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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-08

Additional from CalafOrbln.
SURRENDER OF wALKKR's FILIBUsTER PARry-AR-
REST OF THE FRESoH CoNsUL-DEsrRUcTIoN or
THE STEAMSHIP WEST WIND, BY FIRE-REvoLU-
TION IN NEW GRANADA, ETC.
New ORLEANS, June 9, 1854.
We are now in receipt of California papers to the
1eth of May brought here by the Daniel Webster and
FL Dorado.
TheAmount of treasure on board the George Law en-
rose for New York, is ST. 100000 The G. L. was detain
ed time at Aspinwa by the way bills Of the trea
sure falling to arrive with the treasure and an express
had to be sent to Panama for them
Walkers dibuster force had been disbanded and the
parties composing it surrendered themselves prisoners
and had arrived at San Francisco in custody Of the Uni
ted States authorities They released parole
The New Orleans Delta says -
When the desoate President the editor of the
Daily Crescent In New Orleans, his rincipa employment
abu sing and denounciug Albusterisn He was the
special friend Of the Spanish Consul an occasion when
fbustsr feeling its rst explosion Ia New Orleans
He had intense horror of the whole system - was
then NICE studious scholarly young man, full Il bile
ana bitterness ready with the pen and evidently ambi
tous of cutting figure In the world editorial He was
always esteemed an hoaorabe, high minded and honest
bearing temper and utter want of practical sagacty
and worldly tact His talents are much above the ordi
developed. His personal deportusent was remarkaSiy
quiet, reserved and rather grave small ungraceful
figure, Iai4, freckled face and eyes Of light green
dtawlng, slow, measured tone of voice. and bearing by
no means grand impressive made up the physigK.
this redouotable gentleman, whom the fears and
lions Of the Mexicans have into second Atta
His venerable father and estimable family now reside in
Nashville
The mines were yieliing abundantly.
The Legislature had adjourned sine die
Me- Dillon, the French Consul, was arrested on the
morning Of the 9th May charged with violating the neu
tralty laws Of the United States. He admitted to
bail in the of $4,000.
destructive fire occurred at Yerka the 10Th ult
The steamship West Wind had been destroyed BY
fire.
The intelligence from the Sandwich Islands and Oregon
If squite unimportant.
The E Dorado reports that all quiet at Acapulco
when the mail steamer touched there.
The Daniel Webster reports that the Mayor of San Juan
had announced his resignation and the total dissolution
of the city government.
At the latest dates the revolutonsts Munos and
Castilon we're attacking Granada which has probably
caPitua'ed, and a new government been established.
Among the passengers arrived here per the FL Dorado
is Madame Pfeder, the celebrated German traveller.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
MAY 16-The markets quiet and prices tolerably
sustained. Gsego and Haxal -four was ceiling at Sll
Sl2. Mess pork, $22 Rio coffee, 13c
For ship news see Maratime Intelligence.
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SAvtvvir, Iure a. 1854.
The sesmship rIciida, from New York, arrived here
th.s nssyLIS
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6. o. CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT,

Q1ErHC, May 30, 1904. J
SRI have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter OF the 2sth inst aud reply. to acquan
you that the Collectors at the ports Of Montreal and
Quebec have received instructions TO permit the schooners
Sufolk and Oneida Chief to proc,el to Quebec fror'
real and take board cargo Of iron for CHI snl.ot
other American Iot. have the honor TO be, sir
your most obedieni servant II. : NJ. B0UCHErTE
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Ere. Navigator os the Il. Lawrence.

ttItIh tre i9uHaiO flNtFHstrs Juue csl
II il a fact well known TO those conversant with
western opinion, that there exists in the Western
States decided preponderance Of feeling in favor
a Canadian reciprocity. This results, in great
part, fiom the expectation that the reciprocity
rangemct will include the free navigation OF the
st. Lawrence, privilege to which the West at
taches much importance. The following paragraph
which we take from the Montreal Herald seems I
show that Western vessels without any special ar.
rangeinont between the two governments, are to b.
allowed the use Of that river far down Quebec
there being no law t. prevent its navigation by Ame
Ican vessels to that point. "t will be seen by the
following letter that citizen OF Chicago has OBJ
tanned from the government the privilege of
loading his vessels at Quebec. We presume
like privilege will be granted to all who apply
for it, that in reality the St Lawrence is at last
opened to the vessels Of the. United States coming
from the upper lakes. We understand that there is
no law by which an American vessel can be pre-
ventt from going to Quebec, and that there is no
penalty. II this is so, it would be difficult to say
how much we have lost during the past five years
by preventing American vessels from navigating the
Iaxv
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ahc Races at Baltimore.

