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Legislative.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. ii

SACRAMENTO, Feb. ii.
In Senate Burnell introduced a bill TO suspend
further collection of Federal taxes in this State
referred. Shannon introduced an Act concern
ing Assessor of Butte county. Mr.. Irwin intro
dnced resolution instructing the committee on
Military Affairs to enquire whether steps have
been taken by the Federal Government to place
the coast harbors of this State and particularly
that of San Francisco, in a position favorable OF
bcing defended from assaults of hostile mari
time power also whether the cooperation OF
his State is needed to carry forward or com
plete the works of defence already commenced
hy the Federal Government. Also, whether
there are in this State such quantity of ordnance,
arms and ammunition as may be required in the
event of a foreign war. Fitch introduced q Bill
to aid enistmenls in this State.
SACRAMENTO, Feb, Is.
The resolution of inquiry into the matter OF
reducing the members per diem and salary OF
State officers, and TO make the Supreme Court
Clerk salaried Office, was adopted. The reso
lniion to adjourn sine die March 18th was lost
Harrison offered resolution that there was dan
ger of Milton S. Latham being appointed u S
Circuit Judge. This body protest, and request
the Governor to telegraph the resolution to the
President laid over.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-14

MuyIFIcExr.-H Harvey s. Brown, of San Fran
CISCO donates $4,000 and 20 acres of land on
Bernal Heights, to the San Francisco City Col
lege. That is liberal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-14

JAMES GAMBLE, Superintendent OF the Tele-
graph Company, and Charles Leland, proprietor
Of the Metropolitan Hotel, New York, leave our
city In this evenings Sacramento boat, on their
way " the plains across, says the .dlta Of the I'd,
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Troubles at the Navy Yard.
Miscellaneous.

YESTERDAY great number Of the curious went out to Pcnt
IObos where several hundred kegs of powder to blow
up hill tn rough which wOrkmen tunneng 1t was
izze several cart loads Of dirt were blown outthal
was al!--SMiLL prevails at Los Angeles-IBE Odd
Fellows have taken possession of fuckers Academy of Mu
They will have of the finest halls i'll the United
States-THEArERs running-Metropotan heavy tragedy
and light houses Magures Opera House, negro mnstresy
burlesque Eureka between heavy tragedy and
melodeon straght-out Melodeons twoone of them sin
gulary and peculiarly nastyONE Bitter has sued autch
uttering the following arocous libel " Dai diesen
schwndler desen pzbuhen sic haten doch besser in Elm
andershaus geben konnen and ncht desen schwndcr
---WIATIER this afternoon cold, cloudy and dismal.
TRINITY
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HEM S It r + Il T'S
Inimitable Hair Restorative !
TT IS NOT A DYE

But restores gray hair to its original color by supply
ing the capillary tubes with natural substances paa
BY age or disease All nsantaous dyes composed Of
lunar caustie destroying the vitality and beauty Of the
hair and afford of themselves dressing. Hemstreet.
Indomable coorng not only restores hair to its natural
calor by an easy process, but gives the hair a
Luxuria1at Hea1aty.
promotes its growth prevents its falling OIL eradieates
dandruT and imparts health and peasantness 10 the
head 1t has stood the test Of time being the original
Hair Coloring and is constantly increasing in favor Us
cd by both gentlemen and ladies'. 1t Is sold by all resnec
table dealers be procured by them of D. s. B.Rsls
PROPRIETOR New York HosrErrER, SMITH DEAN, Agents
San Francisco. TWO sizes, oo cts ana Sl 5lsn, cow.
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9isa

Near Weayerville, Feb. 7,h, OF scarlet fever
MATILDA, daughteF of Jacob and Maria Waldorf,
aged years, II months and 27 days.
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Military Parade, and Target Shooting

Douglas City Rifles" and "Halleck Rifles
VIII take part to comprise portion of the days es
tivitics BY order of HAI.I. COMMIT TEE.
Douglas City, Feb l, 1853 4.tb.
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WE are under obligations to Senator Shurtien
for copy of Adjutant General Kibbe's report
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JUST PUBLISHED,

