lands owned by the people Of the State ofNew York.
and other lands in the city Of Syracuse. trt .t.
An for the settlement of the claims Of Henry d.
Boughton against the Bank OF Lyons.
An act for the relief of the estate OF Rutherford
Stuyvefant. .tt r.. ..l t
An reduce the capital stock Of the Albany In
surance Company.
An act to authori-e the trustees Of the village Of
Wilhamb urgh to raite money by loan to pay certain
debts. 1. -. - -, - ... I'D. .-..,.. .
An act to confirm the Official acts Of John II Came
ron, q justice Of the peace Of the tewn Of Athol
An act to continue in pfhce the Comms sioners on
Practice and Flcadngs. -t. . La. ....
An act TO authorize inc chairman OF the board OF
supervisors Of the county Of Delaware 10 convey
tain real estate. ser.5 Ift OBJ ...
An act levy tax upon sehool district number four
teer, a the t5wns of Milan and Pine Plains to REIN
hur,e r, rtain moneys to John (,ermopd David Hicks
sud Nathan Smith .I .ta. n
An 40. w su.noiizs .he purchase VI ls sel S..ls
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Com mon Pleas.

Before judge in9raham.
Arm 12.--.9nn Webb rs Nm a. Parke,--THis, wSs
action Of respase the case. to recover damages
for an alleged injury to the PLAINTIFF house II APP
pear d that plaintiff owns the house No ~ Suffolk
street, and the defendant owns the adjoining house in
the rear " which he caused a Croton hydrant to be
constructed the waste from which flows down the al
ley way which separates both houses Plaintiff alleges
that nom the imperccton Of the tagging Of the drain,
the water IL discharged against her foundation wall,
and runs into her cellar thereby causisg damage To
her furniture &c The jury found verdict Tor plain
tiff for S25, damages
Before Judge Daily.
jennings Chester.-Ths cause was not coneluds1
wL,n the court adjourned.
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sryyHtoa CouhrNos Al, ~ 81, 90 VI, 10, 113, ia
49, 1913 12g o. IL, ~ 81 30, 81 TO IL ~, III, III
1872 1874 1877 1885 1S9, lao, l4 l43, l44, l45 l4s l4e
150 161, 1855, 81, So, SO 81, II.
Connos PIrls-Part lst-Nos. 24l 243, 2t5, 2l7 249,
25I 253 255 257 80 261 2G3 265, 267, 15 Part I'd
a. S. So W. w. loo lo2 lo4 1906 los Ito, ia ll0 u.s.
l20.
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United States Circuit Court.

A - Before Judge Nelson.
The Blanchard Gun Stock Many acf1rng Company rs
Daniel his cause given to the jury this
evening with dire bring in sealed verdict to-
MO- s\ fuC
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The Danish War.

CONSULATE GENERAL oP DESuAnx.
Notice is hereby given that and after the 9th
ultmo all the ports and outlets of the Duchies Of
Sthlcswig and Holetein will be placed in state OF
blockade by his hajerty's navy, with the exception
however Of the islands OF Ais and Aero aud any other
place which may be under the immediate control Of his
Eajstty'e government
The blockade will Excessively cease wherever the
sral auhonty shall have b. en- restored and notice
TO that effect will be given accordingly from time 10
time.
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=. e,,- Before Judge Edmonds ..l. = ...
Dscharged.-Mary Connor, a Blackwcll's Island con-
vct was discharged the ground in tho CON
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The State debt Of Alabama il estimated at 50 2o7-
ss4 S5 the annual interest upon which is san sol So
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Water Works.
An act to extend the time for calling In the capital
stock OF the Utica Steam Cotton Mills
An act to incorporate the Auburn Savings Institu-
ton. .f IS r
An act 10 amend Gan act to incorporate the Brook
lyn City Hospital,n passed Mays 1S45.
An act to amend IAN act TO incorporate the Sauger
ties and Woodstock Turnpike road Company" passed
April II, 1923.
act to provide for tho collection Of the fees Of
tain Judicial and other officers.
An act to amend an net entitled, "An act to incor-
poratc the New York Floating Dry Dock Company"
parsed pril Is, 1913
to authorize the Compro or TO issue
notes in lieu OF unregistered ones in certain cases
An act authorizing loan from the Common Sch ool
Fund in the county Of Orleans.
An act concerning received for excise duty in
the county of Orleans.
An act to amend chapter two hundred and fourteen
Of the laws Of eighteen hundred and fortytwo in rca
ton to the poor laws.
An act to amend the charter Of the Jefferson County
Institute.
} An act for the relief Of Mary Catkarinc Rapp.
An act to authorize Nicholas Ochman, an alien, to
hold and convey real estate, ana 10 confrm convey
anoes heretofore made. .. 4.
An act to authorize Peter Newman an alien, to bcld
and convey real estate, and to confirm conyeyances
heretofore made
An act TO change the name Of Archibald Morrison
Stone TO Archibald Morrison Morrison
An act to amend an act cntited" An act to extend
hird street cast in the village Of Jamestown to Second
street." passed April1O, 1s4s. % -
in urance companics
An act to incurpcratc tho buffalo Vater Works
Company.
An act to authorize the Supervisors of tho county Of
Brotmc 70 refund certain moneys to William III Keeler.
An act To incorporate tile Mansion Square Female
Seminary in the village az Poughkcepse
An act TO authorize the Justices Of the Supreme
Court to alter the time for holding the circuits
An oct to make the clerks Office Of Erie county a
Remainder tomorrow
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-25
LUTHER DANIELS Agent for Rutland and vcniy. 14.om

