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Tn. Grea, m.l.,rom or whirlpool,

The most remarkable whirlpool known ID
situated on the coast Of Norway, near the
island of Moskoe from whence it derives the
name of Moskestrom. The island of Moskoe
lies between two other small islands, about
three miles distant from each. Through the
straits on each side of it the stream makes
Gus rapidity; but the roar Of its mpetuous
ebb to the sea is not to be described, and 10
scarce y equalled by the loudest catarscts.
1t is heard at the distance of many leagues,
and forms vortex or whirlpool Of gIeat
extent, having reached vessels in a tempest
at the distance of six miles, which have. by
a violent attraction, been drawn irresistably
into the whirlpool and there disappeared,
being absorbed and carried down to the
bottom in moment, and dashed to pieces
against the rocks At the bottom; and Just At
the turn of the tide, when the water becomes
still for about n quarter Of an hour, they
rise again in shattered fragments scarcely 70
DO known for parts Of ship. Sea animals
coming within its attractions are not able
to avoid its fury; and various instances are
recorded of their struggling, roaring, and
believing in frightful manner, when mp,
preaching its vortex, showing that they were
sensible of their danger. The like happens
frequently to bears, who attempt to swim to
the island to prey upon the sheep. There
is no doubt of this whirlpool being formed
by the accidental situation Of the island Of
Moskoe and the adjsrent islands, with the
natural structure Of their shores aud the
vast body of the Northern Ocean forcing
itself through these rocky passages produce
this frightful vortex.
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Convention between France and Italy.

A Convention has just been concluded be-
tween the Governments of France and Italy,
Of which the following are the articles
Art. |. Italy undertakes not TO attack the
present territory of the Pope, and even to
prevent by force any attack proceeding from
the exterior.
Art. 2. France will withdraw her troops
gradually as the army of the Pope becomes
organized The evacuation will, neverhe-
less, be accomplished within two years
Art. g. The Italian Government will make
no protest against the organization of Pa
pal army, even composed of foreign Catho
I,c volunteers, sufficient to maintain the au
lhority of the Pope and tranquility both at
home and on the frontier of the Papal States
provided, however, that this force does not
degenerate into a means of attack against
the Italian Government.
Art 4. Italy declares herself ready to en-
ter into an arrangement for assuming pro
porlionaI part of the debt of the former
States of the Church.
Art. The present Convention will be
ratified, and the ratifcations exchanged, with
in fortnight, or earlier if possible.
(Signed) DRoUYN DE L'HuYs,
DI MORA,
A protocol. following the Convention, says
that the Convention will only become exec.
utive when the King of Italy shall have
transferred the capital of his kingdom to
some place to be afterwards determined
upon,
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Personal advertisements charged full rates
Obituary. Birth and Marriage Notices, published
without charge.
A4s-Liberal deductions made TO monthly or
yearly advertisers.
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In the recent experiments at Shewbury'
ness, England, it was found that arrnor plates
fastened to ships sides by large wooden
screws hold much better than those secured
through bolts and nuts.
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What is the difference between a photo
grspher and the whoopng coughl The one
makes fac sinsiIss, and the other sick fdmiliss
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How TO IuoGE THE WEATHER BY THE
SKY-The colo,s of the sky at particular
times afford wonderfully good guidance
Not only does a rosy sunset presage fair
weather and ruddy sunsise bad weather,
but there are other tinls which speak with
equal clearness and accuracy. A bright yell
low sky n the evening indicates wind; a
pale yellow, wet; neutral grey color con-
st,u,es a favorable sign in the evening, an
unfavorsble one in the morning. The clouds
again are full of meaning in themselves II
their forms are soft, underlined and feathery,
the weather will be fine; il the edges are
hard. sharp, definite, it will be foul. Gener-
ally speaking. any deep, unusual hues beto.
ken wind or lain; while the more quiet and
delicate ,ints bespsak fair weather. Simple
as these maxims are, the British Board OF
Trade has thought fit to publish them for the
use Of seadaring men.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

