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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES INDIGESTION IN EVERY CASE
CURES INDIGESTION IN EVERY CASE.
CURES INDIGESTION IN EVERY CASE.
CURES INDIGESTION IN EVERY CASE
coE's DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY.
CURES WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
GOES pysrEPsIA CURE
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES NAUSEA AT STOMACH.
CURES NAUSEA AT STOMACH
CURES NAUSEA AT STOMACH.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES CRAMPS, PAINS AND CoLId
CURES CRAMPS. PAINS AND CoLI0
CURES CRAMPS. PAINS AND coLIo
CURES CRAMPS PAINS AND ooLlo.
IN EITHER STOMACH OR BOWELS.
IN EITHER STOMACH on BOWELS.
IN EIrHER STOMACH OR BOWELS.
CURES AcIDITY or STOMACH.
CURES AcIDITY or STOMACH.
CURES AcIDirY OF STOMACH.
IN ETHER OLD OR YOUNG.
Good alike for the infant aud the aged.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES CHOLERA MoRBUs.
CURES CHoLE RA MoRBUs.
CURES cHoLERA MoRBUa
CURES CnoLERA MoRBUs
CURES CHOLERA MoRBUs
In this mos. aggrava.ns its action positive -
immediate It's contents ke magic Diarrhna, Dy~a-
- -. .,,.u.r aorar ,.rccts yold - 49,
IT. power
This is no humbug preparation. got up e1haxsss sa&
drown ones difficulties in intoxicating sxsa
msnI But
MEDICINE. NOT BEVERAGE.
A MEDICINE NOT BEVERAGE.
MEDICINE, NOT BEVERAGE
A MEDICINE. NOT A BEVERAGE.
1t Z. no, drsd up to DO ps.tabs taste; is.ss
acceptable TO disodered stomach and one bottle vii, cure
WORST CASE or DYSPEPSIA
IN sxIsrEScE
WORST CASE OF DYSPEPSIA
IN EXISTENCE
WORST CASE or DYSPEPSIA
IN ExIs iEscE.
WORST cAsE OF DYSPEPSIA
IN EXISTENCE.
FOR FEVER AND AauE
nsa sovore'ss remedy. and for
srIIoUsNEss. CoxsrIPArIoH
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
Ii, blessing and prize.
We GUARANTEE
WE GUARANTEES
WE GUARANTEE
IT IN BvKRy CASE.
!, viii stop dls,ress after eating minute ana -
those who have lived GrAham bread and PLATA dists.
years We say.
"Bs OF GOOD CHEER"
for you may %. As hearty and follow b. 60
,s..poonfur OF ,hs "Cu-a" We not hov.bad Do
D.po you hsv. BEEN We win guarantee trouble is.
your hearty mea.
Docs ysur food rss % your stomach
Do you taste II for hours after easins'
Have you h.srts.rn. sick hsadsohe ami iansours
Ar. you weak. ESTIMATED, no .ppsuss' no ufs'
Arc you wsa, fros rising unit. .rss.ns. no an1sy -
business No a.psiop 70 sIsrsoO. constant desire sss
reposef
AaR You n9srREsssD By ALL NouRIsRuo
r0oD,
ARp YoU CONSTANTLY IN PAIN FROM Mprono
rrox, xusr TAKE puRaArIvE PILLS. AND rHHR
WORSE THAN BEFORE
rRrs 10 ALL DYSPEPSIA
DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPEPSIA.
AND GOES DYSPEPSIA
cuIR 10 oUARAsrExD
TO cuRR You AT oNcs.
TO oURS ron At ONCE.
Therefore depend upon this
WORLDS oRsAr REMEDY
wHxNRvsR YoU ARE
pYsrhrrrc
| c..,.- xo,sus and py-en,cry, and for the spss4y
| -, lind OF disorder ths. originates or proceeds
49,, s,.ers.r.d state of stomach or bowels a.
so,a ~ druggist. svsu where "
G. a. CLARK co., Proprie,orsL
New Haven, Cons.
pExAs BARNES 4 90, General AseAa
81 Park row.N.x
Above preparation for sale At my cheaica Warehouse
Ws Broadway, n D. HHAso1C
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In the House Of Lords Earl Marlborough again attacked
the foreign policy Of the government, and especially 10
regard the II has pursued towards Denmark
Earl Russell briefly spoke In defence auG reiterated his
former arguments denying that England hsd 10 any way
for cited her honor.
The FIRST meeting Of the Pece c inference Was held
at Vienna on the 26h Il attended by the 0rst aud
second each beligercnt government
Nothing trsr epircd as TO the proceedings
The Chamber Of Feputies OF Stuigardt have adopted
strong protest against the forcbc occupation OF Rends
burg by Prussia and called the other statos to resist
such vioouco
The Prussian garrison at Kral has been doubled.
The Official Vienna Journal deuics the rumor that Count
Rcchbcrg had caused the Austrian Ambassadors 81 Lon
Aop ard Paris declare that the complete separation Of
che ducbes Denmark would be the maximum OF the
German demands, and that the Apenrade and Tondera
line OF demarkation still possible
Tho vienna correspondent OF tho London Tne' gives
abe alleged programme OF the proposed terms OF peace,
which the complete separation or Schleswi4,
Holsteu and Luuenburg from Denmark and their uiti
union the sccptre Of prince whose claims
may be recognized by the Germanic union.
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Look In.-When Passing Look In at
$40 Broadway and view the collection OF heads from all
world; Busts SKULLS Paintings Ac of all
tons and rnces Of men, Phreno ogcal cxamnatons with
chsrts when desired. FOWLgR 4 WELLS. $50 Broad
wa Walker -trect
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About 100 Physicians, Druggists and
ehemsta OF this city have personally sigueG cert catcs
recommending Wolcotts Instant Pain Apnhiistor. Sold
everywhere
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Royal Havana E1Stferv.-75 per Cent
premium pad for Pri7es. Information furnished The
highest paid for d1uhloons all kinds of gold aud
silrer. TAYLOR CO. Bankers 16 Wall street. N Y.
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III You Want Go KNOW, &c.. Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
curious for curious people, and good book for
every one Price al So To he had At oil news depots
Conten ID tab nailed free. Address
DR. Y. d. EOOTk. No. LEO broadway, n. Y.
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Gouraud's poasre subtle UprOoss II al
from low foteheads any par, OF tue body warranted
lLS BYoaQvev.
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scae Of the Eve and Ear requiring either me.
deal cal aid attended to by Dr. Won EfSBNBER4
HIS consulting SIG Broadway, nesr Twelfth street
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Grover ~ Bakers Highest Premi um
Elastic Stitch Saving Machines, No. 4,5 Broadway, New
YORK, and 10. 23S Fui.on street. Brooklyn.
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u,.h,ur ar Bicoatuu Pnes.-A Perma

