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sTOVV J.. ptN y fstf1rE r. ssrs - - tirss.
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q etp@Hrs = Ell NeathsT viih safs sa3 psssssut
mrdiriHes
sEtr tRrsr AND sOtuAHy nABrrS
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srEcikL tffuENfs ASp sfrrsri0fs
fn1lftat s Msuiea snd sihss la3es.
sFCact ASp pKiIcArK niAoEbtts
Nsrrarls' Afessiotsi ffuriiets and Ell uissssss
81 ~ s&ins rles5s 81 ths Noss TAtasi atA Nntvf
fmr.es 5n he rsce sNeiiiHgs q ihr ieHit5 Ner.
snusngssG CeUsslit ftonsl sna gshef eaknesses tu
louih. Ard he megv adeapcsA II ~ sfts 81
nHfH ~NxFs. sfNaIY or NArGiEu
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proudly refers e Professors aud respectable pbv
sioians many II whom renspli his in critical cssss
because o. hr ACKNOWLEDGED sAif nud reputation,
observation.
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CAriTAL Bousp TO VIVA 'gemmar
Oh color belonging 10 Tehama, recently
made a pilgrimage to Led Bluff for the
purpose Of procuring mn ebony helpniste
either as partner in the laundry business
Or for life, he wasn't particular which
Arriving at bis destination he made known
70 the poulipg Ethiope tho Object Of hi.
visit, aud asked her consent to the propo
siiion. After turning the question over il
her mind for few moments, she came on
with. S., how much capital hay,
YOU
swell, Phebc, TO tell dc truf, Use only
got four dollars wild me jus now"
Won't DO, S., won't DO San
Jchnsing bah got six an a cookin' stove
! guess Use gHine TO hab him.
Poor S., is still going il alone.
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A CERTIFICATE
WORTH A MILLION.
An OH Physieian's
Testimony.
READ.

READ.
Waterbury, VT,
Nov. "a, 1853.
Although ] do not
like the practice Of
Physicians recon-
mending, in d is
criminately,the pa
tent medicines Of
the days yet after
. trial Of ten years.
I Fam free 10 admit
that there il one
medicine before
the public that any
Physician can use
in his practice and
recommend TO the
public with perfect
confidence F; that
medicine is Rev N,
II Downs Vegcta
bic Balsamie Elixir
have used it my
self with the very
best success, and
now, whenever /
am troubled with a
Cough or Cold, 1
bly, use II.
lc~ eheerfnlly re-
commend It to al
who are suffering
from n Cough or =
coid,i or the Group
WhoQping- Cough,
and al diseases
tending 10 Con
SUMPTION alnd to
the Profession as q
reliable article.
lam satisfied OF
its excellence be-
yond a doubt, hav-
ing eleuX@ysed neF-
sonziiy with the
Rev. y. II. Downs
about Il. lie in
formed me Of the
principal ingre
dents Of which the
ElixiF is composed,
all q which are
Purely Yegeisb e
and perfectly safe.
IA uosepEAKB I'D
Nov Brigade sur
geon L. = Army.
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sIanl.oOdi how Lost, How Esestor-


Just published, a new edition n DIR.
49, Cniverw ellis Celebrated EAsay on
tRyI9.. The radical cure without
medicine) of SPgRMAToHRnd.A, OF seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Semiaa leases. lsrurEHcT.
Mental and Physical lpeapaeiiy, lnpednsBts 20
Marriage, etc; also, CosspArrios, EriLErsr, and
FRS, induced by self.udulgeaes 81 sekaai extra
vHgaHee.
Price, in sealed envelope, only csots
he celebrated author IN this admirable essny
dearly demonstrates, ifoiH tbfIy ~ IN successful
practice, bat The alarming consequences u seif.
abuse n1ey be rHaieaiiY cnrsd without tie danger Of
use q internal medicine Df tbs application Of the
kniie-~pointing out mode 81 care u Gnce simple,
certain. and saectnai by means ~ which every
sufferer, no rasiisf what his condition may be,
may care llraAeif eheapy privately, sud radioaay.
ms Lecture should be 10 tie haAds u every
youth a1d eYery man IL ihe lard.
sent Aunder zeal, 10 q pain envelope 70 'aHy ed.
are'ss ts ppid 90 receipt q slx cAnis, o. two poss
stamps. Address the Publishers,
GHAS }. e KLIkE a "a.
Ia Bewsrf, New fSrh rast oalss tet 40
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who know little u The nainrt and ehBractffoi Pee
al Diseases, and lass ~ g. fisir cure Some ~
hibii forged Diplomas Of Institutions o. Colleges
which never existed w enY uRFf bf the WOrld others
exhibh Diplomas " the DEAD hos obtained uu
nowHi net only assuming and adesfiisisg III names
Of those Inserted IN The bpomus, bot 80 further
their inif o'ition assume nnmss of ether Msst cele
brsted Physicians long sincs dead. NtiJhsYas ds
eeiyed hy
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NJ. n. DOWNS
VEGETABLE
BALSAMIC ELIXIR.