Bancrof's Hand OOk A AIn,nune for 1884 great
iy enlarged, with many new additions.
hancrops Practice Aet, regulating proceedings in
civil cases in Courts Of Justice in California.
Coiion's War Map, Typographical chart of the seal
oil war In Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina.
Bnncron's War Map, with the Fredericksburg routc
to Richmond, on an enlarged scale,
Banerofi's Map of the Washoe siIva. u.
giOm of Nevada Territory.
B"neroh's Guide 10 she Colorado NIines.
90 reliable Agent wanted for Trinity county Annly
either personally or by letter, to ''rp'
H. H BANCROFT q Co.. Publishers
ISLE san Francisco, California
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8irths.

in Weayeryille, Feb. 9th, the wife of Henry
Hooker, Of a DAUGHTER. "iN
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See advertisement IN another column Cut out, AM
for il. sat
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The Guillotine.

1t is expected that heads will be Topped oil at the
Custom House. Some think the Collector himself VIII have
to travel but not advised of the accusation so iar
as know Mr. Rankin has kept out Of the Senatorial scrae
but the officials quarrcng among themselves, ana II Is
said that part of Special Agent Browns business East Is to
procure the decapation OF Of the big Iyees But
these are only ruInors nobody knows for certain
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SAN Francisco, Feb 7, 1863
FRIEND GORDON There perfect stagnation of local
The papers contain little than the usual police
items and proceedings is doubtful whether you
would think worth while to copy paragraph If you had
the whole batch hand AT the close Of this will sum
whatever is worth sending
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-14
Silver Mining.

Enterprise and capital very much interested in the
mines in region of La Paz in the Colorado country The
last downcoast took away many adventures and
much capital and machinery suppose that the rage next
summer will be Sonora. There is also considerable mi
grafton British Columbia The town of Victoria is offer
ing great inducements to settlers and is improving wonder
fully Numbers of families going there to obtain home
steads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

in reply to resolution asking why Senior Murllo
has not been received the representative Of the
Revolutionary Government OF Granada, and
what commu n cation had been had with Senior Her.
ran, the representative Of the Confederacy of New
Granada The President rectes the diplomatic re.
letions heretofore existing between the United
States and New-G -anada. In 1851 revolutionary
war broke out in Granada, assuming to ser
up new Government, under the name OF me
United State Of Colombia This war has had h'
vicissiudes. But the revolutionary 0rsailiza.oII
has hitherto been simpy a military; ,,, Hnu
provisional power, without a dehpitive con''iu 49,.
or Government, aud no Government OF 'no M,
kind has been organized in lieu OF the uoNc1nieni
OF 1888 which has been recognihsu " s"o o,toJ IN
States. Tbo United States Minister apIoin:e ~
1861 was instructed in view " We l',;o.;sta
the capital of New Grenada oy lne ieso'u.,o".'s
aud the universally OF tue ci'h wa. 'aea "ESe
not o., rrasnnt his credentials TO either OF the Gov
aOs ~ tn, 20 conduct his affairs informally. IA
rato,nr, in sueh cases, and 10 report the progress
~ o,n,s and await the instructions OF this Gov
" 1880, The advices received have not been
ei;nn 10 determine the President TO recognize
sba Revolutionary Governments, and Gen. Herran
LING mere as the representative OF the Government
so long recognized, he had not received any rep
Iesenigiive of the Revelation, as that would be an
,rt of recognition. Official communications have
been had on occasional and incidental questions
with Gen. Herran, as Minister of the GTanadlan
Coufederacy, but IN other character. From these
DO definite measure or proceeding
has resulted and II communication Of them at this
time the President does not deem compatible win
the public interests.
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EssLER-0n Friday Jan 49, af'.r sevms ilne., Pete,
Easier, aged 81 years
The re,,ya and friends oftte family respectfully ivited
to att,rd his finsral Sunday afternoon O'clock
nom lis late residence. No. 1863 Sui'ok street,
LANEi this city, Friday Jan. le Abby r. Lane ard
- years only child Of Augustus f. Lane dcceased, Of
Boston.
r relatives nd friends respectfully i,vited to attend
funeral from the redence Of Il. Quagkinbush No. 76T
Greenwich street. Monday l9tL inBty a. o'cock
Boston (Ma.s papers please copy.
MANYOp Thursday ev,,ing Jan. u.s. Eizz, wife Of James
3. Many. in tbs Oath year Of her age.
The friends and relatives the family invited to attend
her funeral from the residence of her father James Reed
IN Lexington avenue. ffysixth srcs on Satur
day morning the l7th inst, NJ IL o'clock
AT Morrisanis, on Tuesday, Js, IS, Lucy
Elliott Youngest daughter Of julius and MaIis Anne Pol
lock, egsi year end months
The funeral win take place Sunday 18th nst Ct O'Clock
p. ~, at the residence of her parents, Boston Road
Brooklyn Tuc,dsy jan 10, 1862 of diph-
liberia Maggie A., wife of John hende and edest daugh
ter Of David and Rosanna simpson In the 2st year Of
her -
ne cud friends of the family respectfully invited
70 attend her funeral Sunday next, l3tn inst at
from her late residence No. 25e Livingston street. Brooklyn
sToRMAt Bergen, NJ j. Fridey Jan l6 1853 Of scar.
Let fever James Bernard Bonn- o! Walter and Zphs
Storm. aged years. gmontLs and days
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The sienmer Princess Royal.

