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A4NSAs JCsTIcE.-The Holiidaysburg
yS'er states that one William T.. Thomp-
4 -' Who murdered Andrew j. Rodrigue
"ansas IN the spring of 1853, has at
-s'h been arrested, and is now confined
'pe Jail at Lawrence to await his trial.
s circumstances of the case are familiar
vi our citizens. This is certainly tar
'slLce, as Thompson has been lurking
| '1au Lecompton ever since the commit
p ofthe crime.
ioong Rodrigue was a son of Dr..
1 - que, who at one time resided in our
~ aud we trust that his murderer Will
:.'ye lis deserts.
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splendid assortment of FURNITURE, which
he viii sell very cheap. COFFINS made to
order the shortest notice and at reasona-
BILE prices.
Ebensburg, Oct 6. ls59:tf
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, NOTIONS, &c
The subscriber begs leave to announce to
the citizens of Ebensburg and surrounding
country, that he has just received large and
new stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWEL
RY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, + AN
GOODS. NOTIONS, &c, &c, which he offers
very cheap. The public are invited to call
and examine his complete assortment, as he
considers it no trouble to show his goods,
even if he fails in making sale. Store-room
on the Diamond, opposite Thompson's Hotel.
By strict attention TO business, he hopes to
merit and receive the patronage of a generous
public. Give him call, and you will get
bargains.
sesg~ Clocks, Watches, Jeweiry, Accordeons,
&c. repaired on short notice, with neatness
and dispatch. All work warranted, and char
oes low, TOct. I3, 3,l66O:tf.
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CABINET wARE-R00sT.

% f V A n S re-
H. spectfully in
forms the citizens of
Ebensburg, and Cam
bria county general.
ly, that he has on
hand and for sale, at
his Ware-room, one
square west of Blair S
Hotel. a large and
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TSTATE OF EVAN LLOYD, DECD.

ESTATE OF EN an lloyd, DECD.
- Letters Testamcntary on the estate of
Evan LLOYD, late of Cambria township, Cam
bria county, deceased, having been granted to
the subscriber by the Register of said county,
all persons indebted to said estate are hereby
notified to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same are re-
quested to present the same properly authen-
ricated for settlement.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Executor.
Ebensburg, Dec. 6, l860-6t
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EVAN E. EVANS.
General Agent for Cambria County

GencraI AgenI TOT OH1HDTIH VUUnIy.
P S.-Good Canvassers are wanted in all
parts of this County for the above work, to
whom n liberal compensation will be given.
AnnIications which must he made al an early
date vii receive prompt attention.
Dec e. $3.50. At.
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COURT-We are compelled for want
of room to omit the publication of the
proceedings of Court last week. The ca
ses were principally of trivial nature,
and would hardly interest the reader
We may or may not publish an abstract
of them next week John Lee, charged
with the murder Of Charles Watkins, In
Johnstown, in last September, was ac-
quilted.
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ENIGMA.-I am composed OF } letters
Erase my l. and you have proposition.
Place my ? before my /, and you have the op-
poste of nature.
Transpose me, and you have black, oily
substance.
Take me as am, and you have an animal OF
the genus Mus FLANNEL.
Answer TO last weeks enigma-'The Eb-
ensburg anG Cresson Railroad
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FoH SALE-A fine double -barrelied En-
glish shotgun. Inquire .f c. Il. Jones.
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9A-JOB WORK done at this Office.
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.EVEN YEARS.

Wilmore, Dec. 8, ls60-3t
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\. B.-Subscriptions received and forwar-
ied by GEO. ". OATMAN, agent for Ebens-
burg and ndvirinity, where specimen Engrayings
and Art journal can be seen.
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Died.


BysAs On Saturday, August 4, pArTicE H. BEnaS, aged
10 months and II days o., .
The friends and Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend The funeral this sunday after
John and Alice Behan 2ot East Eighteenth street, New
York. a., -
Rgoyx AT Tangier, on Friday, July 0, Mrs. BRows,
wife Of the United states Consul General.
