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AYERS AGUE CURE,


re- f.rsr ard isKs, Irtsrrg irtsut Ftrer Chill Fsr,
hsTttsBt FsrsT, DRs.b dsne, PsrtodtcdI or BiI-
ItehS Ftrsr. &C., ard indeed ou the dfsc'iOss
sesrh aTtst from n7aluTtoxS, marsh, CT mtdSnats;
As its name implies, IL does Cus. and does not
ialI. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis
nluth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
SUBSTANCE whatever, II in nowise Injuries any pa
nent. The number and importance of its cures in
the sgue districts are literally beyond account and
We believe without a parallel In the history of
Ague medicine. Our pride is gratified by the ac-
knowledEements we receive of the radical cures ef
fected In obstinate cases. and where other remedies
had wholly failed.
scclimated persons, either resident in. or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be
protected by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For LIVER COMPLAINTS, arising from tor
pidity Of the Liver, il is an excellent remedy,
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints. it
Is an excellent remedy, producing many truly re-
msrkable cures, where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DIR. J. C.. AVER l. CO, Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world.
Price. 81 per bottle. z. ID. GILMAN,
e2-o&weO3m Agent. Washington,
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A DpREss TO The NERVOUS AND pEBIL

~ Il
tracted from bsdden causes. and whose cases re-
ble. II you are suffering or have suffered from
involuntary discharges, what effect does il produce
Initiated. easily tred Does little extra exsrton
produce palPisatOn of the heart Does your liver.
out OF urderg l. your urine sometimes thick milky,
or nocky- or > IL ropy settlingl Or does thick
tom after il has stood awhiIeY Do you have spelis
OF short breathing or dyspepsiag Are our bowels
ru-hes Of blood to tbe head Is your memory inn N.
paired Is yoq- mind constantly dwelling upon
this subject Do you feel DUH, li-tless. noping
tired Of company. or Hfe> Do you wish TO be left
thing make you start Junpy Il your sleep broken
or Restless l. tine lustTe Of your eye As brilliant
yourself in society a. veIIS Do ysu pursne vSnr
business with the same energy Do You feel as
dull and tagging. given 90 fits Of melancholyP II
SS S o. r.sIe! ag Ia nig m T. Ts hct 9r Hsye
weak. and have bat little appetite, snd you at
frieuts this 20 dyspepsia or liver complaint
cur.d. and sexual excesses all capable of pro
ducing a Weakuess sc the generatiye organs The
the nan d You ever thinR hat t,s bod s
ant, energetic preserving, sUcce7sful business
men are siSsys those whose generatiys organs are
IN perfect health You never hear such men com
plain Of being mechanically, Of nervoIsness, Of pal
cannot succeed in business; they don Z become s,t
and discouraged; they always polite and pleas
ant IN the company OF ladies'. and look yOu and
them night IN the faceBone of your downcsst looks
or any other meanne~S about them. i do not mean
those who keep the organs inf lmst by running 10
eNce-s Thee will not only ruin their cOnstitu-
t0ns, blt also thOsr they do bu-ineSs with or for
How many men. from badly-ctlred dIseases from
the effects OF self abuse and exctsses have brou yht
about that stateOf weakness in those organs that
has reduced the general ~ stem mu chas 10 in
dUce almost every other disease-iliOcy. Iunacy,
IaTdlJ al. spinal affections. suicide, aud air. .st
every ~ her form Of disease vhi humanity il heir
to, and the real cause Of the trouble scarcely ever
suspected, and have dOctoTed for al but the right
Disease; q thsse organs m reqnire the qse Of di-
nreIlc- HELMBOLDS Eli ID EXTRACT BU-
CHC - the y u Diurctic. and l. certain cure
for diseases of the Bladder. Kidneys. Gravel, Drop
sy. Organic Weakness. Female COmpIainfs Gen
eral Debility. and all diseases Of the Urinary Or
gans- whether existing in Male or Female from
Whatever cause originating. and no matter of how
lOnZ -tandipC.
II no treatment l. submitted 10. Consumption or
Insanity may ensue Our flesh and blood are sup
ported from these sources. and tie health AMI hap
piness and hat Of Posterity, DEP ends upon prompt
of a reliable remedy.
Helmboid's Extract Buchu, established upward