.,
The course was better attended than any former
day The track was 10 good condition the dash of rain
JUDGES we're Hon Bolts Of vrans aa'. xrhae
Payne, Esq, OF Virginia; and Colonel Boswell, of vr-
gnia The race was for the club purse, Ave hundred
dollars mile heats for which the following entries
r 8 Fowler named eh. g. Compromise, by Sovereign,
john Bocher named br m. Die Clapperton, by Boston,
dam Belmise, by Monarch, six years old.
J. G Powder named Grey Eagle, ave years old.
side, Compromise second and Die Capperon third The
beautiful one Compromise winning the heat
in 34S In this heat and coming round the turn in the
third quarter Grey Eagle who ahead at least twenty
yards fell, throwing his rider, and declared dis
taneed Neither the rider nor horse injured by the
msbsp. The second and third heats were won BY Die
Clarperton. Time 3:44 and 3:4s
The following is a summary
]. rolchcr named br. m lie clapperton by Boston,
dam Belmse, by Monarch, years old .......... 81
p. s. Fowler named ch. e. Com promise, by Soyer-
egn, dam by Stakeholder, years old ........1
j. G. Powder named Grey Eagle years old . dist.
The next race Was for sweepstake and the following
horses appeared -
Col. Covin J. Green named br. c. by Epsilon, dam
Nanny Kellum, four years old
r T. Field named Wild Irishman by Glencoe, dam by
G W. nelahunt named Garrett Davis by Glencoe four
years old
This race was mile heats, two hundred dollars entrance
the cub adding three hundred
The horses all went Off well and brsky the start
Wild Irishman the heat in 15l. Time called
second heat amid heavy shower OF ran and the horses
Wild rishman the heat in 40 and took the purse
The folio wing ia a summary Of the race
r. P. Iield named Wild lrishman by Glencoe, dam
ly Nedoc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1
Mr.. Deabunt named Garrct Davis, by Glencoe,
'e"'' Wv '''' Time ISL 40 '..''.'''.''
Following this there match race, single dash
Of mile for hundred dollars between Kirk and Har
rest Grove, by Register, out Of Ly. The wor
ty the brown horse. Time l:5l. The track muddy
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Joseph Mustegrifo n-tExamned through an In.
terpreter)-Ii st No. 11 Anthony street, New York
very often the last time be was sthere about two
we~tp less before he killed stllcto In his
l.ssession three times; II Of black color. round
ard IoiLted, with wooden handle, AID at ths cd lit
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Consumption Cured.

New ufht iitfs - l1DJ.
I cano to New YORK in tho slip Telegraph my ma
tive place D. st. John, New BTuns~icki whcn rrsch.
ed this city. my hrlth WIS very puor5 had very bud
cough raised good deal n matter which vas frequent
~ mixed with htnvd nad pain 10 MY ich side, and
Wa very weak and emaucilted Nv rionds and ply
stefan pronounced niy case Consumption and be Youd
the fcuch sf medicine. heard accidentally Of Dr..
Curits's Hseeann, OF inhaing uyg-An Nanur add
Chesfy Syrru, nnh uhthiued lacksga which verify
believe was the means oi saving ny liin. Soon an
wearing the nhllor, found % relieved the pressure
on To-, lpnrs, md aier While tie disease made ~
Appearance upon the fuiia-e updef the lnhuicf-
tuuk toe Cherry syrup dfcc 60, ami continued to
do 30, uy cough efsdualg growing betarf uuul g. en
ufciy ich and NOW considcI mgscf cured.
st wear he inhllot ftc Of ~ o. rather pleas
an ana believing o. strengthening and purifying 90
The lungs, feel unwilling a. ircasrn % 10 dis cnse
with g.. JOHN Npoh
SolIhy BOVn 4 PAUL. SO. l4e Chnmhets -lfoet /,
4. a. KiNii cufnef Of ioho stfctt AVID hfoadNuy, ~.
s. Pic 50 gargsre
=. H.--sH, Gci..n Enclosing - go BOYD A PAUL
orCUEfi~s ftNktNS. New York, vii receive =
pacsise containing buuie Of Hsgeln Napor. one Of
Cher, 1frp and Hu i1hflrr, ncat box b. express
free o.. am nsi OF the Eaitca Stat- tour iilctI
gcs, tor SO Agent tor Montpelier, FRtb' Z.
SMilH. H0;is
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Take Particular Notice.