This old time
tried standard rem
etly still maintains
its popularity
When all Others
have proved ineifi-
c ent the Elixir a
lone continues to
give satisfaction.
Use ii for
Cough,
Colds,
Catarrh,
Asthma,
Group,
Iueipient CoHsump.
ton, and all diseas-
es Of the Throat,
Chest and Lungs.
81 YEAits AGO
The Elixir first
made its appear
auee /; and even
then, in It's primi
tive and imperfect
state, produced
such extraordinary
results that it be-
came, at once, a
general fayorite.-
Many have made
IL what II really Is,
a Family Medicine,
For "a more than
half the diseases
sto witch flesh Is
heir" originate
from colds, 50 this
may be considered
general preyenta
tive Of al diseses,
by removing the
primeval cause.
ADULTs
Should always
keep this Family
Physician at hand;
and by its timely
use SAFE hundreds
Of dollars that
you'd otherwise be
swallowed up ii
disehsrging doe
tors fees.
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hes4if assfrfs land u ehBuoi hr raatradlsle8 81
eept By Quackst she witi aav A. snythlne tseu
peuure themselves, 10 liapare upun psiivnis that
he
- tHt eStr staptsa aHAHFttH rHgsBrlsN tnvssu..
a. NwafUN
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

LUB WOIIU GI5dJ 1tCHIOUy IOI
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
ofConsumptive patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been SO long used and so uni
versally known, that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the best 1t ever has been, and that il
may be relied on 10 do all 1t has ever done.
Prepared by Dir. j. c. AVER & Co,
Practical and A',alyficdi Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
EQUINOX DRUG STOKE, Manchester, and by G. W.
SMITH. Factory Point.
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send rs Gents for Certificate.

Ia all transactions by mail, We shall charge for
warding the Certificates. paying postage aud do
ing The business, 70 cents each, which mus be
enclosed when the Certificate is sent for. Five
Certificates will be sent for 81, eleven for 81,
thirty for s., sixiy-fye for $40 one hundred
for STA
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QuAoW NosrnuM MAKrhs.

through false certificates aud references, and com
mcndaldns fthe medicines blythe dad, ahn can
not EXPOSE on contradict them, Of Nho. b.sidrs e.
further their imposition, eopy firm Medical books
much that is written ofthe qualities and effects of IL
tlerenl herbs aHa olAnisf aud wttihs al thesane To-
their Pills Extracts Specifics, Re. most u whica,
ifudall, contain Mercury, because OF the apesnt
belief fits curing everything but nov known
to skill more than Is cured" aud ho@e vol Killed,
conttationaly ttjnTtd Icr life.
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Trs fsxplisr ,Hat a.
&c etaa whssk ~
call NoFrLk larks
+ lle tssEg ,sus -
muiuinaes u men it
either produces ~ IL
pss.lsaw IN 20 en-
fechlcd. Initiated state
of the blood, uherda
that fiud becomes I'M
'cmnT<iant 80 sasiain
ahc vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
llsAvca tils system ~
fall into disorder and
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engaged 10 treatment el special Blserfr- Act ~
~oA kpewn " many 1Ilinut pNbNttfts MeF.
rhabis Hotel pWpneiefs, Ac lbat be l. much
recommended, ard Particularly q
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IGNORANCE oV ouAcK DOCTORS AND
NosTRuM MAKERS


