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MEUEEAT.
An Invaluable Medicine
-FOR--
THE PURIFYING OF THE ooD
DIR. j. w. PoIandss
HO NOR DOCTOR,


PARTICULARLY
Erysipelns, NetfIe Rash ,salt Rn.u,, s.roe.
ula, Carbuncles, Rolls and Piles.
IT is very easy to say of this or anv other ,aa;o,
ut is the very best Remedy known II is NOT
always SO easy to prove it, It's however. exceeding
~ gTaiylug 10 the Proprietor Of this medicne thai
while he declares to the public that this ia most
wonderful and effective specific for Humors as stated
above ne has abundant proof at hand to sustain His
For sixteen years the HUMoR DooroR has been
manuiactured and sold, and every year has
saia u ts reputation and the amount of its
SAFES. IN new Hampshire, where 1t originated no
remedy ioT humors is so highly priced. An eminent
Pnys'eah NOV an army surgeon) when praeticinp in
o 5m spshlre, purchased between fifty and sixty
sai9is OF y! darng some seven or eight years and
asedit IN his practice. He has since then ordered il
LOT the hospital where he was stationed Other pby
s.is nave purchased IT. and have used il in practice
with great success. When the proprietor byaI in
New Hampshire. at Goilstown Centre far fine snace
oi tnrty or Iorty miles around, and in Manchester
piilcuiaily tne Humor Doctor was well known and
highly valued for the numerous and wonderful cures
winch II efected. Though manufactured in LARGO
4ua..ies ,ne supply was frequently exhausted, and
Pucnaseis hauio walt Tor more to lie made, In that
region some very severe cases of Erysjpelas were
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OF can Duneles those ugly painful ulcers were entire
ly removed wherever this medicine was Faithfully
used. SO TWAS with Scrofula and Salt Rheum. The
HumOr Doctor cured them
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lew testimonials are here inserted:
Milton Gale. Esq, Boston.
hereby certify that l was sorely afflicted wifi
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nnDs anu other parts of my body. The suffering.
which endured from them are indescribable. Snf
flee It to say that faithfully tried several of the mos
| popular humor remedies, but without removing tb,
anlclloh. AT length, by the earnest request of al
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| lands Humor Doctor, and am very happy to attes
| hat lmy Boils were removed, and my health wa
restored by using Dr. Poland's aforesaid medicine
| MILTON GALE.
Boston, January II, 1856.
| A. -. Wallace, Esq, Manchester, N. II.
| DIR. y. w. PoLAND-Dear Sir:--I very cheerful,
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i Manchestnr- n LII -Il,aa
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Salt, Salt, Salt!
+ LIVERPOOL, Cadiz and Turks Island Salt. in
IL bond or duty paid, ior sale by
E. G. WILLARD,
Commercial Wharf
Portland, August 12, 1867. dtf
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ENGLAND.

Tho Fcuian Funeral Demonstra tiou-Sccne
In Hyde Park-London Quiet-Arrest OF n
Fcnian Omcer.
LONDON. Nov 24--lo P. II.
The expected denomination Of sympathy for the fate
Of Alien. Gould and Lark.n took place to-day.
At noon funeral procession, consisting OF about two
thousand persons. was formed and slowly marched to
Hyde Park. One or tbs most conspicuous objects In
the procession was large black banner upon which
was inscribed the motto:-
sMan's nhumanity TO man makes countless thousands
mourn.n
On the arriva. Of the mourners q Hyde Park a
solemn meeting was organized according 70 The pro-
gramme previously announced.
Three stands had been erected the grounds. from
which, during the afternoon the people addressed
by various speakers. Strong appeals made 10 the
sympathies Of the audience and the hurried executions
at Manchester were condemned in bitter terns Not
whsandng the peculiar nature Of the occasion and the
character OF tho assemb!age, good order prevailed
throughout the proceedings, and the police who
prepared for emergency. were not once called upon
70 interfere.
This evening similar meeting was held al public
hall in this city, which was largely attended By Irsh
No disturbance wha.v.foceurrsa and the city is p.r-
iectly quiet
prominent Fsnian leader. Colonel Burke. was
rested here to-day. II Ia alleged that be the
ganizer Of the secret expedition which threatened the
capture OF Chester Castle IN February last
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strong Circumstantial Evidence.
l. Peter tM.nnl corrcspond,ncs Nov Is .nneapol,

