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DIR. NIORsE'S
INDIAN ROOT PILLS.

DR.. MORSE, the inventor OF MOR6ES INDIAN
ROOT PILLS has spent the greater part his life In
travelling having visited Europe Asia and Africa as
well as North America-has spent thee years among
the Indians of our HesteTn country--it was In this
way that the Indian Root Pills FIRST discovered.
Dr. Morse was the arst to establish the fact that
all diseases arise from IMPURlTY oFTHE BLOOD
thai our strength, health and life depended upon this
The reason why people are so distressed when sick
and why 50 many die, because they do not get
dcine which will pass to the sictedpa and which
will open the natural passages for the disase to be
out; hence, large quantity offood and other matter
is lodged ~ the stomach intestines
flowing with the corrupted mas; thus undergoing dis.
agreeable ferme enation, constantly mixing with the
blood, which throws the corrupted matter through
every vein and artery, until is taken romihe body
by disease. DR.. MorsVs PILLS have added to them
selves victory upon victory by restoring millions Of
tho sick TO blooming and happiness, Yes,thou-
sands who have been racked or tormented with sick
pain and anguish and whose fe ebe frames have
been seorched by The burning elements ofragug
and who have been brought asit were, within step
of the silent grave, now stand ready TO testify that
they would have been numbered with the dead had II
not been for this great and wonderful medicine,
Morse's Indian Root Fills. After one or two doses
had been tax they astonshed, and absolutely
surprised, in witnessing their charning effects. Not
only do they give immediate case and strength and
take away all sickness, pain and anguish but they at
go to work he foundation orihe disease which
Is the blood. Therefore it will be shown esDecally
by those who use the Pills, that they will so cleanse
and purify, that disease-that deadly enemy-will
take Its fight, and the flush ofyouth and beauty will
agnnIotuIh ahqtne prospect OF long and happy life
will cherish and brighten your days.
| CAUTloN:-"M Merchants and Trad RS will be onthelr
guard and notbe imposed upon by Counterfeit OF
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills. signed A. b. MooRE
II genuine Pills will hereafter have the name and
signature OF B. LAKE JUDSoN, Successor 10 A j
White & Col on each box.
All orders letters relating To said Pills must be
add ressed to B. LAKE JUDS0N, so Leonard Street
New York. sole prop rietor ofDr Morse's Indian Roo
Pills, or WIN. NUDGE & CO., Earlvllle, Madison
county, New York.
| Dr Morae,s Indian Ront piIIa soI Ia ~, al
| in Medicines.
Agents wanted in every town. village and hamlet il
the land. Parties desiring the agency will address al
above for terms. Price 95 cents per box, five boxe
will bescnt on receipt OF 81, postage paid.
Sold by KAUFMAN u CO., Lancaster; r. j. Mol
Her, Somerset r. Kalb, Rushvie; Abbott and son
ClearpOrt; b. Kieferber Oakland; Druggists and Mer
chants generally through tho country.
| July 81 la50--Iy12
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4 OTHER NEW BOOZE
d. nonaparte,s Grent WORK.

DEIYATE GUfDET0 HEALTH
II REPRESENTING ALI this dis
eases ofthe genital organs ofthe male
and female, with the latest dIscove-
ries in reproduction. The afflicted
should use no remedies before learn
Ing from this valuable work the su-
DpenoHty of the authors Paris and
London treatment Of private disea-
,ses;--OOth married and single should
consult II. This book tells how to
cure the following Diseases, and en-
lightens those who Rrope indarkneSs.
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Pleasant Township Seminary.

'NNhE AnngalTer oftho Pleasant Township SEMI.
nary viii commence with MONDAY, APBlLath,
g. ~. leoo and consist of4O weeks, divided intoThree
summer Session, from April the 9th 10 June the Goth
Ienu bweVe weeks tuition, 50. Vacation weeks,
hn'h session, from September Ard TO Nc vember 23rd
1880 Twelve weeks tuition, so No Vacation -
b. ana NmlerNesson, from November tha Oath 1890
70 MaIsn lh9 lSih, 1891, sixteen weeks lions sa
Boarding VIII be furnished BY the Principai nj
Paper week, JOSEPH 6IEMAN, Pfincipsi.
LAaoas.et, March 20, lsG0-SlyE
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-07
PLATFORM SCALES,

