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A N ENGLISH POINTER DOG THOROUGHLY BRO
"A ken all kinds Of game, and very handsome young
Setter partly broken for SALE at 2S West Fort!eth street,
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York, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 lSe7.-TRIPLE SHEET
THE TURF.

IL TODAY TOMORROW. AND FRIDAY.
Forty Of the best horses in the country left New York
on Saturday morning, contend for the premiums to be
given at Trenton Tie New Jersey Rarosd Company will
run special tsin leaving Jersey City at half nine
A. NJ stopping only at Newark, Elizabeth Railway New
Brunawck and Princeton arriving in Trenton at II NJ and
leave Trenton at 8 O'Clock p NJ.
THOMAS CROZlER, President.
CHARLES II. NORCROSS, Secretary
Dr. J. IsvINc Secretary Of the American Jockey Club
Starter nundcapper.
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III o,FARRELL HAS OPENED 800 PIECES OF
III. Croeys Brussels Carpet, bis own importation for
and dames,c Brussels a, 81 80. ~ 60 per yard sSooo
tlre and warranted. Small profits and quick sales my
motto 267 70 2fl Thrtydfth street corner Eighth
avenue sThs largest houses In tho city are charging
mar val for Crosley's foods.
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NEW York, July le.-The Railroad
Convention which has been in ses-
sion in this city adjourned for one week
without perfecting any tariff for
through traffic west.
An excursion train consisting offour
passenger cars leaves on Monday. via.
New York Central railroad for Chi
cago, with three hundred gentlemen.
II is stated the Roberts Fenians are
making great preparations at their
headq Unrters, and there is but little
doubt that an immediate campaign
is intended.
A special to the Herald from San
Francisco says: The engineers of the
Central Pacific railroad have reported in
favor OF locating the line north instead OF
south of Salt Lake. l. Is 50 miles short
er and will cost one-third less and pass
through finer country.
The summit tunnel is nearly through,
and will probably be open by the 18th
of August.
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NEW ORLEANS, July l9.-The United
States revenue cutter Wilderness ar
rived here last night from Vera Cruz,
where she arrived on the l4th inst.
with Madam JuareZ. A depuIation of
Mexican officers boarded the vessel
and warmly welcomed Madam Juarez
back to Mexico. On the 18th inst. she
disembarked from the Wilderness and
met an enthusiastic public reception,
both civil and military. The display
during the day was a tine one and al
night the city was brilliantly illumlna-
ted, and there was a magnificent display
of fire works in her honor. She Is &C
companied by large party of Mexican
mobiles. She was to leave the city OF
Mexico on the 10th inst.
President JuareZ arrived at the capt.
tai on the l4lh, and was cordially re-
ceived. He emphatically declines be-
ing reelected, aud has ordered a new
election. He will return to his hacienda
In the mountains as soon as his success
or is chosen.
1t is officially reported that General
Vedaurie had been shot.
Merquez Is believed to be hiding in
the city of Mexico, and will be shot as
soon as captured.
1t was reported iu Vera Cruz Oh the
l4th that Santa Anna was still alive,
but later dates received in this city
from Tampico, state that he had been
shot.
Everything is quiet in Vera Cruz, and
the city is perfectly healthy.
The Austrian sloop Of war Elizabeth,
was receiving Austrian refugees on
board. She held no communication
with the Mexican officers except
through the United States gunboat Ia
cony and Consul Souliver.
The Wilderness brings dispatch,
es to the British, French and
Austrian Governments. They are
about publishing an address to
the world in which they expect to
Justify themselves for the killing of
8. 800 Mexicans for defending their ma
tive soil, and cite presidents which
they think will clearly prove their acts
within the range of propriety. They
will produce documents which they say
will throw new light upon what they
have done. Some of the ablest men In
the Republic are engaged on tho work.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 18th of July.