strong Circumstantial Evidence.
St Peter M.nnl correspondsncs NOV. Is Minneapolis
IrlbneJ
The trial OF Andrsss Roelch for numbering Joseph
Saursr In this county IA progressing slowly. Isis'
case OF strong circnmstantal evidence. pointing q
directly 70 the guilty party that the Jury &C, 20
have doubt OF the guilt n tho party chzfge scely
body Of SAurer found on thu TN OF seyts a. The
With his brains knocked out and HIS bocy snper last
sough 10 the grass and He hN ~ deposited In
ina on the s.h q september With g&s soly oas hunt.
september, 1861. he saw his fsssG "a Vie 9th day o.
s sos.e ana patent rsss come - fns nl .h
III sun from him and bess Contact vita saarsr, take
ussd as Q club; ana iSat 70 death with the gun,
his father cary him W. after he was thuA killed saw
vnsrs two days aiss OF sight toward The slough,
~ which were .rnsd been killed with MS gun piscss
bslons,ur 10 round on the ground ana idsntfsd O.
susteio tns Saursfs sun. The circumstances 40 70
corrobor boys shssmsut and IL fully sustained BY
vse,,os a,lug sstimsuy there viii b no doubt ! con.
ur a. The prevo,s threats OF Roesch 70 kin this boy
sis way fuily proved BY ssvsrsi dlacrsnt vii.
And Rocsch himself has admitted that he saw the
bog about one o'clock or the same day on whch
his own 500 estines h hts father XIII him This
Vas the last time be vas ever sssn alive Rossoh and
his SON. or Roesch hs con- murdered >aursv; aad al
ths cIscumstancss 60 nav that tss fathsv Address
e@l1A - gunui4 ~ le11s
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METEOROLOGICAL RKcoRD.--From the observations
sad report Of The Central Park Meteorological De-
parmsnt appears that tho average height or tho ba-
rometer during the past week 20 ILL., and tho differ
ence or range between the maximum and minimum for
,ns s,mc ps 81. and "a. ssr, 20 bss on
the morning OF tbs 10Th iust Ten 10 Twelve degrees
below reoiing point fall Of snow Of about three
Inst consfsabs depth Of rain foiI on ths "a, The
duration Of actual raining excscdng nns hours. The
rain gauge indicated depth ofo.l2 iucn.
Dspor evr.N o. roca Mayor John Patton, Of
ps'rol. accompanied sy sgss members Of the Detroit
Common Cospsa sH II pfe.eal 10 this city, on . tour
oyasf public institutions 9f this city The delegation |.
stopping ., the Albemsrle Hotel -
DsAru ,sox scsfocxror. Coroner Cover yesterday
held al inquest Al No. 1872 Ninth over the re-
maiss or Mary Hanlsy, infant three months old,
whose death was the result or besng accidentally sao.
Gated sss n SsS WIN ~ csshsns sio oes
In ms family and before morning the babe crswsd I'M
dor the quilts and va su1ocAtsd before ths girl knsv
anything a5oath
rs.crrRrc mn Lsc- Charles wars, thlr,ysshs years
Of age a.ischs Of the Spanish Consula,s residing q the
Bare Head HOTEL vas yesterday conveyed 70 the Belle
yus Hospital BY oncsr Husssy u The Thirty ninth pre-
olnct from The corner or aud Fifteenth street.
where he aecdsnssly fell 90 the sidewalk aid fractured
his leg.
Arruruo sufcsps. -Frsssis Dcys native Of HsS
YosS aged twenty ssvss years, isborsr, residing .
III Cedar street. while, supposed. suffering from
temporary alteration Of the msnd attempted suicide
yesterday By orss swallowing Two Of iaudaaun.
v,pd,us has the dose did have the desired eject n
psxt APPLIED razor his arm cutting, or sndsav0r
m "a pever the main arteriss which hs partially suc
cesdsd ~ bus bsfoys the opsfxtion had time 70 tsf
mis- Ate fatally be discovered by frisnds wn'
imfasdassy called In NE sssvisss ~ oncst srlmn
he Twenty seventh prscinca vhsn that ocsr naa "a
l yn!sss2cx 80 g2nlsy sssvysA y ss.'svss ~
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Completion Of the Track to the Ea.fers Base
or the Rocky Mountains.
OxAnA, Nov %, 1867.
The Union Pacific Railroad . nov anshsd So nl,es
west from Omaha 70 ths eastern base Of tbs Rocky
Mountains ana u is expected that the track will b.
laid to Evans Pass thirty miles further snd The highest
point between the Atlantic and Paclac Oceans "a Jsnu-
airy. The maximum grade from the foo, Of the noun.
nns 70 the summit i but cagA,y feet 10 the ms
while that Of many Eastern reads over one hundred
Work on the rock cuttings % The western slope vii
continue during The ~iusy 40 thai track laYas may "
rsssusd early IN - tprIut
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such exrebes a have combined Nth them 20 organize
the bureau-and.agscy party In the state. The cou-
stsncy OF these ceseytds from the enemy5 camp has
bean serious source q unsasnsss to tho Simon pure
radcaS ny tho clause proposed the penalties incurred
ny kArucpsiion 10 thu rebellion may be simply sus-
pended until tho cupr has shown forth fruits meet for
Mr.. sEnPLr pressn.ss the report Of the COMMITTEES on
recommended 10 he asce Of the Old constitution upon
this head 10 that uheras hitherto most or the judges
have been elected th@ shall all hereafter with the ex-
cepton OF Justices ofthe peace and county commits
rejected by the Senate
NJ Coos presented The report Of the Committee on
MintA ine only chnge recommended by the report
IN the old system Is that the officers shall be appointed
BY the Governor subject to the approval OF tho Senate
Al nsse reports wee ordered printed and laid on the
Mr. HORTON onsrcd.ho following resolution
Resolved That the social business for which this Con-
ton State ALBANIA republican, ID form and In har-
mony rn .ne Prncipss and requirements o. the Recon.
az Oea purely sss.ys meters . BE-
The necessity for to passage OF such rule a. that
involved 10 this resolution been very manifest since
the opening OF the Convention The delegates seem to
purpose than leg satng for the interests OF their
particular county. ome Of them have offered PROPOSE
tons 70 dissolve the marriage Of certain persons and
others TO promote TIN interests of church. school, or
charitable institution Necessary as the resolution was
II was lost decision being only reached, however,
through me usual es o. two aye aud no votes first
upon laying u on Unstable, and finally upon indefinitely
postponing II
The Convention thin adjourned.
good deal Of aam has been already created among
the landowners IN regard to tho ordinance offered yes.
tsrday 20 reward m negroes for their services slaves
from the time q the Emancipation proclamation
down to their actal enfranchisement by the Union
army. From calculations based the present price Of
labor and reckoning number Of negroes In the State
~ the lowest estimae this ordinance II adopted would
make the sisveownas liable for $50 600 000 Every
gro who votes for DO constitution II Il contain this
clause, VIII vote $50 into hts own pocket. All the
rAo and ~ nj
cey quidate the dot thus created Conscation OF the
real estate OF all perons who participated N the rebel
lion would be infinitely less runous its effects But
10 scarcely probable that the Convention VIII venture
10 Tar a. this ordnance proposes -
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LOUISIANA.
SPECIAL TlllssAm TO TINE HERALD