Weighing from 700 to 1900 pounds.
Lancaster, February II, ls59-49 J. G. WEAVER
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-07

Principal Onlce and Sales Rooms, No g, East Fourth
street, Cd Building from Main Street Ohio,
Laboratory In Hammond Street
For sale by George Kaufman 4 90, Lancaster; Alb
boitS Son, Clearport; Bowman & Bahlenbaugh, Roy
alton; Philip Hune, Pleasantye; Wildemuth, Nil.
Ter IL Mason, Basil; q, r. Hamlin, Oakland; Harmon
Curtis, Piokerngton; l. s. Welsz, Lhopolis H. L..
Nicely, Baltimore; G.. o. Miller, MileBport; Beery
q McCandlish, Bremen; !. II. Sunderman, Amanda;
J. h. Bratton. New Salem; Al. Shradcr, ,SugarGrove
and by Drpggistand Merchants generally throughout
the Union. July 7, le59-lyl0
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Potatoes contain kom 70 to 90 per
cent. Of waier-o 81 course possess only 90
to 80 per cent. lofllmtritions matter. OF
this nutritious matter, only about | per
cent. IS gluten and alJumen, snd the rest
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FROM heV'Mr MoMuLLEN, Pastor OfRoborts Chapel,
lNDIANAPoLis, October 9, 1887.
Dr.C.W RoBAcK--Dear Sir; have used your Blood
furlnerfor nervous aoction, from which Thave suf
loret much at times While II Is pleasure to taste, II
certainly has happy effect upon the nerves. Please
accept my thanks for yourkind regards, and believe
me Yours J. w. 7, MoMULLEN.
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spr,ses. Ysspas e, WinSreS Hotsl
StallVorth, yaree A, Absent
Stanton, Benz, Hystts, Sc PenL Ci.sshmn
sssvens, ls ssS9f +" friysss, SOS isihst
stevenson, John W., Private, 5S 9 u
Stewart, James AZ Nstionsl Ho<ei
Stewart, WIN, & Lovissna ~,
Stokes, VIM. b., Browns Hotei
Stout, Lansing, United Slater HoteI o,s n
Stratton, John l.. NJ, Wil6fdf, omce AS u :"
Tappan, Mason W., National Motel
TAYLOR, NJ, Private, west side 2lstu, oet " eDo III
Thayer, Eli, Wiilards' Hotel
Theaker, Thomas c., n yau's, $50 Pa-sS
Thomas, James H., 3H 81
Tompkins, Cydnor B., Washington House
Train, Charles r., Willards' Hotel
Trmble, Carey A, Wlllerds' Hotel
Under wood. John w. H., as 9Th 81
NalsandlEham, Glenn. L., 59 q
Vance, Zebvlon B., Mro Harrison's, 81 Pe- ev
yysndsyerl VIM, Private, 10 Msssssenssers Nv
Wade, Edward, SIS ct
Madron, Henry, Washington House
Wsshburn, C. g. Clarendon House, 9Th &C q Pa sv
Meshburne, Ellhu D., ass 9Th Sc
Washburn, IT,, Israel, Private, Franklin Row, 80
Webster, Edwin ii Mrs. Hsfnson's, 81 fs.6v
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. TIlley's, - Missouri ev
Whiteley, VIM. c., 5l2 II IN st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
Winslow, Warren, 26 g ct
Wood, John, 500 llth st
Woodruff, John, Willards' Hotel
Woodson, Samuel H.. Browns Hotel
Wright, John ". Browns Hotel
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P6R Ahk 36EF SFFSkg 81 RHTNks
UNITED STATES.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING.
WAsHINGToN, February IL. 1860

