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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-08
Whiskers and Mustaohes |!

EORCED to grow upon the smoothestface in from
II three to Eve weeks BY using Dr.. Sevignes Res
taurateur Capillaire, the most wonderful discove
in modern science sctiug upon the beard and hair in
an almost miraculous manner. 1t has been used BY
the elite of Paris and Lonfon with the most stter
ing success. Nam.s of all purchasers win be regis
tered, and entire satisfaeton Is not given In every
instance, the money will be cheerfuIly refunded
Price by mail, sealed aud postpaid, 81. Descriptive
circulars and testimonials mailed free. address,
BERGER, SHUTS 4 Co., Chemists No. 2s5 River
Street, N. T., Sole agents for th3 Uni TED States
March !, 1567.-9y1. ~.
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FREDERICK CYRIAX.
A Chance to Make Money.
Il Mew aud Important Lnrention.
Improvement in Shovel Plows

The undersigned has recently received patent for
important improvement IN Shovel Plovs-au i'm
proveuieut which practical Farmers and Mechanics
who have examin it, pronounce of the rrestest
utiity-and is now ready 10 dispose of State and
County Rights on liberal tsrms
Fer fu ther particulars to the invepti,n and
terms ofterritorisl rights, address,
s. W JACKSON.
Ballville, saudusky County, Ohio.
Bsllvllle, March 8, 1s67.-Iom3.
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EXCELSIOR EXCHLsIoRll
CHASTELLAR'S
HAIR EXTERMINATOR!!!

' 19e ..'.F0I.IVIV0't0 11utI'
To the ladies especially, this in vSlusbe
recommends itself being an almost Indispensable
article 10 female beauty, is easily applied, does NOT
burn or inure the skin but directly on the rOOts
II is warranted TO remove superhuous hair from Tow
forehe IDS, or from any part OF the body completely
totally radically irpaiing the leaving tt
skin soft, smooth and nstlral This is the only ar
ticle BY the French and is the only real effec-
tual deplatory in existence Price 76 cents per pack
age, sent postpaid to any address, receipt of an
order, BY
BERGER, SHUTS Co Chemists,
2S6 River Street, Troy, n Y.
March !, ls67.-eJl.
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Fairbanka'

. TON HAT SCALE, for ssle cheap, just the sizs
y for farmers. Also. small Steam Engine, with
Boiler aud fixtures suitable for saving wood making
Sorghum, &c- Z. ". B. MCCLELLAN.
Fremont. March I. ls61.-lOm2.
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l to 8 Acre Lots

nF good ,and tn fruit trees on them for sale,
" milk south Of emont, near the village ~ Ball
VILE Tne lind is we'll adapted to Craps, fruit gar
dening or farming, For plea and terms enquire
of r. ". MCCLELLAN.
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Cweet OpopOnax From Mexico! New,
- very rare, rich and fashionable perfume. The
hnest ever imported or manufactured In the Unitsd
safes, Try 1t and be sonvinoed,
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FAST LIvISG.-In this age of luxurious
living, late suppers, and rich food, it is sur
pfising that the stomach performs its func-
tons as well a. it does. Goes Dyspepsia
C,Ve will be found a valuable assistant TO the
stomach; when loaded with late suppers, rich
food, or any indulgence or excess, it will in
s.sntly relieve that feeling of beayiness after
eating,
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A Washington correspondent says of Hor.
ace Greeley
"He has the strangest fashion of seeming
ing to see nothing in particular, yet OF see
ing and hearing every thing. | remember
once l thought him sound a sleep through
the whole Of one of DR.. Chapins sermons.
He certainly nodded and dropped his head,
and made all the fearful lutges of man in a
profound nap. But the moment it was en-
ded he arose, shook himself, and in the aisle
said; "A capital sermon! A capital SER
monl' And IS he went on to talk, sure
enough, he did know ali about it. Thus he
will look as if he did not recognize you, aud
act as il he had nothing whatever to say.
And when you have concluded that he re-
CARDS you ss an entire stranger, he will as
tonish you by suddenly making an an
nouncement, or referring to something back
in the past, which makes it perfectly palpa-
bic that he knows all about you"
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<<%<a N. d., ana man dearly Oel0FeC Oy lnat
q denomination throughout New England.
he was obliged to leave the pulpit and
study medicine to his own life, and his MAGIC
PewDERs of the most wonderful discoveries Of
modern times. II is the great Liuer and Bilious
Remedy which completely throws in the shade ali
other discoveries in medicine; and it affords him
much qualification. that they receive the unanimous
appreciation of all who have tested them. The Magic
Bilious Powders positive cure for Liver Com
plaint in its most aggravated form, and an immedi-
ate corrector of all Bilious derangements excellent
for Headache, Constipation, Pimpes Blotches, Sal
low Skin Drowsntss, Dizziness, Heartburn, Pslpita-
tion and most wonderful Cure and Preventive Of
Fever h Ague I'VE advise all who are troubled with
this fearful nal aday to AlwAJ keep the Powders
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known remedy that will cure Liver Complaint 3 &.
They the only known remedy that will cure Con-
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operation that package viii be all thst the major
lty Of those using them will require to effect
9th. They a mild apd pleasant yet the most effect
usl csthartic knovD. 9Th, They are the cheapest
and best medic e1tant they be sent BY mail
to any pant of the globe for the price, so cents.
Circulars containing certificates, information, &c.,
sent to any part of the world free of charge
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, or by mail on spplica-
ton to G. q. CLARK e. Co., General A.
xcuts, New Haven, Conn.
Price 30 Cents per Bon. tS6.
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AFFLICT TED
SUFFER NO REL!

