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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17
CITY POLITICS.
WIG COUNCIL NOMINATION

WIG COUNCIL NOMINATION.
The Wbig Convention for the Forty-thrd Council
District has unanimously nominated DIR. A. e. Boo
RAIN as their candidate for Councilman. Jacob ).
Moore is the present member.
DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL NOMINATIONS.
The Democratic nominating Convention for the
Eleventh Council District have put up MATTHEW
MURRAY for the seat now occupied by MIR. John
Clancy.
In the Thirteenth District RICHARD BARRY has the
Democratic nomination. James f. Kerrigan is the
representative now in, famous for his supposed COM
pcity in the escape of Baker.
STUMP CANDIDATES.
JAMES J. REILLY informs the universe that he is
candidate for Assembly in the Thirteenth Ward. His
qualifications are opposition TO the Prohbitory Law
and hostility to the KnowNothings.
RICHARD S. ELDRrDGE condescends to run for the
chair of the Ninth Council District, now occupied by
George A. Barney. Mr.. Eldrdge does not tell the
world whether he is sound Oh the goose.
HENRY H. HOWARD, Alderman Of the Sixth Ward,
insists AT be is the Anti. Know Nothing AntMaine
LAW candidate for Commissioner Of Streets. We pre-
sumo no one will dispute the qualifications, whatever
they may ssy of the propriey, Of the self nomination
THOMAS REILLY assures the people of hereabouis
that he wants TO be made Commissioner of Repairs
and Suopes so that lie may have shy at the public
geese. Mr. Reilys qualifications briefly set forth
by the ADDITION to MS name " of Hermitage Hall,
which m, ans hat be sells liquor for living.
Dr. f. ID. CoNSERY Names himself as a Candidate for
Coroner Qualifications: The old and tried friend OF
"Deuocrscy.'
THE KNOW NOTHING TICKET.
All the Sunday papers yes erday were encountered
with long puffs of the Know Nothing candidates for
City and County officers. The necessary space Tor
The purpose has been regularly purchased until cleo
ton by the friends of the nomnees so the pulls are
not the "OpiDons of the Press, but simply adver-
tisenents-tbough we not sure but this fact in
creases rsther than dimiuishes their vaue. In one
instance, after displaying the names of the candid
aies in large type The pufer leads off with the follow
ing compliment to the men whom be desires should he
our City E. ecutive Authorities:
Saws ArstoFhsnes The Of Athens are discussed
b, sge. and executed by foo,s.'
NOMINEE FOR REGISTER OF BROOKLYN.
II IL understood that EyGLEBERT Lori, the present
Sheriff OF Kings County, bas received the nomination
for Register f ON the -Nothings. Walter Barre,
tie Wbig candidate for the same office ct the PIE
vious election, was his competitor. Lott Il Know
Nothing Democrat.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
MAsHINGTnN. Saturday,. Sept

WAsHISGTON, Saturday, Sept. 10, 1879.
Townsend Harris Cor sui General to japan, leaves
this aNer1 Don for New York. Since Mr.. Harris has
beer in Washington he has been charged with making
a new CONNER ial treaty with the kingdom of Siam.
II appears that the treaty with that power made by
Mr. Roberts il of value N consequence OF tn, 40,
suId way in which the tunnage duties were levied and
the royal monopolies He has been instructed to make
such treaty as will open that rich country to the en-
terprse of our merchants. And this is OF peculiar
Importance, in view Of the Opeung trade with japan,
for mot of the proc ucts of Siam are peculiarly quail
fed to meet good market 10 JAPAN He will proceed
overland TO Of the Indsn pors where he IS to be
tai en- up by the Unied States stesmfrgaie San Ja-
cinio, which will convey him to Sangkok, IN Siam,
and after he has completed his nego ations, will take
him TO Hong Kong, from which pace he will proceed
10 Japan in one Of our men-of-w4r.
The rtpor of the Naval Retiring Board IS the gem
eral there of conversation, ID creates great ex e-
neut We have nothing official ont it ia agreed that
the three Captains dropped are Zabzinger Levy ana
Ramsey Among the Lieutenanis cropped is Samuel
Chase Barney. Those directly interested have been
notified through the post
Secret, ~ McCloaDd has returned from his visit 10
Penn sylvania.
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POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.
NEW-YOEK STATE.
DELEGATES TO TIE REPUBLICAN STATE con-


