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G-Edi,os write some remarkably truth.

UEditon write some remarkably truth
ful paragraphs sometimes bat never yet has
one comprcssci 90 much truth In 20 small
q compass a. the one who penned the fol-
lowing which we find credited merely to
an ''cxchsngs;" aEiiting newspaper Is
q good deal like making fire. Everybody
suppos-s he can do . little better than any
body elsc. We have seen people doub,
their fitness for apple peddIinE, or driving
and counting laths, bwi in all our expert
euce We never mss with that individual
who did NOT think be could double the cir.
culaiion Of any papee In two moatba"
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DOu one occasion, during the attack on
For Donelson, Southern Hardshell ex-
borter WIS holding forth in exalted strains
declaring repeatedly that tho Lord fought
on the side Of the South, and Jehovah
was encampe,l round about tho Confeder-
ate army saying that it WINS impossible for
the invading Yankees to conquer them.
Just Al the close Of one Of these sentences.
man dashed up to the church door on
horseback and yelled out:
"rhe Yankees have captured Fort Don.
e'son. anu arc couhng up inc nver
"rhen. my brethren. observed the start
led preacher, ssavc yourselves, Coz the Lord
las got licked ~
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote his
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases Inc,
dent to the female system. An experience oftwen.
ty.three years enables him to guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the ~or't Of SsPsrsr
SION and all other Menstrual DsrangsmsHis, IRON
~Aafsru eaa,s. All letters for advice must con.
tain 81. once, No. EndieOt, street, Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished to those who wish to re-
main under treatment.
Boston. June. -, 1866. lyoo
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GREAT SALE OF
Patent Medicines.

The subseriher 10 selling OF his large stock IL
Patent Medicines on the most favorable terms:
The following are a,me Of the most valuable AMI
popular medicines Of this class now In use
sARSAPARiLLL.
Ilslubold. Aver and LArookAhr sarsapsrilis.
FOR LUNG COMPLAINTS.
sehspeky Pulpooie syrup aud sesweed Tonic. Veg.
stahls Pulmonary Balsam, wi',ar', Bai.sm Of
Wild Cherry, Goes Cough Bslsam, hd.
we'll, Pa lnouary kllir, sheltont Pee
to,.l Dsi..m. Jayne. NJ psetor.h''
kshs pulmonie syrup,Mad
ams Portsr'scough Bsisam, Veget. Cough syrup.
ron DYyPEPSiL AND LvER coMPLLiSTs.
cos, Dyspepsia Cure, scovills Blood and Liver
syrup, Wsllcomst Liver Regulator,
Jaynes Alternative.
FOR cArxRRH.
wardsworths Dry Up. woleotti Remedy. CstAHh
Bnuf. PERKINS, fumigstof.
BrrrERs.
Plantation. L FAtvocd,s Jsvettr VILLA ms. Lang
Isy's Root and Herb, Vegetable Strengthening.
LiSxMEETs.
n, roh,.,. Ilor,s. MeHessons Ring Bone, Msxi.
can, and ssit khsom ointinsnt
FOR worms.
n.,,d,. Pin Worm and Ilobensash,s Worm syrup
Yahnestoek, M'LAne and yaynss Ysnnlfuge,
Holloway and bhsrmanb Worm Lossngss.
FOR CONSTIPATION OF THE NOVELS.
stones Liquid Cathsrtic. iIarrisons Psristaitio
Lossnses.
FOR BRONCHIAL COMPLAINTS.
ChostsS Magic, Tun-s Cough, Browns Bronchial
Trochss.
PILLS.
Indian Vegetable, Aver, csthsrte nsr.,sl,,S ans
Df. Nots's Liver, and HobsnsaclS. hoio-
vayts LoraIn's Plant end kooS
Jayns's banativs flh.
J. SAWYER,
BISSeCsrA Hsass Bieek.
B,adsiord. ost rth. isss. lH
rcsrds nssiiy printed In sst"n ~ thh once
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STEAM GRlST MILL, BIDDEF0RD me-,

THE "IIardy Machine Coz will continue 70
L keep this part Of their business In full opera
ton under the caro- and supervision Of their skill
ful Miller, J. ID. Foyo. and trust the people Of
this vicinity will continue their liberal patronage
which will meet with prompt Attsntion.i
We have len ct the Mil - yet, ons Ssa Of SfoHo
and some other Mil property Cor bale cheap:
" CHARLES HARDY Agt-
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[YI13I;I8
SESUR'S
PRESCRIBED GOLDEN SEAL.