Through The ignorance ofthe Quaek Daersr Rn1g-
ing ne other remedy, he relies npon MaHelmtY,
and gives u 70 a bis patisnlsm tills Drops, Sc, so
the nostram maksr, equally ipnorahi, adds to his
50 called EStnets, Specific Aniiaots. Sc. botli m,
lying apoD IL ELECTS Iu ssrng lew hundred, it
is lralngssisd IN various WAYS bnagkesi ths land
but Alas nothing Is said ~ tbs bsnnre: some Of
whom die. stAeg gov worse, aud are len TO liuets'
an' suffer tor months OF yenn, until relieved uci'u
ed, 4 possible, BY competent physicians.
BUT ALI QuACKs ARR NOT IGNORANT.
Notwithstanding the foregoing facts nre kn0~n 10.
Some Qnack pogteas and ADsiiain Maker, ,ei, 70
gardless 81 thc gfs Md hath Of Others there arc
those among them whow eysn perlarc ihsnlsclyc,,
contrndietnr.givinr mrscNfy 10 thsir lnteAp or
that i u contained IN Their Nsstrnms 40 that tl,e
usual Zee" may he oLtainrd ipr pful,ssedls Cur
ing, OF 'tho dollar at Traction Of II" uay be %
tainel for the N@tfum II j. TINS that may nre
deceived alsttud ustiessfy spend large AEounIs
for experiments with quackery.
Dr. J.. DfN's
chnrfes are very moderate. Communication ~
credy confidential, and nll may rely 90 him willu
the stTieiest secrecy aud confidence, pAt ever NAV
be The disease, condition ,i;natse Of my one,
murtief or single
Medicine, scit By Mill o. Expres. 10 al :art of
the United States.
Boston. Jan. /, ls8j.-- IYSG
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Sod AZ every Drug sal Couatry Store through
cut Yeunoat and cAnaaas.
Refaa 50 Ga. rs "a cad sI.so per Bottle
JOHN +. HEARY = CO.
PRormrroEs
Iy4e Main Street. watsTbnIy, ".
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yTsuoNpsON.e TMPgoTKD TRUSS fof sais ~
i GE0KGE TCTTLE " d, Tac'c9 F2snt .
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ArIIIcfrp ANb rNFoRrtNATrl


be pol robbed aud add 10 ynnF saiieFihRs In being
deceived by the yine epasls misrepresentation
false promises and pfeiensienA Of
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HELMISOLD,S
monty ooscESrRAraD
COMPOUND Fluid Extract SarsaparIlIa,

For purifying the blood removing all diseases srsing from
anil lnpfudeneo IA lie chronic constitutional Dis
eases arising from npur state o. the blood, aud ,is
oaly feiaba an etetua known remedy for the cure Of
scrofaa, seal lie Sal. gleum Pains a9d Swelling 81
the bones rlccraonl of Tia Throat and Legs, Elotehes
rimpies the r4ec letter Eryspelas and all seaiy erup
lions Ct tho ssln and bcautlfying The eoxrLExioE.
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DR.. sTRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY has cured
thousands Of the worst cases OF Blindand Bleeding
Piles 1t gives immediate relief and effects per-
manent cure, Try directly. It's warranted to
cure.
For sale by all Druggists. so cents per bottle.
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| UMBER For sALEl

1'ses fsel 9aHFs T,mAzs4 sarets sasa
sa1ea = - Aeeh essAs1ra kFrNne BseeFanS-
stSs# iust sesA44sA tgruee FssHt
BOARDS pisT sa3 IaliKE fafaishsd stshsrt aaiies
Also
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BATTKsKILLLuMBER coNrAST.
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IoP PRINTING of.n aipa H,aty e.
q. ! IT LIS Or
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Fos Non.Retsntion or iseen.nruss Of Urine inasmms-
ton liberation 81 tho nsddsr Klinsys Diseases 81
ths Prostate Gland Gravel Brick Dust Deposits, prepsl
cal swelling, orgaaie wSakBsss s'lly, Female GoD'
plaints, Ae.
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correspondent Of the Norwich Comm bulletin fur.
nishes the following facts respecting the suicide u
Gus Carpenter oil Ellington who shot himself Friday
the 18th nit -
For nearly week previous he had appeared singular
at times day or two previous he called OF his
he made decd Of his farm with the understanding that
neghbors and him " TO the clerk office when
the neghbor deed TO his wife, and after having
II all performed TO his satisfaction. while on his way
week, II she could settle his estate She asked him
what he meant land told him he no more likely TO
die than she He replied that stranger things than
that had happened He had gun In the house. and
had been noticed 10 examine several times II was out
Of order.
On Friday no took his Bible and went and Law down
on his bed and read that in the early part Of the day
Then he got sheet OF paper and wrote for some time
then got mp, laid his Bible the pillow, took the
paper on which be had been writing and went 10 the
bureau drawer and fumbled awhile there. Then--as
they thoughthe took the paper and went whispp
out Of the door II he went directly to his house
and they being gone from home he raised window and
got In and took his brothers. rife. nc loaded IL and
then went to the woods, about half mile distant sat
down aud placed the uzze Of the gun against his fore
head dischargng II with his foot. The ball passed
through his head, killing him instantly
He was not found until ten O'Clock the next day
when he discovered lying his back in the same
position in which he fell, and the gun was lying on his
body. ~ ~
II that when he went 10 the bureau before lcav
and took sp"i,er prevent Aspion Tn, following is
copy 81 t.r lond his death VIII ne he had n
IT, ~ his wic's drawer
DRsR CArHAsIsE-i will write a few lines 70 Won 10 in
form you That ON tired OF life and am going to make
way with myself What property ther IL after paving
my debts leave 10 you. Forgive me, dear Catharine
and may God forgive me- Kiss little boy for hIs
father never let him know how his father died.
And now, dear Catharine good bye and may God have
mercy on my soul Tell all my friends To beware of
drinking rum for IL has killed You can sell on the
horses and wagons and raise money enough 10 pay my
debts, and then you will have the farm left
LUCIUs CARPENTER
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The Ohio Parricide Case.
lErnm the Cincinnati Cnin mercial Annnai :

