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ion. The action of the English Govern
ment, for which alone the English nation
can he held responsible, has been such as
ought to satisfy the American people.
There may have been on either side idle
words of provocalion employed by irres-
ponsible persons which had better be for
gotten aud forgiven. Let them be buried
in the grave of President Lincoln. And
when | speak of reconciliation abroad let
reconciliation at home be not forgotten.
Engii>hmen have been too much divided
into two camps on this great question.
The war is over in America; l hope the
camps will be struck in England. Let
those who have the salistaction'of feeling
that the cause they have cherished has
succeeded be satisfied with their album
daut reward. Let not those who feel
they have been right be eager to eXuit
over and trampIe upon those who have
discovered themselves TO be ia the wrong.
If, 81, America and England walk forth
from THIS sad chamber Of death friends
with one another aud among themselves,
then we may still pluck consolation out
Of this dreadful disaster. Then, in the
result, the death Of President Lincoln will
have helped to achieve the ends which he
had most at heart in this honorable aud
useful life.
Temple, April. 80. HISTORICUS.
AN ACT OF DEMONSTRATING the re-
cent disturbances in Madrid, about the
10Th Of ApriI,-agreenb!e 10 a letter from
there to the Times Paris Correspondent,
Winners 81 Smiths European Times
April 25'h-the troops fired right and
left without the slightest provocalion on
the part of the people, and individuals
were exposed to be shot down by the
Sen}ineIs posted at the corners of the
streets without even being challenged,
the following act of great heroiSm took
place during the riot In the Gale del Ar
srnaI. Itappears that the military were
about to fire upon a large number Of per-
sons assembled at that poinf, when a
priest suddenly threw himself before the
people, and extending his arms entreated
the officer In command to order MS men
to fire upon him rather than spread death
among so many inoffensive persons, ma
ny OF whom were women and children
casually passing by. The officer, moved
by the earnest appeal of the worthy
priest and the sacred character of the in
tercessor desisted from his purpose, and
the crowd quietly dispersed.
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gUHE Undersigned has opened a Pho
"a Geographic Skylisht Gallery in Kings
Street, No. 30 opposite the English
Church, where Photographs and Fereo-
types can be obtained at cheap rates.
For particulars see Posters.
Chrisliansted 3Oth May 1865.
?. BUSCH.
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NLLE og Enhver som MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa Handels-
agent I'll. G0ttigs til Skiftebehand-
ling som fallit opgivne 30 indkaldes
herved med 6 Maaneders Varsel til
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MT HandeIsagent I'll. G6ttig d. d.
III har opgivet sit 30 til FalIitbe-
handling bringes herved til offentlig
Kundskab.
St. Thoma Skifterets Contoir, d.
code Mai 1865.
ROscmstand.
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free neonle." believe that Mr.. Davis is
nprfrctIv richt: but the South have been
snbiuoaIed inst because thew were not "a
free nponIe''" The curse Of slavery was
uD0n them. In the hour Of their sorest
need thew could not turn to The great
mass of their people, whom they dared
not arm. and whom they would not free.
They took up arms for slavery, and by
slavery they have persisted.
But let as pause to be at once charita-
bic and Just. Slavery is a great crime,
and those among whom it existed have
grieyousIv answered 1t. They had stalk
ed their all upon slavery, and that all they
have lost. But the generation which
has suffered OUGHT rather to be the object
of compassion than of ccnsure. The
sIayp-0Hners of the South should be re-
o2r14l rs the victims rather than as the
authors Of The system bv which they have
fallen. Like the French ariSt0cracy of
1898. thew have been ruined by a state of
society which was none Of their own
making, and of which it was next 10 i'm
possible to Get rid. except through a pro-
cess of social conyUfsjon. And, as fire.
auentlv hapDens. the blows of revolution
have descended on the heads that have
not most des4r:ed them. | believe, and
ALWAYS have believed, the secession Of
The South to have been one of the most
insane and unnecessary acts ever commit
ted. But for slavery no doubt it would
never have haDnened. But if il had oc-
CURED, strange to say, but for slavery il
wonld have probably succeeded. As it
is, the South have committed the gravest
of political oftnces-that of making at
once an unius,ihable and an unsuccessful
revolution. The act. | have said. was
insane, and the actors in it ought TO have
th. benefit of that defence. The opera
ton of slavery upon them has been like
the faint of some dreadful hereditary NAL
adv. Tn such cases the Judgment passed
upon them ought not to be harsh or The
treatment cruel. 1t is necessary, indeed,
10 take such precautions and impose such
restraints as NAV be essential to the Sc
cnrity of the Datient and the safety of
others bat gentIeness, reason, and bu-
mauity are the proper methods of mitiga-
ton and of cure.
This j., ,he moment of rcconciliation-
Of reconciliation both al home and abroad.
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The Cattle.FIague ~ EBrIaid.

