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that Mr.. Tone bad TO commission under
his majesty, aud therefore no court martial
could have coguizaIce OF any crime inn
ruted to him while the Court Of Kings
Bench ga, in ;he capacity OF the great
criminal court of the land. In lime,
wien war was raging, when man vas ol,-
posed to man u he fed, court mar,ials
might be endured {; bur every law author
ny is~~lth me. while lstand upon the sa
cred and immuta5Ie principle OF the con-
stituuon, tbst--flartial law and civil law
nre Incompatible, and that the former
must cease with the existence of the lat-
ter. This is not, however, The time for
arguing this momenious question. My
client must appear III this court. lie is
cas-: for death this very day. lie may be
ordered TOR execution while address you
L Gail on the court to supper, the law, and
move Tor writ of Hujeas Corpus, to he
directed 10 the provost inartiai of 'ha bar
IL, Ks ard NJ jpr Sanils, 10 bring up he
BODY of 'fone.n sH
CHisF JUSTICE. "IIave a writ Instant
'lv prepared" -s. ---....
CrkbAS. Ny client may die while
the writ is preparing"
CHEF JuerlcE Mr.. Sheriff, proceed
to The barracks, and acquaiat the proyosl
MARSHAL that = Wits preparing 10 Gus,
pend Mr. Tones execution, and zee tina;
he be not executed
IN a short time, The sheriff, having re
turned, thus addressed The court:
My lord, have been 10 the barracks
ia pursuance of your or,.er. The provost
marshal says be must obey Maj ,r Sapd,s.
Mjnr Sandys says he must obey Lord
Coin~siis." 1888
AT this moment VIZ Currap announced
the return OF Zones father with mes
sage thai General Craig refused TO obey
the Nit OF Uabeos Corpus
CHILF II sIuE. MIR. Sheriff take the
BODY IF Tone into Gust, a.. lake the
provost marshal and Nj ior Saudys into
custody, aud show lLs oruer of the ooul;
10 G.uersI Craig. -
1t Was now uuver.allv believed that ,h,
hilltkry authorities, who had thus pre-
.umed 10 uitle with the powers OF lbe
kinS's Bench, aonid have Toue executed
on the instant Lord kllwarden, grea
constitutional Judge, ~ss very much affect
ed. lis ayu.Iou," said Curran, was
u.gnifcen,' 1t >oon TRANSFERRED, how,
ever, that Tone indignant At the menacsC
Degradation 0! Eis deA.b, had, with 2
! small penknife ~hich be had managed te
conces ti.c'ed such a wound on hi
ttlt he haI tn To- II.
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Inspection Ct Teachers.
OFFICE Of County Sup'l OF SCHooLs, !
M,bitow &C.. Feb. 10, 1865

OFFICE Of County Sup'l OF SCHooLs, !
M,rito~oc. Feb. 10, 1865
The sesni-annuai- Examination Of Teach
VIA il the Public Schools Of this county
Mil take place as follows
In Dist. No Il omprising the tow Is
If Gibson, Two Creeks, Mi>ficott and
Two Rivers AT the Schopl House, in he
village OF M-hicol,, on Monday, March %.
In Dist, No. 2-CoInprislug the tc~ns
of Nanjtowoc, Mani.owoc kapics, aud
Nrwton-a: fhe School House, III School
district No ., village o! Mau!towoc, or
tuesday. March 81
In Dist. No Comprising tbs towns
Of Coore's,own, Franklin, kossurh, and
Maple Grove--at The SCHOOL House, il
School District No l, near Cioupcka'
Mills, in the ,owr of kossuth, on " eunas-
day, March %. -,
In Dist. No. Accompanying the towns
Of Cato, eaton. Liberty, and Rockisnd =
at the School, House il Cihrks Mills. III
he town of Cato, on Thursday, March %
In Niss. No accompanying he towns
OF 'ISHUeNli1F, EtLhtSNig. di'i ipSIlc--H III
the School, House near ii MULHeLLAND's S.
in the town vi Meeme, on Saturday,
March % -.I.-.-.- ........
Ii The requisite number of candidates
receive certificates at ihe public eXamlDa-
lions no limited certificates " il be issued,
or private examinations granted. # not
prlyaie examinations, Dhea granted. viii
be conducted as thoroughly, as If in pub
lie, and sheuid occupy The same lengM q
time; bu, no person ,aB expect a prlyaie
examination without giving me = goud
cause for his or her absence from the pub
tic examination. he law requires that
ali iearhera be examined. Proper pro
lection of the educational interests Of tie
County, AS represented in the public
schools, demand strict compliance With
the law on HE part Of all cencerned.
Appiicants viii please provide them
selves With good lead pencils and be pres.
ens 81 tie lime ana place appointed
promptly q! 9 o'clock A. NJ
~ f.,v ,oua.- JEEE. CROWLEY,
--- County Snp'l Of Schools
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A Little Girl Murders Her Father.
From the Louisville Jonrn;

