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PITTSBURGH, SEPTEMBER 4, 1866.


Assrs Hogettr d Smith, .,...
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Ggsrs thinkt Am only doing the part Of good citizen
vn testify to the great BE- ncats received by from the
h OF your Stomach Bite RS during te last Ave years. So
Journns inr time he oil regiouS In 1851 Ind severe
n0u' attack VIII Oh, in connection with dyspepsia left me
~eAS condition was advised to try your Btters
20 procured bottle found that they worked nse.
pop mt. eight pounds having been aaos" 70 ID. N, aa
spsc. Of ono week and life seemed to hA'' oeen
int, my system much that lhave been induced
., ~. Them every summer sncs that time. Az 'onic'
th:n. they sr- invaluable
This summer. having had snfar stsAck (snu 'eIo'e
eh ,educei although under tho treatment Of nm a 20
WINS again obliged 70 have recourse " the Old
,.er,, and with III. good result having gained ~
o,na. within ~ days purchased half doson bos"'
st.v week. since and purTsss - use the. regularly
toaiG.
wishing you every success. remain
Yours, gratefully.
WILLIAN MILLER
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS!

The Great Female Remedy for Irreyu.
1arities.
These drops are scientifically compounded fluid prepare
tion and better than any Pills. Powders Nostrums Being
liquid their action direct and positive rendering them
reliable speedy and certain specific for the cure Of all OBJ.
structions and suppressons Of nature Their popularity Is
Indicated by the fact that 100000 bottles are annually
s-d and consumed by the ladies of the United States
one OF whom speak in - strongest terms praise of ther
great merits rapidly taking the place of every
other Female Remedy and considered by all whe know
anght OF hem as the surest SAFEST and inabe pre-
paraon in the world for the of all female complaints
the removal of all distractions of nature and the promotion
ofhealth regularity and strength Explicit directions stating
when they may be used and explaining when and why they
shaud not could not be used without producing effects
contrary to natures chosen laws, will be found carefully
folded around each bottle, with tho written signature of
JOHN L. Lros without which none are genuine
Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYON, 195 Chapel Street, New
Haven Conn., who be corsalted either personally or BY
~a enc'osng st"mp) Concerning all private diseases and
female weakness Sold ~ Druggists everywhere.
: C.G.CLARK L co,
'A' g JED Gen'l Agents for U. s. and Canadas
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st. Louis Market.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 90.
Flour-Steady and quiet at $s(dS5O for
extra; S9(d1O for double do. $s1(a11.55 for
treble $lO(ol2 for choice.
Wheat Heavy and little Irregular, but
not quotably changed. Sales red and white
at $2.15(Gss5 fair 70 good fall at $2@2.1O; ;
spring at $l.4o(G1 ST., ....a.. 49, = -
Corn-Declined 5(07c Sales white at 81 .05
(G1.O7 mixed. and yellow at $1(G1.O5.o 80
Oats-Slow at 57(662Ic. ~ ,,S' i Z,
Rye-Firm at S1.l5(0l.18. ~ ~" 81 81. ga
Whisky---Firm at $2.l0 for free. r,' b $3.50.
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New York ". arket.

NEW YoRK, Aug 80. 4
Flour-Closed dull an i heavy, and 15(aaOc
lower.
Wheat-Quiet and Il ominslly in buyers fa7'
yOr. IA. !.
Rye-Scarce and steady at $1.45 for western.'
Oats-Fim at 7O(071c for old western. ,s
Corn-Dull atS1. llS1.12R for good to pRme
new mixed western; $l.O6 for southern ali.
Lard-Quiet at 13ic for steamed, and 1R, o
134c for kettle-rcndered. ~
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, August 30, 1857.
Grain has come in quite literally during IL le
week, and being taken at good prices, has il n
parted more life to all kind of business. Blu 81
ness prospects certainly begin to look lit tic
NOM nbo,.f,,l
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ErrOrx Of Youth.

Gentleman who suffered for year, from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay and all the effects ofyouthl indiscreton
w for the sake of suffering humanity send free to all who
need the recipe and directions for making the simple rene
dy by which he cured Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience 40 by addressing In perfect
confidence. JOHN L. OGDEN A0'(od,, ~ Nav York
may IL 1y sp ~ : -
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The Markets.

There is scarcely any change to note in the
general produce market during the week
Prices have remained steady, and bushes
moderatively active
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Special Aotices.
DIR. j. II. WALKER
NAT N CONSULTED AT THE
GEIGER HOUSE, OTTAWA,
Music Rooms.