4.
Darrtown, small village nine miles from Hamilton
Butler county the Of aterbe ARRAY on FRIDAY
last Ia which young man named Sylvester Irwin killed
his father, John Irwin, and his sepmother Jane Irwin
statement Of the affair Is as follows
AT dnnertime the father mother and son were seated
at the table discussing at length family aajrs when the
conversation became fesrfuy exciting and harsh an,.
violent language was INDUCED in. Finally the mother
IN her right hand, rushed towards her son who raising
from his chair, fell back from the table and draw
Ing revolver, warned her not to make another
step towards him, else he would shoot her AZ this
unturc the father cnragcd and excited rose and took
the part or his wife. and, selling Ratchet rushed TO-
ward the young man, who imnC dia ely fired nj Lis
Iaiher and then turning toward the mother also shot
her both parents fang.lifcess M his feet The younp
man Irwin. who is Unmarried and aged about thirty
YEAR,. then informed the neighbors What be had done
and hunting up the constable OF Drtown gave himself
up for trial, declaring that he committed the deed In
self-deence. The prisoner tcn brought 10 IIaii
ton and lodged In the county Jail The occurreucc bns
caused considerable excitement in Darrtown,
Another account s that sylvester returned 10 the house
from piouglhng, when come grs, from upper story
window OF his fathers house, spat down on him
This Of ingnity excited the ire OF sylvester and
ne usm"h'cdeu hi- fatber, al the barn. whether or
not he connteuanced such action Hard words followed
when the sepmothcr Jane Irwin, out OF her house
down 10 the harm with carving knife aud rushed To-
ward Sylvester, who drew pistol The father John
irwin seized hstcilc and stepped IN between his wife
ana son evidently To protect bo being proverbin for
his peaceable disposition The son then fired the
father Me ball entering the forehead and causing In.
slant deah He Then tired at Mrs Irwin, the ball enter
ing The right breast sylvester then noticing that his
last sho had not performed IT, mission Of instant DEATH
NTH club beat her hend She only lived twenty
minutes sylvester then fed, and arrested In
Hamilton already stated His trial has been down
Tor Tuesday nWnne, the sth Al nine O'Clock The
= holding an inquest upon The dead bodies ~ Mr. and
Mrs Irwin
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Marine OF THE BOARD SUPERVISORS The Board
oct NE o'clock last evening, f6r the purpose of hear.
inc the repo of the Standing Committee ON Pene n
tiarv Ga relation ocharges preferred against Mr. McNeelv
the keeper of that Institution Tho report which was
.,"d bv two MEMBER completely exoncrated HIM
from all Blame. The election o' Seepsr IA place OF
M ~S- s---visor Clark memh"y - "itentiary
COMMITTEES, an opportunity minority repv.,
after which the Board adjourned till next tuesday
FRr-A little before noon yesterday fire was dis
covered in three story fraEs dweiIi.L +, savmond
street. near Lafayette street. Which was caused by de-
fectivo fae in the chimney The building was owned nv
Daniel d. Whitney, Of First ward and was occupied
about hundrd dollars each by damage TO furniture,
upon which INSURANCE The damage to the
building Is about hundred dollars which is covered
by insurance The flames extended to a frame house
adjoining, owned by Patrick Burns which was damaged
TO the extent three hundred and fifty dollars and was
insared TO that amount in the Hamilton Insurance Com
pany.
SnooTISa CAsr.--A man, named Richard Fitzpatrick
was arrested on Monday night charged with shooting
his son Thor1as with shotgun The prisoner who II
supposed t. be laboring under an attack Of tempo ary
insanity, denies that he intended TO shoot his son; that
no had been attempting TO shoot rats and
shot Lis own SON. for which he seems to be very sorry
Justice Buckley win examine the case on Saturday
RECOVERY or Valuable HopsE.-On Friday last
young hired valuable saddle horse from the stable
az r. q. Andrews FOG and EOS West Twentv-seventh
street, New York, and failed 70 bring it back Mr.. An
srcws advertised his horse and Mr. George Wright keep
of livery stable Water street, Grand, Il. d.,
recognised it description of horse he bought tho
day before from who represented himself dis
charged soldier, and for which he paid 500 Sergeant
Maddox, of tho Forty fifth precnct recovered the horse
and returned to its owner who only loses the saddle
and bride, valued at $76, by the THEFT
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Base BAH.
GOTHAM W.. EMPIRE.