y ~ = - ~ " ~ wi ~ N 9 .
When BY the use Of DR.. Joinvilles Elixir you can
be cured permanently, and At trihing c)st.
Ths astonishing success which has attended this
invaluable medicine for ply sical and nervous weak
ness, general debility and prostraion loss Of muscu
lar energy, ulpoteney, any of the consequences s
youthful indiscreton, renders II the most VauAbls
prepai alton ever discovered 4fsfI-t -st
1t will remove all nsrvous affections, depression,
excitement incapacty to study or business, loss Of
memory, confusion, thoughts Of seif-destruction,
fears Of insanity, &c. Il viii restore the appetite
new the health Of those who have destroyed Il BY
sensual excess or evil practices.
Young msn. be humbuggsd no more By "Qaack
DoctnrS and ignorant Practitioners but send with
out delay for the Elixir, and be at restored TO
health and happiness, perfect cure Is guaranteed
in every instance. Price, $780, or four bottles to
ADDRESS. S30o
One bottle is sufficient to feet cure in all ordi.
nary csss.
Also, DR., Joinvile's Specific Pills, for the speedy
and permanent cure of gonorrhea, gleet, urethFal
kidneys and bladder Cures effected in from one to
Ave Gays They prepared from vegetable extracts
that harmless the system, nd never nsuseste
the stomach irpregnate the breath No ehang5 Of
diet Is necessary while using them, doss their
tion In any interfeie With business pursuits
Price 81 90 per boz.
Either Of the above mentioned articles viii be sent
to any address, closely sealed and postpaid mail
or express, on receipt ofprice. -..-.
Address all or1eIs TO
BERGER, SHUTS, Co., Chemists
No. 2s5 River Street, Troy, N. 7.
March !, ls67.-9yI.
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Proposals,

EN0R building two or three hundred rods Of post
IL and rail fence, on Ihe Glenn farm south Of this
clty this sprng will received at the Office Of Houer
Everett, in the city OF Fremont.
JAMES K GLENN.
By CHARLES EVERETT, his Agent. e. tIoss)
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HANCOCK COUNTY.

From the Findlay Cotrier:-Last Satur.
day was busy day in Findluy There were
more people in town ihsn there has been any
day this year Seven persons, members OF
The Church of God, were immersed in the
river lest Sunday - Nessrs. VIM. McOon-
nell and P. V. Rockwell. have purchased the
FIGURING Mills in East Findlay, for the sum
of $1,000. We learn that The bridge at
Croninger's Mills, six miles below town, was
carried off by the lac high waters. There is
now no bridge across the river between this
plsee and Louisville, distance of tea miles.
FISDLAI MARKETs.-Bntter, 15@20c,; eggs,
20c.; corn 50@6oc.; chickens, 81 90 per
dozen; hay S6.oO@s.0o per ton; hogs S6 25
@6.s5; oats, 3Sc.; potatoes, S1.00@1I5s
wool, 40050c.
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Black Ash Shingles