LIVERPOOL. July 19-Noon.-Cotton
firm; uplands 1O1<d; Orleans 10 I'd; stock
in port $50, 600 bales, of which sS3, 900
are American.
LATER.-Cotton firmer; Corn sss 3D.
California Wheat lbs Sd Lard 49si
others unchanged.
LONDON, July l9-Noon.-Consols
PAX; Erie 4621; U. s. Bonds T2sli I'LL
nois ex. div. ISL; Erie 461{; others I'M
changed.
LoNDoN, July 1875 P. M.-Consols
az; Illinois Central 7674, ex.-divi-
dends; Erie 49,; Atlantic and Great
Western consolidated bonds %.
LIVERPOOL, July 1875 P. M.-Cotton
closes firm and active; sales Is. 900 bales
middliug uplands at 1880; Orleans
lo5.d. Manchester market is steadier,
holders demand au advance which is
not conceded to. Breadstufs-Corn,
86s Sd for new; Wheat, l3s Sd Tor white
California; Barley, IS; Oats, IS Cd; Peas,
4Os Sd. Provisions-Pork, 7Ss Cd /;
Beef, 14Os; Lard, los; Bacon, AS Cd;
Cheese, SOS. Produce-Petroleum Spir-
lis. Cd; Refined, Is Sd.
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\ Few Words About the Human Face
---Ihe Ideal and the Real Face Con.
/ trRsted.
A foreign writer discourses as fol-
lows. "Men will cling to their ideal of
woman's face for years after the wo-
man has utterly negatived every expec
tation to which it gave a prompting
I They will watch as patiently and as
perseveringly sometimes for the due
sentiment to come to its surface, and
play upon il, as the angler watches his
trout dies on the surface of the stream.
This very anxiety and interest often
renders matrimony more endufable
One reason why brothers and sisters so
usually quarrel when living together
Is. that they are thoroughly up in every
move and thought in their own circle.
Faces tell no untruths TO them. They
make no allowances on the score of eX-
preston, and sisters who would be
amiable before strangers, and will not
care to rehearse in private. They wear
look for the guest, and a look for the
family dinner. This is a danger to
which a guest is exposed. He has his
ideal face, il he be romantic, from which
he expects all that can make him hap
py The lady who sits opposite may
either have this as an inheritance, or
put on something like it when she
dresses. If her attraCtiveness be from
the first source, she deserves no credit
for Ii, and her character may utterly be-
lie IL; il she accOmplishes IL by the sec
ond plan, her admirer may be assured
that she will no more take the trouble
of keeping il up to please him, once the
necessity for pleasing him seems to de-
part with marriage, than she will take
the trouble of being sentimental about
him two years after that event. A plain
or an ugly woman, If she cannot make
herself handsome, can always make
herself desirable TO some one, and that
is the man whose ideal express
sion corresponds with the mask
for society with which Nature
has provided the sex. This is
what is meant by the saying, that a
woman is seldom unmarried save
through her own fault. Every woman
gets many chances If she but knew
them; not every woman, however, will
recognize the lover whose infRtuation
is sufficiently profound and desperate
to bring him to the point. Unrea-
admirers who are caught with eyes,
or tangled in Nera's golden hair
make as good husbands as the most
sensible and speculHtiug of admirers.
A man who has plunged hopelessly
into Il sentimental attachment, accepts
the situation after while with Il steady
and enduring PertinaCity, if only fairly
encouraged; and nothing will bring
him more swiftly or more assuredly TO
this state than tho sight of type and
manner OF face on which some subtle
emotion is stirred within him when
ever he sees II.
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Frorn lhe pInIns.

NEW York, July l9.-The Herald's
LeavenwOrth special says: a train was
captured last Sunday near Fort Larn-
ed by the Indians. Bishop Lamay, ten
Priests and six Sisters of Charity ac'
companied the train en- route TO Santa
Fe. The men were killed, scalped and
horribly mutilated. The females were
carried way captives.
CTScISNATI, July l9.-The CONNER
cial's Levenworth special says: The
Indians captured Il train on tie Santa
Fe road near Fort Laraned, on the 18th.
Bishop Lamay, ten Priests and six Sis
tiers OF Charity, were among the party.
The men were all killed, and horribly
mutiIated. The females were reserved
for another fate.
The troops tried to overtake the train
to protect it but arrived too late.
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DIR. schenck,s Mandrake Pills. ASut
,.. stftute for CaIOInsI.

