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HOME AGAIN-MEDIC Al ELECTRICITY After an
abeeuce lrom home ior the purpose OF rest Dr SW.
BockNith and vile have resumed their duties at No.
1zzQ Wa nut street. Those desirOus OF using the
pleasant and STRENGTHENING treatment OF EcctreiY,
ns applied TO disease, can now make application.
For the last two yC1rs we have, toy our new DIS
coVeries reen enCcting sOmc of the most astonishing
cures record OF cancers tumors, dyspepsia rlau-
matlsm, lung diseases and general affections OF the
pIatoly and digestive organs together with other
chrome diseases These desiring circu con aim
ing DESCRIPTION Of the treatment references ccrtIti
Gates OF cares etc with other interesting Iniorna.
tion for the afflicted, have them by app icaon at
the office. or by letter Consultation free.
Mrs. Bcckwith will be nt home hereafter TO attend
To- ihr lndICe dnnnrimcnt
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M1sEUABLE LIFE is LED ny THE DYsPEPTIC,
for ns complaint not only pfostratcs the body, but
produces gloomy s'ate OF mind and an irritable
disposition. " mlc many articles are recommG ndcd
curatives OF tins diseIse none have with the
success which has attended The use Of Dr. Javnes
Alternative IN connection with Javne's Sanatlve
Pills. The Altoratlye puFlies the blood, gives
strength to the digestive organs, nnd imDarts a
hcnthv tone to the system the Sanatlye Pills change
the v.tiated secrcIiOns OF the Stomach and Liyer.
and stimulate these organs 10 healthy action BY
the combined nc ion OF these remedies manv radical
cures have been eft Cd and thny therefore con-
tidentlv offered to the atlflcted Prepared ouly at
No. 2i2 Chestnut street,
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MISS DINAU MARIA MULoCH IT. B.
Peterson ~ Brothers, No. 20G Chesnut street,
announce that thsy will publish to-day. Miss
Muloch's last and greates0Iwor1l-''A Woman's
Thoughts About Woman With master hand
this accomplished wlitcr describes the Joys,
sorrows, trials, and perpleNiies of her sex in
beautiful series of legcnds. Woman's supc.
riority over all creation in all that Is delicate,
lOvablc, beautiful and grand in the world. is
told in q lorcblc, true, aud attractive manner
This great work has been published at pooulur
price, and in the usual excellent style of the
PetersOns,
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AN ENTERPRIsINc F1RM-It gives us
pleasure to notice the business enterprise
cvinccd by the firm OF kneass ~ Co.,, who have
Just moved into Their new store. M. G3l Market
street. In the line o; SRddlcry and Harness
there Is probably no greater induccment; in the
city. Their store, indeed, is well worth vi,iL.
from the cficieu: management Of the business
and the ele2ant assortment of article. always
Oh hand al the lowest market rates.
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Recommendation In the south,
TIE DUCHIES.