There l. evil hat sunf iiH.s indu isrdiu hy huY'
DO sui udc, uiieh rfuslra or wl'N firn rauhoce,
and Inch - reformed 90 csc lone NOT oois heFet'
serious obstacle to msifimt nal harincss hu gisss
rise oi pfntfarfcd, sos. iauf. End fsHsuiirE
affections. Pew ~ hose s-ha VA, 60 this permit
caus practice awufs Of fhe cpnst queHccs, pnit
they bnd tho notvous system thfutfcn, icel ttfauge
mind
The unfortunate ihas affected become feeble, Is %
mind siudY. he sicp lafdy and soak Do IL dull,
suasoiuie snd engages O. his fpcrt with lls energy
tan uss !.
II be emancpaie hmfclf bcGfe th7 practice has
done its worst aud eaitt mettiuruy, 81. maisfe 10
unffnifl und bis sense tells h. m that Ills rHusee
BY hir cart, iohes. Ihfsf 90 eonsldoafitHs uhish
should aNakca me affefioH 81 ffe Iilarir iiuefse.
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Ep- Carrying the upu,d States Through MALICE
Tie chnlrsi, -nis-t aAI qac foats Joe nrtfei,
nhicaso, - ''oui', lenli aud AN i"nts a ie Great
connecting It nsuo.t viii the Mch. c,utul tail
kelt Hud War's line Of sitnmcis TO- sauu 80. Marie
Aii q, H'ehst, Cty Wih tbs new ALBANY
& SALEh RNlLhuAD Joe Lafayette. isc.i and az
'ai'ay' ~nh hli iDe routes iet the S"u l. anf west
TiaHs le"Sa sasprnsiou iiriiss as iul'ows' sun
dns Ekcrntrd
1T tNrRESS lo,vcs Suspention nndgo 1850 NJ,
lHmiituH Al0f - dine isnilH, 81, o. 50 tul no
tisr sc nttrou "a 3. " supper; $50. leave uruots
1. a., Miensiu tiy 20 A. NJ, aud etrseat chis"so
NAtL uud ACCOMMODATION iossrs Suspension
bridge 400 p. NJ, nu"tl'oa 4i0r NJ, inna"n 80
T.. -.
2ad EXPRESS lsayes sa.pcasiau Bridge II p ~,
Wamiltun D. ID T. h.i supper l.uHinu m A. 3D.. and
rive 10 nrfuu 500 A H., Hroath,t ,i.o leave ia.
ilut A, NJ, N'icn'saa tHy % T. a.. end sniye At
Chicago 90 T. Z.
Rates 81 Fare, Firsi Cinss.
To Detroit, - II DnicAse, Si2 To tliisaukie SIS
sh 'hofsaa si3 Lniyrtto, i2,5n IL si'lc, 80
Galfun SLIGO ~. i'uis, SO
Psschsrrs ivf BE- Wrsi, 10y tRs Liuc, arrive 10 Chi
cage zoe hsH's M aaronsc Of spv altar hoate! Aud a.
VOID i'e saHosinso three changes %! cas- ani Bag
Cheek your baggage t. Suspension B,ilga. Quick
esi ,"uie Go pruon sod 'hi'aso. bagsago oh~cssd
thiuu-h fn Delf,i aut cnira1u! PassrG aafs -us
pcnsea bridge Of NasHr Fails, change rais At kocb
csier on, "ue rhnnrc 90 clfs nrlwrcn NiasifA Falls
an ghita-ut
r,s.eneer' have ample limo IA view Niagara Fall.
uni the new Mimm,th Suspension Bridge! ahs
sfnate.i ~ufSs uf Nltuin aad Afi.
Through lirh -ctn Dee oliained at ali OF the ffiu-
cl' Rathotd and steumbuat Oihco. IN The United
staio. anh The Nanldasi and at the Agency at The
Great No-iufn Aaiisay, No. 4 iowa Hail, Doors
c-t OF Poet oihse bu linsoh, VI, either VIA Lake
tnafio, Like Cham ilain, sahenectidy aud Vow York
CrHral, o. rrny ant NV York Crniral. a. connect
wuhihe GhEAT YVES FERN RAILWAY.
johN 1HU Rtii Agent.
General Agency Great Wustcn RAILWAY, No, n
Exchange -ifeei, hnuain, Mansion House bioek two
Deus iisn Wn.hi7.ipn street
J. MONlUS, General Agent
otlW Gieat Western Railway
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HfA RHss jsT ths Prom VI afio # Lgs, jssi Jro~~
Press.
letter with remittance of 20 cents, o. The value
10 post stamps. addressed tor. klNkEllN, ihHA
daphia. Pa. will secure copy uf either Of the ano'.
hooks by feturn Of mail 10 copies VAL De 81
OF po.tds 20 for al. DooksaeTs. c nvessefs, Ifa'ei
ing Agents. SC, supplied wholesale At The publisher
prices, which admit If a large ptOht
9-y- M letters mast BE- pest pad. ely
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MEDICiTED INHALATION,
A NEW METHOD.
Asthma Cured.