Of eighteen ears. pr pared by
ii II. HEIMBOLD, Druggist,
SSi Broadway, New York. and
10i South 10Th street Philstelphis, Pa.
PRICF-Sl-23 per bottle, or six bottles for IS 50,
delivered 10 any address. Sold BY all Druggists
everywhere. oc zl-d6Rly
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THE --LATEST THISG" ~ CRpRCE S1Cfa-
BIEs The young people Of ne fret Bap-is
church Of rerre Hsute lndISna, have ls,aly
turned their church .ssoctaole" INTO uasaueT-
ade. The loesl newspapers reports: 'Thurs-
day evening last was held the church soc.a a..
and thirty or forty couples assembled a. The
parsonage, dressed IN every variety OF fancy
and fantastic costumes, and all masked We
ali were coneregsted the gen tlemen ana ladies
lD PAIRS. went over 20 the residence Of DR. Ma
ban. where, aftsr the usual exercises OF soc al
gatherings, a. about ten O'Clock, masks were
removed, and not a few were ,aken aha :,
when they ascertained whom tnev had beer
doiag the agreeable 70 during the even ins. az
many am using and ludierous sitpauOns were
developed
Ii is not supposed that this example will be
very widely followed by Their co-reli giontt.
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~ The National Union Club Of PnusaeI-
phia unfurieo a banner a. their heado uarr.-x
last Monday with the name OF Grant upon n.
~one OF cur leading physicians infJrms
us that OF sixteen recent births under hts no.
ice. fifteen OF them were males We advlsa
the immense surplus OF New England girls "a
go to' 81. Jo County.-St JosssE VGUsy I.dJ
Rigister.
teen feet high by twelve feet wide Il wall bs
capable OF dischareing two nundred thousand
cubic feet OF water per minute.
81 Hayu is going 70 establish savings
banks.
HThe amount subs crioec in France for
the Pope already exceeds 2,2O0,0O0 fran cs
6Girls are seized in the streets OF Irtic.
ana their long, beautiful tresses cui OF ior sur
reptitious sale.
~Cincinnati has TWEEN ty-rwo thousand m.
pills ~ ITS public schools. Chicago has twenty
thousand.
~A church for the colored Catholics Of
Detroit is 10 be erected in thai city.
- Montana throws heavier yose han ei-
ther Nevada or Nebraska.
~New Jersey gave I7,92l Democrafc
majority, official count. in ia Assem- oly cleo
rion.
- William Lloyd Garrison spoke lss, Frt-
day al Music Hall, in Boston, for me mrs; time.
since bis return from Europe. His suoJec,
was affairs abroad and a. home.
- AnRe Doueherty, fifteen years old yas
fatally shot, at Rutland, Mass on Tuesday,
by William Long, from no other prsvocaaon
than her resentine insults he had previously
offered. The murderer Is now In jail
- TIE Empress Eugenie rs 70 act as god
mother TO the expected addition 70 the Aus
trian Imperial family, IN compl ance with ne
wish expressed by the Emperor FraRcis Jo-
seph during bis visit 10 Paris.
3-It 10 stated that experiments in vorstpS
be oree OF Iron Mountain and Pilot Knoh
Missouri. Win the Goals OF the nearest ofstric.s
OF Illinois, have proved entirely successful.
producing an excellent quality OF pig iron and,
a Is eaid. efO Per ton cheaper than can be dsne
elsewhere in the country.
The Houston (rexasl nrdsscrtpt learns
rom all the eastern parts OF the state OF immi-
grafton pouring in Fortunately, rn e eouary
10 well supplied with beef, and food will D.,
abundant for all who may come.
- The 81. Louis Democrat says that at 4.
estimated BY good authority thar nor less than
Two hundred thousand persons have settled in
Missouri within the past year"
u p. w. Thomas, of Waterbury, VT. has
invented new mode OF tanning hides vlthou
bark, eQually well and tn three-fourths OF the
time REQ utred By the old method.
~The managing editor OF the London
Times d paid the same salary as the Prcsident
OF the L nited Stases.
- There ars 81 GOO persons now enrolled Am
Philadelphia a. liable 70 military duiy under
The Militia act.
- The French police have captured .t
Hsvre gang OF orGers, who were mauufxc-
turing notes on the Bank OF Russia % AZ eror-
nous amount
- Manchester didn't seIl Q yard cs csl,eoa Al
the Paris Exposition, ana not half dozen a
the Epgiish exhibitors cold enough % coyer
heir expenses. But the Burton e-e ve-s Z sdsS
enormous sales. es
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Iouss.-Yesterday altarnoon-

