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be goal of vour iourpey, and did Won not

the goal Of your journey, and did you not
arrive here about April l5.' I ll q
Monsieur exclaimed the baron, Il
have submitted to these impairment ques-
lions quite long enough. BY what right
you presume to interrogate me in the man
ner you have Done do not know. Rest
assured shall represent the matter TO the
Minister of Police. wish you very
good morningp And the baron turned
himself round to leave the room s5Git ,sl
q HNot so fast, monfieur, have not yet
done with you" continued the Cfflcer, with
out noticing the interruption. nI repeat-
you arrived, in Paris about the 18Th, and
you were in your wifes bedroom on the
night of the 18th aad 18th"
At these words the baron lesped TO his
feet, his face distorted with the pangs of
lear and passion. la hailIa1 I'd l-.'..i
g "Oalm yourself, Monsieur le Baron, !
have not finished with you yet. viii you
then explain, If you we're not in the bed
room of your wife on the night in question.
which you will remember was the very
night on which she was murdered-hoW it
was that your hat was found in the
passsge2" And with these words he
handed hat 70 the baron.
All eyes were bent upon him. The baron
turned desthly pale, and remained sheech-
less considerable time. At last he stam.
mered forth incoherently: 10 q s-l7s l1'7
It is not my hat mover saw this one
before. | had one like it
but not this,'
Not thisP exclaimed the relentless ques-
tioner. Monsieur le Baron, You have
been followed step by step from the day
you quilted Paris to the day you returned.
If this hat be not yours, thea have the
goodness 70 tell me how your bill incurred
at the Msison Rouge, StrAsburg. found Its |
way underneath the lining2 Please look
for YOURSELF |
tHo.el bill gssped the baron, IS be |
struck his forehead with his clenched |
hand. 4|-
tYes wretehed man. By that little
piece of paper, Providence mas disclosed
your crime, and has prevented an innocent
yirl from lying felOn's death. Confess
hat you entered your wife's room and
committed the disbolical deed for which
lou would have allowed another to suffer-
But such confession was never made.
That night Baron de @. was safely shut
Id in prison till his trial should take place.
All Paris rang with the news that the real
murderer of the baroness had been dis
overed, and that he was no other than
Ter own husband. But that night the
prisoner escaped, On entering the cell on
he following morning, he was found lying
tretched out on his couch, cod and stiff.
1 was supposed that living lawless life,
10 had been in the habit of carrying poison
bout him. g.. ra a.l .a Ll .atE
Years have elapsed since the above
vents took place. Monsieur Bernard soon
ecame one of the most celebrated orna
1ents of the French bar, and his wife, nee
irnestine Lamont, noted not only for the
Of her balls and dinners, but for
he sffabilty Of her manner and the eour-
of her disposition. OF the story
the murder nobody knows more than
here told All The Year Round
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= BAR. GOODALE'S
CATARRH
r EN- e DY
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

II penetrates the secret ambush Of
this terrible disease GDd extarminatss IT, root and
branch, forever. -.H zI-I -l-2lt lNf fa
1t removes all the Rretehed aynp-
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sumption. r la 80 '--- 80
1t cleans the head, deOdOrises the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief
II aIIeVtates more agony and silent
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1t is noted for curing the most hope
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Gt cures Hay, Rose and Periodic On
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No form OF CatnrFh OF nO1sea In the
ssd oAn resist itE penetrating power. ~
DR.. GOOdaIe's CatarFh Remedy Is
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DR.. Il. sOOdAIe Il known throughout
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rV Of CatArrh ever publiEbed. Where fits Origin
What Its RayARes-Mods OF rreAtNent-and Rapid
Cure in al Its forms. al
DIR. 6OOdaIe'H PamphEet on Catarrh
sAoud Be read BY every one. It can be obtained ht
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70 our oides. os -
Prioe 81 90. send . stamp for pamphlet.
@. r PARKER, Sole Agent, rs Bleeeker street
New York
sold BY c. W. CLARK. CisvsIAnd. tsbs:Rs
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On arriving at StrssburP, the police
agent at once repaired tothe Maison Rouge.
The landlord perfectly remembered the
bsron's having stayed at his hotel for a
week, and having then gone whittier he
could not ssy. The porter, however, re-
membered where his luggage was taken.
It was to house outside the city, on the
road 70 SAverne, where hired carriage
was in readiness. Hegot into the carriage
and drove of But as the driver was an
acquaintance of the porter's, it was no diff
icult nAtter to find him. 81 a-.-
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1TKW STYLES OF BUCKLES Jas
IN rsOsiVSs st oo z, ~ ~ ~ ~. II 90.
isis
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) n~PHHOSOPHY OF MARRIAGK

= ~PHILOS0PHY OF MARRIAGE
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:DISRAa0-S
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ORlVATk AFFAIRS, -- .
INWHIOM -f.
All Glasses are Interested.