Brss On Thursday, August 4, Dr. RAlrH j. BvsH, In
the soib year Of bis ago. -
The relatives and friends and also 81 his son. H. v
Bash and bis sons IN law, r. T. and Morgan, are re
specially melted 10 attend the funeral at hs ate rest
dspce No 81 North Moore street, Monday morning,
al nine O'Clock. His remains vii be taken 70 Esst
Chester for iuternent. - -,
Coiyts On Saturday, August Joyt X. Cotrxs, aged
90 years 4 m ,uths and days.
The relatives aud friends of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral nj the residence OF his "a
Their No Is Clinton street, this Sunday Afternoon nj
half past one o'clock The remains viii be taken 10 Hun
tiogton. !. : on Monday morning. -
CotIs On Saturday, August T. Of typhoid ever d.
MN CoilISs, aged "a years.
His friends and those Of his family are respecuuuy IN
vtted Va attend his funeral from his late resdenc No.
Thirty ninth street corner OF tgnth sVebue ~
\ half pas, one O'Clock on Monday afternoon.
CHappyproS Friday morning, August ., sriA1iSr
wife ~ the late James Chsdderon after ong nnd pain
1 ful nlnefs, aged SO years, months and y dafs
Ny mother, your trial over
| Your pilgrimage IL past,
/ TIE gstos of heaven arc open
| Redemption smiled AT lsst
| Your guardian angel guide you,
| trust your lot may be
| IN heavenly lays
| The lord ~ praise
| From Cplvary Cemetery
| Farev ell mother farewell forever more Amen.
The relatives and hieads VI the laiaIy are resPeeHl
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occurred soon after the 23d OF june correspondent
oeirut forcshadow ed the event.
w. the place blotted out Of existence by ths
aasocys,. 'rted, with Sidon, half Of the
n'soSy n c1ept and popusou and also IN the mum
of chur shes sud church meIs- vssrs asr,ssiix
struction and ~ the number Of places N'~'
evangelical movem.r mt has begun. ~
Letters from the AM. rican missionaries In Syria g.,
that it is hoped ana believed that number Of the Protes
tant Christians at Hasbeiy escaped. The latest news
from Sidon states that many Of tho Proesants in that
gon had been protected by friendly Druses and Metawa
Hes This would indicate that some of the Druses at
least, were not quite bad the Turks Il is certain
however, from the tone of these advces there
been many MURDERS and that the sufferers there
need more than ever of the active aid and sympahes of
Christians everywhere.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
me stated meeting OF the managers was neld at the
Bible House. Astor Place. Thursday the I'd inst at half
past three NJ, Fraocis Hall Esq, In the chair assisted
by Perit, Esq Five Auxiliaries recognized
one 10 Ohio In Georgia and three in Texas letters
were received from Rev DR. Butler, Bareily India Su
perntendent Of Methodist Missions from Rev Mr. Bush
nell, of the Gaboon Mission, Western Africa from Rev.
M Bliss, agent for the Levant from Rev. H. Wheeler
and others, committee OF the North Armenian Mission
Kharpoot Asia Minor from A. N. Sewell Esq., Hayti from
Agent Thompson, Mexco from Rev Dr.. Crooks, accept
ing appointment a member of the Committee Yer
sions and from Rev DR. Forsyth, reporting his attend
delegate OF this society at the late anniversary OF
the Bible Society Of Virginia. Grants a books were
made for distribution In various portions Of the domestic
field.
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Person al Inseiligence.

Cepriano c. zegarra Peruvian Minister 70 the United
states Pedro Ortiz, and NJ Ne Brabandere, both rom
Washington; Gen. Kimberley, Of New haven b v. Bent
ley, ESQ, OF Nashville; John II surby, Esq.,
Fuller tsq., and A. n. Thomrecn, Eeq all OF Philadel
pha, are stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
Hon Martin Wells, Of Connecticut; Hon. b. j. Garrett
son, Of Poughkeepse; Hon. l. A. Clark OF virginia;
Recorder barnard Of New York. Col. Cannon, Of Ken
tucky, and Lieut. GILL; of the United States Army, were
among the arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday
Col W III. sledge and family, Of Texas Capt A. Chsse
and lady OF Portland Eviith, ESQ., and James Evilith,
Esa, both OF Washington, and Hutchings, Esq, OF
Montreal, are stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Taylor Blow Esq, and family Of 81 Louis II. d. shep.
herd, Esq., q Virginia, and Judge volney Stamps and
lady OF Mssssppi, are stopping at the Filth Avenue
Hotel
Capt Crowen OF the steamer Florida; Col Isaac Ola
zer OF San Francisco; r. Jones Isa, and LADY, OF Sa
vannah T. II Mcmahon, Esq, and family, Of Galveston
and Mr. H. Barnett, OF Boston, are stopping the La
fargo House.