HsHk O cr,T,,g >. = ~ cnro.I,orr :, o.r,.,r
Reference 10 highly respectable persons In this
city a"eced for fifteen years, and we're entirely
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yrixss Cashed In all Leg ,tiIrd Lot
teries and in formation given CLuTE Broker,
Office 176 Broadway, New York
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For the Hair npa sEfn-Barrv's Trf-
copheou The best and cheapest article Sold by drug
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The Railway Robbery I'm Canada.
!. RREsr OF A OLEaK OF THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY

Bow STREET P,IIcE OrFIcR. July Is, 1884.
william Joseph Charles Phillips late clerk to the Grand
Trunk Railway Company Canada, at the Montreal
ton brought the custody OF Sergeant Langley
o. the detective force, upon warrant charging him with
having stolen book containing sum OF 80 $751; 10 notes
aud silver, from the STATEN ut Montreal.
Mr.. Sleigh conducted the prosecution and In stating
the case Informed the massrae that the defendant was
pany Monreal and in tue or hts
duties IN that capacity he had to assist the paymaser
IN making up and setting aside. In different compart.
ments. number OF sums Of money, TO be- forwarded
to different stations the limo for tho payment Of
wages That was on the S,n Of April q, On the iol;
absence for day. which was granted and he went
away, but never returned. few days later II was
ticn, and containing in coin and notes the sum or
So ,g51 20, had been distracted. Information was re-
ceved that he had not only sailed for England but had
ceedings taken. They under the act 9th and
7th Wet 81 entitled 'an for tho heter apprchen
OF offenders" and the object OF the present
Application was TO have prisoner remanded Canada
under tho order OF the Secretary Of State there to be
tried for the felony.
tody Thursday night, at the Hanwcll station upon
issued NJ Montreal in Canada and endorsed 6y
81. Grey found n At aH s,aso he wn M
II !" said "f am police oncer and have warrant
to apprehepd you had another constable We took him
the police station, where stated the charge to him.
and asked him had thing TO against it, He
replied, "No Is quito correctD Hc Afterwards said,
I been very foolish fellow. have been down 10
the Derby, aud lost lot OF money TO card sharps" he
also told he bad spent money knocking about the
Haymsrket and other places I had traced him from
place place until found him, from Information re-
ceived.
The deposits ions which had been taken in Canada hay
rg been read,
Mr. Vaughan, addressing the prisoner, said:-You win
RENTED TO pr ison viii make return 10 the sscre
tary OF state and no will dispose Of you You will DO
sent TO Canada for trial
defence then removed In custody OF Sergeant Lang
ley.
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PriZea Cashei IN All begaitZcd I4nf-
tegcs, and Information given. GALLAGHER h BEN.
JAMlN, Brokers, $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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A--Peirson's eye yyoadc Violet"
The finest Perfume out.
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rhe Mexican Empire.
AN IMPERIAL MINISTER TO be ACCREDITED TO WAS