ANCISCO.
| ICumrerland Presbytcr,
PachecO.
Alameda Gazette, San
Lrantlro.
Solano Herald, Suisun.
Marin Journal, San Ra-
f.el.
Oakland Press.
Oregon Democrat, AL
bany.
Oregon Union. Corvallis.
Cosmopolitan, Mazatlan.
Oregon Sentinel, jack
sonville.
Herald of Reform, Eu-
gene City.
Democratic State Jour
nal, Dalles.
Review. Eugene City.
Wa hington Standard,
Olympia.
British Columbian West
minister.
st, 1868.
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Daily Express, Marys'le,
Daily Beacon, Stockton.
Esmeralda Star, Aurora.
Placer Herald, Auburn.
Colusa Sun.
Aurora Times.
Chronicle, lone City.
Democrat, Nevada.
Telegraph, Folsom.
Dispatch, Jackson.
Enquirer. Dutch Flat.
Journal. Yreka.
TrinityNationalist, Wea-
verville.
News. knights Landing.
Sentinel. Santa Cruz.
Pajaro Times, Watson
vile.
Tribune, San Jose.
Gazette. San Matco.
Pacific Echo. Napa.
Tuolumne Courier. Co
lumbia.
Democrat. Santa Rosa.
San Francisco. May 2
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THOMAS BOYcE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY

NORTHEAST CORNER OF
Montgomery and Washington Streets,
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgativcs in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, that need
not do more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
to do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, M. D., & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
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The Marysville Express says there is great
demand for dwelling housss io that city.
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Rheumatism.

CotniHou IueuHlatISln IL u ulSeAse Wnlcn
affects the joints, the hinges of the body, in
such a way, that the slightest motion of the
ailing part gives pain. A creaking hinge
is dry. and turns hard. All kinds of rheu
matism are an inflammation of the surface Of
the joints. inflammation is heat; this dries
their surfaces; hence the very slightest effort
at motion gives piercing pain. In healthy
condition OF the parts nature is constantly
throwing out lubrca,ng oil, which keeps
the joints in Il perfect smooth and easy work
ing condition. rheumatism is always caus-
ed-indeej, it may be nearer the truth TO-,
say, that it is always the result Of cold
danpness. dry cold, or warm dampness,
does not improve rheumatism. A Carmen,
wetted 10y perspiration, or rain, or water 10
any other form, about joint, and allowed
to dry while the person is in a state Of rest,
is the most common way Of causing rheuma-
tism. A partial wetting Of garment is
more apt to induce an attack than if the en-.
tire clothing were we,tel; because in the lat,
ter case, it would be certainly aud speedily
exchanged for dry garments There are two
very certain methods Of preventing rheuma-
tism. The very moment garment is we.ted
in whole or in part, change it, or keep in
motion sufficient to maintain a very slight
Perspiration, until the clothing is perfectly
dried
Tne failure 10 wear woollen flannel next
the skin, is the most frequent cause of rheu.
matism; for n common muslin or linen or
silk shirt of perspration. becomes damp
and cold the instant puff of air strikes ii,
even in midsummer. This 10 not the case
when woollen flannel is worn next to the
skin.
The easiest, most certain and less hurtfu
way Of curing this troublesome affection is
first, to keep the joint affected wound around
with several folds Of woolIen flannel; second,
live entirely on the lightes, kind Of food,
such as coarse breads, ripe fruits. boiled tur
nips, stewed apples, and the like If such
things were eaten to the extent Of keeping
the system freely open, and exercise were
taken, so that n slight moisture should be on
the surface of the skin all the time; or if, in
bed, the same thing were accomplished by
hot teas and plentiful bed clothing, CRATE
ful relief and An ultimate cure will very Ger
lainIy result in reasonable short time
Without this soft and moist and warm con
dltion ofthe skin, and an open state of the
system, the disease will continue to torture
for weeks and months and years.
1nfamatory rheumatism NAV. for all prac
tica purposes, be regarded a. IN aggravated
form Of the common kind, extended to all
The joints of the body, instead of duplicating
only one or two. For all kinds, time. fan.
mel, warmth, with light and cooling diet,
are the great remedies Halls Journal of
Health.
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Sold by Henson HAZEL. and Mack Webber, Au-
burn; Il. H. Mcdonald d Co.. Sacramento; and
Crane u Brigham, San Francisco, and other deal
ers oil Medicine. june LIST, 1864 ly.
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BED.