In stated tha, Garbaldi has given place In The Cab
net 10 Alberto Mario the husband OF Miss Jessie White
of Mazzintan potorety.
We learn from Rome that Cardinal wlsemsn rapidly
recovering his health.
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City IntciIfyenee,

--p,s HOUSE, or hMRcr.-we desire 10 cal
MIS- fIonrA>. public to this meritorious In
inc attention a ~ better known and az
stitu,ion, which should D. by Mrs. Rlchmon
precaied. The obtsc. aimed nate girls VIII
| is the rotarmation OF those unsof'> i want an,
have Teen lei ss.rsv through week.-Mrs.. ou, q
ignorance, and who, thy N-"re shown way
eh''' j" On~. "srs are
guardianship Of this noble hearted woman, MAJ.
30 arranged that girls ~ho are young In ain are not Ia
Jured ty association with more hardened offenders rhis
enterprise must commend itself all lovers OF virtue
In great metropolitan city like ours where Young girls
are surrounded by temptat on and evil inesaoss
important that those who more through weaknass
repentance open TO them and should be le 10 tread
the downward road without hand stretched out 10
hold them back and save them There is committee Of
ladies' nom the different congrfgat ons in the city, who
visit the "House" regularly, and are endeavorng
raise money to keep It up The Inmates in want Of
comfortable clothing, and at times the funds low
that they have scarcely enough We are request
ed to state that Messrs Acker Merall Co. corner OF
West Broadway and Chambers street, will receive
sions which msy be sent to their care for Mrs Rich
nsopd, Bloomngdae, and will kindly for ward them free
Of expense
THg NEW srrE RULING EyyxropEs.-The contractor, G.
r. Eest, Of this city, hes commenced 70 oil the orders
ofPostmsers the Department for the new self ruling
stamped envelope combining the latest improvements
He "a now psspared he believes, not only to grappie
vita the present the current demand but TO
keep pace with any increase likely to result from the
popularity Of tbs veopo Au<ng the orders 10 De
fie are those Of thousands o. Postmassers who
have attempted TO sell the old ss-nped envelope
AN APPEkl FOR MARGARET EAGAS.
To The HxRAID
DEAR aR-Hargaret Hsgap living In frame house on
the line Of Eighty fourth street. between Eleventh. and
Twelfth avenues, is compelled to leave thss locality In
consequence Of notice from the Street Department that
the house urst be moved before the 10th inst will
De dowr. She has relied for two years past the
tivati Ou Of VIII n
70 bouquets which has enabled her during that period
support a husband who is Row and who has been con.
sta6 ty sick with consumption and liver complaint She
has also child 70 support Unless generous public
sympathize with this poor woman In her great trouble
and enable her raise s25the cost of removing said
house her home and the only means OF support, will be
entirely taken away within few days.
She will be grateful the editor Of the HERALD will al.
low this To cqpear; and any par ties desiring 10
render email assistance 10 such destitute case, can lind
her ths locality designated subscriptions eft with
me shall lie applied to the best advantage.
Yours, much obliged,
s. DAT, l, 244 Broadway,
near Thirty hrst street.
New YORK, August 2, 1890
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The Late 8rsvet Major Fairchiid.

The Late arsvet Major Fatrchild.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR HIS FUNERAL oBsEQuIEs o.