brooklyn, n. y. Dee. 20, 1853.
For aheut eight years have heon scYotel, afflicted
with tho Asthna farthe last two ycas have suffer-
beyond all ny powers OF description months AZ
time / hHvs not beo, able TO steep IN bed. getting
what rest could sitting in us chair. Ny dihculy OF
breathing, and suffrrngs great Al times,
that fo hours together my irrnds expected that each
hou. vooid be my last. nunns The last six years
have had The aid and attendance ri some OF the most
celebrated phy-icans, but have received 90 perms-
nont hancht and hnt little fouo. az length hnd the
rsod fortune TO ptncure Dr.. turiss Hygcaua or In.
hsimg Htgean Napni srd cherry syrup Al the time
Inst obtained d. was Suffering under one OF my
most violent attacks and was great distress Hlmsst
suf,caitns for want of breath ~ les. than ten
a r.. from the time applied the tnhaiet TO ny
ach and took toas uonlul Of the Cneriy Sup,
relieved 10 a great measure from the dificuity Of
reattlne nnd bad 70 cuminuablc night | have since
continued with The greatest possible benoht, and
an, nov comparatively we'll tod only knows the
amount ~ suffering this mc irire hls relieved
from Ny advice TO the offering raY
NANGAWlT EASTON.
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KIMIMREfk.


lie who places himself unntf If hiNkLliNr
rcatmc nj may rehsiou-iy hdr in hs honor
tleman and rey upon tue assufaucc ihat the secret,
Of nr. ~ patients Nii nefrf he Disclosed.
Young man--let no ff'rc uudrsiK dsfti Nou tom
making you case Known TO zoe sho, ifom education
aud rospectahiliiy, eau cefainis hrfienH 500.
Too many think ihes Will cvnc ~ The sorfet u ihrf
own hearts. sud cure Themselves. Ala. how ofiru 10
man who might have bscu 90 ofuns o. 60 socity has
fadsd from Tbs rauh
Structures of the uTeihFa are fands removed by The
application of new th'fRpeutirai arent. used oHJ "
DR.. X. Heakal and coasfifafienai attAfg fFeHPAy
cursd. n rfu riV0r restored.
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is EAesE s.....,;;sa 4ssi.-.sEiii ol
Northern, n. T., Railroad.

Aref oct. 9 l554, up Passenger trains leave
Concord at 10 as A. VI. aud 3 v NJ, on arrival ct
trains from Rosion Woscester, Lowell, Lawrence, Sc
ronartug wifh the ts4ins over the efmont Central
and passunus'c Railroads.
Leave Whine Rivoi Junction, at 7.o5 A. NJ aud
1880 =. N. or on arfivai OF the Cars from tho Og-
deushurgh VI. Genital, rassumpsic and hiie Noun
tain Railroads
Roth the Down T'gius over this Road connect NJ
Nashua with tfainsfo Gfoton Junction, Nofcereri
Norwich, New Nofk, Providence, Springfield &C. ais
:, 4, ,o ,,d with frsin4 10 Portsmouth, Manchester,
Lawrence ard Salem aHd 20 Nashua, Lowell and Boz
Ton. 49,.
Concord. y. II. sept. 80, 1854.
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Con hs,e (bs stating Their easc explicitly, together
with al their per letter cuelosins iemt
tancel Dr. Ks medicine, apprnpfi.lrd aeea'dlhiy
Forwarded Ca am par OF The United states, tha
packed secure from DAMAGE or CURIOSITY,
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A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, or
10 EARS STANDING, CURED eY USING
uuiIOWAYis PILLS