OFFICE suEyRIsIEXDEsT PpBLIc PENIINe,I
hon of the act Of Congress emitted An act max
ing appropriations to defray the deficiencies in the
department for the fiscal Year ending the sS.R e
June, 1883 and IN p.rt for the support Of the Poet
h Of June isso," approved FeSrusTs Is. nssns Tic
sE.tEp PRoPeskLs will be received unit TV,s-
the Post Offices in the Ugited states for four We. re-
e per eetn,a dedmc from me
e &c pad BY lag J0T tke rtrnE OF ne Egsep,,rs
k,Sts a. which they propose TO PRINT the
The contractor will bs required to execute
Blanks, and to deliver them az suoh prints aud 10
sneh persons as the Superintendent Of the Pub .,
General, ,hal designate, TO be specified in the con
tract and WHOSE receist thereof viii be necessary
as evidence OF the execution of the order The COZ
tractor viii also be required 10 enclose in each
e5fs Of q he b P, S.rcIs, receipt from The
contents of said package 90 be rsturned 20 90. ie
70 be enveloped at expense Of the oont1sctor
with stout wrappers, securely tied with tvIne aud
whom they are directed to Sc sent f0s'inaS'Nf 10
BIdders vii he required 70 furnish sati, factory
and, to insure uniformity in the bids. blank forms
Of prop"sas wall be- furnished on applicsuon at th,s
exact conformity Herewith: -''''' "'O' ="
The paper on which these blanks are 20 be printed
VIII be forsished 70 the contractor from time 10 time
as may be required, upon HE rGauIsition free Of
cost for ranspo tatIon, IN Washington Civ or New
Sost ot uansportation does not exceed that from
nn eI ork 70 Washington City. III required 20 be
nortaton must be borne by the contractor for Print
, Proposals wi oe addressed 20 JOHN HAM
ss sup ef,he Public Printing, washins
Ito be published three times a week mil ~.
Sth day Of March ia the Constitution, Evenins
star, AID states and Union, Wsshingtop: ennhii,
can, Baltimore; Pennsyl vanian and ARM XII,
delphia; Day Book. New York, and Post, Boston, I
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

WMI Hcst r X PpoTEL;5A Macfs-l.nd, sc; C
a TSni F hsIn R :nd lady Co fns, La
Rissok, Belgium; i"" Pond snd is T5,ady' a.
SSoGlI do; Althsop ana iady. Pa; Dr. N Groen.
Wilson Paw psniel 81; %lss B ses1:sy. ~; c
Mss $50, Gs S % y NY; Hon QascE
H Rff. sad F sdy q Ej s.ss
snd Isdy' NJ; w Demmiek, Pa; Hard, NJ; Jno
SsP ogs, do; Mrs. sSsks' 40; WIa%s Sc;
.sti, a5d family; Mass; Cr srooRs, M; Mum Nun
SStohhi ny; Bur oy; do; u, G Anderson, .; j l.
CO. Pa S tP;t as vs SGG's s1 5u ssit
Ef7ssfsd, va; crsHfsrd Ms's,mHP C.;
Nd; " I, 4 Bowen, RI; A $ Doans, NJ; l. Thomas
F. Ss9S?sS Ff !rio W EIsVjj sn
ca s9asf Tl. hSad Sc Tx HGGRss NY Ne;
I'd Ssksl:T 81 is5
Borss. an. nd aa, MsGsIy Xs J.9 plS 1nd
No; a C,ark, Gardner and LAZY, fors,t 4oFs
his,r Epb Do. r Pa; Cox sld lady NJ
Ms LSRs' Md Halt and fam. Dind.ay "
BROWNS HOTEL-C d MoNeel.v. n priss
Pa; 6 Wider, Nc; ri L Lasstsr. Vsnshsn. 'tSJ
K KsiF Joy, Mass; s Eaton: Maj II Horton. j c
Adams; Burkhalter. Sc; Fl McE,wen. Tenn:
sm aeia,I paws, Cummings. r Lloyd. Pa: j Ad-
Eioe, Nd; L n EarFdsle. Va; G A Tifriii, NJ: A
titus ,', Mas; " Brnylss, NC; Mrs Harris. Judge
KOtsy VA! rf u Otny, vs.; A M.cllan, Nc;
Thomson, Ct; NJ GARRISON, Ala; 6 Richmond, III;
: tGss VS; J Gen1sila and daughter, Miss; nj
WASHINGTON HOUSE.-B " keenan,, NO;
W y yveaIan' III; Hon Clark, NH; john ] Sig
"a IRAN an Clark, Nc; Sidney Smith, Mass, A II
9nov, Mass; T Hoyt. Waller, DRAGON. K Eurt
Wright, Ind. ''oN' o.
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MEDICINES.
IT IS NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY,
L SINCE ILL,
OLD AND YOU NC.
AFFIRM ITS TRU1