Bosros, Thursday, Jan. 10, 1868.
A letter from Halifax gives the following descrip-
ton of the British steamer Princess Royal, preyi-
ously reported as having sailed from that port for
Nassau, with valuable cargo. principally powder
aud munitions of war:
The vesael is built Of iron aud schooner rugged;
she il propelled by a screw, aud makes an average
speed OF abou, twelve knots hour. After coaling
81 Cunard'. Wharf she ran out into the stream and
for the last two days painters busy transferring
her hull spars funnel &C.. from black To lead color
Her Captain processes TO belong TO New-foik, but
II is certain that his real intention Is TO run the
blockade If he can. Being short Of one Or two bands
he engaged Two young men al Halifax, TO whom he
promised a handsome bounty If be should succeed IN
getting into Charleston. The Princess Royal has
Ten large guns in the hold; she has no gups on deck,
and the cargo lie represented as most valuable one.
She was buil at Greenock, scotland, IN lool ana Is
Il beautiful model
The Princes Royal sailed from HALIFAX jan Il.
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xfrnm Hnn Ernnci.co.

SAS FKASCuCO. Thursdsy Jan. - 1863
The Golden Age reports that the United States
steamer Sarauac and the coal.sDip Carlisle were ut
Acapulco on the 9th inst.
None of the French fleet hal arrived there, but
were hourly expected.
In the California Legislature seven more ballots
have been taken Tor United States Senator without
pv result being arrived At. The last ballot resulted
tt. follows: Phelps, 81; Sargent, 80 Conness, "a;
scattering. q.
All the parties stick TO their candidates WIN Inc
greatest fubboness, and there il as yet 10 evidence
Of any intention Of yielding on any eide.
SSs FRISctsco Friday. Jan. 10, 1853
Legal Tenders dull al %.
The first Turpsntiue OF Ca iiOrnia manufacture
was offered III the market to-day. Sales OF ! ho
boxes Proctor d CANDLES Candles at iSic.,
800 Thomas d ut l6ic.
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REMEDY FOR DPHrHrRrA.--A Pennsylvania

REMEDY FOR DIPHTHERIA.--A Pennsylvania
correspondent, writes that the dphtheria very prevalent
In psr,- Of that stse and says tina. would confer
great favor upon tho sufferers by repnbishlns the remedy
given about year ago. With this request comply 1t is
follows:
Make two small bag. that will reach rom ear to car and
OIL them with ashes and salt dip them In hot water and
wiring them they will drip and apply them TO the
throat, tho hole with ainne cloth and change
they become cool until the roatt comes
irri bisteTng For children It IL necessary TO put
flannel cloths between the ashs. and the throat to prevent
b.ering When the ahes have been sufficient time,
take flannel cloth and rub with castle soap until u
covered with thick th.r dip IL in hot water aud apply IL
thro. and change they cool at the same time
gage made Of tes-pOoniu Of csyerne pePPe OF
81 moass ia tsacupfal Of hot water and when cool
add fourth much cider and garEe every neen
until the pstien, requires sleep gAge made OF
castillo soap /, good TO BE- used part OF the time
couosp ondent Ia Maine In sending the above remedy
say. there lid been number Of deaths from dphhes I'M
I'll this remedy used. since when ali had recovered
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The War in the souih.West.