DELEGATES TO TIE REPUBLICAN STATE Jun
vENTION.
CA1rARAuGUs-Thi County sends 70 the Repuo-
Icsp State Convention the following delegates: let
District-R. L. Cary Of Ellico,tyiue; j. II. Wright Of
Yorkshire. I'D Disrict-N. NJ. Alien Of Dayton, and
c. b. Allen of OTTO
ERIE CoUNIY-There was large and enthusiastic
meeting Of the Republicans of Erie County in Buffalo
on the l4th inst Every town in the County was
numerousy represented. The following Delegates
wee appointed to tie State Convention:
let Disirict-P. Dorsbeimer DEM, c. L. Clmk
Wbigi. lid Dist. w. Woison DEM, l.. T.
Ann Wig. Hid Disi.-W. C. Johnson II. s.
DemJ j w. knight Wing. IVtb Dist.-W. IL.
Ipreu oil Wing, Geo. Bigelow DEM.
OsoSphGA CousTy list District, George Geddo'
and Nsthsn souIc lid District, Ahncr Chapmcn. and
Sioney Smith. lid District, Lyman clary aud Burr
Burton WI District, L. r. Noble, and Edwin Miles
OstipA Corsrr.--IId District, Dr. Loooia, aud
W. NJ. Fnifchld. IlId District, r. q. frosi aud "
u. Sioycrs. j., Dlshici j. =. rcckham. aud Hugh
Mhchl,itf.
Drrcntsa lei District. James 81 sliH Of tialhill
iI~uy j. rcnros Of Paving III Distfet. w. A.
Guild Of PougLLeeIsaia! Henry H.nna ~ Pleasant
valley. iild b. ict. uaofgo Knapp 81 Hian'ndi
Iieiiot rhmn ~ Milan,
Vars CarStr ner jsn In 'Iuihill. ani g Glove
lahd
tnr WINS stAtr tuhtrqtioH
osrip4 ,.rstt ~ bisi,i,t nLu'ina'' ialo
ssir, Jsnss m.gusde. alternate
sstsrss torst, U.ti. u .tnss"i q q 10"
net alternate
I.t,4B4vs"s i'tises'ts 8" 'is whis s''ts '""
,..4,,.. Iss ias 80 q q p-s - rli-'"t'ihs '''
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CASE OF MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, Satur lay, sept -, 1888.
Charles H. Brown of Philadelphia was murdered on
Tuesday last while on an excDrs'on to Saem N DE-
on board The steamer MnntoDomi. His body was
found 10 Salem Creek with his throat cut aud The
fingers of Que hand chopped Off which was doubtless
done while lie was attempting to Chamber back Into
the boat. a large nu'ber OF arrests have been maze
here About thirty wOrkmen in the Navy ard we're
taken into custody this morning as principals or
witnesses. -.
Last venng the nc -ommOdaton train on the Baltl-
moro Railroad ran over a Mrs Updyke, near New
port, Delaware, killing her Instantly. She was walk
ng on tic track ana was very deaf She leaves hus
band and family. No blame ia attached to those IN
charge of the train.
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,,, sr,,a ,sssy b yfnSics,e religious Hbeny even
n . t<,ift NJ ibe bsyoESt. -, 49,
A., ,Ossti,,. ~ tbo 81 zens Of 5seknos County beta
10. 81, 80, uor,o % Norday be lbh mat for 10
ptrtf~o ~ rn'eri-g renport'rsrce hE.hss ',s
en- Methodist Chnr b holding t'fm asnuN eon m,
sn,e IN tki, tity On motion 81 Judi Broosps, ..l
James Cbfss vss called ~ The chair and n NC
Nnrfv appointed ieeTssry. by reghst o. yne Coea
r. O. tmari, Esq c1VlsiIed the object o, the meet
ing; ard motion 81 William CozweI ocninii''o7
Of five appointed consisting ~ the tip~ing Rn-
~ msD: r. q. srnsr' ". r. Howard, R0be't Stone
suo Jsm,s Sbsr prepare TesOln loDs expressive OF
tho oiifct Of Tho mScfing. The committee reported
The fDlowpg r, solution
t,. Isp srd .Ts q rr.sy steea ss ssvc, qaasie.
o~ts 70 bs p'oKD ~ o The beri0 q sas.. AL ,-Ioss
b.t The sibodt III .cop. CSereh North sessn h4ns I,s
A., ~. c.aie,sne, 10 1 ,bs AID cossrsaoe n
@ ysw Of the s,s o. Sss ~ 0s fes sss
d L,. who will oon,tute 'ss4 CT sresce, may leAa 70
80 ses to ~ rsSet,ed by ,hr stzso' OF this eouns
t, We deem Il bat IN Jice TO po'y ne t's ers snd
- Co.frf.pce o. thr state a things eco.
49,, ssfp,.,y ibea 10 bold ss Coniv-sace az sess
oisr DoS NJ ~, ~, S.oS. sys q. ed and set orh
resTseifuy With ths ministers. bishop, and o. asr
WHO u,tete sa Cor ssarst h4 hoeins Of ,ss
sss a. this place IN sep mber oetObr next an5 esroey
rsCtsst bold d Conf-rrpee q TONE gon where e
excitement prevails upon The " Xed sabe', Of slavery
Rsoed fba deem bp act a u'i 6" to eue,e,,s
ssh Or pesee md TPose upon The AVE.. a.
and bsrs constituting said Conference vii hold the same
0 heT place. -. -. ..,.,,,, ii,
Corference ,hcu after h respectful remonssnSe pes. N
Sn tSs .eme here we shsn hold ourselves fully sciassd
FRI spy cor.equer tbst msy r-sa ;Neret.o,s. ~
Reslitd THAT copy the proceedings OF rus nesuS %
20 TS, Wsyn Ch-f'Ga fdrcate pub shsd az Cn-
cuuai sni Central Ch,In Adroee to Be puoshea N
each ssld
Reaches Thai papers 20 this city be requested to pns
Amer COZ sic ersblc discussion on nstiou of N. K.
McMprtv. the resolutions were adopted.
The meeting then sdjourIed o..
n z. MeNUSRY Secretary.
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THE SPIRIT or SLAVERY.