lLondon Letter to the New York Herald. -
This plague has come from Russia,
having hrst been heard of on the Siberian
steppes, and it has been imported by some
one or other of the thousands offoreign cat
tie that weekly find their way into Eng
lend. Just q fortnight has passed since
the first symptoms of the disease were mo-
ticed by some of the London cattle keepers,
and yet already the loss sustained is said
TO amount to five hundred Thousand dol.
lars. A calamity ofthis kind is really one
of the most terrible evils that can befal 8,
country. It has afflicted Europe several
times, and on each occasion DESTROYED mil.
lions of animals in q very short period. It
is, therefore, absolutely necessary. that
prompt and radical measures should be ts-
ken for its suppression, and, accordingly,
We hear of nothing now but orders IN Privy
Council directing Al inspection of
the cattle offered for sale st al
the markets throughout England, closing
OF the ports against the arrival of any
more foreign bessts for the present, refusals
of railway directorate transport cattle st all
affected with the disease from one place TO
another, and, in fine q general determine
tion 70 arrest the progress of the ~contRgion
before it spreads to the great herds in the
agricultural districts, which are now the
chief reliance OF the country for the supply
ct animal food for some time. Another
danger arises from the consumption of the
diseased animals In l ondon. Despite alIthe
e4ertions ofsSnitary inspectors snd officer of
health, putrId or diseased carcasses always
find wholesale buyers in the purlieus OF the
metropolis and the meat cut from these car.
cases is retailed and eaten by thousands Of
people every day in the week, such is the
trightful poverty existing in London. This
circumstance ii is well known, materially
tends to hasten the advent of the cholera,
and, of course to increase the anxiety that
now prevails into q panic. .g
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Another Atlantic cable.

l1Aen ~ GeA1 NNAN
The failure of the Great Eastern has not
discouraged either the shareholders of the
Transatlantic Gable Company or the new
French company which has obtained per-
mission TO lsy downs cable between France
and the United States. NJ Alberto Bilee-
trum has undertaken this enterprise 1t his
own risk. But this time the company does
not intend to submerge q cable for any
enormous distance, IS there will be inter-
mediate stations. The following is the
track at present contemplated: From Paris
to Lisbon, and thence to Cape St Vincent,
by land; from this last place to the Canary
Islands along the coast of Moroecej from
the Canary Islands 10 Cape Verd, along
the African coast with stations at St. Louis
(Senegall and at Gorce; from Cape Verds
70 cape st. Rogue, on the cosst OF Brazil e
distance of less than one half that of the
cable intended to be laid by the Great East
ern,) from Cape St Rogue to Cayenne
along the American coast and from Csy-
enne to New Orleans by the cosst-or prob
ably by cables connecting the principal
West India Islands. The enterprise Is
more easily pr~acticablet than thst conceived
in England. The only difficulty will be
to secure the preservation of the line on
the African cossh and that security may
be obtained by mean of guard stations.
The company will have q concession for
one hundred years, and the French Cow
eminent will abandon the right of msking
any other concession during thai time. A
subvention of four millions of francs pay
able by instalments, will be granted when
the company shall have obtained the au-.
t~horizatlons from sllthe governments over
whose territory the electric cable Is to pas.
The electric communication between Paris
and the Canary Islands ia TO be completed
within three ears, Snd the whole line with
in fva
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Dr. R.CO0DALE'S
GATARRH
RE NE DH
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

Il penetrateS the secret ambush of
this terrible disease, and exterminates 1t, root and
branch, forever.
Il removes all the wrefohed symps
toms Of this loGthesome malHdy, and aTcrts con-
sumption. f7r.
Ii cleans the head, deOdOFfses the
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IL alIeViates more agony n silent
suffering than tongue can tell.
II is noted for curing the most hope.
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II cures Hay, ROse and Periodic Ca
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40 form OF Catarrh or noises In Che
Dad can resist Its penetrating power.
DR.. GOOdale's Oa4arrh Remedy IL a
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hsnd.
Dr.. Z. GOOdaIe is known throughout
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What its RsVSges-Mode Of TreAtment-and Rapid
lure In all its forms.
DR.. GOOdaie's Pamphlet on Catarrh
should be read by every one. Il can be obtained ct
our nearest Agency, or By sending . postage stamp
% our o1aoe. -
Price 81 90. Send = stamp fer pawpblst.
NORTON 4 ANDREWS, Sole Agents, New York.
sold BY G. W.. CLARK. Cleveland febs:R5
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COUGH BALSAE
costs but
FORTY CENTS.
The lottle holds more
than any ether ct the
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The medicine itself e
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Others.
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~EFEKY ONE SHOULD USE
HAEBs VEGETABLE .sIOILIAE HAIR RE-
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Nhieh h fast becoming 90 popular and % much
inquired for. No one who has once trisd e win
yer giys up ths1 ss ofiE
It r1llfeItOrs grsy hair 70 Ii Orisina color.
win prevent the hair from falling ont.
1t cleanses The scalp, and makes tbs hair son,
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It is . splendid hair dressing.
TDr Ma ~ IN nr,--G
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DR. DEHARTS
STATES HOSPITAL