FoRr HKSRy Tenn, Friday Jan l6. 1863.
The steamer James Means, with Gommlssary stores
for the army at Coriuth, has returned
The Rebels, to the number of $500, are reported
encamped in the vicinity of Savannah. Fears are
entertained that the train which left Pittsburg Land
ing Sunday for Corinth under an escort of 500
men, has been attacked and captured by the Rebels,
as their presence in that vicinity was entirely uuex-
peced. They were receiving artillery for the rur-
pose Of bockading the river 1t is believed that no
steamers will now be able to 80 upthe river without
tie protection of gunboats
Forrest crossed the Tennessee Oh his retreat at
Clifton.
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Freshet ut Mauch Chunk, Pm.

MArCH CnuNK Pa, fIidiy, jan n I5,5
There IL a freshet here The riyer was eight ieeI
deem on the dam at dark The wagon bridge leading
n Faat Alauch Chunk is washod away. The Lebigh
Valley Railroad bridge below here has been injured
which will stop tho trains Tor several days. The
water 10 now over the wagon road below The Man
sion House. 1t ia reported that Turnhole Bridge, on
tho Beaver Meadow Railroad, has been washed
away, but the report lacks confirmation. o.. 200,
'' EAsroS, Pa Friday. Jan. 10, 1861
There is a freshet on the Lehigh aud Delaware
Rivers. No damage il known 10 have been done 10
Tue canals yet,
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Z. nrool,lynjs POOr.o

THE BROOKLYN ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING
THE CONDITION OF THE POOR has now entered upon
rs nineteenth year With thorough oTganizoon settled
policy, and ample experience il has une9iaed faces
t t4a. ssi i, p' i. Hands d' -''N'''
seyeuy.two Of Booklyn's mos, esteemed and hOnored
name, compose its Board of Council and Of Trust band
OF $50 v.tors-your shbos well known. above reDroach
.efdevoed-in darkness storm thread every tse and
As 20 its plncples-this Association seeks the worthy
s int We, be- G 10 stand If once sd to Lsir feet
10 the suddenly bereaved including che families OF our pa
TITO. .odeL il Se, :d ior tne i.
for the nture To Thousands of such. it has proved aud wiz
coninuo to prove mins,erns angel Of mercy; .,,.
MAY not such Association justly c'im Of every citizen
gnon ard support the amoner OF tho cJs eonnties
Shall its agents refuse the mote oil oIesa o. 'ns
coal TO the thousand. who 'qer IA secret because
ignores her accredited ns.runentaes OIL slnsgNns
Citizens instead Of tho Pssy .am Of 500 aoled out ~
il demanded through well BY the ciiizens' own self
By the @ h nsS Of MIN sG.s d s as on "a.
Master aud no other gong from hoa'e to house calls
at your d'e = SsE q of th R ssssssoecoN
GEORGE HALL, No tourtS.
vICE.PREspESrs
Caleb Bsr.,ow. No. % s.nds-,.
r. @ Fanning No. 90 Heuryst
A. A Low corner Montague aud Pieneponspli,s.
j. f. Southwor,h No. Carol. place
kxscrINk c9mNlTrEE
John J. studweil, No. "a Monroe place.
William Poole No. $50 Atisntc-st.
Richard f. Buck, No. 10 Lvinsston-st
Reuben W Ropes No. liz Joraemopst
Henry Messenger. No ~ Willowst
Stephen Crowsll, No. 3i5 Fa,on.st
Henry Rowland. No 6S willow' (ofioe, No. 81 Peek,
sip, y. " -
Jo,erh + Paine, No a2 Oxiord'st
coRkEsPosDISG SECRETARY Asp GENERAL AGENT
The REV SAMUEL Baylis No. ~ Cou!tss, Arlington
Bni.tns Room No. 8, Fin, story
ADVISORY COMMiTTKk
Eir.t Ward-Edward f.. Bowen Gordon l.. Ford. Geo. u
Sustc.r ~ q. Bufgcsi. NJ u llurd. . .
Second WaTd-D. L. Leyerioh Klcbsd D Whiiams Aom
lu.es ". =. Byfn. Edwe I'D Gray. "a,
Third NafI--A. Nheelock, A A. Lewis n rSsefAa
] D. Hutchinson Alfred H. Porter y,
Fourth Wsfd-E htng'lry joel brown george Nissan
+ D. Mason. william 81 Tot . a.,
Eirb Wad-Johu Avia Isaac Revere Azron Sorer, A. w.
Uendti. a son james DeRevere -
sixth WaL-Rev samuel Bsyliss A. L. Baldwin }. Van
Rip.r lanes Morgan, Chries H. Parsons - -
s.r.nth WarI-Johu Rhodes, D. H. Turner, Charles Holt
nenry rauey X. II. Cornwall. -. P, ,y,
Ei.ltn Wsd-li. K. Fletcher. Joseph Coffin. w H. VIII
li,ms In. A. kmbail James shtrkey: $500 n -,
Ninth Nafd-J Catson bIvvoort Isaac brihkeshon Jon"
NJ Pu,lps William Gutter. JMnes Lewis - 40,
I,nth ard Cbase, g. e. Smith, george H. Niehos
: A ,awyrr VII ism j.. Doubleday. $500 -,
Eleventh Word-Natuan Il. Beers. +. Kirby. William NJ
Muchniol- Charlie. ). Messenger, Nm Edae-
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The Ohio L. ~. Scnnforship-TheI Hon. II.
y. Wndc Nominated on the First BALLOT.
lal Dispatch 20 The n. Y. Tribune.