Cholera Among the Negroes Near Miliikcn's
Bend.
Louisville, Ky. Nov. "a. 1861,
ll:S0 O'Clock p. n. !
The vicksburg Herald Of the 10th inst reports the
recent appearance OF cholera among the negroes on
Buck Horn plantation, near Mil.iksn's Bend, La
The overseer went OF. DR.. Danls summoned and
found fifteen dead He went to General Psck's neigh.
boring plantation for assistance bat the negroes refused
70 attend him until Piled with whlsksy. About one
hundred negroes Buck Horn plantation were taken
sex, fvssixths Of whom died within three days. Tho
prevalence OF the d.seass Is attributed to eating fish
taken in large quantities from low, muddy streams
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Tho True Way 60 Remove Pair-Ths Dan:
gcrous practice Of painting the body with rcfrgerating
hqudsparaysls and death nyolved-Too much care csa
used in the application 81 remedies for tho removal
OF that In stopping the panthe body protected Arainss
evils and the disease occasonng tho pain perms-
uentlv removed.
Remedies applied Of the pain that chils the
temporarily aay the pain By destroy Tue sens
eeiiug painting skin with liquids OF reirgeratnx
that deaden ths perception and rarayEe the
OF sensation for few moments assuage Tbs
pain bu, Is eaihy destructive treatment and
frequent applications will dcaden OF percepAon
vita. in the fluids of the nervous sya
the limbs and secretion OF tho entire body will
parayzed; il the same principle OF killing the
stop t0othache
RADWAY's READY RELIEF.
used Internally Externally stops pain quicker than any
remedy by bunting the nerves or de-
sroyng 81 perception. or chilling the nervous
auds by impnrng healthy caoric and vigor 10 tho
nervous ds removing inflammation. equalzng the crcula
ton invEoratng the depressed nervous system with
strength withdrawing all irritating humors and dis
eascd deposits from blood and fuids Its
10 quick searching. soothing and stimulating .
Remedies be eectuai and permanent In the removal
Of pain and the Of disease shoud mpart the principe!
OF e and should secure the natural temperatures 81 heaa
!hroughou ne cnse syscm 10 charge the norsens sys-
iion isn destructive treatment. and viii e time cause par
especially those Advertised Under the gart Of cccen.c
and rbad bnresqusnc Of the sacred law DR.. RADWAY6
Remedies, No. 81 Maiden lane. New York
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NEW YORK.