XII JIHbbOb 8TO IUBbIDbsUus
Farmers Drovers, Merchants, Lumber1nen, Me-
ohAnics, Miners, Bankers the rich and the poor,
should ask themselves II the slish sYPHILITIo
or so-eallsd PRIVATE DIsEAsH, taint IL lin gerng IN
their 6ysTBMs, II so, they should apply In person,
II possible; II not possible In person, BY letter,
and receive by return mail blank circular Of
questions, which wall enable ny one TO know posi-
lively Just how they stand. s -.
To the Intelligent reader Is 10 not necessary 70
publish the names Of the many complications and
Iorms assumed by this terrible scourge, yel IL may
be advisable TO mention most prominent STPH-
Ills PRIMARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and STPHIIIs
TERTIARY, the latter involving the bones In its
deethly aetion. OILS ta-al .-it" t.---
Every one should know. also. that many o. the
most obstinate and worst ULnER.TEO THRoATs
proceed from this cause, and will II not properly
handled ultimately result in loss Of voice. Look 70
Four true interest," and consult bvletter or apply at
IAIl- Tlr.H a RnO2 ~ -
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DHaPERSLA CURE
cures nVtulenoy, weak
ness and general debility;
It makes the weary smbi-
tiOus, the feeble strong,
the dsbilitAted healthy
for IL enables the patient
to take plenty Of healthy
food, which Is the parent
Of the body.
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S99IEs%4l PIG 9FNsOF's I INFRoVEp sP


Practical and Scientific OptioiAn keeps the largest
assortment Of Optical INSTRUMENTS in the city
Being an old establishment, and having been ex
tsDSiVsly patronized, he has tie confidence that
his prsasnt stosk gin warrant the oontibuApce OF
public fAyors. Al his speotaoles ars Of the best
quality Of crystal glssses, ground under bis own
Inspection In all easss oarinR WeAkneas dizEinsss
And impartiDk strength for long reading and 1ne
Ssving Artificial eyes inserted without pain.
OFfIOE-lSO Bup-rior-st., nrut door NON the
entrance 20 the American Hotel.
BeWars OF travellers claiming 10 Be Mr.. Solo
nobs0n or his AGENT. 'f t'n 1uIy24
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UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
#r.H- AND. RS
Private Medical DIspensarY,


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Near the Michigan Exchange Hotel. 1905
Where every form of SYPHILIS and all other dis,
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sible for the good reason that where ohspring en-
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fore, il one Of the worst inpodimenta to matri'
mOny. .-,.-ta... t
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
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but where every sne Of such cases are cured per-
manently. No books published ty nor isrued from
this institution by which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined. .. lsl
LADIES, y ..-o-.. d.
Married or single, requiring Female Regulator,
should enclose one dollar and three postage ssamps
and by return mail they will receive, with full d.
rections the only reHabis Femaie Regulator IN use
This Regulator fast becoming the fhxorte Of ladies
evervvhere simply because ita action Is mild and
safe and can always be depended upon IN removing
distractions from colds and sny other cause. .D.
All correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
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Consultation and services Rt the Office free to the
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n11pEpSTS oURrl