RECOMMENDED for the treatment OF
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. General Debility, and
Fever and Ague,
and warranted q cure. Invented by DIR. q. Q. SE-
tlnct articles and Is approved and prescribed by
the medical profession. A physician who has
made use OF 10 In his practice Says harmless,
while 10 IL potent nor does 10 rs Is the case with
MANY medicines leave a shattered constitution In
its track" Sold by all Druggists. ORRlS SKIN
NER CO., sole Proprietors, Springfield Mass.
The trade can obtain 10 OF any New York or
Boston Medicine House. ly7
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USE HELMBoLp'5
FLUID EXTRACT -BU Gnu

In all Diseases Of ,hess organs whether existing In
"Nal> or FssIs," from ,eAIts~r eau" orsinaiin1,
and mit,r hoo long s,andro II ID pleasant In n'ts
and odor, inmaiats" IN action, and strength
eniny than any u the preparations Of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from Broken do0w v DslioaL< C6~sR
iuh'r,, p,uvrs hs remedy al once.
Tic reader must be aware that however slight may
be tie attack Of the above diseases, certain 70 A.
feet Aa Bodily HednA, ksriai Poprs, asd Hdppinss.
All the above diseases require the aid Of dluretic.
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AppREss
DR.. D. n. SEELYE & CO.,
FREEPoRT, III.
Sold BY oil Wholesale and retail drussist.
GENERAL AGENTS.

John D s.,t. cIssi1 S:sIs one v.ss:S..s.,
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Ssssss Or S:s.!s y sa.I I;r 49, 49,; w.
O.: gssf S;sLslss Co. Fslisd.ilSis p, 4 (
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Wilson Pslsu Co., Louisvills, KY ~
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Farm fol-. Sale
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.WArERBORoUCH,

sA.,a 49, - fua In lins q ~ Pussiand Ischsr
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M EDIcAL.
DIR. s, s. FITCH, An, ND.

Dh's Ss Ss
Author II Six Lectures on the Prevention AMI Cur. q
Pulmonary Consumption Asthma, DseAses ~ the Heart,
and mole Of Prry-rving Male AMI Female u alth-Cf
ia Broadway, N.Y., AMI IS fremont street, B-tsr.
Mas, mar be c,nsult1i every MONDAY ~ TIA
BrsHdway. New Ysrk,-snd at Me-. 30
TveWsut street.. Bestsa, oo "WEDNESDAY anf
THURSDAY, OcrosIn II AMI eth, and every othsr
Wednesday and Thursday sner All CONSULTATIONS ire.
DR. g. & FITCH cures the allowing diseases i-l
Headaches, Caarh, sorr Thrat, CABS, Cough whor-
Cough Be,iing Lungs, ConsumIsin, Asthma. Die
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Complaints, Co-veD-ss. Tles, DroI-y, Ovarian rum.,
Complaints peculiar 10 either ssS, skin Dseases, SALT
Rheum Euptioos, Pmples AMI Bcosn spps on the sc-,
the scalp, the hands, the limbs the I>r,on Rh-uma-
tism Hysipelas Falling of Tire Hair by iiumnS, 0crr,
sveiei Neck, Scroia, AND ~ impurities II tho M1.i,
Servoasness Cho,a ~ vitus' Dance. In all cAses the
best reference given.
Or. g. g. PTrcIrS FAMILY PHYSICIAN 10 . per-
f-ct guide 10 every hmily 9TH r.noi'es nfaliee. that
each may procure prepare and successfully administer,
70 prnmIsiy cure cpLis anil thus prevent and all
diseases arising frm oods. such ~ rheumatism. Lang
Fever, Pieurisy, &c, &c, ai.o IN Croap Dsber,
Scarlet Fever, Neass, ErysTsas, Typho Fever. whoop
ing Cough, Cholera. Cholera Mori,, clesa intibtun'.
Dilrhna frm Tcething and IlN Weather, COstveD~ss,
Harms S-sckn--s, Care u the Hair AMI reeth The best
10th Powder anil the hit Hair Dye us-i lass u
LIE % q, preserve lie with health 70 The most venera
be age.
The "FamIiy Physician" ., sent by mail, fire. ~ p,.sy-,
IN any .idress on the r~c-ipt cf thydse ccnts Dirt
al letter. &c CONSULTATION bpks 90 IS Trcnpnt 81 Bos
ton, Mas-., give stste, Town. ccanty A.i I..t Ono
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FLUID EXTRACT BucHu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH

VIII radically extermina,s from the system Diseases
arising from Habits of Dissipation al i< cspsn, lls
or no ehdaps "a lid no incon~rincs srzponue; COZ.
p'e,ey supcrsoing ihOss srIlSasni and di"0sres ~
nellie, C1paiba, aai ucrru,y, In oil these dscas>a
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FOR SALE.
Real Estate for Sale !!

"a astory house, barn and vcodhouss, -.
k. AMI sourths q Il land. sltua- *
81 lad on Main street. saoo, and psAr The Con
gresstiona Meeting noass, oos q The best soea- -
tious In torn.
Asa n acres q and with Cell pasture and wood, and
a new bsfu 81 "a slsuated above saco DEPOT
Also 20 sercs imbes and woodland, thFvs miles hsu n
% VILLAGE On The n W. sds q Portland rad.
Asa Is serss vood and timber land, about nile noth'
ssiy irum BsajAnint 0ooivhs hrm-
Inquire Of o. D. JORDAN, Boo
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SYMPTOMS:
The symptoms NJ cstarrh are at ar,t very slight.
Persons Ind they have . cold. that they have ire.
&c temperature. In this condition the nose may 10
dry, or . slight discharge, thin and acrid, after.
wards thick ana adhesive. may snsue.
As the disease becomes chronic. the discharges
arc increased In quantity and changed In quality !
they are nov thick and heavy, and are hawted Or
. bad breath the voice thick and nasai the
eyes are weak the sense OF smell 10 lessened OF
dsstroyedi deafness frequentl, takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of Ca
tarrh 10 that the person is Obliged IN clear his
throat In the morning or . slick or Shiny mucous
which has fallen from the head during the might.
When this takes place the person may be sure that
his disease 10 on rs way 10 the lungs, and should
lose no time In arre'ting II.
The above are but few Of the many Catarrhal
symptoms. Write to our laboratory for our pan
cent s rREs to any address. Also directions where
10 procure the medicine.
We are receiving letters from ell parts Of the
Union, and siso numerous Testimonials nom thoss
using 10, bearing the evidence Of it, infAilibls
merits.
~ This remedy contains no MINERAL or Pol.
SONOUS INGREDIENTS. but IL prepared from
vegetable sxtracts EXCLUSIVELY, therefore. II
10 PERFECTLY HARMLESS, even TO the most
delicate child..A
CALL FOR sEELYES CATARRH REMEDY.
and take no other. n not sold by druggists In
your Vicinity, they will order II for you. Price
S2.oO per bottle.
~ All persons suffering With any aheetion Of
the Head. Throat or Lungs, should vrtts ~ once
for oui pamphlet fully describing all symptoms
pertaining 10 the above diseases.
Il will b sent free 70 any address.
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THE NEWFOUNDLAND CAB
Pienary Council of the Roman Catholic
Church.