Destructive Fire at KeesvIlie.
KKEsv.LLE Nov. ~, 1857.
destructive Ore occurred al this place last night
destroying the Post 0co, telegraph and express Offices
drug, dry goods jeweiry and shoe stores. also the
once ana material Of the Essex County Republican,
Scarcely anything saved. lis Impossible At present
TO form any est: mate Of the losses
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$40 Broadway.
GRAND POPULAR MOVEMENT
TO ERECT THE
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM

gis s ro sm sf Ss, Z
s .ss 81 soh re % 4 e. 'ssa =, u s en-
sssns =. zee. ana fs sss
e rss "a h @s.s. a..
he areas xspoeon England Der Gresnwes and cSsisss
s.si: i.%sr q iss asas ...ssi. M
- fact nearly AZ European eonsris have nasnacen 70.
.,I Pro-:
5 M has S9 sr ssr
her crowded cites. Tss.. patriot. ls happy bones
spe.. We pledged Our lasting auas and nov
sS:s % ssss sss
an, 70 r oslraons Let ~ each desoss ba, sin ale dol
lar 70 ma purpose and re Geyselrs Ayam ~, AFFORD
noble institution.
fExrscros Avgsrs. Nrw raax. Oct. -, 1857
sns q o s ,er s.s
10 the Scw York legislature ncopoeiing some one hun
s sss q Be: S ~ . as
cofssiy endorse yoar ssierprse saa sSs ss,s III sss
- . ~ tongue pen 'aa 'aaa''' cnxs 3 S' i2riSR
Fully .ympashi,us With ,s,. object ,eatss ygu
r,ao sa We q ts. ~ On
~" : you TaEoDosE rHoxkA' 2
,Yrou the Postmaster General Or the listed state.
o =. rs,,ma.ss ,nss .' shah -
"u'' 0s's'o'''' Aaa '''''0'' ''''''A W. RANDALL.
Being sa.lsasa Win TIC lrlegy o yoar enterprise. 70
ssssssS' 'oa'sn' y dprI sSsss
October IS. 1907 bSsand e9a sroadwv
we hereby serfy that hare Examined TIE n'smo.A
HkNisB BROS, pnmond impore.s. Il.
j. uRnsAxxs Diamond SISTER. -
80 Brooms ssrsss Ss~ Work. n
Ia ors.e % promote sublic sosadencs the sshsss
,an sss decided 70 place tcuCo ~ p1gnde
ws.srs browne spsulang. under me Mefopsn r. ~
y ~. s s sso Seen prehsssa Tss Fsfm * 81 L.
located sullivan county, ". X, and o. hc 6n6st
stock IN ae state; h>s sp!snih mansion snd N
VIZ. ~a 20 10000 usss. issass ~ 81 each sanns
w "'' GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
sAruap nS'S xvs nhi, ffEW ahn22Rkxs ,ss
HORTICULTURAL IA srniLADELPHIA
SATURDAY EVENING. rEBRrARY "a Isis. ~.
will W selected associate with tho ~
making she dMrouucn % commerce o. MossAy Ss'ssI
~"% ssssa a. m Hi.r',G %s sra Ha
will BE- distributed among the cks holders y scc'Aoes
ordsrs may !: ssus % US ID s,rs % Post ono:
csdess 70 sum, from . . sS - sss 4 Il: foe~ias
Tickets 10 address. *.4..s.*'-.'s..ss *
10 Tickets 70 add X "
10 Tickets one address ~ ~
% Tickess one stfress
!" ssss" V ' osisifafvss ,Uaa xsriuA AssocIsrlox
rs-rw !. 4 ss.:,n .,ss s sys's'.s
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TIVE NATIONAL BANKS TREASURER SPINNER on aspuuarius.