ACKEROn Friday morn'fs July 20 sf'er 'hort and pain
nj illness Elizabeth Or3en widow Of the late Jacob
Tie iend and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
ocock o. r. at The residenee Of her dausher, Mrs T. T.
Gregory No. 100 Third avenue The ,ina: vii BE- is.sn
to Hyak for ..rrni Boat leaye foot Of Ih eth street
Konh River at 3 O'Clock q. H. Monday, Aog l.
ARMS-In Brooslyn Oh friday, July ~, oil consumption
Charles Erue edes, Of Charles Arn in the -oh year
fe Iesye and friends Of the family re-pectfuy invited
TO sttsod BIZ. f1ncrs on ,ondss oy 70 81 At u"
CBAMBERS-On Friday, July e. Harriet shelaId, wife Of
TACs. Chambers.
cOLEMAN-On Thu-dsy July 2s =, the residence Of his
soninlaw j. W. Benedict, in this city Samuel coleman
Ss remains viii be taken Bridgeport Conn., for iniseni
pEMAREsT-on "Wednesday, JulyN, Rebeecs, wife Of
Tie relatives ind friends Of the family requested attend
the frou the Reformed Dsch Church IN sixth az
.S o,s S opposite Ay street. At CLOCK H. Oh saturday
GARDINER At Stamford, Conn. Thur.9sy July &c,
susan Gardiner widow Of the late Samuel > Gardiner OF
The relatives snd iends the smy respectfully invited
g send Der ners without iuf'aeF Invitation on sunday
3ls inst st3 O'Clock iron' he residence OF her son
in law, William 7. Jones
Henry dsll.tin .on q JseoS and Sarah l. Ia Val
The relatives and friends Of tie family respectfully invited
eSa s| q IL snd i re- S erao5
iAMENtE-On Frdsy morning July 20, sfer shor. bot
severe enss, Edward, tie infant Of As,e u. and I'd
Il.
Notice Of iuIort. hereafter.
&oALLiSTkR-ln hi. city at The Ashland Hou.e Fr
dsy July 49, George McAlhter. N. D.. aged 81 years
f.. snda snd The Iner5srs OK Independent ROYAL Arch
Lodge No invited to The funeral service,
Saturday morning At O'clock Ills Te-aBs viii De taken
70 BeTk,ire County, As,s for i,terment per EewYori
and kewhsven Railroad 1t O'Clock
sPRlNG-Sujdsnly Thursday morning July &C. Harriet
T., wife Of Ansss Spring aged IS years.
Vile relatives and friends OF the family requested 70 stend
her funeral Saturday afternoon at O'CLOCK from Der
late residence, No. $50 Wcs, Thirty ninth street.
Boston papers please copy
WHirMOAE-On ThaTsaay morning, July %, a. Newark
n. j., Orrin H. Whitmore. in the 2Sb year Of his
His remains will be taken from his ao residence No. 3s2
Broad street. Newark a. IL o'clock Saturday norung
.h inst. Funeral services will tshe place at Hartford
Conn, ON Sunday, Dist inst.
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IA regard. Am you're tIuly.
THE GOLDEN BITTERS.

We advocate Of snuin,s Of an alcoholic eharae
~ indeed drprecste ,h.s daily tonic idea morn
isr oddy which offered in al sorts Of shapes as re-
eup~r.tor nvyosto rev,@f kc As rule, all aftinciri
ants remedies ard mus, be taken into the
.,.-m you would mercury srenc In snail doses
iut have had opportunity to Try tho now wosdvef.
tied article Known Huboos Golden Bers and fanx
10 say that wL.r. the .ys-m need. building up where
.,inuAn required aid In resterns lost appetite
and nsins vigorous sctoD TO the d-bt-- functions ws
can recommend these Bitt~r> Hubbel. Goi-n befs rs
evidently intended improve the <b,ated human system
rather than tickle the palate and therefore tarmloss
and .aio remedy koep In tho Now York Weokly
Day Book
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AFacr WORM Ksovrss '-Those suffering from pyipep'

No. - ST Constant II. MONTREAL. JOY II 1854
Mss.r. DsyrSs HoLToS-t~at.Bsp forthe last eleven
months have been .u1rrug aiu,-i dy hg --s-rr stocks
Of ,.p-pslA - much that could With tfcIliy t-'-u a
10. on n stomach Tan t"siy nilHt". ~ bgh
.ap.nenc-d great burning Ia about t- recon VI the
head general H. preston 81 spirit. -ti.n-' ~i frequent
Ir.i,ehe, e.zrnes diun.ss Of .g.f TIED Sariuus
Cath.rc Com pound. snd stomach fr-p.r-"ns thoui
be.n. Afforded sny s-o,uai relief I'll u."d four bot- o.
Uuhbr. Golden bii'e which period have not been
troubled with sin &c one OF the above Complaints
Fou ~. b-n-Rt o-- Bitter, have afforded me. fs ny
duty 10 .Iprss. pBbiloiy grateful ii.nks
uEO'A. BANG kUk 4. Aes9uH.an: and Collector
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GENIIANA.

