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LOCAL NOTICES.

Rally the SysteIn.-After a disease has
been conquered, there is still the weakness that
It leaves behind it to be removed. Conyaleseenoe
Il a tedious affair. II the enfesbled and haecid
muscles, the shattered nerves, the thin and watory
blood could speak, they would cry for help. In
too many cases such help as is given them is not Of
the right kind. The fiery stimulants of commerce.
do harm, They kindle a temporary flame, which
IL a mockery. Their effect passes, and the last
state Of them who uses them is worse Than the trst.
Not such is the effect of H0STETTER'S ST0M-
ACH BITTERS. There is no drawback to their
toning properties. Bslssmic plants and banks
and roots contribute their restorative juices to
render this soothing and strengthening prepare
ton a protective and REMEDIAL agent. Its basis
is the only pure stimulant which has ever been
produced containing no fusel oil or any other dele
terious element. The most careful and skillful
chemists have analysed the Bitters and pronounced
them harmless.
This is scientific testimony; but the testimony
Of the hundreds of thousands who have experienced
the preventive and curative effects of the "Greai
Vegetable Tonic and Alternative of modern times Il
still more conclusive. In fever and sgue, dyspep'
sia, biliousness, nervous complaints, general de-
bIllty, and chronic complaints it Is as n arly in.
faIlibIe as anything in this fallible world can be
Sold everywhere. jAR2s
$1,000 Reward.-Ths above reward will b.
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip
ton for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. striek
Iank's Mellihuous Cough Belsam. This balsaH
will cure the above complaints, also splitting o
blood and night sweats. One bottle Is sunicien
for any one to try. The worst cases Of chrcni
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary case
Of cousumption are cured by Or. StricklaGd's Mel
HHuous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had at an!
Druggists.
benton & DUNBAR, Agents, Cleveland, o
m6:R5
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The great advertisement of Maokenzie's
10000 receipts, tfor family and everybody's
use,) is unavoidably postponed till to-mor-
row.
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GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND. The war
gave US a new tribe in the literary world.
In the ages of chivalry there were heralds
and couriers. In our day came the war
correspondent. Kings and ~pOtentates knew
the one, a nation hung trembling on the
message of the other.
Mr.. Townsend seems to have been the
only correspondent to appreciate the mis-
sion and dignity of his vocation as pro-
foundly as did Admiral FoOte his, when he
said al am working for the outlet of more
than the Mississippi. Ny %gunboats open a
way for humanity" We need only quote
from Mr.. Townsend'A give Forks:
Oil wondnous ~Youth,-though this grand ruth
Runs my boys life Its thread,
The Generals fame, tha BATTLES name,
The rolls Of MANNED and dead,
I bear with my thrilled soul astir,
And lonely thoughts and fears,
And am but history's courier,
To bind the conquering years.!
A battle-ray, through ages grey
To light to deeds sublime,
And fash the lustre Of this day
Down all the Aisles Of Time.
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Rose q Prentiss' Provision Mark'

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Report.
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warranted strictly prime, and equal to anythingin
the State. Orders promptly allied.
IA ROSE & PRENTISS.
Nos. I42. ia and I4s Ontario street.
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PAIxEsv1LLE, Jan. 29th, 1865.

P%AINEsvILLE X HIRAM RAILRoAD.-The
following letter will be found of great inter
est to our many readers in Northeastern Ohio
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1866-03-04
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Ses Shuftbeiset, l,ou ssyiIbereaa ma griI
" SIN M1ai hatte Il nit gIIons gteOiina
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.rn1ns .,faaNeea' a'sao Il
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CAN A DA.