-... g. From the louisville Journal
Yesterday child WA presented a, the
pol'cs court for numbering her father. 1t
appears tia. the daughter Of deceased, of
the iepqer age of thirteen years, ha,i long
meditaied The destruction of Der parent.
She naturally supposed that drug which
would kill a raj would pul an end to The
existence OF man, and accordingly wen.
to drugstore aud asked for rat poison,
and received eo'npnand pu: up for tba,
purpose, the principal lngredien, being
phosphorus. This stuff she mixed with
the dinuer she was won. 10 carry TO her
fashsr,s~ha' was a good. honest II, an, and
compelled to support hi. family by bis
manual exsrtion.. In lhi. the girl vas
disappointed, for her fa.her ate but two
spoonfuls of the dinner and then threw
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FonaIy we hope fervently do We pray,
That this mighty scourge of war may spceS
pass away =

ANIMATION OF CANADA.--A Montreal
paper has the following extraordinary
statement. Ifthe ProvisionI Government,
Is as well served by it's srier as i. pretends
to be, it ough, TO be aware that ,hsre has
been IN this city for some weeks Com
missioner OF tbs Federal Government ne,
sotialing with tie leaders Of the Auuexa.
Ten Party, and obt4ioipg information as
10 he iee!.ns 81 i~o people of,lis province
as TO union Win the United States, and
ihe probable amount of hostility thew
would show # hi. was attempted by 10,
Tasion. Ills Commissioner ,pFofessca to
be authorized to pay 100000 coo for
he CaUadas, with liberal COMMISSIONS e.
those WHO viii a.sis, tie project Of annex
alton. - z++-~.-
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81 LW YORK DaX BOOK
Esa<g Is FEeSA



ihs ~" i"'.A 10y ~ If nm in"tFendeht
hr'". cf'ii' J'h'''"L t'."i r. WA ne ih'e SEM
H.or v'"s,a7, '"a5 ''17 Government Is made
.l' 's "l:',e 'asi'' - |".'' ~ D. i'r fhe htne-
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"Dt'h'. '"F '''Ehe'7' 'c"S' Literary or ASFi"
P''i'.!C'' = J'."@# ~ L-PItf Al rs poltchl
''F". h's"', IL E'at.its b'AlE WIN the reo!
4'e8'" /" oe'o'o ,Ac . ",''fc$h sopi'' ana pre-
Nt""' t"7 'aE p"'o-"t-l q u "'.'c. can resist
! t'e S"t'i ~ n'a'c" % -A'3.''ioiSm. IL Is
D'h"CT"'c u '-'r HuP sense "' ihe 'erm-the
49," "'i % ''' l'p', i'''.-@' W.. - IS tle
tf''' ,.''' " a. w 1'.'-'.V'' - I'll I''H'
Is MOI o''J l"' "~ V' '1' II SNo"s """ ana
40" my PEI '"'''nmN =. &c c"' DC oo'"h.eo,
a'.u ,n'> 3'"'iou' " = '!"" = u''e'h"'eh' OF
""s!,I' go" FeH''l1h, W. by me utter rout,s
overthrow Ina Discrimination Oh A0oh.iohls'n
Lit, ni''Iy@' sou
ne my ',"'h - "" '"' ""'g weekly poi'u-
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should take this into consideration. Democrats
also must 10 it that sound Nspers arr circu.,
late aDtOr,g the Ieople or i bolioIsm Will new
er be put down, ~ Al WHO desire to refute
the arguments o. Aboi.tlonists SHOULD take he
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TEEOBALD WOLFE TONE,
Founder Of the United 1rishmen.