90 Professor Holloway. Us Corner OF Am and Na.su
Streets, New Nork.
sir,--lt IS wi,h the mos, heaufeh neasbre have
20 Inform YOU chat have been Restored health aud
strength ht taking PILL. For the last ten yeais
suffered from de Augment Of the liver end Stom-
lch, AND WIS reduced 10 such exuumi'y thHt gave
up mY ~htpi never cNpect 10 60 Go Sol 40, more,
bod Iurd eNtfy Remedy thai WIS recommended TO
mo hni ala 10 no purpose and bud given myself up TO
dcsnafc. WHOM wts Il Lost tccrumnirns cd 10 take
your Pile Aner using them for three months, The re-
suit b. that nuu ln better health Than h8v. been
lst eleven senl. pIst and indeed Ne well ms rvpr
wss n mt ilf. You sfc quite az dhcry 10 make this
kuuwu Jos tic lnr tho benefit OF othar-.
itrmlin, Sir, yours TO- pccitnflv,
t-iguudl JOIN JOHNSON.
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Bonneis and Ribbons,
Valuable Real Estate for
Sale.

HHE SthsckibEk, desitous OF ungaging 10 rural
pursuits, Tor the brneht of biz heath, offers ioi
sale tha following real estate an the village OF Mont
pslirf snd sieluitY
Hts residence On Staie-stfett, noar the Couti
House. 1--WE dNelling houses, i've stories aud hase-
acnt 10 ch, iheh-steet ueaT The Stale House
well api aewly finished. One Dwelling house, story
aud hat bah, plcasunly locaied 90 tee bead the
river al the oucf paTi of ctae-sifcet. Two buling
lois 90 huAhaFd-siteet, leading 10 haue. seven %
eight buidiag lots, overlooking the village, Maie-
stIeet. fhify-A acfas of cAceiiag land, prac lpay
covered Win valuable 1--we timber. on the Befn side
of the village Mill pond Also, valuable water priv
ilege and saw NIL, ~iih t~u al good land o.
nexed-one nf the best water powers the Wiao0ski
River, three miles oa the Railroad Depot in Mont-
pellet, aud lcsvl made good horse road leading
Danyhe. Al OF an, pat OF the above properly viii
be sold, 40 reasonable terms and cfaJn Il desired
r. r. WALTON.
Montpelier, Jan. -, le5i. OF.
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These celebrated pins arc wonderfully
.elieacious IN the following com pIaIntsi

Asuc IlHnlfy ilca cache Srtnfuia. o.
Asthma ifn-Y Indigestion Kings Evil
Bliors Cu'.'s tris peins dundee Store a Grave
Hloichesun lcmtlrir Liver Com Secondary sym.
the Skin rr-uiHfitirs plsints Ncnrte4infcti
Rowe Co'p'. Fcvoi. piuH Plies Worms, an kind
Constipation of kinds Retention Weakness, from
the howtl- Cont Of Gunc Nhuttvei cau.r
- -uii ft the o-fahlishmenf ct Professor Hollo-
wty, g.. tUtn'r e Ann lni Nnsseu sueeis, New
York uis' hf 100 fespectahle Druerisfs aud Deal
err in Medic mes thron. bout ihe tni'ed States DOB
rots hoatsfa4 2ets, ~ rrutaHnt 80 rauf.r arr.
To be hid wholesale o ttn prinri1Il Drug Houses in
the uoion. and By FRED. &. SMITH. Montpelier, VI
9-r There is % oluNd .taile saving Go taking tho
Target si4ss.
NIB. DDcclion. fuf the guidance OFF Pattern. ia
recil di-arlct arc tdivsd % each box. $50 c.uu w.
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AFFLICTED READ!!.
INyAsIDS.

PfIILADEi PHiA MEDICAL HOUSE -Esatlish-
81 20 seais agn hs bt. ktNKELlS, corner a. THIRD
sud onion sts- Le,weeu spruce ana iane, ihiiassl-
phta. Pa.
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RE ADJ.
YOUTH and MANHOOD.
NATURE,s Guide.

a Gig0r0as L,fr, Premature DeatA, hiHtfhH On
Self Perserreroa- only % esEfs.
IiisavoTk emineuiy Feqnfed, means Of "a
forming the vices OF the Hg~ ga whch Ne 1--we Asoi
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CHELSEA ACADEMNY.

