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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-04-02
IVA "a URA1loY or 2HE TEHUANTEPEc RAIL-
ROAD

This railroad was formally nauguraed at Huiotepec
a few miles from Tehuantepec, the 9Th ult The at
tendance large and the proceedings interesting
Among the speeches delivered the following by Sem
ator Slidell, so we'll known to our citizens
q The work which We are about to commence, Mr.. S.
said fraught with such important conseq
and destined to exercise such beneficial! influence
over the future not only Of the two sister republics
OF the United States and Mexico, but ALSO, in
ure OF the world at large, that its value aud import
can hardly be oyerestimated. The undertaking
which, in our humble way, are now Initiating, and
which, with the blessing of Providence, hope to
carry out successful issue is Of great difficulty
and labor requiring the outlay Of large capital and
calling for the display of the highest powers of science
1t is another step forward ia the march OF civilization
upon this continent another link added TO the golden
chain which Is 10 bind together the scattered members
Of the great human brotherhood Experience has
shown us that when kept apart, whether by inn
passable mountains, desert plains, or tempestuous
oceans they are liable to form mistaken IDEAS and TO
entertain unfounded preudces against each other but
that when brought together whether for the pur
poses of of social intercourse, they soon
learn discard such and mistaken notions and
TO cultivate friendly feeling towards the good of
other countries and of other races This work has
brought here together from widely distant places
from the United States from France, from England,
from Germany-or the purpose of cooperating in the
opening of new short, safe and pleasant avenue
to the various nations and who dwell upon
the Pacific borders and upon the shores of the Al
lantC. through ana 10y thlS new ioutei tho lhHlu-
ants of the North and of the South of the East and
of the West-the European and the Asiac, the Ameri-
can and the Mexican, the Gillian, the Peruvian, the
Sandwich Islander the Malay, the Chinanan and the
Australian viii together and become better ac-
quanted with each other When this railroad shall be
completed the distance between the Atlantic and the Pa
co will be crossed in six hours and in in four
without Inconvenience, and without danger, through
most beautiful FERTILE and saubrious region. This Is,
then work in which all interested, foreigners
well Mexcans and Americans Before the completion
of the work. which we now beginning under the
MONDAY splendor of tropical sum- there may and must
be- some dark hours. There may be obstacles to en-
counter from which bold men might shrink but
let hope for strength to surmoun them and trust that
every gloomy doubt may like own shadows of this
hour, be cast beneath feet And such under
taking cannot be carried successfully through without the
protection and the blessing of Heaven now call upon
our respected guest the Rev Father Mauricio Lopez to
invoke the Divine benedicton upon this, the beginning
of the work upon the railroad of the Louisiana Tehu
antepec Company .
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The New York Daily News, of the 31st ult, gives the
following notice of Democratic meeting in Brooklyn
IA large and enthusiastic meeting held last eve
ming at the City Hall park, Brooklyn to raty the Dem
ocrac nominations made for city officers 1t old
fashioned out pouring of the Democracy, and argues well
for Mayor Powell is deseWedly popular in
Brooklyn and will be reelected by large moory, not
withstapdipg the efforts OF the Tribune to defeat him
Let the Democracy once more come together unit,
and have fear OF the result Let all feelings of
sentiment disappontments be forgotten, and viotory
alone the wachword and your triumph is certain
can be done must be.
The New London Comm Daily Star, speaking of Col
Baker, the democratic candidate for Congress in that dis
trict, says
''Thc Chronicle wants to know what Col. Baker has
done Wen tell you, neighbor He has spent life of
honorable devotion to his country He has been ready
not only to fight its open and avowed enemies in arms
but those who plotting destruction of the liberties OF
the country from within its borders We'll tell you
another good thing he didviz tried telov By The name
of John c. Fremont before court martial, which
of the best acts of his life
The New Haven Comm Daily Register, of the 3Oth,
ult., states that Hon John CochIane, of N. Y, and
Senator Lane, of Oregon in that city and would
address the democracy that night
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TIE PARAGUAY EXPEDITION -RR0BABLE
SETTLEMENT or THE DIFFICULTY