7he match between these clubs, which cook place at
otoken yesterday, proved TO he quite one sided affair
the Empires easily defeating their adversars by score
Of twenty nIbe 10 six-ncarly bad beating Us the
Gotilsms gave the Hudson River Club at Ncvbnrg the
other cay On that occasion. however the Gothans had
George Wright in their nncoDe OF tie best bali players
~ Hobekenw no played In the match under the name OF
Cohen he beng at the saline time duly elected member
Of the Olympic Club Of Philadelphia The game opened
,orabt for the Empires ut the start by of three
~ nothing; aud the addition OF nine In thcir IN
tho second innings gave them advantage the Goth
amt not able 10 overcome This match proved one
thing aud that tina, the Bull defeat the Empires
sustained ~ Bedford lately has not had the denorarng
effect anticipated. The absence Of their ceotrc neder
weakened their nine considerably Ia this match we'll
NJ the previous Wild throwing the feature 81
the Gotham play In the game Of yesterday aud
bases being thereby made against them no less than
nineteen hmes They only took -four ny balls IN the
match, the Empires taking seventeen. Martin carried on
the palm en the Empire side, both In batting and ncdig
taking seven fly bsls-Harry Wright taking the load
the GOTHAM side In both departments. On Friday the
Gobpms play M Hudron River CIub their return match
HUDSON RivsR vs.. MYSTIC.
The clubs play together the ball grounds st sixty
third street and Third avenue this afternoon half
pest two O'Clock.
ACTIVE vs. PHILADELPHIA CLuB.
The Active club, OF the city, take tho Camden and
Amboy bost At sir o'clock this morning for Philadelphia
and ibis afternoon they Will play their nrsi game with
the Camden Club, Of Philadelphia al three O'Clock To
morrow tlky play the Atantics and Fida, ibo Roy
monos.- ~ nwiuR afst sDv sgsppA ,~ss M.SA wjh
w iNsiss ~
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Horace R. Wrtz, Surgeon in the United States Army,
who served during the in the field, the stats OF
Generals Rosecrans, Grant and Gilmore Medical
Director and who is President Of the Board for the
Examination Of Army Surgeons in this city, has been
brevctted Lieutenant in the army for faithful
and merit0rous services
Major General Griffin Major General Milroy Brigader
General Engay and Brigadier General Tyler stopping
at the Aston House.
Among the arrivals at the st. Nicholas is Brigader
General Payne United States Volunteers. of Illinois
Major General Heron, of the greatest heroes of
the war In the West, has stopped here his way
Leavenworth His intention is to assist in the oreaniza
ton Of grand council Of the Southwestern Indian
WITH and knowledge Of the Indian character no
one could be better qualified for the position OF Commits
sioncr TO the Indian tribes to which he has been ap
pointed by tire President
Colonel A. Potter, of Pittsfcd, Mass, commander Of
the Thirtyfourth Massachusetts regiment, and who led
these gallant soldiers in their honorcd and memorable
conflicts under Sheridan in the Shenandoah valley and
under Grant A. the taking Of Petersburg and Richmond
was united in marriage at Bennington, VI, the LIST
inst, TO sarah NJ, only daughter Of the Hon. Thomas
McDanics of that place The wedding largely at
tended from both in and out of town, and I'M
the neat total of twenty thousand dollars while the
bridal dress, adornmcnts and feast in keeping
70 cos ly excellence: The happy, pair immediately
started upon their bridal tour, which will include Sara
toga, Niagara, Montreal and Quebec, and return via
Boston.
DR. Mott, the venerable President Of Union College,
ported TO be failing rapidly.
The Rev. Dr. Chaplin, of this city, preached on Sunday
last in Boston
A nephew Of A.. B. Kiddor, OF somerville Mass
twelve years Old belonging to this city, accidentally
drowned at the former place the 4th inst
The following is contained in Savannah letter to the
Chicago Jonr:The stores that have been told in the
Northern papers about Mrs. JEFF Davis living in poverty
&C., need not be believed any longer She Is living here
at the Pulaski House, very comfortably far as one
can Judge; bills and not small ones at that settled
hA rrlpc NJ /.