These pills are composed of various roots.
having the power TO relax the secretions OF
the liver as promptly and eheCtualIy as blue
pills or mercury, and without producing any
of those dlSaETeeable or dangerous effects
which often follow the use OF the latter. 49,
in all bilious disorders these Pills may be
used with confidence, as they promote the
discharge Of vittated bile, and remove those
obs ructioDs from the Liver and hillary ducts,
which are the cause OF bilious affections In
sCHENCRs MANDRAKE PILLS cure
Sick Headache, and lldiSOrders of the Liver,
Indicated by EallOw skin, coated tongue, Gus
tiveneSS drOwsineSs, and a general feeling OF
weaFinesS and lassitude, showing that the
liver is in n torpid or DISTRACTED condition,
In short, these Pills may be used with ad-
vantage in all cases where a purRattVe or
Alternative medicine Is required.
Please ask for "Dr Schenck's MandTake
Pills." and observe that the two llkeneSseS
OF the Doctor are on the Government stamp
one when in the last stage OF ConsuuPuOn
and the other in his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. free =
cents peF box, Principal once no. 10 Nortn
Bth Street Philadelphia Pa
General wholesale Agents: DeInS barnes
& Co.. ri Park Row, New York; $. 5. Hanee,
lbs Baltimore St, Baltimore, Nd; John ID.
Park, n. r, cor. OF Fourth and ainut Sts-,
Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker Taylor, ~ and
l36 Wabash Avenue, Chicaso, III; ColIlns
Brother5, southwest corner OF Second and
Vine SITS, st. Louis Mo-
Observation-Disclosures
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CHARLESTON, July 1s.-Gen. SickIes
has written a letter to merchant in
this city, in reply to an inquiry made
by certain foreigners and British capt
talists, in which he says that all ad-
vances of money, subsistence, imple-
ments, and fertilizers for aiding in the
agricultural pursuits OF the people,
shall be protected by the existing laws,
which have provided the most efficient
remedies in such cases; and labor per-
formed in producing crops, shall be a
lien on the crops.
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NEW YORK, July l9.-The Govern
ment of Nicaragua has taken measures
TO open negotiations with the United
States in view of the treaty OF amity,
commerce, eIc. Complaints are made
of distractions in the Rio San Juan,
Nicaragua, placed there by French and
other foreign settlers, rendering traffic
on the river dangerous, and in some
places impossible.
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IL will remove all nervous anectious, de-
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OF Gonorrhea, elect, Urethral ID SchRrxes
Gravel, Structure, and all affections OF the
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pursuits. Price, 81 per box.
Either Of the aforementioned articles viii
be sent 10 any address, closely sealed, and
postpaid, by mail or express, on receipt oil
price. Address all orders to
BERGER SHUTS q CO., Chemists,
40. IS River ST., Troy, n. Z.
mch33-eod ,tTiw&wlyI
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.-Proceed-
ings were commenced in the United
States District Court against the con-
demned ship, Roysl Saxon, recently
from Sidney, on charges of smuggling.
suits were commenced against The
ships Free Trade and California, to re-
cover S92, 700 in relation TO the State
passenger act. The Free Trade brought
i22, and the California 4S5, Chinese pas
sengers. Penalty $1,000 each. r-l
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4; New HAVEN, July I9-At the COM
mencement at Yale College to-day, LII.
D. was conferred upon the Greek Minis
ter Rangabe, Secretary Stanton and
Judge Alphonso Taft, of Cincinnati.
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of Mexico to the United
StateS.,:

NEW York, July I9.-The Herald's
Washington special says: Mr.. Abbott,
a brother of the historian, has preached
a proposition to the leading members of
Congress for the annexation of Mexico,
which he intimates meets with the ap.
probation of JnareZ and the chiefs of
The Mexican Republican party. The
latter fear another foreign Intervention
OH account of Maximilian's execution,
or a continuation ofthe intestine strife,
and are satisfied with annexation pro
vided they themselves can be secured
in some good government berth, and
peace can be secured to the country:
Mr.. Abbott's propositions were read
with some hesitation by Messrs. Sumner
and Banks, but with much favoriby
@essrs. Howard, Cole. Chandler and
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sew You'd ConsllIntIonaI ConventIon.