speclaI Ulspatch 20 The n I. IfIDuHo
CoLUsBus Ohio. Friday. Jan. is, 1863
At the second Union Senatorial Caucus, which
Yves held this evening, Benz. +. Wade was nomi.
mated for L. s. Senator on the first ballot. Total
votes cast 65, Mr. Wade receiving 30, Gen. Schenck
6, blank 3. Harmony aud good feeling prevailed.
Some Union Democrats were absent, but nearly all
Will vote for the nominee in joint Convention Flee
lion next TbuIsday.
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The Missouri legislature.

JEFFERSON CRY. Thursday, Jan. 10. 1861
Mr. BurIilI's resolution sustaining the Presidents
Emaucipation Proclamation, offered yesterday, and
Mr. Aliens substitute. to-day referred to ST.
lect Committee OF seven.
In the Senate a resolution was adopted that
Select Committee on Emancipation be requested TO
report what amount Of money should DO appropriated
by Congress 10 compensate for slaves provided they
ehall all he emancipated by an act of the LegiSa-
ture The resolution passed with view to facilitate
Congressional action on the subject.
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The Reported mournfui skating Cnins-
EINGIiANrnN. !

BiNGHAsroS, Fdday, Jan i" 1868
The Tre~ae n. VI AmcJlcIH rays: We learn
tina, On Friday last. us the scholars In school at
small village come two miles south Of Lanesbofo !,
Pa. were on mill-pond, the ice gave way, and
thirty .one out of tbiTty.eight were drowned. Al
our last adyces all but three Of the bodies had been
recovered
TIE Binghamton Republican, commenting on the
above, saws: The above reported accideat WAS
first located at H,rpersvlle but nothing OF the KIM
occurred there or in the vicinity. Now we nave
he accident occur. with increased loss Of life, two
miles fIom Lsnesboro, Pa. We hope 1t Is fabt''
cation. The facts must &on appear
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Post-Onlce No

