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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-05-22

UsA Young Lady returning to her
country home, after a sojourn of O. few
months in the City, was hardly, recognised
by hef friends In place Of a.course, rus
tic, flushed face, she had a soft ruby com.
plexioh Of almost marble slnoothness, and
instead Of twenty-three she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry al tbl the
cause Of So great q change, she plainlytola
them that she used the Circassian Balm
and considered it an invaluable acquisition
to any Lady's toilet. BHy it's use any Lady
OF Gentleman can improve their persbnal
appearance an hundred fold. /. It is simple |
in its combination, as Nature herself is |
simple. yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in
drawing impurities from, also healing,
cleansing and beautifsing the skin and
complexion. by it's direct action on the
cuticle it draws from II al1its Impurities,
kindly healing the same, and leaving the
surface as Nature intendsd' II should be;
clear, soft, smoothand beautifnls Price III,
sent tjy HAIL or Express, on receiptof an
order by bga ,fsoea Ii sail lie 10 sfas,sdg
WI. CLARK. & Co, Chemists, 4a;a
No, 3 West Fsyette st., Syracuse. NY.
Tie only American Agents for the sale Of
the, SINE. ~ e's aV''91 @4 49,
mar 6, B71y6aJ 4siF 5Ari hiuoia aau
There cometh glad tidingss II JOY to ali, -
To young and to old, to great and tosman,
The beauty which once was SO, precious
| and rare, -. -,
| Is free for all, and all my be fair.
/ nj 8n.l3 1n44uT{ adj - q sI8a Z ~
By the use of-1sY s uvof laisoGea nc
10 sdes CHASTELLAR'S 81 oaal'ib
lW. HIT.Es,.sL11'iQll,s, U51D
uia ENIANEEsI,a lIiW
|L,oR Improving and Identifying the
IL Complexion. 30
The most, valuable and perfect prepare
j ton in use, for giving the skin beautiful
4 pearl]ike tint, that is only found In youth
lit quickly removes TAM Freekles,i PIN.
ples, Blotches, Moth Patches, Sall0wneSs,
4 Eruptions, and all impurities Of the skin,
! kindly healing theasarDe leaving the skin
white and clear as alabaster,, Its use7 can
I not be detected by the closest scrutiny,
! and being vegetable preparation is per.
fectly harmless. 1t is the only article 'ot
the kind used by the French, and isic0n'
sidered by the Partisan asindispensable to
! perfect toilet. Upwards Of 1900 bottles
were sold during the past year, a sufficient
4 guarantee of its efficacy. Price only y
cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt
of an order, by 81. ssI ....
aal BERGER, SHUTS & Co, fe''
Z Chemists, 2S5 River ST., Troy, N. Y,
mar 6, ~, ly
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-05-22

A ROSY wreath and a dimpled hand,
A ring and pl;ghted vow;
three golden links ofabroken band, IT
Atiny track on the snow-white sand, to4 q
IA tear and q siniess brow. '7iifSi0 di''4
a1a1 T9h1o g,a'lia = s ..l,. y I 49,. 1g2
There's 4 tincture Of grief 'in the beautiful
song zasiii si5sf sdi ata3l OF ga 10
-gThatisobs on the slumbrous air, f"
nd,loneliness felt in the festive throng,i&
Sinks down on the soul as it trembles along
I, From q cline where the roses were. j.. ss5i
ai6l sfll d, s97l3sfs9l3 i,9jn9aarf ,aasaeaiiu
We heard It ffstfat the dawn Of day 9 81
And It mingled with ihe mHa attiin chimes laoi3
But years have distanced the beautiful lay,
4pdits melody fowetb fromcfar away
,sIand wecall It now "oid Times..ea5Ri'T9f
~ has w. y Y -rl59a y9ai
WHEN IsyeW, a S,siY W. IN IT /.
.ioiYi
One mornings as iIichancedI ito pass sav
aiClose by a cottage gate, l9nao3 ni9a5 :,
An aged matron in the shade,;siTI III ba3issi
Sat talking to her Kate vpb1s3e2 no
The frostsofagelw was on her brow .gailissd
Aud garruloas her tongue, ~ sillasigi3 .
As Sue compared the doings now ~ ~, .'.;1s.,
With those when she was young, ti9
.as "a asigtaa asli 70 ssytiilaorq iasljii9g
When i was young, young gals weremeek'
land looked round kinder shy, iiiisia.gg I.
And when they were compelled to speak,
They did 50 modestly L. sgs.! ods 8soGt
They staid at home and didtbe work, Iisal
lOMade Indian bread and wheaton, slsi
Andioniy went to Sabbath school,
mAnd sometimes to night meeting. on 3 .
Young children were obedient then IL, ~ ~, ~
And had no ssanuccy airssr7-i,,iy i goig!aeq
They minded what II their Erl mothers said ogi
giAnd learned to5aay their prayers.fao b9,
bat,nowadays they know enough mo Sl5. ~ 80. -.
Before they know Their letters So. gls,
And young ones = that Vt can scarcely tax
Will contradict their betterss q bnG ,ds
Y6nno ladies' now 90 flirting round,eD ga
Rand looking out for bsau x ...,.,. 81 q
And scarcely one in ten is found rlddsag bai4g.
Who makes or mends her clothes Gaia
.4st qsd 10 saiiS obi }s ,al,TDwba ssla
When was youns' AZ almet !, ia'i ls :,
he shu h. up mouse 10" anu No na'l' s, 6ge So
ana meyer Ysnsare ' ou' IN y" ,iq4gfs
II be ven EN- eut ~ p,l' IL vi ID ba.
dis yne soiq' per cnins psa'es'm.ild,.. :, 1 =.
hls boys came lneme. i run 'o ap5 ,gis,
HIS gals they ieafhea , 70 co st anu paAs Is
81 Ard il WASH ana s y Is my Aos,'' tso
but nowadays Wnen 2 Hs1 ciis'.is 'aAs' q. y =
aihey say ne makes = Pehl!sai. : 6 =
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s TAT E. OF LOUISIANA
sW ii PARISH or R4PIDES. eI'T3a'