~ Appeal to the People of SchlcsWtS.
FLkNsTURG, August 1.-the President of the
national party has ;ssued an appeal to the
pecz,se OF Schleswig. calling on them TO willingly
hCQuiesce in the rule OF Prussia. The national
patty is the only party favorable to Denmark,
and has demanded foreign Intervention in the
afairs OF the late Duchies.
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SAFE BLOWN OPEN.-AbOut twenty-five
minutes before TWO o'clock this morning, the
IOlicc we're alarmed by an explosion III the
nGighbolhood OF Front and Dock streets The
report was heard for quite distance, and search
was made around dnICCntly, but Tor some time
without success. The officer on the tcGt could
not have been more than sixty yards from the
spot where the explosion took place, but saw
nobody and nothing to tN the exact locality.
After considerable search it was discovered TO
be in the countlng-nouse of Mr.. Evans, which
is situated i'll rhe centre OF the building No. 2j2
South Front street, running from Front street
TO Dock.
The explosion blew the glass out OF the sky
light OF che office and bur;t open the outer door
OF the safe. The thieves, alarmed at the noise
OF the explosion, decampcd, having secured
nothing lor their trouble. There was nothing
in the safe at the time Of any value, and the
him did not think it worth while to, look INTO it
any further. The thieves escaped, and from
appearances, they must hAve been wen ac.
quRnted with the building. The lock OF the
cellar door was pricd open. and the thieves had
TO traverse long and complicated passage to
get into the counting house.
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ELLISON Tbird-day, the 18th instant, THOMAS T.
ELLIS, i'll the j6th O his ngc.
lie ativeS and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, RON his late residence. No S3a N
SeNehth street. on SlNtl-day, the lith instant at
O'Clock L. VI.
HOOD.-On the 18th instant Miss ELIZA A. HOoD
in Ihe SD year Vi her age.
her rclalIves ana Irends are invited attend her
funeral from hcr residence, No. 72 SAMSON street.
Sa urday, the lSth instant, at O'Clock ~ NJ.
RCE.-On the 18th instant OF consumption, Mr..
SAMUr L RICF, III the 5Sth ear OIL his age.
The relatives nends Oi the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late Residence,
NO. i22 EcmOnd street Friday, the lIth instant,
O'Clock. 10 proceed to Palmers Ground.
NQGEL.-Oh the llth instant CATHANINE, vile OF
Balthazar Noga4, in the SD year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respeCtully
invited 10 atteAd the funeral from the residence OF her
husband, No. l23O Ash street above Gnard avenue,
Friday morning at 81 O'Clock. Fulenl service St.
AIMS Church. Port Richmond. Intcrment at Cath edral
Cemetery
WILSoN.M,0n On the l4th instant, Mrs. ANNA WILSON,
wlie o, Mr.. William Wilson aged 46 years.
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her husbands lesi-
dence, No, 2ll Wood street, SUNDAY aernoea at /
O'Clock. TO proceed to Mount MoIlah cemetery.
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DIR. S. w. BECKWLTHS
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
No, 1920 WALNUT STREET,
For the Treatment OF Chrcnse Diseases

FOR tAe treatment OF ChFGBtG Diseases
For the beneat Of those proposing dertake Eec
tca treatment for diseases we give in tue following
list a few OF the more prominent and most common
complaints met with in prac tice. in all OF which
are most successful. IN NEARLY CASES CHRONIC
DISEASE ELECTRICITY Is A SURE REMEDY AND ~
CASES BENEFICIAL, IF PROPERLY APPLIED Those, there
FORE afflicted with complaints here enumerated
have no hesitation Rppl! log, and whether only
LIEF, or PEEMAErNr CURE be elected, they VIII
receive replies accordingly. All consultations ree.
i. Epilepsy, Ghorea, or st Vius Dance, Paralysis,
(iempIegia) Neuralgia, Hystere Nervousness, Papi-
2 sore Throat, dyspepsia Diarrhua pvsentery, OBJ
stinate Constipation, HpmOrrhodeS. Ples, Bilious,
tlatulent anu Painters Collie unc all affections ot the
g. qtaEri Tough, influenza, Asthma (y~heu rot
caused bv Grgane diseases 81 the tss ssoneht Bro
SusuptIon in the e, early o staaes VI 'n1 On'S
Gravel, Diabetes and k'dney, Complaints, 1mpo-
never tail to yelG rapidly 10 this trcahnent.
rasTe S Diseases speeEE 1mos eSt Sos ast
named slwaNs cured without pam cutting, OF pas-
HyGT1g as
liberation and various other affections OF the WOMB
Ms Be- KwITH has the Ladies, De partment under
he5 GTp @ are and sgPSryson and all ro
IT erred the 10 lowing named seRtlemen, who have
been treated and witnessed oul Treatment on others
a W j. Plea,ontOp No. Sis Spruce street W. B. Smith,
Al owe 'St hesngt efadey No. &C SorsS Fourth
street; Robert Work s. North Third :t[eet; colonel
sw Fds,d @ Ms s RS1 S ss Td GtS
Del; K, a. semple, Mount Holly, N. Jwit-very many
others. .-.,--
Physicians or students desiring 70 have Instruction
IN The 81 Ss E aec Tor the cure OF
y onsa tatcn Dtfee: Descriptye Circulars .. cures
picat on at the ONCE or by letter.
All letters addressed to
DIR. S. w. BECKW'LTH,
sOlrrp No. 1920 WALNUT Street, PhIIada
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES $40 and 5.20s
wanted. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 S. Third st.
SUPERIOR STYLES eF READY-MADK CLOTHING.
SUPLEIoE STILES OF REArY-MADS CLOTHING
WANAMAKBH 6 BEowN,
POPULAR CLOTHING, HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET streets.
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PETER COOPER, George Rcrbody, and Matthew
Tassar are justly placed high the worlds Roll OF
Honor, account OF their uunihccnt contributions
to the public good. The name of DR.. marsden should
be inserted on the same roll Tor the introduction of
his JEGBT4BLE S1N.ITIYE PILLS, which
have saved many of his iellowcizens from long and
weary days and nights of sickness. Depot, No. 4S7
Broad'rdy New Iork. For sale Jy Jolnstoa, Hotco.
lcaJ & Ccsrden, Uhoiesdie Agepts No. % ". Sirth
street, JhHddeiphid, and by oil otH,Ggists.
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A Railroad Loan.