CIRCULAR LETTER FROM BISHOP BAYLEY.
Bishop Bayley, of Newark, N. j., has issued
the following circular to the clergy of his dio-
CeSe:-
"DICoEsE OF NEWARK. - Reverend and Dear
Sr:-Ibe second y enary council of the CathJh
Church of thee Unlted States wi be opened IN
the CalhCdral OF Baltimore on the first Sunday in
Oc ,obeT, the Feast OF the Most Holy Ro'ary. 1t
has been cOnvUked by the authority OF the holy
Apostolic see, anu Will be presided over by the
Most Reverend Archbishop OF Baltimore Apos-
tolc DE egato
not been called together to deliberate u,on any of
those social or political questions which have been
and sylll are so much agltatiug the country; nor
to heal any DIVISIONS or disputes i'll eccesiastlcal
matters which have grown out OF them; tor no such
divisions disputes have occurred. Our unhappy
civil war, although it separated State from state,
and family from family, and brother from brother,
dId not weaken the unity oil the Catho &c Church,
nor destroy That Christian charity which has ever
been one OF the most distinguishing marks of the
Household OF Faith
But although it be not necessary for the
IIelaes of the Catholic Church in the United States
to assemble together to reunlie the links OF broken
! unity yet there large number of important
practical questions affecting the discipline of the
Chmch and its grea efficiency some of them
growing out OF the present condition OF things,
| which neeo To be determined and enforced
THE Council about TO be held will undoubtedly
be a Very Impor one in ITS influence the future
| progress ana stability OF the holy religion OF The
You will therefore call the attention of the peo-
pie under your pastoral care in particular manner
to this most important event,
| "Ihe Friday Immediately preceding the opening
ofthe Council (FrdaY, 9TH Of October) will be OBJ.
| served 8 a day of lasting.
| ION the festival of the Assumption OF the Blessed
| Virgin Mary. and on all the Sundays following until
| the end OF the Council, you will recte with your
| people at the end of the ParOchlal Mass the Ltany
of The Saints and you will eXhOrt them to approach
the Sacramens during this time, and in their public
and private devOtlOns earnestly to beg OF AlmiR ntY
: God, the Father OF lights that He will send down
| Hlsmost abundant graces upon the Fathers assem-
bed in council, II at all they do and e'ermine
uUon may be to the glory of Goa, the extension OF
| Hrs holy faith, and the sa Vat'On OF souls.
| Gwen at Newark TINS 9th 0av Of August, the
| tettlva of the IransfPuranon Of our blessed Lord
! A ID, 1866. tJAMRs, Bishop of Newark
"BV order Of the Right Rev. Bishop,
GEORGE II. DOANE Secretary
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The Dougias Monument.

PfEPARATIoNs FOR LAYING The CORNERSTONE
THE PkEsIDEET AND HIS CABINET TO BE PRE-"
sFNT-GEN1RAL JOHN A. DIX TO DELIVER THE
GRAFTON,
CHICAGO, August 10.-Now that il is definitely
settled that the President and his Cabinet Will
visit Chicago on the 9th o, September to be pre-
sent at the laying OF the cornerstone of the
Douglas Monument, tie Committee of Arrange
mcnTs are buslly periect,Ag their plans to maze
the occasion one OF universal celebration.
The sculp'ors are preparing an appropriate
medallion TO be worn on the day of the ceremo-
MES and in commemoration of the event; an
amateur muLical concert will be given at the
Opera House on the evening of the 5th or 9th,
and the Masonic fraternity, who will conduct
the eXerc ses, are arranging to supOly the
thousands who will be present with refreshments
in the grove.
On the evening Of the 9th banquet will be
given to the President and other distinguished
guests All the railroads centrng in Chicago
have agreed 10 carry passengers at the usual
| eXcurson rates and the public offices, banks
| and Chamber OF Commerce will close for the
| day.
The cornerstone will be laid on the 9Th
General Dix win deliver the Grafton proper.
The occasion will doubtless gather together
one of the largest assemblages OF people eve
known in the West. The full details OF the pro
ETaRme are not yet made out
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The Cable OF 1865.