Private Aedlcal D1spensaFY,
l30 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich
Near the Michigan Exchange Hotel. ' en-
Where every form Of SYPHILIS and al other dis
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one should know that whilst the slightest cousti-
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Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
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are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES;
Married or single, requiring q Female Regulator,
should enclose one Dollar and three postage stamps,
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This Regulator Ia fsstbecouiing the faVorite ofladies
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All correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
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poor, every Saturday afternoon, from 3 to6P.h.
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If you require q reliable remedy to restore 70
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George wilkes gives a scathing notice
in his Spirit of the Times to the Poogh-
keepsie crew eff oarsmen-Wnian Stevens
Homer Wooden, William Burger, and
Ezekiel Benewsy, who are nov suing him
by CHARTS q. Diamond as their assignee,
for the stakes that were entrusted TO him
as treasurer, which they fsirly lost in their
boat the GRIoyd T. &. Field" and which
Mr.. Wilkes fairly and honorably handed
over to the crew ofathe H5zmuel Oollyer,"
which proved victorious n the race. eggsa
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
sWeetens the stomach,
puriaes the breath, and
instantly stops SoUrness,
aoldity AndriHing Of food.
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FLoRRNCES SPIRIT FOR THE
air rsatorss gnaF bSfr 20 is original color, pre-
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our direction. ~. followed.
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CURE
cures hStulency, weak
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It makes The Weary Ambi.
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the debilitated healthy
for It enables fhe patient
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more Valuable than GOldi
BRYAN's LIFE PILLS

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nLEVELAND AND FrTsBUEGH
~ BAIL ID .,eIsaI.8 5s II.
1853. sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855,
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ECOUGR BAL&AA
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GOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures sick headache,
sickness ct the stomach,
and pains or cholio in the
bowels.
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J John Rsrtzog. Plaintiff Before Wells Por-
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nh THE 18th DAY O1JULY, 1855,
W said Justice 4 sued An order attachment In
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$500 s AttoTne1or Plaintiff.
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MEDICAL
GLAD NEWS

thEhkS sbREOlEIO fILLcS
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DRIVATE AFFAIRS
In WHICH
Ill 0IaRRAE TnfAFARtp6.

III OiWsbOb oIO ~IHIOEobbOus
Farmers. Drovers, Merchants, Lumbermen, Me-
ehAnios, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the poor,
or so.cailed PRIVATE DISEASE, faint Is lin gering In
their SYSTEMS, II 50, they should apply In person,
If possible; II not possible in person, by letter,
and receive by return mail q blank circular Of
questions, which will enable any one to know posi-
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To the intelligent reader It is not necessary to
publish the names Of the many complications and
6rms assumed by this terrible soourge, yeI il msy
be advisable to mention Is most prominent SYPH-
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Tertiary, the latter involving the bones in its
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Every one should know. also, thst many OF the
most obstinate and WORT UBoERarBD THBOAT5
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handled, ultimately result in loss Of voice. Look 70
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80 family can afford TO
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OhrOMfU Constipation,

I~PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
me Proprietors Of the Kew York Museum Of AnAt.
emy have dsssrmined, regardless Of expense, 10 ia
rue free flor the bsneht Of suffering humanity, and
suppression If quHokery) four Of their most inter
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Disqualification, Nervous and Physical Debility,
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cares distress after eating
instantly.
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OPTICIANS.
ID aNEoMOMSON

Practical aud Scientific Opticisn, keeps Che laf gest
assortment ef Optical INSTRUMENTS In the city
Being an old establishment, and having been ex-
tensiVely patroniBed, he hAs the confidence that
his present stock will warrant the continuance Of
public faVofs. All his speotaoles are Of the best
Quality Of crystal glasses, ground under bis own
Inspection, in all cases curing weakness, Dizziness
and impArtipg strength for long reading and nne
sewing Artificial eyes inserted without pain
0FFICE-1S0 supsr1or-st., hrBt door from the
entrance to the American Hotel. '- o2H-lI
PG-Bezare OF fraVelers claiming TO be Mr.. Solo
monson or his agent. .see jplg2S