fFrcm the London Times, July 20.
According TO accounts from France The Emperor lfaxi
milan his arrival AT the city Of Mexico, assured
bv me Uni ed States government Of i readiness receive
,sfn,s sr from the empire Mexico and accredit
one 10 the lmperor Macmillan. According 70 dpio.
m tc usage IL In the duty OF tho new sovereign 10
abe nrst STEP and this will nj once be adopted BY the
Emperor Macmillan.
RECEPTION OF THE FRENCH MINISTER AND SPEECH
op rBR lNpyRoa.
lFrom Galigpanrs Messenger, July "a
The Marquis dc Montholon had audience Of the EN-.
petor Of Mexico on the 18th June and delivered the
letters cctedug him ~ Minister Plenipotentiary OF
France NJ the Mexican Court The Marquis cxpressed
the pleasure he is at being the rst among the repre-
scnaves OF foreign Powers TO approach the throne OF
his mpcr MAJESTY and said that France, being deeply
penetrated with the grandeur OF the tack to which his
Majesty had devoted himself, would follow with great
them
The Emperor Maximilian replied In thcse terms
MorsRue ~ MARouis1t with sincere satisfaction that
r~csyo from your hands The letters bv which be Emre.
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Commercial intelligence.
rpE LONDON MONEY MARkEr.

THE LONDON MONEl hAhAbT.
LONDON, July %, 1884.
Notv,hs,andpg the advance In the rate Of discount 70
scven ucr cent by Bank Of England tho demand for
money continues very brisk, and further advance 70
he sn,icpaed further nd vance eight had not taken
psce In the open market po.bing done below seven
The stock Exchange was anguid, but there were no
sa,,erthwaltes midwesk circular ssys;The extfsor-
binary rnrd rise 10 exchange 10 New York has 80 cur
tailed business for American securities thai uansaoons
now are almost q matter Of negotiation, excepting nvo-
twenty bonds and Illinois shares Inc former saow uo
cline or two yer cont still relatively much above
New York quotations For the latter there is some ~
curry but holders are unwilling 70 make the sacrince
which the prest price Would entail The quotations LOT
railway mortgages are little more than nom'nh'
Illinois Contra, Railroad, lsk a AK discount; Erie
Railroad, ~ a43 - ga, 90 ,oc.
Consols se7 10 for money. The weekly return o. the
Bank England shows decrease OF flIbO0o IN puion
AMERICAN SECURITIES -
The latest saiee elinois Central Railroad 4sf
Az discounts Erie Railroad. ~ Q a.
THK LlvRRrovL COTTON MARKsr.
LIywRrooL, July %, 1864.
Tho sales cotton for four davs were g. 900 oaes IN
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HtuhesC Premium Lack stitch SEWN q
Nacbines WHEELER & WILSON, 625 Broadway.
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A--regrsOn's .sHe O. tsctiotrOpe,v
The perfect Odor of tho Dowor.
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Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing syrup for
children reethins Dysenry and Dsrrhna regulates
n. stomacb and Bowels and cures Wind Collie
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Lottery Prizes Cashct, - La fOr q o n
given. J..R. CLAYTON & Co, 10 Wall at,
koA "
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LOTTERY Tickets Casaee.--ru Formation
given. JOSEPH BATES, Bro%er, VI Wall street, room
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CHRONIC CATARRH,
-
CURED,

CArARRH OF TIE TyMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. DISTRACTIONS OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE
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Obituary.
-. -0op ~ ruc vOC