PREPARATIONS FOR ITS RECOVERY AND THE EsrA-
BIIsHMENT OF SECOND LINE-sAlLiNa OF TIVE
"GREAr EASTERN" AND TELEGRAPH FLEET ON
THE EMIssION-OHEERING HOPES OF SUCCESS
HEARTS CONTENT, August 9-GOVernor Mus
Grave and Attorney General Cartier, who have
EN- absent for some weeks IN GEORGES Bay on ot-
cjal business, arr ed bere at O'Clock yesterday
evoning IN her dajestY's steam soOp p-Oi.war LtHy,
an d " ere received with ali honos on board tine
Great EGstcgR by Messrs Anderson, Field. Can
Ibe party were entertained at dinner, and re-
ma'ned on board the ship all night.
Al O'Clock This morning the last coil OF the cable
of 1865 was transferred from tine MedDdy to the
Greaf EaStern, amidst great rejoicing Prepara
tons were immt diately made ior her departure
decxs clelreo, mschjnery put III 0rdeT' anchor
bsnled in and steam got up. The Great Eastern
WI / be accCmpanled by the Med0dy, together With
the Terrible and 4 JoRy TO assist m peRng ep the
cable OF 1866. The Terrible and AtbGag Rtl Tor the
scene Of operations last "Wednesday, aud EaV have
Great hopes Of the success OF the feet arc saeer
tanned by the engneers, electricians, and all on
At 10 A. n. the Medt0dy steamed out-of ms Mar
TSWs, The departure OF the Greas EaS eFH was 20
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CONCRETE FOR BUILDING.-An ingenious appl-
cation OF the process OF moulding blocks of
concrete Tor building purposes was patented
recently in England. The inventor proposes to
erect houses by literally casting them OF con-
crete III the place they are intended to occupy.
An ordinary concrete foundation is first laid,
and upon the foundation horizontal frames,
constructed OF boards lined with zinc or other
metal, are set up on edge, so as 10 t rm kind
OF trough for receiving the concrete, BY tue
insertion of suitable cores, holes for the iuser-
ton of the jOists, or Tor other purposes, may be
moulded IN the concrete as the work proceeds
The proprietor OF the patent is now in Paris,
this prlncple, and we believe IT is the intention
of the French Emperor to build some laborers'
cottages OF this kind at one OF the imperial
farms. The invention will be illustrated at the
Paris Exhibition.
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TH IRD EDITION
FROM BALIlMuRe TO-DAY.

Musical AssOcIatIOD en route 60 Lam
cnster-Storm on the Chssapoake-
DeIegAtes COtnisg 90 PhtIaGeIphIH.
[sPEcIAL DESPATCH 10 EVENING TELEeRAPH.l
BALTIMORE, August 1.-The Baltimore Leider-
kraniz Musical Association left here at noon
day for Lancaster.
There has been very severe storm during
the past two days OIL the Chesapeake, OBTAINING
several steamers, but no serious disasters have
oocurred.
Numerous delegates are passing through this
city en- route for the Philadelphia Convention.
The uncondit onal Uni Jnists here, who fHvor
Congressional rec Instruction, send no delegates
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COST or MILITARY OCCUPATIoN.-The Frank
fort JOuiadl publishes the following Official
statement OF the provision to be maze tor tue
OF that town:-'Office tunctonaries ranking
as officers, sergeantmaiors, ensigus ana sub
officers. acting as officers, have a right to
demand-in the morning, coffee with accesso-
and bottle OF wine; IN the afternoon, coffee,
etc: at night, light supper and eight good
cigars per diem. The soldiers qualtered upon
the citizens are to receive from the latter-ln
one pound of meat, vegetables and bread, and a
halt bottle OF wine; in the evening, a pe,N
souper, with a jug OF beer, and eight cigars per
diem. The quantity Of the provisions must pc DC
soldlersr
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papers slate that Bishop Colenso vas TO hold
conGImat on in June; bat whether the clergy
will recognize the confirmation rs of any force
remains TO be seen. The Dean denies that the
Bishop is any longer "a minister OF Christ aud
dispenser OF the gifts OF HI, SPIRIT having SO
state d in his pro est or defense when before the
Supreme Court OF Natal tor refusing to obey the
order OF that CourI thar he should produce the
register OF baptisms at the cathedral to enable
Bishop Colenso to register oaptisms. The Chet
Justice on that occasion stated ChaC the Curt
would not exercise Its power OF tiue or imprI-
sonment, and only pronounce the Dean in con-
tempt, adding that this decree placed h'm in
the position of an outlaw. Justice Phillips 'ur-
ther added:-"You are in legal eXcommunIca-
ton, and if it does not affect you more than the
other communication does the other party,
you will not be much affected by it.n
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From Havana.