A'oNDAY.
meeting Of the members. Oh the scott Lie Guard Ant
officers of the various regL vents OF the First div
sion, was held last evening at thu. armory OF the Eight
regiment Centre market TO mako arrangements for tn
funeral Of Brevet Major Fairchld on n, 'nday next
Colonel James c. Durham was selected - Chairman
and Captain lnnes as Secretary.
committee Of four, consisting Of Majors Hsa, Farms
worth and Ward and Lieut. Brown, appointed te draft
resolutions, reported tho following
Resolved, That with feelings Of uaminged reg7cs
We regard the demise OF our former fellow Sol.
der, BSeyet Major Morton Farchild, Of the New
loss, NO are happy in the Consciousness that he
leaves record which shows gallant and patriotic ser
hat he win long BE- remembered as 40 upright and public
spirited citizen.
Resolved, That an evidence q our respsss for his
many virtues a. soldier citizen and companion, we will
attend his remains to their final resting place With the
usual and benlting honors.
unfsgned coincidence for that which, although lon0ex
pectei is 70 them an irreparable loss.
c.Unr. vote o. thanks was s prsossa 70 aaor
tcpate a. an escort in Of the attendance Of any
battalion for that purpose.
The following programme was then adopted for the
The members Of the New York Volunteers Lscott Life
GuAfd) will meet at the armory No 4sl Broadway at
twelve O'Clock thence proceed in full unorm TO the
City HALL from which place the funeral cortege vii. move
at two O'Clock. The Volunteers will act as guard OF
honor.
The surviving members Of the New York regiment will
parade under command Of Lieut.. Potter.
Companies and regiments Of the First division Of the
New York State Militia, intending 10 participate,
quested 10 report themselves to Col Burnham, a. the
Governors Room City Hall, before two O'Clock
Ihe following gentlemen will act pail bearers
Brevet Colonies Burnbam Raynor and Shumway, Bsevet
Lieutenant Colonel Dyckman, Brevet Majors Farnsworsh,
Hall Tay or and Innes, and Captains Smith, Lowell Car
land and Buck. Clergymen-Rev Messrs. Armitage and
stryker.
Lodges Of the Masonic and Odd Fellow fraterntes, OF
which the deceased was member. intending to take
part in the obseques, will communicate with Colonel
Burpham.
The funeral of the late Brevet Major Mortin Fairched
OF the New York Volunteers wrake place from the City
Hall on Monday, the eth inst, at two O'Clock precisely
All those who served in the army and navy during the
late Mexican campaign, and residing in the city,
invited To attend and will report 10 Lieutenant James
d. Potter at half past ten O'Clock. in front Of the City
Hall. The members Of the New York Volunteers will ap
pear in citizens Dress wearing their medals. The diff
crent Lodges Of T. A. MasQns, who intend to partici
pate in the funeral ceremonies requested be at
the Governors Room promptly at two p. n
JAMES c. BURNHAM, Brcvet Col. N. Y. Vols.
The 8 colt Life Guard will meet at their Armory
on Monday, ct twelve N. J. HOBART WARD, Captain.
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Thu CSmaml.

wARRKxrox, vA--Ncesrs James, Tongne and Richard
SON. appointed by the Town Counsel 70 take the census
have Discharged their duty and made their report on
the LIST Of May. There $40 whites, 5tS akes and
50 free negroes In town making in the aegrtt l,Ats
death IA value Of real estate s62S BIS, annual value
s36 34T so. Votes In the town 1876
ErwhRK, n. J-The census aSer has completed bis
work in the Third ward, and reports 62ss persons and
1 ,2e9 families.
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DAVID Bouwcx, revolutionary pensioner died Al New
Milford Conn, on the 18th ut at the age u ninety nine
wears and two months Mr.. Bostwick Joined the Con'
Mental army when but sixteen years old. lie tought al
the battles VI Ger uAutowp and Monmouth
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Halter 10 the Prince Of Wales.-Ths
''-'' No. ZIG broadway. opposite s. Pauls church.
SUMMER STOCK,
The LAST we shall oaer in this stand,
CLOSED OUT
&sTe" nrpucTIoN OF PRICys
concluded clear out entire stock before re-
Consists of large and complete variety of all the latest
" SUMNER ssis GE1THrSo'
Those who have not YET completed Their wardrobe
or strangers v'i,us sSI Il s oF PC
10 purchase their summer ao e,s.h s,a, As &C.
bEVs a j sS sSs sss 4 co..
corner Of Warren street.
ut guaranteed at the old established depot loo Chatham
7n BROADWAY.