from The Correspondence the New York Herald Buenos Ayr
January u.
The steamer Primer Argentine, from up the river, is
lust in the British packet starts in three hours, and
have lust time TO inform yeu of the following facts
Judge Bowlin our Commissioner started up the river
for Asuncion the I'd inst board the United States
steamer Fulton. He stopped at the fort of TIA
PERU and informed that by law decree then in force
no armed vessel was allowed to ascend the river Para
ruay Judge Bowlin answered the officer in command
that he came in the Of and duly authorized by the
United States of America for the purpose of concluding
n treaty with Paraguay and to seek peacoably "indem
nity for the past and security for the future. Whilst
communications were being interchanged between Commits
soner Bown and the commander of the fort Iaperru che
penipotenaries sent by the Paraguayan government
rived and proposed adjournment 10 the neutral city Of
C1rientes in the Argentine republic. They expressed
on the part of their the most anxious desire
for fair Just and peaceabe arrangement with the gov
eminent of the United States and further, that they
were authorized to grant to the United States treaty
similar to those present existing between their govern
ent and the governments Of England France, and Sar
dina and fun themore to leave TO arbitration any and
all such claims as the United States any of its citizens
might have against the government of Paraguay, Judge
owiin replied that sueh being tine case he would not
chen make positive answer but would meet the afore
sad pleninoentares at the said city Of Corentcs within
thirty days.
On the s0th inst Judge powlin LEFT for the city Of Pa
rama, where new minister Hon. Zen. U Yancey re-
sides suph is the state Of our Paagyan expedition W.
TO the present moment
The steamer Southern Star and soop prebe left for up
the river from Monteyideo on the 2lst inst
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THE ST LOUIS DEMOCRACY.
Trrom ,ho 81. Iouis Leader, March q. !

Inst night the city literally swarming with demo
Gratis marching with torchghts, transparencies, and
music to the rendezvous ut Mozart Hall The meeting
was held in the open air, at the corner of Fifth and
Broadway, and of the largest and most enhu-
siasc held in this city Bogy Barrett Bowlin and
Others addressed the multitude If proof were wanting
TO demonstrate the interest and enthusiasm of the people
TO the coming election the meeting last night was su
Gent
The Americans held sort of meeting near the Mound
Engine House. aud succeeded in raising crowd Of about
hundred by firing top of the Big Mound an
hour two and burning couple of tar barrels. The
black republicans Also done little in the way of rt
caton in the rotunda of the courthouse These lat
ter meetings small tame affairs, and utterly lack
ing in the enthusiasm which anmates the democratic
masses. They evidently feel gloomy and Responding
and anticipate the defeat which awaits them.
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THE PROSPECT IN CONNECTICUT.
prom The Hartford Comm Times, March 81.

Rrom Hartford Comm Times, March all
Our advices from every part of the State full of
coumgement The democrats everywhere full OF en-
thusiasm and wide awake. AT nearly all points we hear
Of acquisitions to ranks and never since the days
Of Thomas H. Seymorr for governor have the masses of
the party been animated by better feeling, ceered
by hopeful prospects, than they at the pres
ent time The party wide awake, and are up and
doing People everywhere feel that have had enough
of black republican rule, and they go for charge
Tne party that has quandered the peoples money thrown
the State Sl00 900 in debt and relied upon bleeding Kan
to sustain ITSELF suffering hyng ordeal at the bar
Of public opinion and its leaders trembling with APP
prehenson for the result Conscious of the weakness of
their before the people they resortng to the
lavish and corrupt Of money to themselves and
they plying it this week without stint They also
guilty of attempting to eoeree laboring men in their
poy, by threatening to discharge them if they do not
the republican ticket But the indications
that all will not avail them, and the prospect is that the
right will sustain itself against the force of money and
power. Democrats The skies bright One and all to
the work of Monday
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REPUDLATiON or THE BOGUS CALL FOR A
DEN0CRATlo STATE CONTENTION IN PKHN- I
SYL YANI4 "a