hoCsB-Yesferday afternooB-
PENDING the que .tion OF laying the impes CHI
ment resolution on the table, Mr.. Msynaris
motion TO adjourn until Monday was lost
yeas, o2ii nays, los. T.e ..-F.t
Then the vete was taken on MI Loean,s mo-
ton, thai the House DO now aoJourn, and it
res1!ted-yeas, -; nays, i07.
These two votes indicated the relative
strength OF the impeachers and anti.impeach-
ers. F..-- wa .#3 -H
Mr.. Schenck moved that when the House
adlourn to-day il adjourn 20 meet on Mon.
cay. Negsdved-50 20 t06.
MI Schen ck then asked the unanimous con-
seht OF The House for himself and Mr.. Logan
20 occupy i've minutes each in explanation Of
their position; then the matter could De DIS
posed OF by the House without further oppo.
sltion on their part -..-
Mr.. Randall objected. -E
MI Sehenck then moved q call OF the House.
Mr. Robinson rising 10 parliamentary
charge sgains. the President is that he is OBJ
structing the action of Congress, and mas
much as, under the Consultation, a member OF
Congress Is civil oficer, weuld 1; be in order
70 move, as privileged question, that the
gentleman from ONO, Mr.. Schenck) be an
pesehed for obstructing the action Of Con-
eress, and that he be suspended from office
during the pendency OF the case. Laughter.
The Speaker replied-still preserving his
SERIOUSNESS OF manner- that II would not be-
The yeas and nays were taken on the quet-
ton whether there should be q call OF the
House, and resulted-yess, A.; nays, ia.
Mr.. Logan made further efforts TO get the
House TO listen TO a proposition Of his, but
there were objections from members on both
sides Of the House. and the voting by yeas and
nays on dilatory motions continued
FINALLY, Nr. Logan was allowed to make
ms proposition. 1t was the same as that al.
reaoy made by Mr.. Schsnck, that those who
were in favor OF impeac hment N ght ha We Fl We
minutes each 10 defend their position.
Mr. Spalding objected, and again the inter-
esting business OF calling the yeas and NAYS
was resumed. H
Mr.. Myers attempted to get in resolution
OF censure of the President, but objection was
made to Its being even read.
MI, Sche mex again renewed the proposition
that those In favor of Impeachment should be
allowed hve minutes each, but the objection
was insisted on.
Two hours had been wasted IN dilatoiy mo-
tions, and empty galleries showed that the
spectators at lsaet had become tired OF the pas
time. STILL the clerk went on calling the names
OF members, and another clerk kent recording
the responses as gravely as il the vote was be-
ing taken on an important question.
FINALLY, the malsrty appeared 20 yield, for
on vote by teliers for adjournment there
Were IS ayes TO GO noes. Then the yeas and
nays were insisted on by the unyielding ones,
and the vote resulted, yeas So nays al.
so the House, at twenty minutes past FIVE
adjourned till 10 morrow
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~Kansas promises 70 have one thousand
miles of railroad within year. sttss
~Brisham Young and his Secretary have
been .ssealing" more wives lately. ~
u0A Chicago divorce case on the compiafut
of the Iafy that her husband made her Set n a
in the middle OF the night and make the bed
over.
Nprhs Norwegian settlers Of Minnesota
ali belong to the Lutheran Church. They vote
RepubncAn en- Dsdsss
0Thslsvees above New Orleans are broken
n esyeraI placses and very shaky. is -
s0Immigrants are pouring into the Casters
parts Of Texas.
- Francis Cali. q rtorskeepsr at Boston
fell down stairs, on Sunday night and broke
his nseh. He leaves wife and daughter.
~A Lowell tdAss } widowsr, Just married
for the tnird time, had thirty. one children
previous 70 The Arrangement.
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ORPHANS COURT, November 10, 1867. DIS
" IsieT OF CeLsNs.s, wAsTIssToN COrsrY, TO
istratTix Of D0Ininick DAILY deceased. the
Admfnistrstrix Aforesaid has, with the sppro-
County aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the i1th
day q p.ssnesr, 10, Tor the fnsl settle.
said deceased, and Of the assets In hand A. far
% ths same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all fha creditors and bstv.
sf said deceased notified to sttsnd, with tbeir
claims properly VOnched, they may other wise NV
Law he excluded from all behci In sald leceasedy
estate Providsd copy Of this order be pubiishsS
once week for three weeks In the Evening STA
preyiocs 20 the said day.
Test-JAMEs n. OIBEIRNB.
no - saw5v Register Of Wills.
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/ HORSE CAsR-The AIexandr,,