EDUCATED j.. l:inity College, v here he dis
tirgui.Led l.iInsslt, and vas called to The
Itieh bar in Trinity term, 1889. With
little relish originally for the law, be soon,
to use bis own expression, ceased 10 wear
a foolish wig and gown" aud applied him
self devotedly to politics. AZ first he
seems to have somewhat coquet,ec with
The W Ing panty: but as-Le would not
noop Io~ enough for them, and they
would not 90 far enough. for him, the
overtures-tor they We're little mere
terminated in Tones undi>cuise9 disgust,
aud Tue letmauent hostility # Mir. Geo.
Ponsonby. II was impossible. indeed,
'hst any constitutional party in The state
could have conscien,iousiy coaesced with
Tone, seeing hat his otjsr,s were the
separation Of the counties. and the esrab-
ils!,men. OF nbat he called lreiand's in
Dependence, in the shape Of a republic /!
HIS published journals leave no doub; AS
to his intentions. Curran WAS one Of
ToHe's inlimat-s, and according TO his son,
AT that time participated in BIS political
! opinions. Il know" SAYS be, "tha, in
the years 1874 and 1895, and particular y
II
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a a farmer in Eriocafo, Mon loo,
wbsu letter from I,slanj cbanop, iii his
purruscs and u,rre1 hi. fnr,,o ar. .,r,,o.,
iir.n fsirvstala On go, ,fI;.
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nggy,Dgye. FOR SAFE.

T-HE buildinrno~ occupied by John A. Todle
i on York street, is Tor sale cheap for cash.
Apply to GEO ". BARKER.
HaHitoroc. Feb. 8. 1865 b.. % . = =
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SEATS 0F TEG WERE, WIN TgE CATTLE,
HEG0:tE, AED niEs|n TlRkEiS,
U1i,!nil. s:tpG,t. /,
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80 Richard Aorr,, aged eighty two

A=S I'iVbafds apiDs, aged eighty two
years, and eide.t grandson o: kobsr. Nor
rs, ore Of tie siguers oftte Dsalsf33,on
Of Independence, led at Lis resid.ure IN
o!sego County, New York, on The I'd inst.
Flsu.--General orders direct tina. Here
4afar - rsiAa q fan In. -be issued 10
troops oaee s. week. 10 ss& Of, faesh beef
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The Cheapest Paper Pu bIished.

WHITE NEE HIST hULE AMERICA
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Clubs Of Giaa Hundred.

j I'm relation TO clubs ot ore hundred, we viii
say ihis :: Whoever viii send. us ono hundred
subscribers at one time, the club 10 be sent to
one oGdresS, and begiu and end At the same time
will receive the papers al Slvgt! #f uoas aa.3
Y. f, II s Co.
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Special Offers.


? For CLUB Of hty sttbsctioers, a. SEQ we VIII
send one extra paper and compeie set Of our
Anti Abolition Pub icaliuus the prices of which
IL on L..r ~ so :. \
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Police IntclIlgenGe.

JUVENILE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. CIGAR STORE.
Yesterday afternoon Captain waow, If the First pre-
cnct and officers Doyle and Connor arrested five boys,
from nine thirteen years OF age named Timothy Ash,
Timothy orrooe, Patrick Barry, John Greenwood and
E1oreuce Mccarthy on the charge Of having broken into
The cigar store OF Mcssrs stevens 4 CROWN, No. 20
Broomc street, Sunday last and stealing cigars, nicer
schaum pipes cigar holders &c, valued tzoz Wn men
the boys that the police were after them they look
under pier 10 East river but that being an insc
cure place they plunged into the river and attempted 70
escapc by swimming. small boat was procured and
ent ont after tire boys who taken board brought
ashore and secured Justice Hogan subsequently COM
mi,ted them Cor trial portion OF ths sio,cn properly
was found In possession OF the poys aha tho oaaanoo
they sunk In The rser
CHARGE or BfdAMy-A MAN WITH FOUR WIVES.
Jrs,ee Iedvith yesterday had under examination a
.sc of bieamy wherein the defendant Is represented TO
have had four wives, all Of whom arc living The nc.
c,soa "a Hiram Kenny twery seven years OF age
49,. reai,ence 10 al 100 West twenty seventh street
Tbs evidence taken shows that the 10Th day Of No
veu,bcr 1860 the prisoner was married TO MISS Wary
Louisa smith, the Methodist Episcopal church IN Veg
poan OF ass West Thirty second street, being witucs
a. ,he While his first wife was yet alive th'
,ccnseJ married another young lady, living In Noun
| Pleasant N J.. and at later period he unites
| hirscll in marriage to another. lady. and Q,
the 10Th Of Noyemscr c Aen nay,b ' laSs
his list OF Victims In The person OF MISS Emma Jane nc
pugh living at s24 Ninth avenue He was married ~
her IN Inc same church where no was united 70 his rs
wife Inc pov ID Hagany being the ohlc ating clergy
man Tho prisoners Grst wife Is married agan and on
Of the way and the last victim appc'is as vom
in the case The two other women VINO were 30 grossi
deceived ny Kenny appear as witnesses against mn
The accused was committed for trial In default OF Sioo
bail.
| ANOTHER DISCHARGE.
TO THE EDITOR TIE HERALD
In your yesterdays paper Ia an account OF my 1
and Imprisonment Tor resolving stolen goods rom IRE
| erck Tess was examined and, instead OF Ocns con
| mtted 10 the Tombs was honora5y dlscharsed;;
JAMES BOYCE.
,
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pernonnl Intelligence.