gentleman from Delaware county informs US that
the OF fhos Lyersidge f. H. Minshal and James
Riddle, Published in the Press OF Monday last sgners
to the call used without their authority that these
unwilling to be understood favorng oontin-
ued disoganEation Ia the party simply because of
past aud gone issue Our Informant also that
several whose given in the Press known
having belonged TO the clark lantern order and
that p. Baker, w. HDkson, j. H. Hinkson, j, a. HIGH
man, and Others of them openly against the party
last fall and that the two Hinkson have been in the
practice Of voting against democratic candidates
The Greensburg (Westmoreand county Democrat says
it has the authority of Gen VIM. A. Stokes for saying
that his has been signed 10 the bogus call o For
ney Co.. without his knowledge and without any init
nation from him.
The following letter will explain itself
GERnANTowN March 80, 1889
Editor Of Tie Peansyloaam:
DEAR SIR / was much amused in looking the
Press day two ago TO the call Of the bogus
vention 10 be held at Harrisburg April 10, signed,
said, by democrats Some of the gentlemen demo
Gratis but did not authorize any TO put their names
there, and now publicly denounce the SANDER Others
voted the democratic ticket when they had interest in
doing So and not without And in a letter purportng
to from Germantown denouncjng the act of the
State convention just held at Harrisburg, find my name
which openly pronounce forgery, | put il
there, authorized any else to do it for AS 10
the active men of the party hereabouts, think know
them all and have not yet heard the first say that
he approved holding the bogus convention. Men that
voted last fall with the opposition can do what they
please they have not the sympathy of the democrats
nor will they ever have mine.
Respectfully yours,
u II.
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From the above IL viii be that the crop of 1858
is the largest made during the ten years except that
for the year 1858 Cincinnati Price Current
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WASHINGTON CITY.
sATURDAY, APRIL ?, Isb0.
business Notice.

As tho business me Union sablmeht othe proposed
change It's terms viii be conducted strictly cash basis all
agencies the OF subscriptions for the Union dc
payments should be this date,
cpt M Lpscomb ir who aahozedto make collections
iu Delaware, Maryland, aud Virginia.
WAsnSOTOy, March % lSjS.--u
foregoing intended tonolude any coec
employ this city but
on have performed such service in other parts OF the
country. APP 2g--u
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SUGAR CRoP or LOUISIANA MIR. Dhamponeirss Re
port of the Sugar Crop of Louisiana for the present year
shows the entire product TO be 500, 900 hogsheads
The crop each year for the last ten years as fol-
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Howard Association.
.0.. PHI LAD T. LIZ II A. H
sr ,ier TastitaOR, established by special epdor-
meat for the reGef Of the sick and distressed,
afflicted ,cHh Erniem md Epidemic
Diseases.

TuE H,tyard association, in view of the awful de-
structon Of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
aud the deccpton pracced upon the unfortunate VIC
tins of such diseases by Quack several years ago d
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy Of their name, TO open D,spensary for
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The Directors of the Association. in their Annual
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cure of SpermatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness, Impo-
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the same for the suing year.
The Directors on review Of the past feel assured
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the Young and they have resolved to devote themselves
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Anadmirablc Report on SpermntorrIGa, or Semi
nal Weakness. the Vice of Onansm, Masturhation or
Self husc and other Diseases oi tie Sexual Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon will be sent by mail lin n
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Address for report treatment DR. George r. Cal
houn Consulting Surgeon. Howard Associations No
South Ninth Street Philadelphia. Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA ID lIARTWELI Prest.
GEO. FAIRCuILD. Secretary.
December 30. lSjS.-34ly.
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-10
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female irregularities, weakness uterine displac.
and all local uterine difficulties and constitutional rou
oles of women. en- ireiy cured by THE GRAFFEN-
BERG MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON.
Henry Ward B-echer letters the people, page 229
81 have nine sisters and ssters-in law,
teen female cousins all married. and all delicate and all
ing. Amid the immense circle of my friends and
quaintances cannot recall married ladies, born
this century and country who perfectly healthy In
cases, however, where the Grafenberg Cathecon has
been used, say that health has rapidly
place of disease and ladies have become robust strong,
vigorous and healthy.
MIS-. Gleason, of ElmiIa, says: sBeautffu indeed is
does need to be protected by Hatchuness that will
lead her in time Of disease appeal to ica adviser
of scientific education moral worth and purity of charac
ter u these may be ed by addressing the Graf
fenbsrg Company.
1t give pleasure certify TO the invariabe
curative action of the Grafenterg MARSHALL Uterine
Cathoeon In all cases of female disease skill
and high moral character of the Medical department of
the Grahenberg Company. J. B LAMBET, NJ. d.,
Auburn, -Four Corners, Penn.
lam Methodist clergyman My heart has fairly aehed
to witness the feeble health of
my circuit preaching the Gospel thank God err
that have seen all these diseases give way to the Graf
fuberg Marshalrs Uterine Catholicon wherever it has
been used. Rev. PETER sHAR, Ricge.ay, Mich,
-s- formerly OF Western Star, Medina Co o.
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Agent for Ohio.
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-10
DR.. DELLENBAUGH'S
August Appointments.