LNSTRAYS TAKEN UP AT S8a4 q
IL Mrs. Mary Griffiths.-- "
TWO BRINDLE OXEN. One js---- l--- q.
S years old; over slope in the left and up
per bit in the right ear, with a bell and
two patches on said bell The other or 9
years old, crop off of each ear-no brands
perceptible. Appraised nv s u 6. and Sher
.es Henderson - De worthin the currency
fifteen dollars each J, The owner is re,
qnested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take them away or they
will be disposed of in thirty days, as the
law directs, ~, VIM. G: JAMES, j.. p
Cotile, La. May 3D. 1867. IN 8, ids. sg1c
o. iqa1e3.e 900 ii'T 9" Printers fees SO.
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PARTIAL. LIST OF. ARTICLES TO De SOLD FOR
,OMe y o1N''N.n.y rs y s. es,'>,q

.
Without regard to- value, and not to he
paid for until you know, what yon are to
receiver s''''
m ,rS;Drari, q, Grand p;aroa o Isl sigoeq
~ worth 49,. 81 ...... -. $500 to 500
Is Elegant Rosewood Planes 200 to $50
is Elegant Melodeons, Rose; g.. :.
wood cases. -. .......! .a....&S176 to 200
so First Glass Sewing Ma 4of tii8ssa
chimes. 40 to 800
rs Fine Oil Paintings. .... 80 to 100
$50 Fine Steel Engravings, 92e 'a7s '.li
Framed ,......!.as 90 az 80
so Music Boxes. rs to 40
$50 Revolving Patent Cas- ' ~.
II tors, Silyer...l 10. ..... So 20 TO "a 4O
so Silver, Fruit and Cake j rsYil aIl
Baskets ...---....-..-.-,. 20 to IS
400 Sets of Tea and Table h'.A s'2',s, =.
.. Spoons ..... .,..-.s..... ...f3i w TO si4t
$50 Gold Hunting 4 Case. .,;.il.2 Il sJ.
Watches, warranted. ~. so to Il5(
100 Diamond Rings cluster s''@s'i'" :.
&,singlestone, =. ;....,..I rs toa26f
175 Gold Watches. ........r IS to n Isl
800 Ladies' Watches. ....... go to ion
500 Silver Watches. !. ..q1as.. .Sia 20 to . "
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-05-22

"a haa I.U.hGBEES.1 saeI
TWILL deliver the best Of Cypress lum
il Der in Alexandria for $35 d thousand.
Orders left with J. F. Utz, my agent, in
Alexandria, will receive prompt attention.
dec 10 '66 tf,prno T,J. STAFFORD
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-05-22
NT. eB !,

HsHIs is to notify all persons concerned,
Il that will prosecute on behalf OF the
Parish of Rapides, all persons who remove
brick from the wreck of the Court House
in This Town, D8F H. s.. LOSEE,
Alex, May Br67tfy , Parish Attorney.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-05-22