hesthtement is also made that the terms for
q loan from the GovernmeDt for the building of
an intrr.colcnial railroad from Halifax, Nova
Scotia tola point OF connection with tne Cana
diGd Grand Trunk Railway, have been settled.
LIsEEPooL. August 1.-THE American ship
John FortteR, Captain Hill, which lett Savannah,
Georgia, on the 18th OF July, for liverpool has
aEsiyed at that port. She reports the loss OF her
nrsSn and mizZen masts bv lightning.
The British ship summer, Captain Curry, from
81. John, New Drunsw wick, he's also arrived,
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AUSTRIA.
NegOtintions with Hungary.

= -lfJ-- NCgOIlnIIOhs VIII hungary
gfENNA, August H.-Thc recent negotiations
wtiich took place between tue Austrian Govern
nent and the Hungarian leaders are not per-
nisledsto be published. The Empress OF Austria,
Who has lately been staying in Pesth, Hungary,
has IOne'trom that city 70 Vienna.
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SPAIN.
nImrrovcmeMt Ina the TrensMrN.

improvement ih the treasury
RIADRlD, AUGUST H.-The Madrid Government
has Oltcady paid twenty millions OF reals on nc.
oonsit et u 70 debt due 10 the Bank oil Spain.
lLatRe amounts Of bullion arc arriving in Madrid
Gon the provinces
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IMPROVED LoCK-STIrCH MACHINES for TailOrs
ana Manufactures Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, No. $50 Chestnut street.
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ANOTHER LION COMING! or rather q Ioness in
the person Oi EMMA, Queen OF the sandwich
Islands Rooms nave already been engaged at the
Continental Hotel, which has held so mluy of the
Lions OF the Day, including the celebrated Clothing
House of Charles Stokes G. Co., located Under the
lHnN,f, nj
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ENGLAND.
4nrc CanndinM Confederation.