vIz'-rHAr RR R9E5ss2H yMEooDs HAIR
Will preserve ,n5aiiiSig The syo q and colo, of
IMAGINABLE sEs Perfectly, restore the gray, cover
make .o snd Seou than sny tns
preserve the scalp free from all disease to the great
Ladies Of ali Classes ali over the world SesT ts sft
Read the following, and judge:
HICKORY GROVE. St. Charlie, CO.. Mo-, Nov. ls, 81.
we're induced to nae Of your Hair Restorative and
:see.s were 80 wonderful il 0sF du Jon and tn:
been Perfectly covered with and some called scsd
when friend seeing his sus.fngs advised u. To- uss Won.
Restorative did with little hope OF bot
removed the disease entirely, and a and Iulurant
crop of hair started or and say that our
other child. We therefore, and hereby, recon-
the ans all diseases
GEoRGK W. HIGsfssorHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGINBOrHAM
PROF WooDDsar Sir: My hair had, for several years.
been becoming prsma,urey gray accompanied by harsh
mes: which rendsTet the coast,nt aPPca of
tive about months ago that condition; and hav.
its natural COLOR and assumed son.ss and u,r.
greatly be preferred those produced by the
SI af & ad s In
used as Hair Restorative, for the ,impl. purpos.
refer to me all who entertain doubt Of performing
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10, 1857.
WELLINGTON Mo, Dec S. 1857.
PROF WooD-Desr Sir: By the advice Of = friend Of
mine, who HIS been your Hair Restorative in
duced TO try IT. had the fever last Nav,
nearly every hair my head cdme Now my hair h,s
come great deal thicker than Nothing but
duty and sympathy that fee no
are afflicted have been. would induce 10 give this
public acknow Of the benefit have from
Prof. W Gods Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully, A JACOBS
The Restorative put up In bottles of three slzes
VIZ: large, Medium, and small the small holds halt
pint, and retails for dollar per bottle the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent. proper
ton than the SINAI retalls for two dollars per bot
tie; tine large holds quart, 40 per cent. more in
proportion, and retails for SIS "a bottle.
%. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, Sl2 Broadway,
lishment.l and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo;
and sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia 5.eoSn
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NerIcE FOR ffA A2; ri RsEsroRAr,oN OF
GEST "a N LAMPS TO MARKET IN The

STATE Or LOUISIANA. NNAhi IN lhE
The grant of lands made by act of Congress .p-
aud IN the constructors of certain TairoaX therein
mentioned having been so far adjusted as author
inaHer described motto. is hereby gtrsn that ali tie
vacant G6rsd lands which Zig outside of six miles
Opelousas to the State line in the
under mentioned townships, which have not been
purpose tchasrsr and whioh were sr5jeet to private
entry at the date of withdrawal at Urinary min
under the sot Of August 4th 1884, viii be restored
private entry on the days and at tho places herein
per acre, Or at the Prices to which they may have
graduated at the date of withdrawal.
=, At the Land ohioe at NEW ORLEANS, on Monday,
the Dth day Of March next-vIz:
South Of the base ling Of the principal sersdidn
and "sst ofthe M,ss,ssippi rtrer.
s f9a and s. ,e q Is and H.
%cxa:ssI's: IS + s n: IND i, & 1snss +
TowasRips 4 IS i, and a.; Is, O Of rsn 90 IS
TTownshios T. IS, i, and ls, Of range is.
Iovnships i and nd H. Il, Of isns ' Il: e
TTow wnP Is' e, and H. 3 Of az q:
r ownshiPPs e. f. s 81 ~, Of
Township IL. Orange g.
At the Land Office at OPELousAs, on Monday
the 18th day al March next-viz:
North Of ths base line and east Of the priSeipaI NE
ridldn.
Township l, of ranges and 2.
Nor.h Of the base line and Of the prt4eipdl SsS-
Townships /. 8, and I, Of rsnseI.
townships |, 2, 4, and 5, of range 3.
Townships l, 2, and 5, of ranges.
South Of the base line and east Of the principal NE
townships I, g, 4, !, and 10, of range1.
Township !, 2, Sc, .. 20. sn3 u. of Tangea.
Townships 2, 8, 4, 6, and -, of range s.
Townships 2, s, 4, 5, ard IL, Of range4.
Townships 4, 5, g. 2, IL, IL. and Is, of ranges.
Townships 4. S, 6. :, and Is Of ranges.
townships 6,7,s,a, 10, I'd, IS, and Il. of range7,
townships 9, 9, 10, II, l3sand IA. of range 8.
townships 2, 10, II, and Il. of ranges.
Townships 10, ~. Il, IS, and Is, of RANGE IL,
Townships II, IL. IS, and IL, Of range Is.
Soxth Of shs base line a.d Of tAe yriaeipag me-
ridida.
Townships L. and s, of raageI,
Townships and 2, Of range2
Townships ]. 2, 4, and 5, of ranges
Iownsh,psl ], 8, 4. 5, and 6, of ranges l. 5, rndG
townships IS, 4, aaa 5, Of ranges and 8.
Iownshlpsl s, and 4. of ranged
townships 2, 3, and 4, of ranges 10 and II.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton this twentJ-eiehth day Of December, ls5e:
Act'g Commissioner General Land Once.
NoTR-Under the regulations of the department,
as herstofore and now existing. payment can be
MADE Tor advertising procamatlons except 10 euch
RrDshers as are SPECIALLY dxthorized TO publish By
the SGmm commissions Of the General Land 0hhoe.
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COLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE,