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops,
Ladies' Sets Of Gold and Coral, Jet and
Gold, Florentine, Mosaic, Lava and Cancer
Sets Of Studs, Vest and Neck, Chains, plain
and chased Gold Rings, Gold Thimbles,
Lockets, new style Belt Buckles Gold Pens
and Pencils, fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens
with Cold and Silver Extension Holders,
and large assortment Of Fine Silver Ware
and .Jewelry of every description, OF the
best make and latest styles. sqrsa - eHgq
Ey A chance to obtain any of, the above
articles for ONE DOLLAR, by purchasing
a sealed envelope for rs centsaistI sdJ sYd.ii
~ Five Sealed Envelopes viii be sent
for 81: Eleven for So Thirty for $5i
sixty-fve for $40; One Hundred for PIP
.dgeals Uunteds EisssyH4ess.I
uneoualed inducements offered TO YBadies
and Gents who will act as such, Our de-
scriptiye circulars will be sent on applica-
ton. ---~sa 1922 -
Distributions are made in the following
manner: = Certificates naming each, article
and its value are placed ~ sealed envelopes
which are well mixed. One of these enyel-
ores containing the Certificates or Order
fbr some article, viii be, delivered at orr
office, or sent BY mail to any address, with
out regard to choice, OH receipt Of % cents.
| On receiving the Certificate tho psrcba'
ser will see what article it draws and its
value, and can send ONE DotLARi. andre.
ceiys the article named. Purchasers 0four
sEALED. ENVELOPES, may in this manner,
obtain an article, worth, from one to Ave
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Reparator Capilli..

Throw away your false fri ;,zes0 your par
-taaswitches, yocrwig--'o eds TO aie5aya
Destructive ofgomfort, and not worth q fg:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
EoH fair, 4 12Sol''i ~ e'a%i'' i''s7''oi''t3h
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair. IL
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-05-22

40iSJ az ctitil4 Gus IIIlIT tF'st'tta 81 tSA-t "
There's a beautiful song on the slumb'rous
sdt ts a;rffg 7" s0lTadfu.l ia .b,[t-tlg "
ran gu, o.,-}tty.a{G ). f,fsy, Etgrt{i.f,
~ That drifts Though the valley Of dreams ;
+ comes from q CLINE where the roses
si bIDweres lE-li aom has il.I3jetd
And q tuneful heart and q bright brown
To y3ufba;r ail9@4 sI S%hihp al - Y
~ o nan, ff,lfaa4a ads hee .sY5,rg-ss # Il
=, That waved in the morning beams. q .
rradw .g19g4l2 gBaDbadp 80 Y9osH9 6
Soft eyes. ofazure. and eyes of brown I'd
80 Andisnow-white foreheads are there -
"A glimmering cross and a glittering crown
Athorny bed and, a, couch ofdown, a :,
Lost hopes and leaflets ofprayer.
lga9i s'booNIehBfI 9ah'tt I'd .g9a8tT7a
a BREATH Spring inthe breezy'wooda, =:
ersweet watts; from the quivering pines ;af
Blue violets, eyes beneath green hoods,
a bubble Of broeklets, . scent of buds, 4;
Birds MARBLE and clammering vines Cd
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= Crisper Coma.

.fi y 30 Y tsaIll :. 33s n IN g
Oh she was beautiful and fair, a.sst,,
: With starry eyes and radiant hair,
nWbose curling tendrils soft, entwined,s
Unclaimed the very heart and mind. b
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There cometh glad tidingsss II JOY to all, -
To young and to old, to great and tosman,
The beauty which once was so,sprecious
and rare,
Is free for all, and all my be fair.
nj 8Al3 3n4rtTF silii - 81 si3a
By the use of-lsY s u8of IaisoGeq sgs
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-05-22

fasd III dfshsh sdi ;1s1i4aHt gsneHt chs
sTatinauaIq T9sito ,Ga ,s1aiA lie 10 ASA
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-Iae ta9uasm obs bssingaGs9 II fiaiftU
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abnef a4ld ayga sd .IarIl . h9ad9I
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May i'm. New York
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-27
DIED.,
ith instant, RICHARD N.