A HORSE CAsR-Tbe Alexandra Journal
says:-Some time in 1866 Sanford Gulic a
farmer residing in Loudon county. lost n orse
valued at S120 In Alexandria a few day ago
ne thought he saw his truant animal doing
duty in the dray OF Oscar Williams, coIored
on King street Learning the Iatter's name
and residence, be procured from Squire Moo ?
a warrant for his arrest, the execution OF
which was entrusted TO Messrs Edelin, and
Burnett OF the constabulary force Williams
was brought before Squire Moore, ana tue
question OF title being entered into he exhibited
Dill OF sale for the horse, signed John
Champe, dated about the time the animal was
missed from Gulic's premises in LoudoH Gu-
lie on the other hand produced q number of
respectable witnesses wbe identified the AMI
NAL Is his properly beyond doubt. Judgment
was given by JusiIce Moore that the horse be
delivered 10 Guile, on the latters ente tering into
bond with security to indemnify Williams for
all costs and damages entailed should the laf-
dered In the case, by any counter testimony
produced before a court, or by the verdict OF a
Jury, also, IN such event TO restore the horse
Within the last twelve months the title Ia six
horses, claimed 10 have been stolen. have been
adjusted by Squire Moore Singular 20 saw
each party who had stolen animal in posses
sion and had bill OF sale signed onn Champe,
showing the latter 10 be a considerable dealer
IN horse flesh. Who the particular John
Champe may be who signs these bills OF sale
ls not yet Jndiciously determined. The oogpo-
men appertains to the driver OF second-class
hack who does business in WASHINGTON and
lives in Tin Pot Alley.
Under the supposItion that stolen horse John
Champe and he OF Washington are one and
me same party. the officers here contempiare
disturbing his peace and quiet at an early day
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FtT.L BAILRoAD ACCIDEYT-At a. esrly
hour yesterday morning samuel C1naer, a
brakesm an on the Northern Central Ran rsv,
was instantly killed by ing crushed between
the bump - OF two cars which ne was endeS-
voTIng 10 couple. The accident occurred near
Parkton, about forty miles from the city. TIE
body was brought here during the day an
removed 20 his late residence. No. II Grupay
leaves q vile and one child-B0Itiraers tssrl-
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Meeting of Liquor Merchants.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. "a meeting of Iiuuor
merchants here has appointed q committee of
three to represent the dealers and manufac-
turers in the Washington Convention on the
10Th, and instructed them to use their bes. eu.
deavors to obtain redu ction OF the whiskev
tax to twenty five cents gallon, payable a.
the distilleries, and for aboIishment of the
bonded warehouse system
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Execution Of q Murderer.