Proceedings In Parliament-The Docu-
nsnss Relating % the Release ~ the
NJ. Alhans Robbers 90 be Called Fer.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TEE NEW YORK HERALD.
\. VI Fss OTTAWA, C. W., June 10. 1885
Mr. Gait the Finance Minister, said IN Parliament to-
day. IN reference the supply bill, that he hoped TO DO
able 70 open the financial budget Tuesday next and
in committee OF supply on Friday next Mr. Holton the
able leader Of the small opposition party Immediately
expressed the hope that the papers already furnished
the subject Of reciprocity would be brought down before
the discussion OF the budget should be opened Mr.
confederation so that the connection made by him be-
tween reciprocity and the hnances in view OF Fenan-
ism of the provinces has far significance than at
first sight appears MNAM n fN
The document prepared under the direction Of the
Finance Minister giving statement OF the money paid
for frontier service from the hrst OF Jny 1885, TO the
seventh OF April 1885, was to-day submitted TO Parla
ment. The aggregate amount or the expenditures
within the dates named amounts TO $IOf83o, and the
outstanding balances unpaid on the seventh Of April
were $127,496 sat 49,.
by Mr. Laf.amberz that he will call for all documents
received by government from Justice Courso referring
TO the inquiry into the circumstances connected with
the release Of the 81 Adams raiders 7
Notice given ny Mr.. WaIibrdge that he will move
for Committee OF the Whole 70 consider the subject OF
granting Eve hundred thousand acres Of crown land to
aid In the construction Of railway from Bellevillc to
DARCY MCGEE, in speech In Parliament to-day, said
that the present provincial Of Canada only
provisional government because OF the prospect OF
confederation.
An address to the Governor General praying for the
abolition OF all postage rates on newspapers In Canada
and the reduction OF postage letters from five TO three
cents, was submitted to-day by Mr. Laframberz. t
The Attorney General has announced In Parliament
that England will assist Canada with the last and
the last pound. ~
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LAKE DISASTERS.


Large Number or Vessels Wrecked and
Disabled During the Late Gale-scveral
Lives Lost. .ssE 800
.et BUFFALO, June 10, 1860.
The Express gives the following list Of marine disas-
tcrs:- N#N8-ft
The schooner Three Friends and an unknown bark
ashore at Farport, Ohio lake Erie.
The schooner Harriet Ross Is on the rocks at Eagle
Harbor, Lake Superior. No details.
The propeller Cuyahoga with cargo Of oats, collided
at Port Huron and sunk F
The bark r. J. winslow collided with the schooner
Minnie Williams at Aux Point Lake Erie. No par
ticulars.
Captain Richardson, of the brig General Worth, re-
ports pa ssing unknown vessel bottom upwards OF
Ashtabula, Ohio. n.1
Tho bark Sunnysde and the schooner R. J. Gibbs lost
most of their canvas.
The schooner J. NJ. Lee dragged anchor and went
ashore last night Buffalo harbor, and Is going to
pieces. t
The brig 8 c. walbrdge is ashore sixteen miles from
Cleveland. A tug has gone TO her assistance.
Tho schooners Snow Bird and Darien ashore near
Euclid Ohio
The schooner Jennie p King capsized OF Long Point
Cut Lake Ere, and all hands lost.
CIKvHAND, Juno 10, 1885,
The schooners Highland Chief Almira and Josephine,
with wood, ashore and large schooner name un-
known, is pounding at anchor at Fairport Two large
ers Darien and Suffe, with lumber, are also ashore.
The schooner Euclid and the brig Williams ara badly
damaged by pounding at their docks here The storm Is
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Court OF General Sessions.
AN ALLEGED NANsLAUGHrER CASE.

The whole OF yesterday occupied in trying
dictment for manslaughter against Daniel and Mites
OReiy, charging them with causing tho death Of Pat
rick Donnelly.
Assistant District Attorney Bedford opened the
for the people. number OF witnesses were examined
for the prosecution The evidence this disclosed
the fact that old gudge existed between tho prisoners
and Donnelly for some weeks prior the murder At
about O'Clock the evening Of the I'D of April
las Donnely standing At the front door Of his resi-
dence No 2A East Fourteenth street. in this city when
Niles 0Reilly, without justification, struck deceased
powerful blow under the left ear; the parties cnched
In which Miles 0Reiy and his brother Daniel took part
against deceased when Daniel 0Rely seen 70 deal
Donnelly three blows with knife In rapid succession
from the effects Of which he died. Tho prisoners were
arrested the spot, and Of them was found .
large knife. The trial will be continued to-day.
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surrsgsss's Csurs.