new 1ofH Consiitutlohhi Son
ALBANY, July l9.-The Constitution
al Convention, to. day, took up resolu-
ton declaring persons of African de-
scent entitled TO the same rights and
immunities as persons of European de-
scent. An amendment that all questions
as TO submitting this or any part of the
Constitution, framed by this Conven-
tIOn as n separate question to the peo-
pie, be deferred until the whole Con-
stitution is framed, was adopted; and
the resolution as thus amended was
adopted. This subject has been sharply
debated for two or three days.
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hNANIEIN !" III % y ~ u
MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE,
All Known and used over 20 years. Daily
Increasing in public favor. Complete in one
bottle No WASH No trouble A child can
apply IL Produces q lnstTous black or brown,
as desired. Does not lniure the hair. Price
Stcents- 80 dl1. -. -.
Sold BY Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Also. MATHEWS ARNICA HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. ju4-eod-ly
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Mowers and Reapers,
Sale of Trust Properly.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN on the 2Oth day of Aug usI, 1867, at
tue front door oil the Court Hous-, Ia tie
ciiy Of Wheeling. West Va, between the
IouTs of lOo'clOcE, a. IN. and o'c.Ock, p m,
will FELL tie following described T-HI estate.
tUaIed in the coGnty OF Ohio. slRie OF " Get
Va, that b to 'SI3: Lot No los la uilOH A.
Zans's addIt on u the city "t ~ heeiins, on
ZAnrs' island
Also a parcel OF Rround bounded ON tho
west by. lot No 265, ON the east by lot OF
ground which In A. ID. 1885 BELONGED TO ZiIn-
meT a IODDt-On, fronting -Ieet ON McOsIer
street, and running back Of even width 10
Wheeling creek.
Also tract Of land situate on ChapIIue's
Hill, adj lining tue City OF wnee'InB, con
aiming nve and oue-IOurth so acres of
land. The coal under aid land having been
reserved when purchased. FOR mole par
Iicuiar description OF said lana, leIeience Is
made TO the survey mHde IN the case OF
Gather a Go. against Vim. ChapIine and
other.
TEAaS OF SALE.-One-third 60 c-sh In
hand, the remainder in equal payments OF
six and twelve months, with well Secnred
pa per carrying interest
This sale IS made by me as Trustee IN
Dead of Trust, recorded In book II age S3l.
ID. ]. SMITH, Trustee.
w9EELINd IuIV II 1887 IyiS.ltdS4 -
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REVOLVING SULKY RAKE

Combines all the Gdvantases of both the
suIky and Old Revolving Rakes.
BY means or the lever. with Its cams and
stops, the driver has more perfect control
over the Rake than can possibly be had over
the old fashioned Revolver. 1t does not dust
the hay as wire teeth uSually do: Is easily
handled by boy, and the inclination Of The
teeth Is easily regulated, 30 a 10 pass over
any obstacle, or dip into a Ewale. It Is easily
transported, and
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b. simon q Go. In chaue. ~, In
vs.. the Circuit Court
,IIHE DEFENDANTS IN THU ABOVE EN-
L titled cause Will take notice that the
mplAinAntS In said cause will La ke he dep
oSttion of edward r. Dutin, Esq , ut the = nee
Of said Dulln in the town OF GIe-uup ouIg in
Cleanup county In The state nj Keuturk on
Thunsday, the 9Th day OF Angus, Is6T. II
from any cause The taking Of raid deposition
should not be commenced. Hr being cDtnmen-
ced should not be completed on that day,
the taking thereof will be cOuIinu-Si iT' m
time 10 time. at the same place, until the
same Shall have been completed.
] sMEs =. WHEAT,
Solicitor tor Compliments.
July 8. 1ssT-ItdS8tw. a
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Woods Prize Mowers,
The Standard Mowers of the World


GIMP LICITY OF CONSTRUCTION
. light DRAFT, (Oelng the lighIest draft Ma
chine In the worldly DuulbiIity-clOSensSso of
Guilt never clOgs-wtll cut all kinds of
gTRSs-no side dTaft-no weight on hoTseS neck
the cuIter-bar can be raised 10 pass UbstIuc-
lions by the diver in his Eeal-the cutter
bar has an adjustable wheel Mt each end by
which all friction Is avoided, anu height OF
cut regulated The only Machine or which
stantIy ON Hand.
REMEMBERI You had better have your
Machine two weeks TOO early than one day
100 iAI PRYoR BOYD & CO., GEM Agents.
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r h IIso ~ y g $500 Z. CARpeNTER.