Pail Term eommenees on "Wednesday Aug ~.
q. y. ALIIs Prin~inal MIS- I. A. NAhhtN'
PfecePtross and Teashefoi f"nee'p'4~'"s anu ''"'
IMP
JROss. A n, Teacher Of Latie aud Greek
C.J.GLEASON, Dart. college Assistant oa'he'
MRS %. b AiLIS, Ieachs,s OF
Miss ANNIE ID. SMITH, P,ano Mnsie A..
Compete nj Teachers in Penman.hiP aud Vocal hu'
sic will be early employed.
Board per week $3.50 to lis ,,.
Those wishing to pursue thorough ana sysetl.ili
course OF study, N a retired but pleasant COUNT.
age and surrounded BY highly intelligent ann mo t
community. Wi do well 10 secure place IN "''
school. Apply TO the Principal Or to
Hon wa. nEfAkD, Executive
F" MwA'snIiiI, COMMITTEE
WM. HEBARD Pre,idfRf.
!. MYMAN, Secretary "a
Chelsea, W., July ~, le51 s-u
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A LARGE lot OF Germau \ American GLASS from
SCOTT < FIELDS.
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PracticaI and AnaIy IloaI Unemlst, Lowell, dau
Agents Tor pei.er-FKtn. T. SMITH. TR
JAs. SPALDiNG, g. o. TYLER. a5iy
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WHERE THE BABIES CONE FROM.

One hundred and tloenty-sepen
babies were entered for exhibition.
And they came from almost every
where. Several counties, including
Hamilton Of Ohio, were well repre-
senied and then there were babies
from Indiana, Louisiana, Pennsyl-
yania and Massachusetts. We would
publish the names, but for the seri-
Gus protests Of the parents, who do
not desire the wohd 10 know that
their babies entered TOR The prizes
and did not get il. We appreciate
their feelings and submit to their re-
qucsi. Ia such an immense crowd
we could not with any propriety get
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PURIFlCATION OF THE BLOOD.
AND
LIVER AID BILlo.s COMPLAINTS.

The tt.zrns of the Union snher much from DIS
otders OF tho Liver md Stomach scucry ANY nre fteo
from The i-iluehcf of these destructive malades hence
ilie weafs lat The ait sex, perhaps the most hand
some 40 the World % 10 certain DC rina when dis
trossnc to many lnos. ;heit teeih and good look
while yet % the heyday Of ife such evils MA, be
chcc ualy renrdird by continually keeping the blood
pur. and the i.yet and stomach in a heathe action
~hon ie VIII Nv s,uoothly, and roson,hle plants ~
congruial CLINE, where eternal s7hng sppeafa 10
fc en-. As regards the preservation OF the human
frame. and thc duration Of life much ma he effected
aud suy frnii0sv, thnt he ulth can be nrnon
ed tor many Yrus beyond their ordinary limits, r Hot
l0Wsa's fil. ore Ken to purity she blood according
10 ho rules laid dawn Tor health contained the direc
finua "A nr arn hnr
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Blank NOTES bound in books,
New Stvles of ClOthine

lust RECEIVED at FRENCH 81 SCRtBNE -
~ contracting an kinds and qualities At extremely low
snces fsT CASH 20
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anything like personal description
of the babies, but we will mrn,iou
few which attracted general attention.
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YOUNG AMERICAS vERHACULAR.
Then the expressions which fell
on ones ears Tome to mudder's
arms, mudder's title pct sob -
you darling title toad - " B'ess
lis little heart, il shall have some
iandy." Tot, tot to Baridyboss, on
its mamma's lille boss" Z" Stan
up,muzzer's little pet" "li's sweet,
so il is, mudder knows il is" dump
if il wants 10, lause II tan dump -
Tiss mamma now, won't IL tlss
mamma y Bouncety bounce,
bounceiy bounce" " Now what a
naughty boy, see, the gentlemen are
coming" "Tha,'s a good baby
nurse can tome lis hair, an it don't
try biz" " Sweeiy, sweety, moth
er's sweet" and an hundred more
Just such expressions.
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