Aransss ~ - Interesting csss ~ hsard yssssvaay
before ssuossAs fsehss, spsa Ne dssssssss - NJ
sssss u Jossph Nswnaa. dscssssl ne sssaisa b
lhspsts vaa Washer, ~ NE hws - Ne Territory q
Hsv Msxco rssaives Of The half blood sutiis4
. dianbstvs share Of The personality Of On insssaaae.
ne escsien We rsssrved fbe PuSmaa win CO. VIII
esms W u ~ eUrogsls CsxSi tedox.
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HUDSON, June 10, 1906
Yesterday afternoon colored woman, named Hannah
Smith, suddenly seized with great pain Just she
leaving the 40 train for the NORTH and soon
Afterwards died In the street. ri r.
On Saturday VIM. Murphy, Irish laborer, dropped
dead while ut work In cornfeld In Livingston In this
county Murphy landed In New York three weeks ago,
and had boon In this vicinity but two days ~
PouGuKn1sn June 10, 1868.
last night . man named Richard Moudon resident
Of this city, found dead his bed In Deianed street
Cause, apoplexy. At O'Clock THE afternoon man
named Hugh MCGOWAN was found dead IN his bed at
Rutgers Hotel Cause disease Of the heart Both Of
tho above named evinced no signs OF ament previous
70 their demise The latter had all appearance beon
dead eight hours. He lived in Albany
PERSONAL Intelligence.
DR. Samuel Beck Of this city, sails for Europe day
nv le
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other; each, n adopted would have It's appro.
pirate effect II the others rejected and EACH there
fore, should be submitted as separate article, without
should refuse TO ratify the rest zach by ITSELF II an
advisable measuH should be submitted 70 the people,
think unnecessary and dangerous 10 force them 10
reject all The Reputation OF the rebel debt, all
10 compensate for the loss OF slave properly
and the nvioabty Of the debts Of the government
matter how contracted provided for BY OF the
sections OF the amendment We have no doubt that
these measures would meet the approval OF all the
States but these State sanction without sanction
ing Others which We believe will not be done by the
southern states by Of the Northern TO
force negro suffrage upon any state by means of the
penalty OF loss Of part OF It's representation will not
only think, be imposing disparaging provision but
virtually to Interfere with the clear right Of each State
10 regulate suffrage for itself wthou tho control Of the
government Of the United states Whether control
be ererted directly or Indirectly 10 will Be considered
nns the pas has hd v hs ss 70
late her franchise To punish a state for not
regulating 10 In particular way, SO as to give
frsee, is but seeking 10 accomplish Incidentally
what II u should be done Al ALL should be done directly
No reason 10 the view OF the undersigned can DO sug-
direct Interference would not be sanctioned by the
Northern States while regards such states the actual
endaon because OF the small proportion OF
eross within their limits will not in The least Lessen their
representative power In Congress or their influence In
The Presidential election and they may therefore
STATE readers me ssasurs In our opinion, mesa unjust
and looking 70 tho peace and quet Of the country moot
inps,mc me y,eds sdvissa . alsc without pr:c.dsea
wkss the consultation wss adopted vas thought to BE-
defective IN noe sunesnsly protecting csrsAn righs
q he ssssss ana NE people Win . view OF
In: vs...: .. ems sss y :: ,.sssss
esnssitsssonay ps0sa, vsse submitted Tor pstecsssa
70 the ssasee nsss were twelve IN numbss Several
are thoee rec, N mended By The committee nut u did
not occur % hs men cf that dav that u right
fierce Nc sss ~ ssop o. 's'ei ~ kaaA wo tA~e
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lalsCELLANEOUs.
CEI.ERRATRn REAL,