nor SALE, at reduSed prices. s4.25 per 900, and
the Kind sold last year at 81 so, will he sold At
81 CO. They are believed to be the best and ohespest
shingles now In the market
K. ". q. MCCLELLAN,
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From aod after Nov. 18th, 1855 Trains will leavs
in connection with all Western lines, as follows;
FROM DUNKIRK ANDsALAEIANCA-
By New York time from Union Depots
600 A. NJ. Nes Tsrk Day Express, from saIamsp-
ca Daily, Except Sundsys) Intersects at Hor-
nellsvills with the $50 1. Il. Day Expressirom
and strives in New York at 10 90 P. n Buffalo
1.10 A. NJ. EzPrsss Mail, from .Dunkirk, Daily
(sxcspt sund1ys). Stops at Salamanca go
with the Corning 30 A NJ Express Mai from
Buffalo and arriycsin New York at 1904.
AIS P. m. NsS Terk Nigh Express, from Dunkirk
Daily Except Sundays. stops at Salamanca
IS. ?. NJ, and arrives In New York at 1870 P.
n onnecting with Afternoon Trains and
Steamers for Boston and New Eusisod Cities.
FROM BUFFALO-By New York time from
Depot Cor Exchange and Michigan Streets.
$50 A. NJ. Few FORK Day Ezpress SUNDAYS ex-
cspted). Arrives in New York at 1870 p H.
Connects At Great Bend with the Delaware,
LackswanDa and Western Railroad for Phila.
delphia, Baltimore, Washington, and all points
South.
sac A. NJ. Express Nail, via Avon and Horpells-
vile Daily. except sundays). Arrives in New
York at 100. A. N. Connects at Elmira with
Williamsport Elmira Railroad for Harris-
burgh. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington
and points South.
2.2O P. N. LtghtsiHg Express, Sundays excepted,
stops for wood and water only, and arrives in
New \ ork 100 A u. Connects at Jersey City
With Morning Express Train OF New Jersey
Railroad for Baltimore snd Washington, and
at New York with Morning Express Train for
Boston and NevEngsnd Cities.
6.10 p. NJ. Nep York Night Express, Daity. Cor.
meets at Hornellsviiie with the 4 Is P. N. train
from 0unkirk, and arrives in New York at II. 30
u. Also connectsat Elmira for Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and Snuth. - q < = =
I1.2O P. ". CineiaHati Express, Daily Except
Sundays). Arrives in New York at 3 As p n.
Connects at Great Bend with Delaware, Lacka-
wanna h Western Railroad, and at New York
with Afternoon Trains and Steamers for Bos-
ton sud New New England cities.
Only One Train East Sunday, leaving Buffa-
10 at $40 P n, and rssching New York at II so p NJ
- Boston and New England Passengers, with their
Baggage are transferred free Of eAargs in New York
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SENECA COUNTY.

From the Tifin Tribuno:-Mr. George W.
LutE of Fort Seneca, has forwarded speci-
men package Of yellow corn raised upon his
farm TO Washington, en- route for the Paris
Exhibition -. Through the kindness of Mr..
George B. Stevens, we are enabled to pre-
sent the following shipments from this point,
since November LIST, 1856. 1t may interest
some of our readers: Green apples, 1880
ns.; dried apples 1s0, AGO fbs.; cider 643 fbs
grass seeds, 356,017 TBS hogs, 5,400 head.
TIFFIE MARKETs.-Cern, 50@ SIC; j; oats, 35c. !;
hogs, S625@7.00; butter. 2Oc.; eggs, 20c.;
potatoes, S1.00; wool, 45@55.
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NEIcHsoRoop NEWS.
WOOD COTNTY.

From the Perrysburg Journat:-Messrs.
Myers Of Seneca county, propose erecting a
large brick Touring mill at Bowling Green
during the ensuing sunn,er ;. The Advocate
If Bowling Green, is revived under the name
of the Sentinel Under the new auspices,
the paper is issued by Frank c. Oulley, for
merly of Fremont, as editor and proprietor.
The semi-snnual meeting Of the Mau-
NEE Valley Pioneer Association was held in
Perrysburg on the 22d ult. The attendance
of Pioneers was large, sad the meeting was
one Of the most interesting that has yet been
held. The following named persons Joined
the organization, writing opposite their names
the year in which they came into the Mau-
NEE Valley: Solomon johnson. 1886; P. G..
Luke, 1895; L. L. Morehouse, May, 1887;
B. F.'Pratt, March. 1884; John Fay, October
1884; s. H. Wol6nger, April, 1894; ". r.
Stebbins, September, 1895; ". B. Gum,
September, 1880; Joseph Mitchell, Nav, 1880;
George Allen, May, 1894; George Weddell,
MAY, 1887; D. Lindsey, lS34; O. g. Baird,
1895; G. 8. Mcknight, January, l52O...
PERRrsBURG kARKErs,-Green apples, 75c.
per bushel; butter, 20@25c.; eggs, l5@2Oc.; /;
-four, $I9. 9.O0@1400; corn, shelled, Soc; in
ear 50c.; oats, 35c.; potatoes, 50@sOc.; wool,
l0sR5lr
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Poland's Magic Bilious Powders