HAVANA August 4.-Seyeral extensive fires
have occurred here. Amongst the losers are
Payret, proprietor OF the Louvre Hotel, which
was destroyed. The loss is SlOO,OOO; insured
for S5O,COO The cooper-shop and molasses
warehouse of Stafford & Carrela at Cardenas,
were burnt Loss 900.
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PRODUCTION OF AsBEsTos.-A correspondent
of an Australian paper, the Orange Guardian,
writes:- :-"Some twenty-tUo years ago | recog-
nsed the asbestos or amicanthus rock, in this
district, and since then | have from time to time
exposed portions OF the stone to atmo pherc
influence, and the result has always been
perfect change oil the stoJe INTO asbestos, or
into a substance closely resembling tue dnest
staple of wool, only something stronger, and, ii
possible, winter in appearance. l have some
times obtained 1t SIX inches in length. have
con bed it out, and found 1t soft and plant as
any silk. This substance, as 10 doubt you are
be brought into the state OF asbestos In a very
short time. | have been employed sinking
well of late and some days get as much of
this mineral as would make suit Of clOtnesn
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Mormon EN- gration.

CHICAGO, August 1a.-Over 5000 European
Mormons have passed up the Missouri river tnis
season bound for Salt Lake City. They are of
the lowest and most ignorant class OF foreign
EN- grants, who have been collected by the mis-.
sionary emissares OF Brigham Young.
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Shinmenf OF Snecie.

New YORK, August 1.-THE steamers vie de
PARIS, city Of Boston, Caledonia, Heoetid,
HdHsa, and Germdnta sailed to-day for Europe,
taking S76,171 in specie.
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Storm in the Adriatic. and Loss of the
Italian Ram "ATondatore."
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-"Now, Children sail school inspector,
''who loves all meng7
A little glrl, not four years old, and evidently
not posted in the catechsm, answered quickly
can WOmenw
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Austria and Italy to Ncgo-
tiate i'm Prague.
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The Cholera in Cincinnnti.

CINCINNATI, August IL Thirty fatal
cases OF cholera we're reported to the Health
Officers yesterday.
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The Empress Of Mexico
in France.
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1rO.. Etc.. Etc.. Eto.. ErO.

ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
QUEENS HOTEL,
LONDON Thursday, August 8, 1865 I
There is great exc temeDt here tins evening at a
supposed attempt To blow u the two houses OF Par.
lament len packages OF gunpOwder, with a fuse
part ally burned, were found near the entrance 10
the Lord Chamberlans Office III the House of Lords.
The members OF Parliament have VISIONS of another
Guy Fawkes RuHpowder plot.
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.
The deaths from cholera IN London during the last
week we've ten hundred and fifty three, and from
diarrh9a three hundred and fi .y.iour.
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Napoleon Still in Mediation.
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Military Hopes of the Crown Prince
of Prussia, and HOnOrs 90
Prussiam Generals.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-11
A Special Military Mission from
Prussia TO Russia.

The Cars German Relationships In
vOked, and His Advice Sought.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-11
The CkbIe-PrFpRrAtiOnSt 20 Recover aud
N0mDlete the Smbm erged Wire IIs85.

HEARTS CONTENT, August S,-Her Majesty's
ship Terrible aud the steamer AbnRy left on We'd
ne,day, August and the GREAT Eastern and Med-
iCdy sailed on Thursday All the v, ssels fully
SUI phed with coal ana provisions. rhe membe 8
OF the expedition are determined to recover and
complete the cab OF 1860 ii it be possible. The
Great Eastern has about 5000 tons OF coal board
and is prov ,sIoued lor a SIX months cruise.