Frcm he haH,ai u bTn<, Gag y
V.low will be found the proceedings Of n meeting
linden, udtucc No. ustrafing agalrst the holding
of he am uai Conference cf the Methodist Episcopal
Church NJ that ,lscc. They exhibit he vindcnVe and
isfoeInut spiit of the Save Power. II the people Of
Ipcrurudcucc had he rpirii ~hCh should aciuao ir~
pef irsts AL of pa sing resolutions protcsiing against
n e meeting of th-t Boy IN thelr place. they would
have invited tlcn, sut ll'jg,d themselves 10 the
matsnl 90 ct tie lglrcplcF q. rls ious liberty II S
lsta,dr That must be derlunHlo :ia,r y, society
wh,,h dfvrs no ambassadors If he Cross NON It's
ns became thoy saFeosss "a entertain seasso %
IN ~ -, s,top "a 10 divine n'sniutisa. II to uhu
sirs have the pip,ef sp.it hcy vii disregard Their
me ruip. ai.d kl he spAy authors @ oaFaEcs~ u
such a,e cuumticd -!ake she responsibility ~ 'AeT
al nns.
" To- ate harry. hewrNcf. 81 kroo that To haAsss
drotru, .risu riessto- hat Efvodon "a not totally
',tu.lsi out cad th4t here vet, despite 81
tn. r.. Is iatuiua se., their nirins enio, tho estt
uatie tis res 20 tvit ievs pes.iep,. low dave asp
,le At & Ctpn l,=av psaeh roiseVe'e,s ia N1asoait @
is'i = emp ueetive tr awe 80 Tic hanAs NJ sse
Nasairsa uisivvt raNsss>' Ha' lhfVais cvse uate.
a. s..ee ,r ths tetVe' tvd'sts uvf~ szid 81 have
.,ts " PISS piie tor ~ tho eai "a ihe paffsae
"a I;s,t,, bss.s tWs as nei ls~ pas sasa shfvs
h,s s,esetsa hesSas th4rs tlej 70 ,et ssN'sha
v,.~ shi,b .e~ ,ss u>astlr Nc AHstshiy as>ssdies
errt its~shs isases ~ ~ ss. aAs'ees >Aa 80
a~,s, sTrssis - A,sttss s.-. Interesting eNs
si,s ssyl] .es,ef,e - te,S4 4sA-'ssh tAstAAi
"a - Svrv it.s tps.teis ~ rsa -h. 1ssvf wa@e
49, p,vtl. a'ssS ,e ,ais wa .saisaes ovw4 have
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THE LATEST NEWS.
wecsvrp nv
NAENErlC TELEGRAPH.
max WILLOW FRYER.
R,,Y,~osE. Saturday. sept. -. 'sA
=. a.. A. le,N