I0NnON August 10, Noon,-It is announced
70 daS that the plans for the confederation OF
the British provinces Of North America have
been definitely arranged by the Government.
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OLlN R-MGGALL-tJn tue II II instant, by RCN. w
Stcrrett Ml join OLIVER VI Indiana TO Miss MARY
+. Il. MCCALL, o. this city.
GARRIGUES-CONDY ON the llth instant ln the
Arch street ol. L. Chapel by the Rev l. ~ Fcrnley
IaslOr O Nazareth NJ. Il. Churcn. FGANFLIN Z. GAR
HlGD LIS to EMMA j. CONDl all OF this ciIy
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2 The Austrian headquarters in the Tyrol are
fixed ut Borgo, having been removed from
Pr1molano.
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DUNG DRIVERS. TAP bORERS, SUGAR
1Ds Gimle 5, Cotton Samplers Rale Hooks Ham
ayers. cheese Tasers BoX ChIsels, Mallets and
ScIapeTs, andoGher olore Tools, for sae Ny -
IRU MAN ~ SHAW.
No. S3J Eight Thirty-hveJ NJ AliKET ST., below Ninth.
L'ULDING HAT AND COAT RACKS FOR
i travellers use, can be put into 0smalL plpar hOx;
also several other OF Portab !oE aud Clothes
Racks for sieby TRUMAN ~ SHAW,
No. $3.50 (Iight rhrty-five) MARK ET ST. below Ninth.
A WATCHMAN'S RATTLE is THE BEST
A mcal OF alarm for q fami to.use; 1t Is always
understood to be ca tor assistance tOr sale, with
variety Bots, Pocket Bilies, Gnd other securities
against deD7sdators AT the Hardgsze store Of
TRUMAN ~ SHAW,
No. 1856 (Eight Thirty-hve) MARKET ST., below Nnth
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"NEEDLFs' CAAtPIIOR TEoCHEs" known TO be n
IuoTrhnn Dvsenterv etc For scIe by DrugTIsts
and the maker, Z. II. Needles, twelfth aud Race
streets Every one should keep tusnt at hani. 5Oc
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MUSHROOM PEGFUMEs.-Of the swarm OF inferior
perfumes got up to compete with ha On's Might
Blooming Cercus," scarcely evp4 the memory re-
mains. They are literally forgotten while the sales
OF thar ne liis ura OF all fragrance constantly IN
crcaseS, - HiaStedd Herdid.
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7s3Os, 5.2Os.

7'3Os, 5.2OS,
GOLD AND SILVER,
COMPOUND INTEREST AND UHCUREENT BANK
NCIEs BOUGHT AND SOLD, pS
DRENEL s Cos,
No, 81 SOuTu 1HWU STREET.
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Canadian Confederation Ar
.4sao ranged in England.

Tho Markets and Marine
NoVvs OF Wednesday,.
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French News from Turkey.
Rlitne Frontier Deman1 Nyithdrnmn.

PARIS, August 10, noon.-It is reported to-day
on good authority, that the French Government
bias abandoned the idea OF eXtenCing the from.
tier OF France by the anne nation of certain
German provinces on the lthinc.
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GROVER & BAKERS HIGHEST Premium Elastic
Stitch Sewing Machines Tor family use, No 730
(bpsnul
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Neutral Caution.
The TyroI News.

The eXportat,on of horses from Switzerland
Is stall prohibited.
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PRUSSIA.



BERLIN, Auaust l4.-Gencral Worst Rhetz has
been appointed by the King OF Prussia. Cover
nor-Generai OF Hanover
The mission of Prince Yestcnburg is said in
substance TO be to inform the Queen of Hano.
vcr that her further stay i'll the capital of the
late Kingdom will be attended with much in
ctuyenience to her own interests, the avoidance
OF which should be desirable to herself
80 Bavaria StiIl In Danger.
- The war against Bavaria may be renewed by
Prussia alter the expiration OF the armIsticc,
on the 22d OF this month, should no change
take place in the aspect now existing Ill the
meantime.
Affairs I'm the Annexed Territory.
Herr Won Patow has been appointed Chief of
Direction OF Civil Affairs on the part OF Prussia
10 the territory of the Grand Duchy OF Nassau,
the city OF Frankfort, and Upper Hesse.
Fanancial Measures and Indemnity.
In the upper House of the legislative cham
beTs the Prussian Minister OF Finance has intro
duced bill OF indemnity for the Government
Tor al financial acts dsre by the executive IN
seeuning violation OF the national Budget laws
nom the year 1862 to the present time.
He also proposes to appropriate fity-our
millions of thalers for the expenses OF the cur
rent Year, accompanied by credit bill OF sixty
niiliohs III thalers.
2 fl,4 Prussian Government has abandoned the
idea otmaking new loan, as it finds the issue
Of Treasury notes the most cNpcdient way OF
ubeatln9 the current expenditure. More ample
.hnancial powers may, however, be required by
the Government as peace has not yet been con.
Guided.
Remuneration In the South.
BERLIN, August lj-P. MA Council of State
B holding si,tings in thus capital and engaged
in the consideration OF the question of the re-
annexation OF the States of Southern Germany
TO the Germanc Confederation.
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SWITZERLAND.
Relief Of the Frontier Guard

BERNE. August l4.-Al the Swiss troops latel
employed IN the duty of guarding the iTontie
lsnc, between Switzerland ana Italy, have becl
dkbanded.
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AcaArs In the Annexed Territory.