Portable Steam Engines,
'TtOMBISING THE MAXIMUM OF EF-
u nciancy, durability and economy with
the minimum or weight and price. They
are widely and RvoTably known. more than
600 being in use- All warranted satisfactory,
or no saIe.- Descriptive circulars sent on Rp-
pl''-- ''-'' ]. c. HoADLEY q CO.,
myl0-eodBnl LAwRESCE. MAS
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WHISPERS
Mus 4 a G b q s.

Nj u s t a G h e S 7
EORCED TO GROW UPON THESMOOTH-
u est face in from three to i've weeks by
using DR.. SENlGSES RESTAURATEUR
CAPILLA1RE,L the most wonderful d .scovery
IN moIern science, acting upon the Beard
aud Hair In an almost miraculous manner.
II has been used by the still of Paris and
London with the most naitertng success
II entire satisfaction Is not given in every in
Etauce, the money Will be cheeriully refund
ell. Price by mail, sealed and posipaII,7 81,
Descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed
free. Address, BERGER, SHUTS & CO.,
Chemists, No. IS River street, Troy, n. Y,
sole agents for the United States.
mcti1S-eoi 1TiwkwIE
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQUID
ENAMEL.

nor IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYIEG
ID the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
in use, for giving the skin q pearl like lint.
that Is only found In youth. 1t quickly re-
moves Tan, FreckIes, Plmples, BIotches Moth
Patches, Sallowness, EruptIons, and all Inn
puFities OF the skin, kindly healing the same
leaving the skin white and clear as RIabaster,
Its use can not be detected by the closest scrn-
The kind used by the French, and Is consid-
cred by the Partisan As indispensable to q
perfect toilet. Upwards Of 5000 bottles were
sold during the past year, q ufhctent guaran.
tee OF It's efficacy. Price only rs cents. Sent
by mail, Postpaid, on receipt of an order by
BEhGER, SHUTS 4 Co, ChSmfsts.
IS River st. Troy, n. 7.
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HANOVER n. H., July 1s.-Dart-
mouth College Commencement took
place to-day. Among the degrees con-
ferred was that OF LII. D. on John
Wentworth.
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RXcELsIoRI EXCELSIOR i
CHASTELLAR'S
Hair Exterminator !!
For Removing Superfuous Hair,

TTNO THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS
Invaluable depilRtory recommends Itself
as bein an almost Indispensable article
burn or injure the skin. but acts directly on
the roots. II is warrant 4 to remove super
part OF the body, completely totally and rad
lcally exIirpatiDg the same leaving the akin
son, smooth AID natural; rms g the only
real enectual depilatory in existence Price
IS cents per package, sent Postpaid 70 any
address, on receipt Of an orderly
BERGER, SHUTS q Co Chemists,
f rs River St, Troy, n. Y.
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ALL THE POPULAR FAMILY MEDI
"A cines OF the day for sale At 0DBEKT6
Prescription Store, end of Stone Bridge.
seplS
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The surraIt Trial.
WASHINGTON, July l9.-No evidence
ofimportance 10 day.
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NEW York, July le.-The Dundsr-
berg sailed for France to-day.
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Nnnca.

Notice.
TIME UNDERSIGEE SAMUEL L. CAR;
i PESTER, who was lawfully aPpolntedq
and qualified by the Orphans Court IN ~ IL
for tue County OF WestmOreland, N me
State of PennsS Ivnnia as guardian ol SloL-
MS Pigman, samuel Pisman, = ATTY flsnl An
HnuE1n PJpman and NaIhApiel PiEman. mi
nor children OF Nathaniel PigG an ana NAT
paret d MS vi e Iaie OF wheeling, In Oht0
county, West Virginia. both ~ HhOL n ~
In Inc said eonniy OF Westmoreland. Pal
viii. on me frst DAY OF tue OS ODER Term,
w., 4, rI,irI IL, or n EOou thereafter uur1ns
the said Term rs the application can Dc heard.
apply TO tie said ircnt So9It loL an q,
ire eS1d minor children, 10 pay over and de.
liver 10 me as such guardian. allpersonai
property and money in MS hanHs be4onsihs
10 10 h Iise ss1a W SAMUEL L. CARPeNTER.