HusiNNgE, SATURDAY, sept II" iSN|
"a. p.,s-,l..s rsy.ess saws that The Rev MI
CN.h,ho !. ms teAd. ba, is improving
y>.,x,, nish, N thc rc,,smcuth orphans arrived 81
p,,A.,,,a IN Friday evening. number OF others
,,s,. rs>,lslu,od ny their friends
m. Howard Association o, Norfolk refuses 70 allow
a. ,rphan ch,lanen az be removed nom that o''y
,>,S,. el srver were occurring among them every day.
ard lArse number had dcd fh.
me ncss nom Norfolk is rather more favorable
he rev cases were diminishing. and during the -
Aeurs ending 81 room on Friday there were ~ aea'S
a Norfolk and - at Portsmouth.
BlriNoRr. Sept 10, 1855.
AT Nort.,k ON Friday there were twenty'sk deaihS'
and On Saturday cnly about twenty
Al Portsmouth on Friday the deaths numbered
eiSh,ccn. and on Saturday twelve.
There was sreat decrease in the number oil hew
cases in both ciiiee.
The Baltimore Relief Fund now reaches sJi,oOO'
There is considerable excitement; here on account OF
The ou.ran,ining o, Baltimore vessels at New York.
Several southern ana Western merchants now mere
,,,ned and published card denouncing it as an out
sge on Baltimore, and declaring that they have
never found Baltimore more healthy than at present.
RELIEF FROM CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Saturday, Sept Is, 1853.
The Committee appointed yesterday by TIE Cham
10, fComuerce TO solicit subscriptions for the relic
Of tho yellow fever sufferers at Norfolk and Ports
month remtted 81 600 this morning to Baltimore, TO
he apched Tor that purpose. Committee, consist
inc Of two from each ward has been appointed to OBJ
tain futber contributions. The citizens are giving
literally.
RELIEF FROM CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Saturday, Sept 10 1855.
Three thousand dollars have been Forwarded from
this city for the relief OF the sufferers ct Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
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LEGISLATIVE APForSrMfSrs.-We learn that the
PSEUDO Legislature Of Kansas has appointed DR.. Jno.
T. Wood Of this place, Probate Judge; - Jones Of
Wesfpcrs (MissOurf She it, and Mr.. Banks OF HEX
or; Point, and Mr.. johnson of Dougss Commission
ere The appointment Of Mr. Jones has made littls
swearing here among Pro Ssytry men, aud we are
iformsd that they vii make Efforts f. his removal
Bu. il Is q matter Of Indifference 10 u.s. and we can't
say that We have any ore obec ion 70 the appoint
nj M OF resident II Missouri than that Of any other
man. We can say that we feel like weeping over the
dying groaIs II the hansas Legisla'nre-ts none OF
our furerHl Indeed, we consider hr. Jones' aD.
80 bn cut tie only eo1slsten ole msie-a missouri
legi!A.ure ous hi 10 have appointed Missouri men,
III, one 81, ous a 10 the most lucrative Office how
ever sgs CROUCH 81 show their disposition. They arc
10, saf SIZED With tyTanEins over he " id Aboli-
A." ucnisis hey mus. exhibi Il over even the FRO
shaver men a. TIC ntstict. Dr. W ood hiss time aud
a. Ia ,oclAr,d linsslf Free state man, snd we pre-
sun, bis acovps ,tior of tins office W snow
Who'll og 10 IVES Joking W In Games, ohe 'nnx Is
certain 1t s0uid be base, us an fpriten people "ho
would suluii - sny act of tyranny - palpt9e ~
hfi, eir men ffum Yisosri "a enforce any lfws much
lsss sech A. have been posscd by the mock Legiss-
iute. thannas inoa'e'
sg,rtrer rug C,MpKS AID ANBor Co~PAsr.-
ltp Executive Coa.mtte ~ Of the Camden aud Amboy
Raj tnsd Go. have published IN 1ke IfcHf1s Anbrs-
go. 81 sn.tsr - rrpUgt the late burlington
cssvsGly The wain points ART that the regulation
ivish,e g. trans waisirg certain tune and then ad-
,ssslr{ wss sAiatsry one, ofahug the conduct 70
s,ye.tr bis train without danger OF collision; tina, Il
i, ar'shc IA toyhs means 10 o,sct trains fosn sud
fss ard urfc.eer see,aenss tia, in all particulars
she ave Of sho STATE and The regulations Of the CON-
"taay vefe fs, eunipl cd siih by those Sgeats auc
"supleyses ha,ns hare ~ the lraius On the 99th Of
"Aeses, asd. Ia = wosd, thai " The proper lookout
~ The vafs ~ he aAessasn conc actor AID enla-
so pss shsesvsl The speed usrl aud hwfi.
"ite pApirs ehs,llr vAs ,oar,iea and all due sih.
"sesce Vi asroe A'A prca ssog ven slgiicrsly Ard
",.,t ,e,sxal, fsse'sNs
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LOSS oF rms nEIG uilpE. wtrii uANnN
tAsrropt, Ss'm'ev Sept " 'H''.
Tho h,ls Glide cf VI dsot tllis, ftcm Uls'HcF ''f
uelle, headed with ,ailrnad ,,p aitucs On tho NO
ie'ec about ne is nat hud puuh " 10 snr p"'ed al
haNds we've lcat Somc wrpchcfp with diving hollis
suc,ce,le NpAier,isy la getting up Hhoa' twenty unH
~ lhc INN
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BALrIuORE, Saturday, Sept i, 800.
The announcement tha, the New-IOrk Board OF
Health has determined 10 quarantine vessels from
Baltimore e strongly ceusured here as being entirely
unnecessary. Baltimore was never IN better sai'l-
tsry coDGiGOn, and 10 iosu are entertained OF the ia
PRODUCTION o yellow fever. Our bOats 10 not 20 within
ten miles o. Norfolk and every precauion is taken 10
The PensG02id G0scfte ceui,s tie report that tho
t,eamt Fulton has clio fever on board, aud say
the officers and crew are al well.
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FROM BOSTON.