Herr Won Patow has been appointed Chief of
Direction OF Civil Affairs on the part OF Prussia
IN the territory of the Grand Duchy OF Nassau,
the city OF Frankfort and Upper Hesse.
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ESc., Etc, Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc.
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DR. KIKKELIN CAN BE CONSULTED
confdt ntially on all recent local chronic, and
constitutional diseases. az bis old esabShmeDt north
west corner o. THIRD opd pniop streels, eN6m
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Bnynrin StiIl In Dnm ger.

~ The war against Bavaria may be renewed by
PEissis alter the expiration OF the armisticc
take place in the aspect now existing III the
meantime
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
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FRANCE.
VI oNemcnts of the InlpcrlnI FnImIlN.

. - noNcmcnts OF the Imperial Family.
~ Janis, August 14.-Prince Napoleon Bona Dartc
has gone iIom the city on visit to Switzerland.
The Emperor Napoleon will 20 from the Tui.
lezIet to the camp at Chalons on SATURDAY.
- French News from Turkey.
The Potie OF this evening publishes a telegram
from COnstHntmOple, dated on the llth Instant
stating that tue Turkish GovCrnmenthas resolved
to seDd fresh iorcps to the frontiers OF Greece.
6one OF the troops will also 90 on tue 10Th next
day. tor the Gulf of Volo.
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NO MORE COD,LIvER OIL.
.RLKaELTs sERUP oFIoDLzED A0R RsE.RADAsh

NO MOKE UOHLIVEH UILe
- . . -, , ,,,,, 49,, , -, . -
GRLB1CLT"S SYRUP or ItDIzED LtDHSA-RADLSh
This Syrup employed, with the greatest success in
place OF ou LyerOh 70 Wicn VI is ihnIteLy superior
qeIs siSk9ss me g SHy S b
any M 70, N nnistepss With the cTeates sieSc }o VoI
idrsn subiect TO humorseI al the piands
|"'uiN"7 SN''e~' w ~ ~ NV -~Aus'
,yO MORE POVERTY OE,THE BLOOD AND PALE
@'N NN0~''' - GIN ~ n XIOH ~ AH'-
DR IERA - PH6SPHS "a OF IRON
ThIs new errus:nous N edictne contains she elements
NJ he niood ana homes and Iron In a luid state ~
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NO MORE POVERTY oE,THE BLOoD AND PAL,
II.kNIOh.
INTERNAL OR LOCAL
NEW CURA I'VE AGENT,
MATE 20.
GRIM AULT & Co., PARIS.

This new remedy. is prepared from the iesEes OF a
CruYian pepper shrub called MAlICO, nlu cuees
romptly ana inlalblv. without any isar oL inhHmr
atory results The great majority OF tnSsleans IN
other remedy.
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Austria Negotiating with the
tao Hungarians.

The Turks Marching to the From
tier OF Greece.
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NJ 4 ARRIE,D

Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET street,
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! HnNRY-MdAN. SCENE.