-. TENHIS PREPARATION Is the discovery
9 of Rev. J. " Poland, formerly Pas
W. ~ tor OF the Babtist Church in Goffstown,
EA N. H., and man dearly beloved by that
kM q denomination throughout New England
He was Obliged to leave the pulpit and
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All trains run directly through to New Yorf,
46O MILES, rithert change Of Coaehss
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In debate on the tariff bill in the
House on the 22d ult., Allison of Iowa
offered an amendment to section IA re-
latiDg to distilleries, as follows:
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Dayton d Michigan Railroad, was killed at
TontOgAny, Wood county, on Monday morn
ing. The train stopped at that station for
the hands to get breakfast, and as it started,
Conductor Sillman got upon the locomotive.
Immediately afterward he attempted to pass
from the engine to the tender, when his foot
slipped, and he fell Letween the cars upon
the track and the train passed over him.
~ At municipal election held in Alex
andris, Va, Tuesday, the question of the
right of suffrage to the eolored pen was dis
puted by the commissioners of election. The
Republicans insisted upon their votes being
received, and the matter Was referred to At
torney General Speed, who informally gave
an opinion that as no State Convention had
been called to accept the reconstruction bill,
the provisions of that measure were not in
force. The Republicans opened voting places
to receive the colored votes, and abOuttwelve
hundred ballots were polled. The election
will be carried into Court as a test case under
the Reconstruction bill. Gen. Candy was
present with military force, and the peace
Of the city was preserved.
~ The passion for duelling has revived
in the South. Almost every day we see ae-
counts of personal difficulties, "hOstile
meetings" "affairs of honor" &c., dd maus-
eKm. The last case that we have seen is one
which occurred few days since at New
Orleans it seeWed that Mr.. Janin insult
ed the wife Of Mr. Le(ebFe Rt ball. Le-
febre charged the former with the offence,
whereupOn Jsnin knocked him down. A
challenge followed, and duel was fought
with double -barrelled guns at thirty paces
Op both sides there was "a vipdictive thirst
for blood" On the first fire Lefebre was
killed instantly, while ,lanin revived
mortal wound, Of which he soon dieo. Thers
is no intimatiOn that the seconds are to be
punished.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-07-26
Lambs Family knitting Machine

KNITS HOSIERY OF ALL SIZES; Knits heel
and gore and n-rrows of toe complete; sets up its
own work, widens and nnrrows at viii, end by
knitting the web either tubular or Nat, single,
double or ribbed, u produces over 80 articles Of
apparel, anything from silk watch cord, neck
tie or glove, up to undershirt. shawl or blank
ct. No other nschino ia the world can do these
things. IL knifs 1000 stitches per minute. Is
the greatest labor saver and the most useful,
novel and profitable machine ever invented. Ev-
cry family should have one. Farmers, don't sell
your wool; you can treble It's value by convert z
II into knit goods. General 0fl'c, 10. "a East
Market st., Indianapolis. Send two stamrs for
circular, testimonials and samples Of work. Ad-
dress Dow n ALLEN. Gen'l A gents,
70 Box 1899, Indianapolis, Ind.
EE-AGENTS WANTED. july 5-4w
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n I. c. Send Cor Il. and receive something you
~. would not part with for Gfty times its Q o.
Price 81. Address "ProE" Box 2627, Cleveland
o., and you will not regret IL. July sw
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IMPORTANT QUALITIES; BRAN \

u " n " V =
DRETH'S PILLS SO STIMULATE ali
the interior powers OF tie y stem hat every poi
son or impurity l. forced from the God into the
bowels. and thus passes OF Recent eases Of sick :
ness will often be cured by the effect Of or
Brandreth's Pills, which, when the operation Is
full and complete, leave the blood free from
poisonous and uu healthy matter ms that of a new
born babe. Tn colds, infammatOry diseases, and
even in cholera, their restores TO health soon
err than ell other remedies, because they take from
the blood and bowels those matters upon which
pains, cramps, and aches depend fer continuance.
Captain Isaac Smith, of Sing Sing, says, thirty
of Brandreth's Pills, taken according 10 jirec-
tions, cured him of very severe bronchial afec-
ton after other means had filled, and he wishes
his numerous friends to know the fact.
Brandreth's Pills, Principal Office, Brandreth
House, New York. Sold also by all Druggists.
See my name on Government stamp, without
which the pills arespurious.
b. DRANDRETH.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-07-26

STRaNEE. BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in tho United
States can hear seine ne very much to their ad-
vantage by return mail Gree of charZe), by ad-
dressing he undersigned. Those having fears
Of being humbagged will oblige by not noticin z
this card. All others will pleafe address their
ehsdlent servant, TH0S. +. CHAPMAN,
g0-iy. sSl Broadway, New York.
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To Co,,su,nntIyes.