~ BALTIMORE.
ROBERT b. COLEMAN, late Of the frm Of
Coleman & S:etson of the AstOr House 4
end more recently of the st. Nicholas VENA$
Hotel, New York, has, in oonneotOn with kE:ka.I
his son, FREDERICK w. COLEMAN, taken the
charge of the above well known house for a term
of years. Many impOrtan alterations and improve
every respect.
The locstlon of this house is convenient to trav-
eers and citizens, the city passing constantly
to all points. and the Baltimore and OHIO and
Washington depots being III close proximity.
Liberal ARRANGEMENTS Will be inside with families
or single gentlemen for Board. (elther full or par
tall
They will continue the international Hotel, at
Niagara Falls, New York in the same sum 7tuous
manner that has made 1t so popular with the travel.
Ing public during the past season. de % SIN
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ALPHABHTIcAL LIST And KkDUoH
MKMBKRS OF YHE XXXvIth CONGRESS.


S6NA xOASs
Anthony, H. B., willards' Hotel
benjamin, j. r, Jackson, Place, cor n and isx sts
Bingham, K: s, Ws.iinssOn House
Bragg, Thomas, Vernon House
BTssi Js.s.s 81 h Fl sst r ~ ana md
Brown, A. g., National Hotel ,,
Gss% Came Simon, sSS Pc Az. 0PsSsss W. wAf
SisTf, p.nist, IasSiss.on House
SosmsI' j ISSs " 3: asss i''h 100
Dixon. James, SIS Ccroorsn'. Row, street
RSSsss, STEPHEN a. Mnss:sss kSs; e., NAV
EssS Ssaisn r. MIs e. Bss 81 and ION
EItzpatrIok, Benjamin, Browns Hot@
Eo osssf sGoPos, Nv WHARF, GnR%fHn Hoe $50
Green, James s. Crutohett's, al, oor and 9Th sts
s ssIs, J %% ~ ~ Nsid. .. 0 Goss 18th
HHsms aaannb W.shinssoU Ho M:a.on p.o.
Harlan James, Ws:hi HHsSs,ospP House
iveTson. A.. Miss oueen's 5. 81 sth 81. BET sGdE
f. OF FEN TsnS i Hcss 'a
Kenneay. AlthSny, ass sth st. between D sod E 3
Mallory, S. r., NATIONAL Hotel
Mason, Jas. NJ, 424 II st, bet 18th and l3th
Nicholson, A. q. P, Kirkwood House
Pearce; James A, Mrs. lrving's, % ~ Ut
Powell, L. W., ass G st, bet 18th and 18th
Pugh, g. T., 400 4Ih st, north of Law
s siSs III S ROE = be- e. and LIST st
s;sssS. WI +. f. %}::ss Hsss md 18th
Shdsll. John, sI2 st, bet 18th and lsx
Ten Eyck, J. c., Mr.. McBlair, 1872 ct and Pa sv
Thompson, John r., 45s 18th st, bet E and
Toombs, RObt, 2i8 st, bet 18th and 18th
Trumbull, Ly man. AL 9Th st, bet 4 and
Wade, B. F., Mrs. H. au's, $50 Pa sv, bet sth nh
Wilson, Henry, Mr.. Joys, cor 9Th and Pa av
WigfaiI, l.. t., Browns Hotel
wilkinson, NJ. = Mr.. Soomon's, 469 9Th u
Yulee, David L., 262 st, bet 18th and 18th
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THE MISSOURI BATES CoNvKNrIoS.-The St
L2uis Republican says that the Bates Convention
heid In that city, on Saturday, was perhaps the
sublim est fzzle ever known In the State of Mis-
souri, meagre In numbers, inconsiderable in
point OF the influence Of the men who composed
At, wanting In anything like enthusiasm. divided
In sentiment, 1t cannot be regarded in any other
light than as most 0ipantic failure
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OPENING-oPENINHGiii popr.N .,rr