correspodeat thus describes a. scene that
4eeksPiaee at Saratoga, a short time since, be-
tReena newly married couple, who were spend
ing the honeY-noon ~ ....,. : :
a bridal party came down a few days since; |
never saw a more hoRey-moonish> looking set IN
my ylle The bride sand groom looked, waIked
$andEacted love to the life. 4 more devoted cou-
BE yoa never beheld. They were sitting in the
paFlor one morning when accident}y heard the
husband say, With melting tenderness OF yeleo
and manner b .a.>..-s.S .--5 - -.s-
- ssttDid youspeak, dearest ?" ,.. :
-StsNo, pet, l did mott was thinking" replied
the BRIDE looking as angelic as possible
1Of what were you thinking, my loye?" -. u
81 hardly dare tell you my pet" T.. -, :.
what loyehest of your sex, distrust your
adorer so soon 2a & 81. - - r. - -
Pardon thousand pardons, dear Edgar, if
IhaEe even seemed to wrong so noble being"
= Spoken like your own true self-like a fond
and dearly loved wife" = .-.1s.-.s .s--,.>: =.
e, o, Edgar! Edgar! you are afatterer; know
Yoa are. Q, you naughty man! you know how
dear you are to me" .e-.--s. a., -..
7 ou viii tell me, then, good angel that you
. are--you viii teA me?''
s>22E.I will-but first give me assurance that you
viii not frown on your too fond Rebecca. A
frown, Edsar--aay, even a reproving look from
your own sweet eyes would break my now toe
happy heart. Say, then you will not irown."
stsFoohsh child Do the stars froWn when the
poet looks upte them for Inspiration? Docs the
fond mother frown when her frst-born looks up
to her eyes, as he nestleS still closer to her bo-
som2 Does love, fcnd true love, ever frown?"
-ssto,say no more, Iear, dear Edgar feel, I
know, you are the be t, the kindest, the most de-
voted Of men :" ~ 80 <-.-.-..-
seEeltme then, love, of what. you were think
ibg."' - =,
essoff you, only you Edgar on my troth: ..-.~
sand what Of me, my own Rebecea ?" ~
* sAalast What shall say? How shall extri-
: cate myself from this perilous dilemma pr" -
8 s'Speak, loved one4 I charge you !". -,
tDear Edgar, you know" -.
o. -lssYes, sweet Rebeeca-9 ....
s<That-0, how shall say it?" ...-, .,.-
s-stany ho8-go on-dear Rebec--''- = '
''That if you continue"
--'sYes-continue- <~ss.
ITO eat-eabbage-" 81
4 Cabbage-wbat tben?" - ~ =.r &.
You may catch the cholera, (sobbing) aud
fsob( and (sobJ may (sobl be left (sob4 a widow
fsob before (sob@ the season (bisterieai sob) is
over .sSge@ -. < - 50. -. =
: i didn't I couldn't wait to hear any more of
this conversation. 4 de wonder, if all .:jnst mar
Eiedp folks go on afterthis fashion, -,y.& : ,-*ss--
=
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= The House bill relating to the elective fran
chise N the District of Columbia having been
acted upon IN part, and reeommitted, was re-
ported on Friday. As thus amended, 1t pro-
Tides =. ..~-,- -. r. ~ -.
81 That every male person twenty-one
years of age, except paupers, persons under
guardianship and criminals who has resided
IN the District six months, is. entitled to vote,
, 2. That rejection or refusal TO receive
votes ofsal thus entitled to vote is panishable
by fne not exceeding FIVE thousand dollars,
=or imprisonment enc year IN the District gal,
ior both. 5. - : -.
8. That wilful disturbance Of any eleetor IN
the exercise Of his franchise is liable to fine
Of one thousand dollars, or Imprisonment
rtyaays, or both. = +, =
Other provisions relate to preparation of
check list, etc. s 81. : 3 : x - 80
sThs elaasereQairiDg the voter to know how
Sto read and writer's striekensout. * y -
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/ GENEROSITY IN SHARoN-In cemetery at
Sharon, Connecticut, is family lot in which
are seven graves arranged in circle. Six
stones commemorate six deceased wives OF
D. s., while the seventh and more
stately slab bears the simple but affecting in-
scription, Our Husband"
Women are indispensable to the domestic
sphere of life, particularly in sickness. What
would have become Of Adam, if he had been
takea sick before Eve came ? Who would have
made his Cruel and beef tea, or bound his head
up in a wet towel?
A learned judge, in St, Louis, recently de-
cided that man 81 years of age, who is sup
ported by his father, is, in the eyes of the law,
vagrant
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-01-31

A Stuyvesant IN; " paper states that a
COW in that village late5y committed deliberate
suicide. She walked into brook and after
three attempts, held her head under water till
she was drowned.