Don Antonio NJ. do Zen, Spanish Vice Consul at this
mort during the past years and half has been pro
,uotod 10 tho Consulship q spain at Mobile
lord Monck, Governor General Of Canada, has gone
10 acoin pan cd by the Marquis and harcho
ross Of Droeheda sr Burnley, OF Tho Washington EN-
bassy, and otlers
1a on,ion pou Aai Gazette states that Prince Napo.
leon ra been requested by the Emperor 10 abdge his
yt 10 England The reason of this request s alcgcdo
no lie ,enr that the Princes Aaccio speech lin VIII CHI he
40 strongly euogzcd American nstitntons) should DC
inndc the subject Of political demonstration IN DIS favor
A correspondent writes from tho Austrian watering
pacc OF tastein that rich Englishman has for some
days taken up his abode Oh tho MalnItzer Tauer, q
mounain more than SIX thousand feet high He lives In
an exreney comfortable tent but the cold obligcs nun
10 warm Il with stove He has thrtytwo horses az y >
DISPOSAL 10 communicate with the lower earth. no
chooses this singular dwelling place IN order 10 enjoy AZ
Leisure and for som, ongh OF time the spectacle OF sun
rsc in midsummer In awared scn surrounded by snow
and ice
Il N stated By the Paris correspondent OF thc LONDON
fdrerscr (not very good authority sna' .nc smpero
OF tho French intends sending OF his a'desdc oamI
on . special mission 10 America
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Arrivals and Departures.