d
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 6,7 o'clock m-Peter Chris
man was executed at half past ele ven O'Clock
this morning in the county jail yard. in pres.
ence OF fifty odd spectators, for the murder of
Edward Ross and son, pear St LOUIS Hedied
rather hardly. owing TO the Moose slipping
after he had dropped, bnt in forty m in utes life
was extinct. He confessed the crime
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The Sou,hern Cenvsa,isus.

Tae Virginia reconstruction convention
yesterday appointed committee 20 report the
best plan for framing The constitution. The
Committee on Educauon was ordsres 20 IN
qure into the expedieaSy Of ESTABLISHING a
system OF schools which Will secure the educa-
uon Of all classes OF youths. The conmittes
OF Elections was Instructed 20 inquire and re-
port hsther any members OF the convention
and who they are. General Schofeld and
staf were invited 70 the privileges Of the floor
A resolution tavoring the repeal OF the cotton
ta1 on tnIs years crop was laid on The table.
The Alabama Cen vention adopted a memoir
iai 10 Congress, requesting an alteration OF
amendment TO the laws so 70 req uire only q
majority OF the registered voters voting on the
question 10 determine tor or against the adop-
tiol Of the constitution. An ordinance was
passed topretsct elections. An ordinance was
passed declaring all debts made for the pur-
chase OF slaves absolutely void. The ordi-
nance also declares null and void. at the op-
ton OF either party all contracts for the sale OF
land made between January IL, t-6l, aud Nav
9, le65. where the purchase money is unpaid
or the title deeds remain unexecnted, unless
paid Tor or contracted 10 be paid for in United
states currency or property other than slaves
All notes or other evidences unpaid, given for
or IN consideration OF con federate currency or
bonds, are declared null and void. The con-
venuon adjourned subject to the call Of It's
president or the military commander.
In the Louisiana Convention an ordinance
was Introduced that The system of laws in
use in this State, and known as the civil law
system, tcgeiher with all statutes enacted by
previous Legislatures in accordance there
with, together with he revised statutes of me
civil code and the code of practice, are hereby
abolished, and the common law of Engla is
adopted as the law Of Louisiana. and ali stat
utes OF general nature and now local to that
kingdom, passed prior to the reign OF King
James, are also adopted as the laws OF this
State until repealed by future legislation, e.-
cept me common law statutes and provisions
for imprisonment nj for cebt IL provide that
no person shall ever be arrested or imprisoned
for debt in; this State Capital punishment in
this State is hereby forever abolished Are.o-
lution that no company or corporation now
existing or hereafter created IN this State shall
make any distinction in race or color IN its
rules and regulations. Referred.
COMMITTEE on bill Of rights reported arucle
one. section twelve of which provides that no
public funds shall be bestowed upon any
charitable or public institution in this state
that makes any distinction among the citizens
thereof. Section twenty one OF the SANE artf-
Gle provides that the military shall be in strict
subordination 10 the civII au thorities.
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Attempt to Break Jail.

HUDSON, N Y, Dec. 6.-The burglars, Adam
Cole and Charles White, who were arrested
yesterday, made desperate attempt TO escape
from Jail last night and were very near sue.
ceediDg. Cole, who Is an escaped convict from
the Cllnton prison, was taken In charge this
morning, by j. F. Parkhurst, warden Of that
Institution, and has been returned to his old
uuarters.
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New York Market

NEW YORK, Dec. Flour 10 cents bet
ter. Wheat cents better. Corn I cent
better. Oats firmer. Pork dull: Mess, >2i.i5a
S2l4e. Lard firm az IL Xal3 &c. Whiskey dull.
Barley scarce and tending upwards. Cotton
firm: Middliug Uplands 17ek. Freights quiet
Spirits of TurpentIne at SIC. Rosin in moder-
ate request at 2.75 for common strained.
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Meeting of Old Comrades-Sheridan.s
MOVemenfS.