Miniatures In on, and DAsusrreOiypsi.
Mlus,ures cssneA Imperlss snd Ie Sire forty nine
1a9) Fulton street
stefnway & sons
grand and ps.s s sns W.l sa, ave
Deasuc. s.iamandsr sans-with Pa
proof and psror sAes peIa MYTH sTse
Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
burglar proof Safes Isl Broadway corner OF Murray street,
New York
wheeler q wilson's sewing Machines.
Once sos Broadway, N. Y.
Grover Il Bakers Celebrated Notseless
Sewing best for family sewing i95 Broad
way, New York, and fs2 FULTON street, brooklyn
GLASS shades, for Covering Clocks, Vases,
''sAeS " "'"e $ j. PARDEssEs, "a Plat street. NY.
II your Hair IL Gray or Failing On, Use
BaIlard's Hair Dye sud Hair Grower A6 broadway.
Beautifal COMPLIMENTARY 1Lfquid
Pear achieved celebrity having no equal Tor besuh
Tying and preserving The skn- s3g Broadwsy
Crfstadoro's Hair Dye. wigs and Tou-
pees the the wo a. Wholesale aud ret and The Dye
privately applied At No Aston House
world Made sold and applied appropriate private
al The wig factory, 10 Bond street
CIirehugh's IIlusive wigs are Entire
novelties; earrings unsteinsble no turning up behind
go Broadway, northeAs corner OF Hesae sIee'
scaId Head, Sore Head nnd Other Dis
orders Q scrofulous faint positively hesied by hO
LOwAY's Pills and Ointment The ho snd sccreons are
the Pills and the external erupuons
dried by the balsamic Ointment
DIR. marsh Continues 60 Apply Ills Radi-
cal Cure Tru.s with IN tecpg permanent cures Of
hsrpis run ture Ne RsH co No 2Nesey street n n
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NoArryY-LurHxR On Thursday, August by the Rev.
Mr. Cooieef Mr. AtyrkHuxR ecAr1HY, OF New orleans,
Ia 10 Mss HIzA LrrER youngest daughter OF James
Luther sr, OF Brooklyn, y. D., New York.
New Oreana papers please copy.
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The unverray approved vegetable purifiers Of al The
pieX intricate Internal works OF our bodies Price Is
cents and directions.
with Aikaoid and Ssrsapariia. Especially efca
Liver affections and constitutional cosenes Price
30 cents -
BRANDRErH's QUINTEssENCE OF sARsAPARILLA,
being the latter Pills fluid form The best article Of Ssrsa
para made. Warranted. Price % cents Canal street
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Drawfngs OF the Delaware state Lotts-
res.-wOOD, EDDY CO., Managers OF the
D5IAwAxs EE1ucxf Asp Sssos s STATE LorrT a5
6s, 20, 66, II, Al, 8, AZ, AZ. Is, 49, So, So, l6.
DxIAwAnx-CIAss No. SO AUcUsr 4, 1850
AZ, as. 2, "a, rs, 81, 5, SO, 70, 65, A., As, rs.
Circulars sent free OF charge BY addressing either 70
WOOD, EDDY CO, Wilmington, Delaware,
Or 70 WOOD, EDDY CO.. st. Louis Missouri
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TT Is sFIDOw THAT WE NOTICE ANYTHING IN THD
/ medical line nor would ubiess could BE-
vroed that doing duty n journslist, -
recommend log the public nr. y. HOsfkTIEk's CkLk-
BRATFD BI1TERs FOR the 81 hsi mo terrible and "a
IA nf all and Frnm own erperfenco
valuable specih safely ssy hs Tor diseases
n The above nature without rival la timely
has fellow being from premature
grave Every day hear u ia conqneag the worst cNscs
with the complaints arising from an rrrRusriy Of The
digestive Organs rohing beneficial than these
Bfters We cheerfuy recommend the houssnts
this STATE sunefas the intense pain certain
cure heir and be convinced IT th-r many
eyceeu, qualities FOR sae BY druggss and dealers gene
rally every where.