and %as ssS Mr. s":
s sss9S NM Mr. as Exec @fc NJ nd %
%.S Ss ssS NJ. NJ H s1 s' X.
NJ ss sS S ss sa. pr
5o,S 'S " s1S SSy NJ r and st sS
And nSrs two children Gss and ,@o serssnis
S palss NJ sPosses s NJ oy sy soSer Le":
s NJ and m r. charehmsn o;!sa hasl,rcs
And 9s sass s MAY su ss l.'S' a
burst aeIie Fowler WIN aecss,"y JS aS s1n.
NJ Ssl 1ns a %' Queer ass
Jsd G.sSs ns ..r w9SF %s anS
y;Srfss PREY: r. ssa
l:sls sa s.fs: :s4s. NJ s: sisssis:
Mrs tapS S.s ss" LAMB and
y, wocd Mr. sss MS hps.. sn
SsisSS r. sss F wca % as
ru s'sn 6.sh s' NJ roies Mr. ksSns
p psS. s. sSSassn SsS's' sSS k
% F..n. sss F So,s M F ss
Psas sss1ds & SSpi.af a.. s .e1v,p sdss.l M,s;
vile S,ssp ossS.l 4 cf: So yss
aspe1s miaasssJ &c and wife ss !. csnss
IN ss s DH SiqlG VIE ssa
I'll Anea Nnru, del Poxo, we ana servant pau
ar Xiber,agr, DE Castro Roqne Royd vofanso'
y iznaea J C,sdero, SAM and eervnnt Mrs Lork
Nolan Marin, A DE Aidaga, j~csseliand oArenss'
Orucsda, A Meyer
\ sAvAsxAp -steamshig Americs-w swylns lady snc
two childroa; joy and lazy, Mrs Y fogcfs MIS-
Wsst and servant Nrs Dora, Miss Dora w Vol, ]
Moses W soseatha, Mrs Perkins, MS Clark and son
Mss N Van Horn Mrs vlsste, child and servant M
wyey nd son l. lilenthai and son, Kahn. Dosne,
| Purse, Holman. l. kohcn
DEpARfUREs.
| rvxp,oot,-gaamshp Cnba-P Norton, Mss Brown,
Rbe n, puigpo G Oppcnhsinsr Echcyern, MIS- and Mis-
pairulla MI Greenfield Mr. Hazeton, Wilson Wm bsshe
WIN, sellers, a Jacobs Mr. and Mrs u Hall tolone ~
NJ preaion. Mrs Ghofson and daughter, Davies ~
srS Mrs fdpyincott children snd servsnt bppn
cot, W iarpincot Mr. and Mira Chns PHILLIPS, Mr. ard Nr
i,nr,ncr md two soss Mr. and Yrs Henry scholhop
Prestoa Johnston Ramsden. Mr. and Mrs HG knieh,
| Mra Uuptorn, Mr. and Mrs Peterson. Heaton,
| Rnckan. x Townsend, Magcc. II Rail-, II Palmer
q Curtis strauss Mrs Schi4y, dnughier ana TWO son.
| MuspratI Andresc, frs,cis, u kcnnard ana ssl
| Want Nm brand. Madame Lorselno, " Watts L Rosen
Wr, Bardain, IA Bonner VIE Msrno Mr ana Mrs Lyn'
NJ and Mrs W Lyali, Mr. and Mrs Asrsns sna son ~
| Gsmmer G II Sheehsn, II sondhom MISS fIederick, ~
| MoNamara and dsughtsc. Mr. Leeke, murphy, ~
, Groves Rutherford, W Hughes, N hushes saA'o
, Benign.
Gilman ssston Muuroe, Daley and lady X Cart
; | Butts and lady-and oshes.
NEW osiyAss--s.camer Espabics-p gcldns, ", y,
cbsi II Lis,ie Major d Underwood, VIM shewevauerk
Antonio Frans joseph Mart, John Caswer Warner. 10
foIch, w Burch, Bosknk. Il d Tompkins, A forsrs'
II s~S ~Atorn
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The Late Firemen's Fight.

Az many false statements have been published In rcla
s,ou 20 the late dcuty between Engincs Nos and A.
bog leave, in justice 10 yself and company, to sub
nit the true version OF the affair Tho statement In
regard 10 the airing of bed on the roof Of dwelling
bsvng been done al the nstgaton Of any connected
with INV COMPANY is not true No. al was taken from
the house alarm from the pe ana 70 tne
Gre a. usual and whom there we were suddenly sur.
rounded by party against whose attacks we were forced
10 defend ourselvea The members OF Engine Company
No n have ever stood ready tn do their duty AZ hremen
Aud protect the property Of their fellow citizens, and
trust thew win, not bs cepsured by Thorn for defending
their own yves. VIZ. v h.Ss y. y. A
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Kentucky Election.

IFrOm TIC LOuISVIIlc JOiIHlIf NUBHsE nj
CONGRESSIONAL LEGATION.
Fist Dist,ic-I. s. Trisnb!e democrat
Sec,pd Dihic'-B. G. RIFT r. democrat.
Third District Horny Gffdor, democrat
Fturh Dis'ric--A. HardIy, democrat
Fyfh DiS,i t--Iovell III Rousseau, Unicu
SixL Disfict-C. Clay Smith, Union
Sepsntt Dis'Yict--G. :. Sharkn, democrat
EigAh Distric'-W. II. Randaii. Union.
NinEi Didricf--Samuel Mckee, Union.
EThTE TREASURE.
Neaic the Union candidate Is regarded m cert'uniy
elected
APPELLATE JUDGE.
Sampson beats Kavanaugh about fsty-throe votes In
the appellate district
THE LEGISLATURE.
The latest official returns from the capital pace the
Legislature as follows House, 45 democrats and -
Union as FAR IA heard from The Senate will stand II
Union and 10 democrats Full returns will reduce the
demo ratio majority in the House, bu, they will have
working majority In both branches
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Pennsylvania Politics.