10 . purely vegetable
preparation, contains no
Opiatea, no poison, moth
ing hnrtful, but acts
promptly, surely and i'm
0edlatsly.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
AlloWs you to eat q hsarty
meal without fear of dis
tress afterHard, for II
will stop Il ~ soon - IL
10 swallowed.
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Acting in obedience TO the orders of his
chief, the agent referred the barren to q
comptoit, where he would be furnished
with the register of the death and burial
of his wife.
On entering the room, the baron was po-
litely invited to take seat while the neces-
sary papers were being found.
Alter the lapse of quarter of sn hour
sn official entered the room, and requested
the baron to accompany him to another
compton,, where, to his dismAy, he found
himself submitted to q rigorous exafnins-
ton. ssr ~ % uIl t.- -
But, Monsieur lie Baron, when you left
home, on March 25th, whittier did you
trsvelP asked the chief officer. -.1
i travelled through Germany, en- route
for st. Petersburg 'r.@' ' q
iGood Bnt which wss the first town at
which you stsyeo2 p
'Strssburg.' -' a31 ssE- goa
,Quite trnell said his questioner, referring
to some papers. On what day did you ar
rive thereP - -l'--'.. '''-5
'On the 2sth'
Yssl and how long did you remain |?
Let me see-yesl it was one night and
half the next day. replied the baron, with
a little hesitation IN his manner. .
'And where did you proceed to next 2
resumed the officer. %
After some rtf sction, the baron answer
ed that he had gone to Frankfort.
Indeed 7 answered the officer, raising
his eyes, and directing steady glance to-
ward the baron. TO Frankfort think
you are mistaken. You cay you arrived
at Strasburg on the 18Th, Whsre you re-
mained till the following day. But the
landlord of the MAison Rouge SAYS that
you remained st his house till April T..
How do you account for that Monsieur le
baron r
WAS l there q week. Yes now /
think oft, you are quite right monsieur
for 1 met several friends there, who per-
suaded N to lengthen out my stay -
'Yon also state that you next went to
Frankfort. But if Monsieur le Baron re-
fleets, he viii remember that he went to
Saverne in q close carriage" .
YES; but that Was only days trip,
/ and had nothing to do with my Journey,
vas the ready Snswer. But insy / be per
mittsd 20 ask, monsieur, why all these
questions 2 --.-.., r.-... .5..
EXCUSE me, Monsieur Ie Baron, you sre
here to answer questions, not to ask them.
Suffice it 70 ssy, that it is usuAlunder such
circumstances. Now, please to attend. You
lssidiust now it was only day trip. Think;
how was it you came-to stay tour days 81
SaYernef - ..7.ss
i hadiutsnded to remain only4One day
1 st SaRefne, but was. taken III during my
stay at the hotel" fk ;sas 90
nsWas that why Monsieur ele Bsror
changed his nsmef continued the officer
4 tOhanged my nsme2 Monsieur must b
IN; error! ..-..ss -agl j
| ~ Not at,sll. You took the name of Thi
obvifle, for some reason best known n
/ Yourself. But as you have forgotten thil
eircumstance, will You have the goodness
to tell US WheFs yoa went to, on leaving
SaVerne{ ! - fIa iaf 7di
4 II returned to Strasburg. aaia'i
pardon me, Monsieur le Baron, aad al
4 low me to refresh your memory. You
|; went, or pretended to go, TO sprivsl IN Gus
in tie neighboEhOOd, But was NO. Pari
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures indigestion 4 con-
stipAtiOn In every cASs.
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.HnNMEWELLS

ECLECTIOi The claims for thIs valued FAM
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Indigestion, DgspePsia, Headache, Liver and Kidseg
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sLs or Stomach
sE Sold BY eli Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Medicine.
JOHN L. HUNHEWELL, PRoPRIETOR,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST, 4.ia
oornsfeIai Wharf,
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
SWeetens the stomach,
puriaes the breath, and
lnstAntlg stops sourness,
aoidity and riBing Of food.
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HOPSEBEST QUALITY F0R FAM
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nYHPRPSIA CuRR

UTDFbfDIA CURh
Is the best Iemedy IN the
world for D5spepsiA, In
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and, in fact, al diseases
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and bowels. 81
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures sick headAche,
sickness At the EtOmAeh,
and pains or chohc In the
bopels.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures Dyspepsia posi-
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an appetite and
gives vigor and strength
70 the Nhole system.
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COUGH BALSAN
cures sore throat and
soreness Of the chest aud
lungs.
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COUGH BALSAA
cures the worst colda
surely and speedily.
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DHSPEPSLA CURE
ouFss distress after eating
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FLORENOES SPIRIT FOR THE
Fair, Testorss grAF bsir - its orgnAloolor, pre-
vsns ~ 81 tngcus, and lfve5 Il Gssy and yoath
perior street. ivIa.ass
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r H PRdTAssoR or ELkCTEoRATHY AND MEDEoIHhs.
Ohce-lls Seneca street, a few doors from SUPERIOR
uF 5tslEs Opposite the CITY Hotel. -i- Z t-H ~
A8-Ohloe hours from to u and from to 8 O'Clock
Daily (SundaYs erccrtadl i iAnl7
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- THE BRIDAL OHAMBER-An
Asssy Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also nsW and reliable treatment aur Dissasss Of
Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, In
sealed envelopes. Address DR.. J. skiitn Houehton,
Howard Association, PhilAdslphiA. Pa. nyS:RG
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15