A cELEsKATED BEAUTY THUS pIscoURsETE
*:
mus. have been n ,smS.ins bar e use sn.me,lns
q Ss.sy his racuioa. and csip.s: pr.stes L.l,.s
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was deaths head he were compelled 70 kiss" Anohed
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notified with brown Or olive ooored spo fSss.
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scorching heat OF summer will assuredly vass theit
e p: sns a &: they p n M
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certain remedy for all cuansoaa dsees such a. Eruption
sanSaTn Tan sao~ne. @ and Tor bathing and shaving
sAb saas x ouasT5 DEPOT o. Is
way. below Grand street, and OF principal drussists
A insert hi: testimony as acknowledgment o. m,
gratitude to DIR. o'Toole for having cured Of consump-
en o. Aye aSans had ms used sysy tn9ws eT.
% sG and ss s0 Ss 50 o. "s Ssa Il.
day Ny friends and family had gwen Sp ali hopes o. my
recovery have 6IocIcs medicines FOR ,he past
business wen any time during my life NY health
good and the Eosk q s :. Ire
70 @s !" East q V sI,.aa .; rs street, New York
Their = arc,y sfss or a.snus IN The city rssr. ssrs
BY these medcne an who aicr With cough Pains IN shs
Symphonic p or Son,umpon viii ss senesa BY hs us. 4
these remedies.
snEgsAIIsss o. sEAas sJAfPIsG 4 sgI I..,
Rheumatic Remedy.
pRIGGs CURATIVE FOR rEs7ERED coRSs, IN
- famed bunons mgrowinT nails. Ac Bnsgs Aneva'
equity tender and sweay feet sofa BY drugg,s,s Or,
BRIGGS. Surgeon chiropodsh sS broadway Evening -
n1o~a~sJ.
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1ss r sn ss ss use 4 ~
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dress bon s,sos New York Post once.
no TO THOMAS r. AGSEw,s, cREEywIcu AVID
.ur sad sv.ssas .ss cheaper ,Ssa any store
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vaiids at distance mar consult BY iesr.
crBLRY 4 sTooPs sc BROADWAY, CORNER %
- Blercker street. In eli hrrt class Sewing Ma
ehines All Sewing Machines thout regard 70 their con-
diton taken exchange for the following new msshnes
Wheeler wilson's, orover Bakers sngera Wncos ~
Gibbs and Ho~e'a Machines 70 rent
TmE BEST runoATr.ybDw s V TIE Es x2fIR PILLS
COATED WITH SWEET GUNS,
superior sugar. rres from taste
The only vegetable substitute for caon,e or mercury
knosn the world and superior W all purMstv alternative
or athartc pills In general use.
THEY PURIFY rHE BLooD
REGULATE THE system.
from the stomach liver. bowels hdssys skin and other -
DISEASED BUNoRs
fnos cents per boz Sold By drugGss
RAILWAY Co.
UANTyD-A PAMPHLET on SHALL DoQE. -
w prfut, work nrse e1nss aa1 eeWgpe0~1 - e0ensb -
regular cost A6drsns invensos. bss IN riwss 49,.
q surEEIoR suIRrs CMhnsuyTA NILS Al
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q syYEEron suIsrs MtnsuvTA NILS Al
v Nae" 70 'r'sI, j 'sf I LADus. ~ Hsslyss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-20

VUAxrgD-A PAMPHLET on SHALL DoQG. -
regular cost Addrsss isvessos. ~ ~ n.ss -.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-03
FOR RAFFLE.

A VERY superior FUR COAT. very large
n which can be used ~ n eos, ~ rnbe: u u
we'll lined AMI gotten up IN hrst rate style.
Chances si.ee apply Ia the snl'.,ribcr either ~
person or by letter. sending SI.o0. Notice will
bo given " the papers when the raillc will
come oil. LEWIS vOGLE
jan. IT, Towsontcwn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-03
Fob SALE.

A snug LITTLE FARM. in Baltimore Co..
n containing - ACRES. in a god l,..a
.ssS- state "i cultivation. u miles NO.
- efFuni baltimore city. near Sweet lessi
Air. The improvements con
1T 1l = g,os, ~" story DWELLING. = uH,.
BARN nearly new. 4c.: ihcr" il also on this
property - choice collection Of FEuiTTREES.
The Land - kind anl can he hr"ush''na "a; Il,
state of cultivation.
Thrrr is ais connected with the Farm. III /.
WATER POWER. with circular saws. and
turning lathes ia good order. \ i'm" body "i
prime TIMBER can be had At low rate with
IA very short distance of the Mill. The Va.
lev Turnpike will run through thi. property.
II early application i, made it IN Ice sold a.
srsa, bargain. Apply ."
MoOREs / HESS.
~. Law Hniiding.. -. raui St. BALTIC.
Dee. lG.--;i.