ed a shrinking Of ones SELF" The Hunga
rian Bolsam, by It's cleasing, warming soft-
enlng and anlmaIlng power, produces not
sr-inking but expansion
Before It's delightful influence, all ehilis
fever, night sweals, costiveness, blusness Of
the nails, a hot flushed skin, an uncertain
strength, emaciation and decline disappear
like the poisonous dews of night before the
glorious morning sun This is no delusioA
but demonstiable fact, sustained by intOn-
los,ibe proof, from all parts Of tho county.
BIZ WISE To>DAY.-Delny in any case 81
consumlye tendency, is emphslically dsb,h
uuder all ordinary treatment The HunEa-
rian Balsam is great antidote, as we'll a.
curative. II you have any symptoms above
described. be advised in time Sold in l@ras
bottles Of only one dollar per bottle.
by special appointment David +. brad
lee, Boston, Mass, Sole Agent for iho United
States ond British American Provinces.
AGFSrs Rutland, Stoddard & Gookin,
". RVl1Hd d Morgan & Co.. CaSteionPsr-
hius Il Nichols, PiHsford II .Simonds, Bran-
dom y Ross, and by dealers in medicine
throughout New England 39Iy
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Consumption Cared
BUCHANS
HUNGARIAN BiLSiM OF LIFE.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOl
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, and
Consumption.

DUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM
ID the Great English Remedy for portoraI
and Pulmonary diseases, sill. stands UNI
vailed and unsurpassed as the most elegant
agreeable and cdcriual curative oilhc,e for
mldable complaints, now known 10 the civ.
i.lzed world. Three years OF trial in the
United States, during which lime 1t has been
distributed from Maine to Florida, has only
served TO establish ils pre- eminent merit iH
all paris OF the country, as the GRPArrsr x
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY IN the worst
cases Of Pulmonary disease and the best
and most agreeable curative OF all the slight
forms OF colds,coughs and nAlmm1iion, tha
can possibly bc used
SrlTriNo oF Boon This fHghlful symp
tom OF approaching consumption. is speed.
ly checked and prevented by the use Of Blu.
chan's Hungarian Basam, which heels Il e
affected membrane, removes the inCipiept
luberclcs, and restores those vital organs.
HE lungs, TO a sound and healthy condition.
Splitting Of Blood always arises from a ten
dency 60 Iubercuious disease bnd if not
checked, al the outset, will sooner or later
determine lu death. A person who raises
blood once, will raise blood again unless
proper curative is Immediately employed
PAN rs rnE SmE.--Ihls distressing SYM.
tom OF consumption arises from inflammation
OF the lungs, or the membrane called the
Ploura, or from bronchial affection Of the
air passages. lu either case it is ayery
dangerous indication OF disease. II prevents
luIl and free breathing, and wears away the
natuTa, strength of ute system. The cause
OF this symptom should be removed al once.
and nothing can possibly affect that object
ro speedily md happily as the Great English
Remedy, discovered by Dr. Buchau, which
Is entirely vegetable 10 It's ingredients. and
perfectly haimlrss in all us qualities
EArrCroRATioN. Flee eKpecloratinn is
Che most important object % be attained in
all attempts to cure diseases of the chest and
lungs The cough, which is so distfes.ipo
IS simply The result of @ desire TO eypectorsie
and az long ms foul matter exists in the
air passages twill continue 90 lrtItate line
membrane and provoke a cough Cougbing
IS an attempt 90 throw of this matter, and eY.
pectorailon gives great relief liability 10
eEpectoraIe iu The stages Of 1unsumptioa IA
the cause Of death.
The Hungarian lialsam Is great erpec.
torant. Il dns0ives the morbid and diseased
matter BOO the air passage, changes q from
thick Nuuaous substance, 90 thin, harm.
less liuid. and throws DO Oh with the pteatesi
possible ease and comfort 10 the paiient 49,
There IS no better medicine in the word. IL
lts cIpeciorant quality slnne he considered
SrAssoDlr A~THNA. IS mple or Spasmod.
h. Asthma. has no better remedy Than ths
Hungarian Bslssm. This painlul aud dss.
lrucllvo Affection which resisis alfnost ever
thing else yields 90 She al powerful ioau.
cncc OF ibis great remedy, A. any other form
Of pcCiofai disease.
CosscSrTios has been graphically 1oscrib
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-25
DALLEY'S
Animal Galvanic Cure-All.

Wis ointment b. warranted the greatest CAT.
lie KIM tDh ,on the earth, 20 times cheap
er 1p tmet moro chicicnt. (but o. innocent as wa
tef) ANA 1000 Times more valuable than al other
remedies ever before discovered, being ilmitabls
and gucqualcd.
Having been proved by the most tkilful Cattle
N aftcrs and gained reputation a. sare an be.
yond any other Medicine. On animals its power
is equal % bic PAIN EXTRACTOR 90 man.
IL can reduce an immense Inflammation and
swelling iH twelve hours heal any wounds, CALLED
shouldcrt aud broken knees without blemifh IN q
few days Cnre strains and sprains more rapidly
and complete than ever known before; draw out
hhm"r. grease, Henti mango poison, &e. shectu-
Poli-oti 4mttor fprains, ring bone. q e. are read
~ cured by thu ha1qnaAed cure ali. Por sale By
Luther Daniel kutland Citmeit and I.ifeomb,
o. d. Aorgau, do. s. @. Perkins, Cssiist0a ,
Hooker and Clark. W Poultuty; Allen Grover,
Wells "heaon aad " ekhsS., PaulsL ally