The advertiser, having been restored TO health
In n few weeks by r very simple remedy, after
having suffered FOR several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Consump-
ton lis anxious TO make known to his fellow
sufferers tho means of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy OF the
prescription used free Of charge), with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they viii find sure for Consumption, Asih.
ma, Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds, and all Throat ana
Lung Affections. The ouly object Of the adverti-
ser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
Afflicted, and spread information which no con-
ceiyes to be invaluable, and he hopes every suffer
er will try his remedy. as IL will coat them moth
ing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, free, by re-
turn mail, will please address Rev. EDWARD A.
WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
July l.y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

a@ cALyARYRAPTIsTC CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN-The Members (colored Of this Church were REQ.
aary dismissed from tho three White Baptist Churches
o. tnis City . form separate Church They are wor
shipping for the present at Bonums Hall John street.
between Meeting and King. They have purchased lot
and are soliciting contributions to enable them to erect
House Of Worship. ... .s Nj MI .~
They are beeved to be pious and worthy persons and
their object Is respectfully commended to all who have
me anahand disposition to aid such enterprises. The
following members Of the ssid Church haya been author
Led 70 make collections CHARLES sMA11s Tuo.1.s a
DAVIS EDWARD HA1e. DANIEL. D. MoA1rra, JoHx BEE,
and SAMUEL srEwARD.
\ Charleston, s. c., June ~, 1856.
Rey. LUCIUs CUTHBERT,
Z -Ef& Pastor Citadel Square Church
N .'5 Rev. E 7. wINKLER,
Anspo r,,,,,,,,, Pastor United Church.
WILLIAM s. HENERY. Descons Citadel Square
WILLIAM g. WHILDEN,) church
january ts@5 fmpa,,o.
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depression In Trade at tho North-Th,
..%HW Radical Physic WORKING

-~~KASsoAOAA IA at tho NOEth-ThC
Radical Physic Working.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle, Of
New York, the highest authority on the subject,
says, IN it's issue Of last Saturday:
~, Compiaants are universal of the stagnation and
the unprohtabi abieness of business. spring season
50 depressed and generally unsatisfactory as the
present is hardly within the memory Of our city
merchants The trade Of the interior is generally
South has realized upon large portion of 9ts COT
eon erop it is found devoid Of trading spirit, and
on account Of last years purchases. In the Westo
ern States merchants complain Of unusual dificu-
& y IN &ppaklng their collections, and have on hand
their obligations to the Atlantic cities, in many
cases, have to be renewed for thirty to sixty days
The New England cotton mills find the demand
ton, that at the beginning of this month some OF
the mannfacturers made q still further curtail-
ment Of their time Of running. The woollen trade,
1t recently diminished its aggregate production
probably quite 20 per cent, finds little relief from
tn the reduced supply of goods. and manufacturers
nave TO sell large amount Of their products at a
discount from cost In the leather and iron trades
slm1!ar complaints prevail; and, indeed, it would
De dlfhcult to lind an important exception to the
COMMON stagnstiou. N A., -
The Chronicle considers at length the causes
producing this general and almost unprecedented
disturbance and depression Of business, and finds
It's principal source in the unstatesmanlike and un-
patriotic course Of Congress. The conclusion is
undoubtedly correct; and we are amazed that the
powerful commercial classes Of the North a.. so
SLOW IN perceivng the fatal consequences to them
selves OF the present political dis econtents and un-
certainties land APPLYING the proper remedy Well
may the Chronicle say, s'The present demoralized
condition of the trade of the whole country appeals
loudly to Congress for moderation and dispatch in
the settlement Of these momentous measures"
We may add that it appeals as loudly to the bust
ness classes Of the North to take such steps as Will
overawe Congress into something like common
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New York News.

New YORK, February M.-The steamer Laazente
took several hundred tons of goods for the Paris
Exposition. ".
The BaNsc, seized by the revenue officers, put
the officer off and wen. to sea-
large quantity Of smuggled goods WAS seized
in the neighborhood of the Bremen steamers
docks. G&s% sE
Mrs. swEErz shot her husband at a ball; cause
jealousy and neglect.
The Brazilian Government has chartered o
steamer to forward the Texan enigrants wrecked
on the brig Derby.