0PENING-OPENING!
" EUROPEAN HOTEL.
The undersigned has the honor of announcing to
his friends and the citIzens of Washing 4
ton and elsewhere, that he will open his YEMY
new and spacious establi shment, 1.-THE lb.hH
EUROPEAN HOTEL" corner of nth and PENN
avenue, on Saturday next The arrangements, en-
bracng tho various DEPARTMENTS, have been carried
out with suoh circumspection as to suit every de-
mand which may be made for coed eating, drin king,
&C., dc. The rooms for lodging are com cor table,
united with prompt service. Apartments can be
rad q. stated price per dar or week, whilst meals
Will be served either at table dhots a la carte.
The location is such as TO facilitate official business
matters, being central and commanding ready ao-
cess to the Capitol as well a. to the DEPARTMENTS
The Restaurant attached To the hotel will always
be In a condition 20 accommodate passengers who
mey arrive by early trains. The undersigned fiat
tiers himself that lbera patronage will reward his
exertiOns, as no pains Will be spared in order to
give entire satisfaction to those who may honor
him with their custom.
fe Is If =. ENRICH.
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To BE KEPT FROM THE INFLUKScK OF THE
PRIEsTs-An order has been issued it is stated
In an English paper, by the French Minister Of
war, forbidins soldiers in garrison at Paris, or
any other town in France, from attending wor-
ship In parochial or conventual churches and in
umating that, for the future, provision would
everywhere be made within the barracks for the
regular celebration OF mass. The Origion Of this
regulation is said to be the efforts on the part of
priests TO influence the minds of the soldery in
favor of the Pope
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IL The will of John Boxer, the father-in-law
OF John Dean, the coachman, who eloped with
his own Mary Ann" about three years ago, was
offered Tor probate in the Surrogate's Court New
York on Monday. The testator leaves all his
real and personal estate to his wife to he divided
after her death into four parts, which are to be
distributed among four Of his children. One
clause cuts "hlary Ann" off however. from the
share she was to have had when the testament was
framed-the deceased even mentioned his desire
will ~
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A DEAD Man ADJUDSED TO PAY 81, OSe FOR THE
tVN OF BEING BLOWN UP IN POWDER MILL
AZ a recent Ulster county, New York Court, the
iohowing trial came of: John Smith against
Huram Hasbrouck, administrator of Adam Wies-
ner, deceased. Mr.. Hasbrouck is administrator
OF Wlesner by virtue of his office Of county trea-
surer Plaintiff claimed that the carelessness of
WieSner caused an explosion Of his powder mill
at Esophus, by which he lost 81 900. Wiesner
WIS killed by the explosion, and left relatives
The jury gave a verdict for plaintiff of 81 .tS3.
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IL Mons De Lave, whose feats OH the tigh
rope gained him much notoriety last sumr2er.
gave one of his exhibitions to an admiring and
wonder struck crowd in Chatham street, New
YORK, on Monday afternoon. A rope was stretched
across the street from the top of the National
theatre to the roof of the house opposite. At
SIX O'Clock Mons. DeLave made his appearance
fearlessly crossed the narrow bridge His return
trip he devoted to the exhibition of numerous dar-
Ing feats such as kneeling, lying full length and
standing on his head upon the rope. His safe
performance Of these was greeted with hearty
cheer by the spectators