Orer Oyton's Book Skv,, Nam Shed
Mss A. y MURPHY continues giving instructions in voal
and Instrumental Music at her rooms her residence Terms
Rnsonat Agents in Ottawa for the celebrated steck
Piano." aiso Pianos, Melodeons Organs &c., by the best
makers. Ottawa, April 20, 1867
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surgery for tine Eye and Ear.
DIR. OLIN,

~, ILArE o. TBf I0viSD Z,
And Graduate Of the Philadelphia University Of Medicine
and Surgery has for the last eight years given his attention
to this important speciality and prepared to treat all dis
Of the eye and whether surgical otherwise Per
suffering from Cataract Cross Eye, Tarsal Tumors
Closure Of the Duct Peypus, Enlarged Tons Catarh
and all diseases Of the ad and throat would do well to
suit the doctor. Examination Free
Office in Post Office Buidi- G. over bakery. may4sp
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There IS senerally a more cheerful tone at
business centers. There is a fair amount of
business doing and every prospect of steady
and substantial increase. There is also gen.
eral drain Of currency from the east to the
west, to move the crops, and instead of the
complaint being plethora of money, there is
fear the market will be uncomfortable tight.
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Sperial Totiees.
Eclectic or new senooI system Of Medicine,

Eclectic or New SehOoI System OF Medicine,
EN- srscng every modern reform and Improvement the
Me deal Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed WITH
tn ey produce evil and the foundation for future III health
Pc should that their children not dosed with
su Oh medicines, for they never be well Afterwards. All
neral poisons alike injurious The greatest modern
in irovement medicine consists in containing the active
edical principles OF roots and plants concentrated
Il rm They Eclectic Remedies and were never before
quaed in the treatment Of disease When judconsy adj
sinsered they meet disease with wonderful certaint,
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
Represents this great reform in medicine and will attend per-
sonay upon all forms of disease either acute chronic or
surgical when desired Violent Diseases dphera cholera
Group ysentery eves &c. very successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic practitioners they losing any
while in old chronic they everywhere They
are always called upon repair the mischief produced by
other physicians with their "kill cure" remedies
Coughs o. 10 or Is years standings Catarrh with the de.
structon of the bones and tissues the nose Con-
SUMPTION with partial loss of lungs; Syphilis with foul
liberation and loss Of parts Hip disease with inability
walk Scrofuous diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness, from to 20 years continuance Rheumatism with
enlarged and anchyosed joints Spermatorhea with deme
tia Diseases Of the Eye, &c. &c. have been cured and all
Of which will be most happily referred to for the benefit of
those similarly afflicted. lie warrants all cases of
Fever and Ague
Diseases of Women Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical instruments Of every variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints Consult him. dec. 22sp-tf
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Banks.

NATIONAL CITY BANK OF OTTAWA
DIRECTORS: 49,. -,ttf
HENRY p EANES' WIN C. cHrRcHILL
EUWiN C. ALIEN EDWARD EAMkS
'VhN ~ CATION, u. H. BULLEN, ,f.s4yJ
THE CITY BANK o. EAMES ALLEN 4 Co. has
s Ay transferred its organization from the State .tho
HauonaI system and will hereafter conduct business un.
der the name and style Of i'FTV -
The National CITY Bank of Ottawa
ixcnnnEc on CHICAGO, NEW YORK. and all tho
p"''t" cities East and West, bought and sold. II
DmW.nange on ENGLAND IRELAND SCOTLAND and
=. points in Continental Europe, drawn in sums
UO.~ IVA Sslver bought and sold
$3.50 -. revenue Stamps of all denominations con.
stantiy on hand and for sale 49, ACCOMMODATIONS ''
WI give especial attention to the rurchass and .als
E' al casses oi Government Securities. includ-
s WV ~ rive, Twenty and Ten.Forty bonds and the
we would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
reaohs heretofore existing between the CITY Rank and liz
patrons anu 10 thcn as well such new ones m NAV favor
US WIN her business We would say shall be able toeY
tens such facility and accommodation as we trst Will n,oy
to them satisfactory and profitable vas P'"
HENRY EAMEs, It,sidsat Erwin G A,Jyx (,,,b;sr
EDw EAMEs. VICE Pres U III BuIlKN A., T.L,.
ottawa ugtst |, lS6j-y
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> II UDl II g .
Z FIRST YEAR..

- TUDI ES. Tr -
& FIRST YEAH. ga !! =
Arithmetic, mental AMI written; English Grammar, anay.
SIS and construction Geography with map drawing Good
rlchs School History Philosophy of Common Things.
FIRST JUNIOR GLASS.
Algebra Natural Philosophy, Grammar, Botany, History
OF the United States, Anatomy and Physiology. Latin,
French OF German.
ADVANCED JUNIOR.
History, ancient and modern; Geometry, Chemistry,
Studies in Eng sh Literature Geology Anatomy and Physi
oogy. Latin, French or German.
SENIOR CLASS.
Mental Science, Moral Science Rhetoric Critical Study Of
Terms as usual, Eighty cents per week; Schol-
ars under twelve, Sixty cents.
August l0-5w.
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ANSWER:
AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.
AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.