GsSTAS possesse, in high degree the tonic powers eH
cite. the appetite inygoros the power Of Digestion model
sey increases the temperature Of the body aud the orce oil
the circulation and in fact general oorroborans OF the
system II la. been medicine from the highest
Antiquity and Is aid have derived it, from Genius
King Of yrs may be used in al ofdi.eise depend
ent on pure debility Of tine digestive or requiring
general tonic Impression Dyspep.a, Govt, scroula Inter
mitten, Fever Diarrhea and Worms among the many
forms Of disease In which Il hs. proved useful
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FROM The Christian Times.
SIGHT RESTORED.
CONCERNING EYES AND OCULISTS.


ofthe i've .oss, th,, which call .eeas the moe, i'm
por,sn. aud valued 10 proportion ih. fails ui
reduced hsplossne-s. II eaoly destitute Of sight
how slow would be psoge,. In Lnowleds. and how I'm
tod our sphere OF action aud usefulness. Endowed With IT,
the universe becomes creation clothed with beauty and
diversified BY this, INFINITE variety which never fah to ',rac'
the mind aud heart.
For several month. p-.. Mi. la. been practical subject to
u.s. An infsmed condition Of tho eyej. communicating
efto tho pupil rendered tho discharge OF daily duties not
only painful but goroua Attrbutng to the elect Of
cold endured through the Spring with the hope thu.
with the return Of warm would entirely disappear
Bu, this doomed To disappointment Summer r'
turned but not our voned sight Whist nigh. have been tho
result either Of further nsssc, of incompetent treatment,
We cannot say.
Stating TO friend DO Hsured ua that similar
one In hI. family had recently been treated With entire
SUCCESS BY Dr. Won Eissrbcrs Of this city Satisfying our
selves By particular inquiries that the Doctor Is no en-
ir bu, so.n,Go ocu.t aud sort concluded to seek
the b.ue6a of hs tses,ea which hsvo to
sclnswieAs. a. very great Though but few weeAs under
hk The sppsAssnos OF our eyes hA y c"s"seo A."
~ nov full and clear sad the h' ere entirely free nom
sAmAsa TIE Doctor ssys that tbs optic nerve has been
weakened and the rstns sssurnsd chronic inhsmmae',
STATE sss moro less all the other Tissues and hrea'sa
NJ n .ssi.cs.d 70 sud In AmsufOsA Oph,hsmhis b.
Lew. the term which ocu sspy 70 syss Affected - were
cure Hs~as obtained ,As much desired relief tale ssa
p4s.ars b ssAs.vdsos indebtedness 70 s talent Of
D. vss Kssss~ ed Of calling 70 u Ss ssssss Of oss'
vAs may bs s.essins Dom sa.1 o. even vosss eoadsss
Of sis sysa Nh ~ ~ Providsses povdss snsss
s.s ,vssy bs.s essAis the. the eye t. In tAsss tines
ssbjse " ssvsess tiais thsa Ssusy Lea ss b hsnha
shs. sa - W iners.ss The ssdsncis which destroy the
organ vision Ne progress Of science keeps pace With sss
| tsudsociss, II mot In sdvsnos Of them
OFFICE. No. SIC BROADWAY
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FOR ALL FORMS OF

LUCRATIVE DISEASES,
either OF the Nose Threat Tongue SPINE FOREHEAD or Scalp
10 remedy has ever proved its equal
AS A GENERAL BLoOD-PURIFYINo AGENT
THE LIFE SYRUP STANDS UNRIvALED NJ
ANY PREPARATION IN TIE WORLD.
Of the Spine .. usually developed in the young Hi
ar. sus,rins from Diseases for which they Loss
know what to do we would sdvso the o, CoNsTITu
TON LIFE SYRUP. II viii rcs,oro tLeiI psia csunss
nance strengthen thar weak back and AIDE, give hem
snerzy, new life and hsppinesA
THE RICH AND POOR
Arc sbls to tho ssms do4ssa Mature and science h.
nAs the Consultation Lila Syrup for tho benc6t Of ali
PURE BLOOD
Produces healthy meu and women, and Tie soos,i.asn
neglected 1, youth diss.s and early dssh shs rsSA D.
no. delay vAsa tho mssns are 70 hand and within "
rs.eA Of ell %. 800 ''
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
10 ns Poor Mar. Friend sad tie Rish xss's B,sssAat
- BUY n. TAKE r. AND BE- CURED '.
r. u UNlvKRsAL IN ITS lyvEOf4 -
WIZ. II. GREGG. n. D.,
SOLE PRoPRIAToR, NHw.YoAA
Pncs, 81 ~ Bsssss, sis Beetles sss -
0ssss b. Espss~ y " parts u The 0essasy.
MORGAN ALLEN,
Wholesale Druggists. Assusa
NO. 20 CLIFF ST.. HEw.YoRk
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Ono G. nrBBSL Co.--tieutiensn. Ne have uisiy h-i
your OGDEN bitten. sfi hd tho q. PET. "a -
4 - tho noce 81 m"dic, profession Since anIysis
hsss u..d T. IN practice with ytry sssaiofy fessit'
and Ind particularly we'll celebrated correct arrangement
n tho S--sr ofgns such dy.i-Ps diaf-a 'cs bead
scl~ Cole &C. Sc ard superior tonic for dly U.s. 10
qusn.. f,r s-rd p~-oh. and also thoe 81 delicate
constitutions lourss sc., -
Doctor. ]. p. 4 T 5. EORBURY
No i6 r at Jgd.st.
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NxxYosx MIrrh %. 1874.