[From tho ssndusky Regster--jay Cookies organl
Hon. r. q spaulding Of Buffalo, was Representa-
tive nIthe Thr,y-sixth and Thirty seventh Congresses
and being prominent member Of the House Com
mittso OF Ways and Means, bad much TO do with The
loans and the establishment OF the national
banking system. We give below Z letter from Mr.
Spauldng to Jay Cooke regarding his late national
bank letter and also very emphatic note from United
states Treasurer General Spinner. They both in
tsresting and Significant
BrrSAto. Oct 81 1867.
DEAR sIR-I have read your printed letter to the
tiona bank presidents Sandugky Your argument In
favor Of The system Of national banks l. able and con.
elusive II comes In good time and trust will hayo
due weight with Congress and the people.
You cnttsdo the thanks or the banks the govern
advantages resulting all or them In the shnen
and maintenance Of this great system OF national bank
nserur With The Nsons Bank ACT would bs VERY
likely produce dastrous consequences 20 the finances
Of the country Under the wise policy Of the Treasury
Department working steadily towards specie pay
ments, and hope that Congress vii! be auss tLs
subj OCT and let we'll enough alone.
I think that Secretary hcCuloch and Comptroller
Hulpurd have both done we'll. I coucur fully in tho
financial policy Of Mr.. McCuloch. and think he should
Be sustained look ior able sunua reports from both
important nnuence in keeping the finances Of tho coun
try steady and uniform. We want very its legislation
We . can resume spsss payments within yssr ssr he
neri Residential election. Yours truly,
K q. SPAULDlNG.
vRox noS " n srfxsER
WASHINGTON Nov. Q, 1867
Hoa r. O srarIpso, Buffalo, ~ w.
Nv DEsg SAVIOUR note OF the 9th INST hns been re-
ceived n some who believes In high toned swim
ding wit write Ia favor " open reputation viii agree
awe the subject the consideration or careful read
lng but have the patience 70 read anything ADO
eating the sneaxing sxpsdeni OF paying the national
dec, In depreciated currency.
The sccsary Of the Treasury 10 sound on tho snject
and his orthcouspg report viii address arxunsni &c
tbs Oonsft& and ibe country that will please
you ana tboss Who are either knaves nor foeis.
The finance question s 70 become the leading one II
the OF parties and bad hoped tina, sucl
men a. Butler and Stevens would have remained will
tho great body OF their frIends Having an abiding sat
ia the honesty o. the people, believe the question vii
be settled honestly, and that homes, Americans will b
eparsd tue shame Of having their nation stlgmaired
band Of cheats aud swndiss. Worry truly, Jour friend
r. " SPINNER.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