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Halter TO the Prince Of Wales.-Ths
Prince OF eaies SOFT HAT. WHITE, the Halter.
No. ZIG Broadway opposite st. Paul's church.
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e-pyARsH FROM LONDON, NAruyACrU0n
L. very superior Ioudon shirt ss and ~ Cealarus
81 ready made all preea 10 Town Hosiery and shr ss.
s23 Broadway.
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WASHINGTON, August 2, 1880.
7he BrougAam Daitd, Aedir7A< True 0at, e the Case-
The Incorporates Of Lord Bropghdr'lis Erpanaton-
Judge Lon9are,,- tnmannerty Londonns-Ixr. Dsoksn-
sons Specialize Great Eastern, dc, dc.
The Brougbam Dallas Affair the International Stats
teal Congress made something too much Of. The cir
cumstances IL Is understood the best informed quar-
tiers, are simply tbcse;-rhe American Minister ha de-
cllned 10 attend the Congress his Official charac 'u,
on the occasion Of the Inauguration by the Prince ,
deemed proper 10 mark his respect for his Roy Ugh
ness and the Queen by his presence, In complal 9TH
other members Of the diplomatic corps Tn Princes
speech very sensible and judicous. The OK Lord
Chancellor Bougham, the oldest and most eminent
member OF the Congress chosen to propose the vote
Of thanks for the royal address, and he seems 10 have
been quite thrown Oh his balance lie In rapture'
delighted that the crowd great In spite Of the
extreme inclemency OF the weather, aud finally In the
eSuberance Of his Philo negrosm quite ovcrjoyed that
a ssvan Of African blood among them.
Brougbam famous for nalsprcpcs remarks, and his
anusicn Mr.. Dallas II ia stated, was only Of this kind
hand said that while he could not restrain the ex
preston OF his pleasure at the presence Of his Negro
palas really 70 apologize for noticing the fact in bis
presence Tits arm, his oc,agenarian Iordship'
yGS q poor sss ss. blum :,
intended for civih,es more Offensive than Other
mems CRITICISMS The good sense and tsss'
by disaaipipg 70 take any notice Of the aluson. Hat
our Minister instead Of preserving the dienncd renn
becoming bs poston, been sarruous and indiscree
| "a Lord Broueham, there might have been "a scene
| mor,ifyinE 70 all well regulated minds
Judge Lcnpswcet, the author of Georgia Scenes" an
| formerly President OF the University OF Mississippi,
delegate from this country arst 90 offended tbs
he threatened 10 Withdraw from the Congress The wors
thing about IL the applause and laughter whc
Brouehams m timed and needless remark eIsi,sd fror
the assemblase Well bred Englishmen must feel paine
that American Minister should such an occasion,
meeting OF scientific men and In the presence OF th
second parsonage in the Iem, require the most rgorov
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r n. sTAFToRDx OLIVE TAR.

r r. sIAFFoRDT OLIVE TAR.
wpy~ otrvr Tap ~ rrHstrp d heNns b~saznsc oSovN
are brought the lining memnrs.es u ~
THROAT, BRoScmAL rHs AIR cyhas 90 ~
Relieving At orce any pain oppression, and healing -.
riia'ior or lnfam- aton.
WINS OIVt 1sR - rasrs suesn n forms an ID
equa soothias and healing for coughs Md Al s1e
wHrs oLrrr Tan fs msspsuc or conceutrsAee
curative Is rrsi ~ md existent
PAIN ArNrHfLATOh
otr~ Tar II nes sirsy-does not soOor.
Fiy bottle, at "a Broadway New fork sna 40 -
druEgsis
T. r. sTAFFOnDB
IRON AID spfPHxR Powders 49,
Are soluble preparation o. iron and snlPher dennssA
IN the blood % pexfecuy hsAhht ps.- 49,
ing whh diges;es food,
.upy ruRfvr I'VE stoops
Tusv IMP rvsvogs ersrxn.
tIvxe-
Jppv~ pfGySrscs-
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