APPLEGATE-on the 2sth instant. RICHARD w.
The relatives and friends of the family, and Wee
;SS caeoe Engine COMPANY No Is are E9Spe0s61y ~ IN
Was6ngtSn Ghesterma3 no 72S s. ET9nt street 81 on
ton street Church Ground
CAMPBELL.-on the 2sth instant, Miss JANE
The relatives and frends of the family are respect
uly invited attend her funeral from her late resi-
al O'clock. To proceed to Lafayette Cemetery.
EPP1on the 3, oath instant ~ Of e9nsumpsiSn, Mrs.
of the late Captain James and Abigail Shannon in the
The relatives Snd friends of the family are respect
f9y invited 70 aEEend the tnneEs rom the residence
Peace Cemetery,
JoHNsoN.-on the oath instant, Mrs, HOPE
JOHNSON, In the s4th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
oence OF her son, Mr., Edward Johnson, No. $50 n.
Eighth street, on Sunday afternoon at o'clock
JONES.-On the 25th instant JONATHAN JONES,
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence No 42l Adams street Frankfort also; Resou.
l. O. Of o. F., and the Orders In general on sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed to Cedar Hin
LoeAN.-suddenly on the 2sth instant JOHN
LOGAN, aged 60 years.
Lodge N m % and %esa End OF Lodgs sd
1856, O. Of o. F. are respectfully Invited to attende
third and Walnut streets, on Monday, AT o'clock
MoRAN.-on the 18th instant, MICHAEL MORAN,
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence
of his mother, OF No 6O8 N Front street. above
Coates, on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
RAIHS,-July 26, at 2 o'clock A. M, BARNETT,
infant OF Louis and Julia Rains aged 10 months.
The male friends or the family are respectfully ln-
Yted TO attend the funeral at his parents residence
No. 99 Ftbertstreet on Sunday morning R 10 O'clock,
without further notice.
ROATCH-0n Thursday, July 25 after short nj
ness, EDWIN j., son of the late William B. Jane
/ A. Roatch aged 80 years. =
The friends Of the Ihmy, aud the members OF Jack
son Lodge. A, Y. M of Delaware City, Del, and the
fraternity OF this city, respectfully invited 70 at-
tend his funeral from the residence OF his brOther-
law, f. D. Bogart, No 46 n. Ninth street. on sunday
at O'Clock p. M. delaware City papers please
| copy.) asa
| &N- MASONIC NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF
| ST. JOHNS LODGE, No, ll5, A. Y. M, and the Order
| In general, are invited TO meet at the Masonic Hal
| CHEsEuT street, on Monday the 20th Instant, al
| low. member, Brother JOHN LOGAN ~ "
| BY order OF the W. NJ
JOHN O. ADAMS Socra,or,,
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M
From a. NJ spangler. Editor OF the CuIturst. No
North siz TIA Street1 ' N'o'

From a. III. Spangler. Editor of the CuIturist No .
NORM siI th Street, 'N'@
O., o,,..,o PHILADELPHIA, July Is Iss5
some eighteen months since, was "A savera s go
70 without suffering great distress but Sed PLAIN
so debiIated as To be almost united tor activs hie
ness Of any kind. ~ 'N'''e ousi'
Alter trying variety Of socalIed remedJas on
which proved worthless was inducea t All OF
gesuOn OF medical friend, to give HOodandis ~
man bNteTs trial. L accordingly puIchasad -
bottles, whlch were TAX en- ia accordance with vons
The result complete removal of ALI d,..o..
ng symptoms after eating or drinking and 81 f,II
restoration OF strength so that all ordnarv
sll the active duties OF large and arduons bnst
as we'll as at any period Of my life. ths DooS
effects OF me Bltters We're manifested before mad
have also used II in my family with the banntas
results aud take great pleasure In adding INV tsah
mOny 10 that Of The many Others who nave besn
bottle in the spring and fail They not ONLY oreaGs
vigorous appetite but give a healthy tone IN tha
stomach by strengthening IT'S digestive powers N'
il the above testimony Will be the means ofnduelnR
ttal (when II. leel confident, will give them rsIsfS
IL is at your service. S'
Yours truly A. NJ. sPANGLRR
Rev. ]. 8. Herman ofthe Ger n an Reformed Cb,-oA
KuZtown, Berks county, Pa, was cured of DvsnanSt
olIwenty years standing
Rev j. Newton Brown d. D. Editor of tha Eeroo,
pfeuia of Religious Know ledge and Christian CSyoni
Gle PhiladelphiR; '
Rev. Thomas Winter d. d., Pastor OF Roxborou0h
Baptist Churchi
Rev Levi g Beck, Pastor of the Baptist Cbr,o,
PembertOn, N. j.. formerly of the North pan,i,
Church. Philadelphia at present Pastor of tbs iss
tist hurch, Chester, Pa; ~F
These gentlemen express IN the stronpas, ,aru,s
their iavCrghle opinion OF this Bitters.
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RAILROAD LINES.

NTORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
5;rsc THE a M M1DRdh RoUTE1sh0rtest and most
Hazelton, White Haven, Wilkesbarre, Mahsnoy Olty.
Mount Carmel, and all points In the Lehigh Ma
Fasssngsr Depot i Pm PslIsdeipSa. p5 N W. corner of
SUMMER RARRANGEMENT.
:, on On ana after WEDNESDAY, May 8, 1857, Passenger
trains leave the New Depot corner Berks and Amert
can streets daily snndays excepted as tSIl9ws.
d5n9Sal stations on North Penpsyyana Raroad
E9l Allentown. CsSsaaq Stating &SGch Chunk.
Msatherly. Jeansville, Hazeiton, White Haven,
EGG5IsP ana wzg%aS yalIsys sss sSo IL y OsSnsetSR
CITY fSSN and Wa ana FRSTSs for o
Dany ille., Milton, and Wiiliamsport Arrive az
BARRE at HGak at SS %shaAcy Mi ty ss ss kss %
psssengeIs by this train can take the Lehlgh Valley
end and points on New Jersey Central Railroad 70 New
AT S45 A; Accommodation fOrDoylestown, stop
WpEo RWppE a. Ids an lnte5medate stations Passengers fer
Taini tax take the stage At old York road,
ton, stopping at intermediate stations.
a. Sg r M Express for Bethlehem, Allentown
CITY, Centralia, Shenandoah, Mount carmel, and All
Passengers for Gresnvile take this Train 70 Quaker
stopping at ali intermedatg stations PasssHseTs take
stage at Doylestown for New Hope at North Wales
At 4 P. M.~AccommodatIOn for DOylestown, stop
Willow Grove Hatboro, and HaTtsyilIe, take stage
al Abingtpn; for LumberVille eG DQyle5toWn. 60,
AT $40 p. M-ThrOugh accomnouatlon iot betnAee-
hem ana all stations main line OF NORTH Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad, onneoCng az Bethlehem with Lehlgh
Valley Evening train for Easton' Ahentown' ana
At 6s2o p M..Acoommodation for Lansdale stop
ping al ali In term ediRte stations.
At ll'gO r. M.-Accommodation tor Fort WASH
ms ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA.
From bethlehem, at 91b A. M, 200 and $40 T.. M.
2O5 P nj. train makes direct connection with LebiRh
VALLEY trains from Easton, Wikesbarre MahanOy
City, and Hazleton. Passengers leaving Easton Al
ii-5O A. M. arrive in Philadelphia at 2O5 p. M.
Passengers leave Wilkesbarre at 80 p, M, conneo4
at Bethlehem &c 6'l6 p NJ, and arrive In Phadephis
From DoylestOwn at s'25 A. NJ. $40 P. NJ, ana
740P. M - -
From Lansdale at 7sO A. NJ
From Fort Washington at l1bO A NJ and a.0s y Nr
ON SUNDAYS. -'~ -
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9'3O A, M
philadelphia for DOylestoWn at 2'45 p M
DoyleatoWn 10 Philadelphia at 7'2O A M
BeInlehem 70 philadelphia at 43O p. M
Filth and sixth Streets PASSENGER cara convav naa
sepgers 10 ana from the new depot. - -
mite cars OF Second and Th ird Streets line ana
Union llne run within short distance OF the Depot
IlckeN must Pc procured at the Ticket Ofiioe In
Ofuer 70 secure The lowest rates OF fare. -
ar,,,-... - -. - ELLIS GLARE, Agent.
Ilckets sold and Baggage checked through to min.
Express Office, "~Sk@to
lH NO. los B, FIFTH Street.
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New York Affairs.