REORGANIZATION Of the Defunct Bank Of
Newsou-Thc Opera Troupe In Bos,on.
BosroS. Nov ~, 1861
The National Bank OF Newton, which failed some
time SINCE has BEEN recognized under the name Of the
"Nationai Safety Fund Bank OF Boston" and will be
located IN this city.
The Ia Grange Brgnoii Opera Troupe continues 10
draw full houses the Boston theatre They remain
here another week.
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GaribaIdI Dangerously Tii-No New Loan.
FLORENCE Nov "a. 1867
10 reported that Gar:baldi = lying seriously IN IN
prison at Vargnano and that his sons have both hurried
70 his bedside with medical aid.
Tho journals OF this CITY deny the truth Of the report
that the Italian government about TO raise new oap.
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Tas FRAsKfoRr Borass -rRAsKsoar, Nov. 24-Even-
limited States bonds quoted to-day at 80 for
he issue OF 1854
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Weston His Traveis-Commenceme ut or
His Lust Trial nj the One Hundred Mile
Feat.
WATERLOO CRY, Nov. a. 1857,
10 O'Clock p. N.
Weston len Bryant a. three p N. on Saturday and
arrived II Edgsrown a 500, stopping at the Crosby
House for supper He left again at u.s. and arrived at
Waterloo City IL 80 where he remains over Sunday
He win his last hundred mile trial from herc
u i2:l5 soaghk He was little stir last night from
cold In his lsgs.
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Arrival Of the Mornvian nj Portland.
PORTLAND. Nov. a. 1867.
The steamship Moravian from Liverpool November
H. and Londonderry the 18th. arrived at half past three
O'Clock this afternoon She reports. the 23d, at
forty minutes past O'Clock in the morning having
sgna.ed the steamship Sldon bound east, in latitude
AZ. 20 and longitude 90. SO.
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ROME.

Release Of the Garibaldian Prisoners.
PARIS Nov "a 1897,
Dispatches from Rome announce thai she Holy
Father In accordance with the advice OF France has
ordered the release OF all the Garba!dans who were
taken prisoners BY the Ponncal forces during the as
campaign.
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sr Thomas. Nov H. 1857.
The market for American imports rather nnsst.isd.
Flour has en the part stored, and held ..
Sll sll So stock OF pork OF every description large
and few sass mess held at s23 Mass beef good with
sass' rom s22 s24 Lard lie American SOAP, ~ 27,s
Kss0 ucky tobacco no INJURY Kerosene oil VA supply
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FRANCE.

Preparations 10 Return the Roman Expe.
dictionary Force.
PARIS, Nov. "a 1857.
Transports have been ordered 10 sail Monday
Touion tor Civita vecch!a, where they win take on
board one division or the French expedition in Italy and
return to France.
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70 n or srAfS, Nov, :, 1861.
The drought continues vnabassd. and 10 causing harm
for the next crop.
Flour. from Norfov., q, 20 rs Rice held for fail
Goldfish, SIS so par '.lsrce
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BY dies from the West Indies have the follow
ing mail reports Of tho markets and state Of the
usather.
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vRox noS. " r. srfvNKR
wAsmsoros, Nos. Q, 1867.

psAra az A CHICAGO riosnsR --0n tuesday evening
ast NJ Augustus Gofrisd Uhich. OF this city, died ai
nis residence No 30s North State street. aged eighty
sevsa years Mr. Uhlich came 10 this city from Gee
many fwssty.thrss ysars sEo, aud - once inyssisa
about 900 In real estate. which OF course PAID nm
wcil laying the foundation Of handsome prcrery ~
ives oaly rich but generous man. LAST Jans on
sour loss On Wsutvcrth avenue and vicinity, wofth
$4,000, W the founding OF an Orphsas HsmA ne vss
shs proprietor Of Uhicn's block, NcSsn ssrk "fes
and shichs Hetsl, - Cottage orovs--cn1aS r'''
Ncc a.
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For SaIe.-HOistfng En1iue for Light Works
cheap DkvEREUx, THOMPSON 90.
Cedar straak

Our Infant Hns Been Brought SAFELY
through the critical period OF echng by the sole aid 81
MRS wINsLow5 SOOTHING SYRUP We advise Al
parents 70 procure it.--Mississlppi Baptist
acdy Of the stomach relieves wind collie rcgu-
bowels and BY giving rest and health 70 the
child comforts the mother.
BE and call for
having the fac sImila OF COURTS PERKINS," on tho
outside wrappers All others base limitations.