IARRIsBuu5, AUgust Ioo0
Delegates to the Democratic State Convention are al
ready here in considerable numbers The impression
gains here that tho ncubents Of the Auditors and Sur
veyor Generals Offices will be renominated. Mr. Barr
for Surveyor General strongly enforced from
tho west while Isaac scnkcr, the old Auditor General
Is ready accept renomnation, sanguine that ne can
succeed in being elected his merits MS an officer
The Harrisburg Cotton Mills were fcid to-day Mt public
sale TO J. D. Cameron, Of this city for one hundred
thousand dollars
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The Springfleld Races.

sPRNavIn.D Mass, August 20, 1895.
The trot on Hampton Park to-day, which was to have
taken place between Empress owned by Peter jones' oil
Amherst, N II. Harry Clay, owned by VIM. walter
meyer, Of New York, and Frank Vernon owned by Dan
Mace Of New York did not take place. Empress being
Withdrawn and shipped for Boston, and the others de-
clining to trot A scrub race came of between hot
Water owned by Hsbbard, OF Pitts1ed and Dolly Dut
ton owned by Branch Of this city which was won by
Hot Water in two hcats2 ;5l and 40 Todays opera
ton is denounced greater sw'nde Than yesterday
although feWor persons were present
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rDr. Keyscr is q Physician of ov,

fDr. Keyscr is q Physician OF over
twenty years experience and graduate OF the Jefferson
Medical College and Of the University Of Medicine and Sur
gerry of Philadelphia
Mr.. II. 7. HELMBoLD:-
DEAR SIRn regard to the question asked me As my
opinion about Buchu would that have nsed and sold
the article forms for the past thirty years do
not think there any form preparation of have not
used be the various diseases where suc
medicae agent would be indicated. You well
myself that has been extensively employed in the
Uus diseases Of the bladder and Kidneys and the reputation
has acquired in judgment warranted by the facts
have and used laefore stated, form. OF
Buchuthc powdered leaves simple decocon tncture,
fluid exractsand cognizant Of any preparation u
that plant mt all equal Twelve xpcreDco
ought think 10 give me the right to Judge of n merits
and without prejudice Partially give precedence
oyer all o,hers do not value hing according to rs bulk
doctrine that buk.and quantity DO not make up value
II they did u copper cent would be worth than gold
dollar
I value your Buchu for its effect patients. have
cured with It, and cured with It, more diseases OF the
bladder and kidneys than have cured with any
other Buchu other proprietary compound OF whatever
Respectfully yours, DC,
August II, 1856
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An I'm mcrator's Defence.
TO THE EDITOR or The HERALD.

NEw Lorrs, Kings Co., L. J., August ~, IsdS
I notice ia the HERALD of August 81 criticism on
the Of tho census for 1885, In which herc Is
an error Of 2455 In the district Of New Lofts, Kings
county T.. l. The town divided intot two districts,
only one of which is rcckoncd In your report The
whole enumeration OF the districts - 6,0S3 again 81
32,i ia 1862 showing increase OF ,Sl2 instead OF
loss OF o43 per your report II the reporter makes
such b,uIders 10 Is wonder that the enumera.
tion falls short OF our expectations. -
ONE OF THE ENUMERATOR5 or NEW LOFTS.
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nhitunry.


NNJUU JUN p HFIoos
w.,o, Iohp p Hcis1. a native Of Nicaragua, and for
many years resident Of Washington City, died in this
city on the 22d inst He will DO remembered as tho
editor Of The washington Una during President Folks
administration 10 was also engaged for some ume on
the. Washington Sctcs newspaper
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SAN FKANtisCOi July 20 1000.
ions OF gradual increase OF business
Ihere are ndsos twenty per cent since the news
Whale OIL has advances "a. Other oils are lrmer
OF the shenapdoah's atrosf,.. from Panama Sailed
Arrived, steamer Constitution, srty-elgnt thousand
ship Lookout, for New York. witiS w. hundred hides
SACHS of copper ore three thousand ehs ndred cases
three hundred and ten bales OF wool one NJ
and twenty six pipes OF California wine%