NEW YORK, July H.-Dr. William Sluve.
charged with completely in the Royal Insu-
rance bond robbery. was held 10 trial this morn
ing in the su m of s10,OOO
G, w. Chandler. an actor Of some repute, and
son of the Rev Mr.. Chandler, was this morning
committed on the charge OF bigamy, in default
of $500 bail.
Tue experiments In burning crude petroleum
in steam boilers at the Battery were witnessed
by General Burnside, General Burnett Pro-
fessor Torrey, of the United States Assay Office
and about three hundred merchants and others
interested in steamships and railroads, all Of
whom expressed the greatest interest in the in
VentiOn.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW York, July Z.-Stocks strong; Chicago and
75ys; Cleveland and Toledo, l25 Clsyeand and
Michigan Central 1214 do southern, s2X; New York
Central, lUgss; I OF, Genital, l1S2 Cumberland pre-
ferred, 49, Virginia 6s, 56 Missouri IS, l04 Hudson
RIVER l2i; Fve-twentes, 1881 me-; OF 1864. l9s
issue, 1855 Tenforties 1926 Seven-thPtles, rst
Issue, 1915; all Others ln75S; Money per ster
ling, ll0: at sight, ll05a. GOd, lao
NEW YORK, July 27.-Cottou dull; Flour dull and
declined OG0l5o sales OF 5000 barres-State b6'jag
Ii; Ohio, 80 75a 1880; Western, s635@l2 Southern,
80 l56gl6'5O. Wheat dull and lower; sales of 50Ug
bushels No. mt 90; California white $27O@n275. Corn
unchanged; sales or $4,000 bushels Oats hrmer;
sales OF $500 bushels State at 93S4c. Pork heavy
new Mess, $3.50 Other Provisions quiet. Whisky
quiet
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From the Rev. F. ID. Fendell. Assistant Editor Cr,
tian Chronicle Philadelphia ~
have derived decided benefit from the use oP Eoot
lands German Bitters and feel It my priviIea ~ ~
comm end them as most valuable tonic 10 Ali Jgbo
Yours truly, f. d. FENDATr
[From Rev. ID, Merrige Pastor of the Pasavurl, p
tist Church, Philadelphia NN DNp-
From the many respectful e recom ,Io,a,
TO DIR. Hooiands German Bitters was rndncs6 en 1
give mem trial After using several Bottles on ~
Them 10 ne good Iemedy for debility and oost e
Cellent tonic for the stomach D MER2iTiii1 ii1ss eA-
From Rev. William Smith, formerly Paste- ~ -,
Nincentown and Milville IN J.) Baptist Churcbe%ss %
Havirg used In N family number of Lo,tIoa :,
yonr Honfand's German Bitters have to saw tbatI
regard them as an excellent medicine es1acIaiaa
huaIt9 70 remove the diseases they are reconiy
Lteuugu lot ,]ney strengthen and nvg crate the avs
L IN Mheh ueDultated ana useful IN disorde.sgss
the Yer loss OF appetite, etc. have also Tecor 0i
rehdru lhem It. several of my friends who bS aa
restoration of health, -' N-SAiOA@l III Gne
ours truly, WILLIAM Iurrrr
s66 Hutchinson street PhiisdeiBhia
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-27

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING rELEGRAPa.I
WASHINGTON, July q.
On 60 Vera Cruz.
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary, the
flagship Susquehanna did start from Fortress
Monroe for Vera Cruz, aud the De soto, at Phi
ladelphia, is under orders to follow when ready
for sea The impression prevails that these
vessels are 10 go as a squadron Of observation
merely, and not TO interfere with Mexican
affairs.
Review of "A Marine Battalion.
The President with the Cabinet and a mum.
Der of ladies, II is expected will witness re-
headquarters OF the Marine Corps on Monday
evening
The stOnewam 20 SAIL for Japan.
The ram Stonewall with flll crew, VIII sail
for Norfolk on ADJUST 3, where she will q on "a
dry dock; thence to japan. Two japanese
Lieutenants go in her
Charge OF BIgamy.
An ex.Voluuteer Lieutenant in the Navy,
named Morgan, was arrested here yesterday, on
the charge of bigamy. Both his wives were
present at the examination. He was released
upon $4,000 bail. He deserted from the naval
steamer Ascutney in September last.
Boston Excursion.
Assistant Secretary Faxon, Miss Welles, and
Mrs. Patterson sail for Boston to-day, in the
Ascutney.
Court Martial Dissolved.
The naval General Court Martial in Philadel-
phia, Commodore Latimer, President, has been
ordered to dissolve anu proceed their homes.
Mexican Affairs,
Senor Romero, the Mexican Minister to this
Government, mas nearly completed his history
OF the attempt OF Macmillan to erect an en-
hundred pages, embracing all OF the diplomatic
corTesl londence between the United States and
the Juarez Government, as well as our cores
IoDdeDce with other republics relative TO the
recognition of the Liberal Government in
Mexico, and q Lengthy defense of the course
pursued by the Liberals since the downfall OF
the empire.