MRS. WOOD (LADY WILLIAM LENSQx), TEE VOCALIST.
From the London Telegraph July Is.
This onco celebrated vocalist expired on Thursday last
n Rulclife Hall, Breton West near Wakefield, where
she had resided or the last twoive months. Mrs. Wood
had retired public life for many years and devoted
her talents 10 the teaching OF music at esds II was ut
the national theatres Drury lane and Covons Garden,
that Mrs Wood Miss Patton, first won her great fame
as vocalist and gained hold upon the admiration OF
The public which ceased until her final retirement
from the stage Her repertoire whom her fame became
established, extended through the whole range Of
English cpern, IN which there scarcely piecc which
she did adorn by attractive vocazation and dra
matt, II the zenith OF her reputation as
vocalist that she married TO Lord William Lennox
Tho union, however, did not prove happy one. and no
divorce, took place. She subsequently, married Mr..
Wood, himself vocalist Of considerable talent As
Mrs. contained 10 maintain the high position
she had achieved the first Of English female vocaliss,
gradually contracting her public engagements however,
until she finally retired from tho stage, and took her
reedenco Wakefield where she lived for several years.
She afterwards removed 10 Leeds, where, ~ already
stated she occupied the position Of teacher Of music
France.
The rumor that tho Emperor Napoleon was preparing
an i'm rortant pamphlet 1t vchy Is denied.
The Bourse dull and dropping. The reutes closed
On tho 27th al 66f DC.
undia.
BoxRAy, July 9, 1894
Cotton duh and lower. Imports duh but rm Freights
TO liverpool aos. Exchange, D. 10 100. a..
Yarn lower. Cloth dull.
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ROston Hand stamp Company, I05
Broadway, N. Y-Flexible and SelfInking Csrce'ling
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The Rebel Cotton Loan.

SoUTusE STATES.
The London Nes says that vesses have lust arrived
Liverpool with thousand bales OF cotton
the proceeds u which towards the sinking fund
tedeemtag Confederate bonds, and paying the div
deuds OF coming April account provision having al
gea1y beeu IN dc Tor the September account.
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SoZofnut, tho Host Psuu,ar Dcntifrice
In evsence, use and praised by everybody.
So by Druggists everywhere.
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DISEASES OF THR STOMACH AND gOwzx2
NOT A BEvERa0F. But A MEDICINE
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DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION.
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lous prices this Ia no longer possible.

MY friends and the pubic will give credit however
for having struggles long and hsd against the universal
pressure depec1tn the credit ant
The advance made Is not enough a. VITA
ut rates. Should whore N
higher further in prices he ms H. In
however, intend Aeeiotore to sell better article for
less money than u can be J1ught for els .whare
circular, with ep-sayincs ~ al the MICS STYLES and
present vii te " or ietn postage.
address <. MORrON, 90 Matien laa New YORK.
Nhv YORK, July H. 1864
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From Gagnauis Messenger, July %
Hamourg vessel tho Ga:lande, has us left Antwerp.
for Bosom with three hundred and sixty Belgian and
German recruits for tho American federal army.
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AND ALL
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A card.

Owing TO tho advance the price, not oo, n
the precious metals out Of every other commodity 6nd Il
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CoAs DYSPEPSIA CURgy
GOES DYsPEPstX ouRn
GOES DYspEfsiA cURH
coK's DYsPEtSIA CURM
GOES DysPEPsIA CURE
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREf
COK's DYSPEPSIA CUaH
GOES DYsPEPsIA cURm
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREi
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURH
GOES DYSPEPsIA OURH
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREt
TIE WORLDS GREAT REM.DV
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THg WORLDS 0AgAr REMEDY
THB WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS Great REMEDY
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
TIE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
TIE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THR WORLDS GREAT REaEDY
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
THE WORLDS GKgAT RENEDY
THE WORLD'S CHEAT REMEDY
FOR
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Diamond RArgs-Of All Descriptions,
from 1--WE collars 70 hundred dollars each for
GALE by GEO c ALLEN No AIS Broadway, ono door
below Cana street formerly No. IL Wall sree Closed
SATURDAYS N. O'Clock.
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The rumor that tho Emperor Napoleon was preparing
An i'm r ortapt pamphlet 1t vichy is denied.
The Bourse was dull and dropping. The reutes closed
On tho oTth Al 66f SC.
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DR.. Chcesemu ms Female PiiIs

the safe reah remedy known FOR
plants peculiar TO tcmae1. They fail Established
1885, they have stood the OF the nent phys
clans No experiment. without mort Explicit direc-
tons, stating when they should should not be TAKEN
One dollar per boz containing ~ pills Sold By all drug
gs,s IuTCHIHGs & HILLYER, Proprietors,
81 Cedar street, New York.
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GOES DYSrErsiA CURE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
From Washington.