Post.Onice Notice.-The Maus for GREAT BRITAIN
aud tne CONTINENT. via Southampton and Bremen, per
steamer NEWBORN aud for IRELAND via Queenstown.
per .tssmer CITY OF WASHINGTON. will close at thls
Office 0 SATURDAY ths l1sh day oil January al Wf
CLOCK a. m aud n. tho Uptown Stations follows, VIZ:
Stations and b. 9:s5 Stations and d. s;2os M
Station L, 0:05 am; Stations and o. O'Clock e. M
ABRAM WAKEMAN Postmaster
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Ds III s .s.s, S + s s: ;:s% % y; Bon: ::
' ISr T'' IRON s'' !. IL REV. HENRY MORGAN
Pastor Of The Tnien n. '"ion and Fort IndspeDdsst
BS.ros, Mass, Dec O. 1872
Dr. ~. .sS. 81 ma ill., S%y for the ss
List May -., attacked witt, h.morrh.s. of tn. lans.
sS bed in one month ssr and G weaker tSsn bs
,, Then fol 9TH the d ger and ca" about
Naturally ,ssptksl and fesfsi Of betsy upea having q
inv,trate s,hoIrese Of empid; was aN 70 trust sad
not nn the living witnesses bsssd recoyerA with full
sssng powers stood before N. ud bs 'er.a,ded
my pom, and forced uycp me- wou5 try It. rw. OF my
P sd informed Of their wo.'s rc1Oyeg ~:
bs. q sss ungs and completely cured en- now dang
Who wa, se service Of biz csans The other v5 peIHs
soeuS I've excitement tespairng o. r. overy s se
In the YER, Soa syrup sss cam before me spAren
hsvipS srs last should hove upect q
under 'hs pale of New Ensaads isD
and 70 70 yen as the mighty dssrsr from its scoss
member M Pa ssS s from p. comPant She -.
an az san sine aud as che h.d right
S yng ~ herself had been hssed yet sfs stood
Coud rerusea enedy so mild psstabls and YET "a en-
delsy took bottles Of ,6s sypdp a. s1ecos.
Tpg rapidly wont into the country for three neths sr ths
out the medicine. without thsi and sser bI ,dias
sgain resolved TO back much fstisnsd on ar
iiyhg in Boston aE bed the night was sssin
critical immediately applied for the Syrup soon tsgsn
rapidly to improve and recover what had lost sir
under treatment but have nearly recovered hSi
30 much as do looked full In the check.
and excepting about the chest and ne
quent eructation Of w!ud quito strong These howevs
are ecedine before the Mandrake Pills and Seaweed Tonic
have taken them but few days but have osnd great relief
According to present. appearances shall be able to preach
again and out Of this sickness stronger than
before.
As csng are similar IN striving reovo tho is Of
eyou for the body for tho spirit you for the sick and
In peechinsto the poorI feel duty to lay before the
world my testimony iRfsvor Of your PnlDonic Syrup
Yours, HENRY MORGAN X q
Pastor OF the Union M'sion snd First Independent Ms.hs
dist Church Of Boston.
DR. SCHENCk can De found at his rooDI. No. BOND
ST. every TUESDAY from TO p. m, instead OF
Mondays heretofore fof consultation and advice He al
ways has full supply OF MEDICINES ct his ro0m which
can be had at all times.
CONRAD cox. No 81 Bsrclay.it.. has been appointed
Wholesale and Re.sil Agent for New York.
Price Of tho PULMONIC SYRUP aud sEAWEED
TONIC. each 81 per bottle SIS for half dozen. NAN
DRAKE PILL y IS cents per box. ''F
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The storm, in Cincinnati.

CisCisSATi. Friday, Jan. 49, 1903
Outdoor business generally susl ended ycster-
day. on account o; the snow- storm. The stree,
railroads stopped running. The trains Oh all the
roads leading nom the city were behind timei Il
number Did not arrive 1T all The roof Of the bar
racks il Vine street fell in; also the roofs OF G.
portion Of the gas works. and SEA era other buildings
No lives were lost As iar rs known.
The storm was general. Ia Ohio aud Indiana
snow fell from Six inches to two FEET
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Frcsiict in kentucky.

LoUlsYlLLH FnIay, Jan u !EII
The railroad bridge across the Kentucky RIy NJ
Frankfort was swept away b. the flood last night.
The large quantity of snow on the ground, shonld
II disappear suddenly, threatens every movable
s,rTciare. 8, ,
Tn, railroad trains everywhere are far behind
time, aud he roads generally entirely blockaded
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MARRIED..

bEshAM-SEAMAk-Ip Boston. on Thursdsy, Jan u.s. BY
the hev Frsncr yinton D. d., sssed by the Rev James
A. Bollcs ID d.. z. X. Benbsrn .. g. Navy and Emms n
Staten Island ' A '"
Tre,dsy. Jan. 49, by the Rev J.
b. Lindsey, Henry b. Geay and Mary daughter of Bena
min fnsolls Of this city. " ''''
nOWE-LIVINGsTON- IN Thursday evening Jan. !, .,
the Church Of the Ascension, By the Rev. John Cetton
Smith Thomas Picton Rove Of Brsuklyn 10 Kate Bssck
man, only daughter Of Robert d. Livingston Of his civ