BOsTOS, Saturday Sept. Is, 800
The result of the of Boston has ust been OBJ
famed The total population of the city Is l62, 629.
TIE number born in foreign countries with theT chl-
dreD UNDER n yeaIs OF age, follows: Irish, 69239
GermHi $50; other countries, l2,5ll--a sun total
of 10 600 ore than the native population and their
ell creu Gu, Of the % Sal increase during the past
five yCaIs l6 900 was by the Irish population, 1920
by the Gt rmaus and ga by other fore gners-mak-
ing the increase of natives only 997 IL is est mated,
howe YER that Boston business men, with their fam
lies 10 the number of so 900, reside IN the neghbor
ing towns.
On Saturday, while Mr. j. NJ. Folsom cattle-dealer,
was purchasing railroad ticket for his home in New
burypOr he had his csrpetbag, containing - 900 in
bank bills stolen. The thief made good his es are
On Thursday peht the car mandatory OF Gage,
Murray Co.. at Nassau, n. H., was es'royed by hre
The loss is estimated Sl2 900 to $4,000, one-hau OF
which is covered by insurance.
II deaths in this city for the week ending to-day,
have be, l25, an Increase of 81 over the previous
week.
BosToS Sept. 16, 1855.
The weather to-day has been cloudy and warm, with
3 little rain. ,,
The droutb is beginning to be seriously felt through
out all New Eng land.
The following is a statement OF the value of the
foreign goods imported here for the week ending yes;er-
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INDIAN ATTACH on \ SURVEYING PARTY.