Mr..rs GEo. G. HUBarL Co-Hcni. Ny fsnily hayii {
the marked brnes, In health By the o;
,oor Golden Bter- iduo.d g. -csro~edgr ny sense
YOU may desire confidently st.c,. nI since tao nfs;
ottr u your B.crs entered my houo hav" beard OF no
conpl.in Of Dyp-rs Ny vile had been troubled with the
ssdy wears Tho disease hs. entirely =l Ter sud shc
vel, Ot-r members Of the family indors- th" good quail
10. Of your .Tic- aud can only -sy m cpncu-io n
should Be- happy give verbal evidence to tho doubling at any
tlu. they n.s! cali Oh NE.
~ With much regard am your. tIuiy.
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Rase Rail Match.

PHILADELPHIA. FTIuhy JuIy ~ ~
The contest between the Resoiute Base pan
Club Of Brooklyn and the Athletic Camden ana Key
stone climbs OF this oity resulted in the success OF the
Athletic and Camden against the Rcsoute. and defeat
OF the Keystone-the scores being y 10 ~ - 70 Is
On sa,nrdsv Considerable interest has been taken in
the games crowds of spectators being on the grounds
at each game.
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Proposals for Loan.

| TRsssURY DEPARTMENT.. July G 1884
Notice ia hereby given ths, subscriptions Will be received
Of the United States the several Assistsn
D-.zn.ed Dspo.si-. and by the Nstiou
Banks and qualified Depossres and Finsnol
Agents, Treasury Notes payable three from Augsse
u.s. 1854 bearing interest at tho rate OF seven and thrse.snshs
per cent per snnum with ssmannusl coupons attached
| DIE ia lawful money.
The.c notes will convertible the option Of the holder.
a, ms,ary per gold bearing bonds redeemabb
.aer and payable twenty year, from August u.s. 1867
The note. will be Issued In denominations Of fay.
hundred hundred thousand and hvs thousand DOL
LAS aad will be Issued blank, payable to order mAs
be directed by the subscribers.
AL subscriptions mus, be for CITY dollars, mulu
| Of hhy dollars.
Duplicate Certificates VIII bs i.saed for all depos Ths
party ieposns iniOse upon the original cesfoass tAs
Of required and whether they srs 70 b
issued In blank or payable order When 20 irdorssd
uu, be et With tho officer receiving the dposi. to be for
ward,d to ,h, Department
The note. will be transmitted to the free Of 1sns
por,alon charges ae the receipt Of the original Ger
tiaeate. Of Depo. they can be prepared
In.eres, will be SLOWED to Angus, IS On oil deposits msds
prior to that ats and will be paid By the Department upOa
r.esip. u the Original Certificate. 49, 81
A, the draw n.ses. from August Is persons mailing
subsequent that date must pay the interest accrued
from date Of note to ds,s Of dsposk.
Parts. dspo.tins twenty thousand dollars and upvssA
for ,hese notes at any will be allowed commissisa
OF quarter d PR cent which viii be paid by this Do
pertinent upon rscsip< bill for the amount osrSed v
by .h. officer with whom the deposit made No dsdss-
.ou, for commissions must BE- made from the deposits
Oeer receiving deposits will that the proper indosss
mcuts are r.ads upon the original Certificates
All officers authorized to receive deposs requested -
avs to applicants a. desired information sad afford svsU
facility tor making subsdnption'
w.P. FEssENDEN
Secretary of.hs rtsssaK
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BY the
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