WAsHIN0ToE, April TIT Is understood
that the Senate Military Committee report.
ed in secret session adversely on the nom.
inGtion of Major General Schoiield.
letter from the army of the Potomac
says that no events of general importance
have recently occurred.
WASHINGTON, April s.-Indicatiou are
that the Senate will reject (to.day) all the
substitutes for the anti slavery amendment
to The Constitution and pass the original
amendment if possible.
The Senate Finance Committee will soon
take action on the National bank bill.
Jay Cooke writes that the 10 40, loan
will prove az great success as the 500
loan OF last year.
The chief Quartermaster OF the cavalry
bureau advertises for 5000 more army
horses to be delivered at Washington a,
$3.50 each.
Speaker oOlfax gives his last reception
this evening
The last Presidential reception will bt
next Tuesday night.
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8ga 01Ieattaph.
Arrival from Hilton Head.

NV YoaK, April 8 The steamer Ara
20. has arrived frOm Hilton Head. She
brought the Tth Psnnsylvanis, and de-
tachments from several other regiments.
AdVices from Florida report d small
skirmish on the 18th Of March, near Pr
Iatks, between our piCkets and some rebel
cavalry. The latter took TO their heels 10
= short time. The gunboat Ottawa shelled
them, but with what effect is not kuown.
By .meaps Of flag of truce permission
was obtained by Chaplain Chapman, OF
the 69th New York regiment, to go to
Tallahassee, to ascertain the condition OF
our wounded in the hands of the enemy.
Report says that, they are badly treated,
especially the colored soldiers.
Gen. Hatch is temporarily in command
of the Florida District. Gen. Seymour re.
mains at Hilton Head for the present.
Geu. Gilmore has been to Jacksonville
aud Fernandina, aud has returned to Hilton
Head, 5.t
A few shells are occasionally sent into
Charleston. The famous 40 FOUNDER Par
rotl guu at Cummiogs' Point exploded,
after being fred 4.6l6 times.
Further adVices from Hilton Head report
that a party Of six or eight refugees from
Charleston, picked up on small boat by
one Of the .blookaders, say that the rebel
rams on the stocks at Charleston were
badly injured by our Gre which was di.
rected against them whenever the weather
was favorable for practice.
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B%A LITTLE WAry.-Yesterdsy morn
ing basket containing a young female
infant was found in front of the residence
of gentleman living 10 the village of
Cluysville, on the Hemp6eId R. R, above
West Alexander The basket contained,
besides the little Wnif, sucking bottle,
partly filled With milk. lot of Zoe new
clothing, which had been tastefully made,
come towels, piece Of SOpP, and a neatly
written note, requesting the gentleman At
whose door the child was left to take care
of it aud be should be we'll paid in month
y iDSt'lImeurs. The gentleman. although
a married man aud housekeeper, is un-
fortunately the possessor of NO children,
and it was thought he would adopt the
founding.
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G@- FEDERAL COuRr.-Ths Court met
at 10 O'Clock aud the Grand Jury was sent
to their room.
Nc. Chandler, acting district attorney,
called the attention OF the Court to the case
OF Jobu wherry, ol Ohio county, indicted
for keeping 4 stallion without liscense, and
upon the representation OF the attorney the
Court 6aed the party three times the
amount OF the liscence and tie cost OF the
proceedings, to which the accused assent.
ed. The Court remarked that ii would be
well for ali TO understand that every busI
ness or calling Tor which the State requir.
ed a iiseeOse uOtted States Iisceuss was
also required,
a jury was empunnelled in the case OF
ChriSsOPhes Schwsdes, indicted for keeping
lager beef saloon, without Government
hsesnss- Schwedes plead not guilty aud
The case went to trial. The facts set forth
in the indictment were established. The
defence claimed that SchWedes had re-.
ceirsd a wound upon the battle Geld by
which he lost an eye and by which his mind
was impAired-tbat he was confused about
tie different liseenses which he Was re-
quirsd to take out aud that he was too poor
to obtain the lisseuse.
John Babermehl, Esq. conducted tLe
case for the prisoner, aud made = very able
aud Ingenious defence.
The case occupied the greater part of
day, and the Court adj burned before the
Jury rendered its verdict