NR. DELf.ENBAUGH. respectfully informs the citi-
(zens of PortageSt and Turmbu counties, and the
surrounding country that he will reain in the following
places All persons affected with any com mplaine O
Chronic nature invited to call for gratuous consul
taton.
CUYAHoGA Coat his residence, in East Cleveland,
Spanger Avenue between Main and
Euclid-Sts LIST, I'd, Sd. 4th, 9th 9Th,
7th, 9th h.9h, 10th, llth, i2th, 18Th, 3 ct.
PORTAGE CO:-Garrettsville. Norton House, 30th, 8
A. NJ. to 2 Pm. =
Ravenna, Collins House. 18th,
SUMMIT Co Macedonia, at II. Piles, I4Ih
STARK CO.-Canton City, ste over House, 10th.
Minerva, Yengling House, A. NJ to P.
NJ, 10TH
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goth and 2lst.
uTichsvile, Commercial BALL, 22d.
CARROLL CO:-Carroiton, Patton House, 18Th
JEFFERSON CO.-SreubenYille, u. S. House, Gath. g.
COLUMBIANA CO.-Wellsvilie, Missouri House. 26th
North George town, 9th
BEAVER co PA BEAVER GoImeriy House, 25th.
HARRISON Co.-Cadiz, American House. 23d.
DR.. Dellenbaugh hatters himself, that ne cure
Chronic complaints The oldest and obstinate
acer He uses no mercuria and only med
DR.. d. of Cleveland, is the of the celebrated DIR
Delenhaugh, late of Georgetown. who successfully
treated and prescribed for 267 900 patients during 2e
years practice in this State
All diseases pertaining Women and Children treat
ed with great success by DR.. Dellenbaugh.
Where DR.. D. prescribes for patients his charges will
town the DeIlenhaugh system.
N. B. DR. D. speaks the German language.
About wears ago general health became much i'm
paired, and in a short time there eruption mad
its appearance my face and body assuming the YER,
worst type of skin disease $50 called by the Drs M
husband Icing physician, tried dierent remedies but
avail -ednothing. then appedto other eminent phys
cans but got relief By this time my head and fact
a mass of sores heard of DIR. DIS. great
in treating chronic diseases, diseases of the skin ap
eruption removed, and my general health improved
der bis treatment so that now enjoy good health
houd apply to DR.. Dsllenbangh. MRS. A.FoGEE' GEE
CLEVELAND. April lst,1s5s
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RAREY THE HORSE TAMER.-This celebrate,

RAREY THE t1ORSE IAMER.-l ms celebrated
Horse reforner and gave demonstrations of his
valuable art at the Collins House stables Tuesday and
Wednesday last week.
He formed large clsss, and gave excellent sats-
faction to all interested There something marvellous
in the Rarey-system the equine species, and
promiuen feature is kindness and gentleness its
general introduction, while it will be benefit and in some
degree blessing the valuable of an,
will afford himself Lessons Of value and import
ance, in this respect if in no other a-r-4t = T
RAREY's chief demonstration here made upon q
horse owned by SIN sroUeH of this town. This horse
had been rdden and would vicousy resist and
pei all attempts to mount him.
RAREY gained In brief time such control of the AMI
NAL to ride him without any brdle the horse being
perfectly kind and obedent. he experimental with
other horses, but this the brought
him.
DR.. sEAToN who accompanied Prof. RAREY, lectured
at the Town Hall Monday evening last week. He
derstands his business WELL and has command of lang
uage equal to any emergency
DR.. C. O. MOORE the Editor of the Kentucky Turf Reg
iseT also happened in at the time. He made
q short speech ut the Hall on the evening.
His paper is destined to one Of the leading
sporting papers of the country He got up good list
subscribers here.
1t expected that Mr.. RAREy will be present here,
ton be held the three last days of September
Rarey Association formed, the official announces
ment of which may be seen in another column.