CHICAC0, SatgTc as, sept. 10, l-tj.
We have received dates from Nebraska City 70 the
sth inst Col. Monies party OF Govcmmenl survey
ors VS. sttAoked by A band Of Pawnes Logp- hbOdi
thirty miles up the Platte River Col MOUNDS snd
Eve others ached Nebraska City but siG others we're
eispersed and have not beea heard from. co'nyaJ
Of fry men was Immediately raid and sih'tel B"
PVrui,.
Three thoneand dollars have bon forwarded hon
nis cy for tn relief Of the .uHfcfs NJ Sorcis snd
POrvmOuth
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a.. ...,ea y, Ne Robert teutes, No. SOS "nes"sN,
~, a, = !. rsvelcecus sNa N,Vte end ee NV" 49,
.ssssteA y ,tws,eeea with Cces"mfe"e :, :,
sAAsst,ca asu'en,s MAY e'OS ny " f''"'
A. ,ss.x hands. MOI, ,,irted
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DETENTION OF A RAILROAD TRAIN.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10, 1855.
The engine on the Camden and Amboy Railroad
Pilot Line from New York was disabled near New
Brunswick last evening and the train did not reach
this city till nearly one o'clock this morning. All the
passengers bOurd South were consequently detained
here until this evening.
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THE BURLINGTON CATAsrROrfE.

gURLIs0TOs, saturday, SnN ~ 49,.
Mn GilespG. who WA ~ badly injured ~ tif fe<spf
Fsit'sd c1;ash0pbe died here ytsiHf1@J'
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WESTERN rRourCe AFLoAr.

OeWt0n, SatardaY, NopI' n, I0'''
Nv ,r,ahlo data IL Va asocr auod ina thoro nN now
acl 0cc husNca 1T wheat aud about lOooop bnshrs OF
corn adoat from Upper Lake ports, oonnd nero
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ITTI IVNTsI NNTITs VI '''t'N'
MArcn CnrSx saturday Sept u, 1855.
Tho frst coal train from here for New-fork LETT
Yesterday afternoon.
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IRON IlAYANA.

Stw.ORiHAss, Taprs1sy. ssp' ~, is'5i.
lie stonsliD 0rrnsdA has s'fivS! hsfs ffFt ia
'Aa' bu ttngs ~ news 81 ,AlDf's0fr.
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Fav, .sas t-ts',aa - - s~.,.s. srs'''':s -
,.,r1o,ts q t.+L,ss ft-.< = rs..h-E 80 F''e
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For all Diseases of the Blood. nothing has vet
been found to COMPARE with it. II cleanses the
system Of all impnritins. acts gently and eff
cientIy on the Liver and kidneys. STRENGTHENS
the Digestion. givps tone 10 The Stomach. makes
the skin clear and healthy. and restores the
Constitution. enfreblpd h,; disease or broken
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The subscriber having purchased the entire
stock OF HARDWARE Of The late Thomas B.
Miller, in the Borough Of Bedford, would r.
spectfully announce to bis friends and The pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared TO fur
nish almost every article in his line of business
on favorable terms. His stock being nearly all
new, and selected by one we'll experienced in
the business, he is fully satisfied that purchasers
will find it TO their advantage to give him a
call. In addition to a general stock of Hard
ware, he has on hand, and will constantly keep,
GROCERIES Of the very best qnalty-GLASS
Of all sizes-also, STONEWARE Of very su-
per;or quality, He has also on hand all kinds
Of Oils, Paints, Drugs, Brooms, &c, &c, and
Cedar Ware in great variety.
Having now permanently settled in business,
and being determined to use every proper ex-
ertion to please, he hopes to merit and receive
liberal share of public patronage.
JOHN ARNOLD.
Dsc % 1894
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A MlR1cl r or scIENcr

Or. {. /. KEELING, Of Mectanicsburgh, Cnmber-
land CO. Pa announces 10 those afflicted with Tu-
mors Wens, Cancers, Polypns, Lapns, Moles or
Marks Sefoiula or Kings Eyil and all diseases thu-
bave been usually treated with Cau>tc or Knife, be
can remove them without cutting, burning or pain
neither ChloToform or Ether is administered 10 the
patient 1t is no matter what part of the body
they are he remove them with perfect safety,
and in remarkably short time. No Mineral or
Vegetable poison, is applied; and money required
until cure is perfected
Prolapsis Uteri Female complaints, Chronic Yen-
ereal and all other diseases treated with positive
cess. Full particulars can be obtained by addressing
in either English German post paid. Patients
be accommodated with Board on reasonable terms.
MechaHcsburg is one OF the prettest ard healthly
towns in this or any other Stale. 1t is miles from
Harrisburg on the &. V. h. X. aud accessible from
all parts of the Union
The DR.. will visit cases in any part of the State
when desired.
Kind reader if you tuopo Of any afflicted fel-
loD-creafure, deiay not, 10 tell them Of this
treatment
March ?, 1S55.-6m.*