ISpeclai Dispatch % the Star.1
CHICAGO, Dec At the breaking out of the
war, General Augur was the Captain Of a
company in Oregon; Col. MacPeeley, was the
First Lieutenant, and General Phil. Sheridan
the second. AiltEree Of them met here yestsr-
DAY for the first time since they parted COM
pany IN oregon. General Terry, the hero OF
Fort Fisher, was also present. Gen. Sheridan
vlslted me Tunnel Crib and public schools.
In one OF the latter he kissed all the girls in
the school, come four or five hundred in all
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FAILURE ~ NEW NoRK.-The Ner YORK
oorrespon dent OF the Philaaelphis Ledge
says: Several additional Suspensions were
reported IN the street on Thursday af,ernOon-
among the rest. the wholesale grocery house
Of Behsley, Burton & Co., Nos. I; and ls
Beaver street. Their Liabilities are uuds--
stood 20 be very large-some say nor Iess thAn
aquaTter OF a million dollars. The freguea-
recurrence OF these announcements within ths
few days past is exercising a very depressItg
influence IN almost every department OF rrats
ard creating unpleasant appreneussons u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Turner'S TIC DOULoUREUx Or
TURNER'S TIC DOULOEREUX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,


SAFE, CEETAIS. AND sPEEoT CURE FOR MURAL
GA, ANT ALL NERVOUS DIsEAsEs.
IL ts an Cnfailing r. me 81 N al cases CT Eacia
Nour slsis, often efecting perfect cure in siR-
gle day. Noform Of Nervous Disease fails TO yield
70 its magic influence. Even the seyerest cases of
ClHanic Sea-a,gi and general Nervous Derange
ments of many yes-s standing, affecting the entire
system, are completely and permanently cured by
t in few days, or a few weeks s. the utmost. IL
contains nothing urious 20 the ne delicate sys
tena, and can always be used with perfect safety
II Is in constant use by the best physicians who
give II their Unanimous and unqualified approval
Sent by mail on receipt Of 81 sad two postage
stamps. Sold everywhere.E
TURNER CO, Sole Proprietors,
Oc2i-eC3-n 12O Trenent street, Boston, Mass
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HALLS VEGETABLE
STCITIAN HATE RENEwER

has proved itself to be the most perfect preparation
Tor the r air ever offered 20 tbs ublic TO
Restore Grey Hair 20 rs Csigja1I Coyo-,
snd create a new growth where il has fallen of
from disease or natural decay.
Il fciH PrsrsEt tss Had Jrsm falljns o.t.
Az who use IL are unaninous in awarding il the
praise OF bsiag the best Hair Dressing extant.
Our Treat se on the Hair sent free Cy mail.
MANuFACTCREp ONLY RY
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Nashua, n. H., Projectors.
Fer sale by all druggists. Oc 2l-eo2m
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V NlNFANTTCIDE IN ESGLAND.-By sr exauf-
nation OF the iudicIal Statistics IN the Solici -
tors Journal. IL appears that he number %
deceased infant children In Bneland upon
whom inQuests were held, was 6,s72. OF .hsse
5.ss1 were legitimate, and I,3iS were illegIi-
mate. This would seem 20 disprove the Sc
seTtion hat iileeltimate children are the usual
subjects OF infanucide. IL is apparent thst
this crime 10 steadily upon the Increase an ta-
United Kingdom: nevertheless, for tie lss
three years tnere has been no m aterial vars
tion in The number Of children dying oy vl9-
lencS.
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THE DIVISION or THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE
or CoHNECTIoUT.-The Eastern Convoca.ion
OF the Episcopal Church OF C3uneeticut me,
al Norwich on "Wednesday. The oOnuittea
on The division Of the diocese reported ina
me proposed division was inexpedien. Tns
loea OF DIVISION was approved by voae 90
nine out OF eleven parishes, bur oble ton uss
river