s,oins out the part OF powers
of the Government be safely committed to any poca'
marty composed OF the Southern who were lstey
Rebelion and arms, Of the Northern men, who In Na
tions only year declared that ser Icui
years of failure to restore the Union py tne
experiment Of war; during which, under the Pre,ense
Of military necessity the power had been pscro
than the The Constitution itself had been ds
REGARDED n every public and private rights alike tfodden
down and the material prosperity Of the country enentsy
imp,ired and that justice humanity, liberty and the Puohc
welfare demanded that immediate Efforts be made ora cea
tion Of hostities
Had further yeolsed That confidence ought to be placed
u the Of organization that declared the nece
,ary proecton OF the polls from the assaults OF rnmans
traitors TO be shameful violation Of the Constitution whn
ought TO be held revolutionary and resisted ana tnat nov
seeks to renstae itself in power by the domination OF sof
dsrs and for office and by passing fesou
tons Of confidence In q Republican administration
Resord That we have no theories to pomugae IN reaon
to the hight Of suffrage but practical question we declare
Of the the complete integrity OF the Union the
the national credit and national faith and he
extrpaon of Slavery test can be made or encouraged
which admit the elective franchise Rebel soldiers ana
traofous politicians and at the time exclude the oy
men wbs and shed their blood IN the non
and whose may be indispensable hereafter as
President Lincoln said IN his letter TO Gov Hahn TO Keep
the level Liberty Ia the family Of Freedom such tests can
not snd the scrutiny OF the loyal American people incopo
rated into the constitutions Of the Southern states
eess should rectfy abuse and maintain the public h
toward the freedmen while provides Tor the peace soeh
cy and security Of the country -, 1850,
After addresses from Gen. Butler and other proini
nent citizens, the Convention dissolved
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
ANDERsONVILLE.
The Wirx Trial Yesterdny-Thc Prisoner
Sill Indisposed-Adjou journment Of the
Court until Monday.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Sept. ~

WASHINGTON. Thursday, Sept. IL, ls65.
The Wirz Military Commission reaSsembled
this noon. .
Col. Chipman read note addressed TO hm by
George West captain and Military Superintendent OF
the Old Capitol Prison dated to-day. inclosnE com
municaton from DIR. Ford. surgeon oi the ioSt, rel
atye TO the condition Of Capt WIZ IN when ne states
that The prisoner is somewhat bctt'r' Dut is uhao'o
TO leave bis room today"
The Commission being desrious OF obtaining further
information the subject, dispatched an 0fueriy IN
quest Of DIR. Ford who this morning could not DC
found either at the Old Capitol or at bis residence.
After q recess the messenger returned saying DC
could not hnd that gentleman.
Mr.. Baker said that he saw Capt Wirz Yesterday NJ
ternoon at O'clock His mind was evidently much DC
ranged ana he could not concentrate on any suDJect
He (Mr Baker, took hold of his limbs. which seemed
perfectly without strength He held them, and letting
60 they fell like those Of dead person. The prisoner
did not to have any control over himself 20 ar
as he was able to Judge Capt Wirs seemed IKE man
broken up. He supposed the prisoner was under the
influence Of o,,ates. Though Capt. WIZ might pe
able to here for day. the physical exerton ana
mental excitement that lie would have 10 undergo
might again PROSTATE him, and the Commission "ouu
have to adjourn over; bat By adjournng over now or
few days the prisoner will acquire strength enough 10
go on without further interruption Inc DEFENDANT
most anxious that thc trial should be brought 10 ah
end.
In reply to question Of the President OF the Ionrt
Mr.. Baker said that the prisoner was as c0'oraue us
he could be In the Old Capitol The officers were very
kind 10 him.
The Commission, owing 10 the sickness OF the pris'
oner, adjourned until Monday morning.