Special attention called stock Of shawls coaks
hosiery gloves. parasos umbrellas straw goods veil
bargees tissues Grape love yes buge ribbon and
Tor trimming bamoral hoop skirts black and white
marine skirting; French and American corsets Yankee
notions and in short, everything that we'll be imagined
in the line of dry goods
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educational.
YOUNG LADIES, SCHOOL.
MISSES STANLEY AND TOBY
will open their ,,.. ;.
EAJJ TEDN ON cNIInnT

ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBERNI NINTH.
Lessons in Music, So per term Of "a lessons Use of
Piano So.
lessons in Oil Painting, Water Coors and India Ink at
reasonable charges. r.- 90
DIX TAYLOR will instruct the class In Anatomy and
PHYSIOLOGY giving Of lectures each term. SDecal
essons also in Penanshp Languages md advanced Draw
Ing 10y Mrs Taylor.
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AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.

Where in Ottawa, will you find the bottom prices on do
mesics, Such brown and beachsd sheetng shifting
ticks best quality denms, of all Makes drills stripes and
checks cassm Pekn cloth, Kentucky jeans tweeds
sane fand cassimeres, costonades linen drills, linen
duck bay and buff linen and everything thought Of In the
line OF mems and boys clothing Merimack prints and calico
OF all makes Gotten yarn batting wadding carpet, burlaps
&c, &c, &c.
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what house in Ottawa do you find the greatest variety
Of white goods Linen, lawn oambric jaconets nansook
percae brliants aconct eging and ssrtngs Richardson
irish linen pillow case nen table damask, bleached and
brown linen napkins Scotch diapers, birds eye inen ucka
buck and Russia toweng linen handkerchief hemstitche
anc embrodered embroidered curtains, and thousand
and one other articles too numerous to mention
The universal answer is
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AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.

Hats and caps boots and shoes to compete with those VIII
advertise to "se at cost"
Superior quality of mating, floor and table oil cloths ar
to be found
The New York herald., 1867-04-23
SUPREME cOuRT-cHAMsess.
The Fernando Wood Lcnsc-Thc Motion 70
vncnte the Pullman Injunction withdrawn.
Before Judge G. G. Barnard.

The Fernando Wood Lcnsc-Thc Motion TO
vacnte the Pullman Injunction withdrawn.
Before Judge G. G. Barnard.
Christopher Pullman us. The Mayor. Gc.-It will be
remembered by the readers OF the that In No
vcmber, 1866, injunction granted BY this court
restraining the Mayor Comptroller others from pay
Tor tho use OF the premises Nos. fi5 and III
Nassau street, which had been engaged for the
use Of the Corporation Counsel and the Corpora.
ton Alto rney, but which these gentlemen de-
ciined to use on the ground that they were
not suited 10 their requirements, &c short since
an alternative mandamrs was issued compelling the
Comptroller TO show cause why he should not be CON-
PEELED pay the rclator Fernando Wood the sum of
Sl3500 being the amount of three quarters then
claimed TO he due, and also why tho Lease which had
been drawn for should not DO continued Tho
court decided IN the latter alter by emil
nent counsel that the percmptory mandamus could not
be granted, as the Pullman injunction sl in exist
tonce and valid Fernando Wood then gave notice,
through counsel of motion TO dissolve the injunction
on the ground that Pumans right of action. as mem-
ber of the Common Council expired with hts term OF
office and thai consequently the injunction void, and
should be vacated. The motion has been set on the
calendar Tor argument nearly every week for about two
months past, but the paroles failed 10 come TO the
Scratch and the mouon yesterday withdrawn Fer.
nando now intends TO put to the complaint
in the Pullman case, and the validity of his claim
by civil action. He mad eminent counsel engaged TO
argue tho motion, but probable that be came TO the
conclusion that hts point could not be maintained in
the event OF decision being rendered In his favor,
member OF the Common Council could at the time this
action was instituted bring suit as trustee OF the peo-
pie for the tnat the torn OF oce being so short
Zone year, that by little ssaving or hts right OF
action would would not have timo TO reach the
appellate courts.
The New York herald., 1867-04-23
COURT ur GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett
SENTENCES.

At tho opening OF the court Yesterday the Recorder
sentenced the following prisoners who were remanded
during tho week.
Thomas Kcrrisan, convicted Of stealing 5000 worth
OF watches from Lionel Jacobs sent 70 the sta,o
prison for ave years
VIM; corrisan tfor burglary, and James Davis and
VIM Douglas ior larceny we're each sent to she sag
Charles j. johnson, expert forger, was sentenced
70 the State prison for two years
were sent 70 the psnteniiary for ono year.
John Williams, who committed violent assault upon
SnS rdered o ray fine Of rs $50 ''' 0o' ''''
Tho Recorder said that II williams had been white
man and not negro, he would probably have been
Maria Tracy guilty OF assault sent the Pen.
itensiary for ono year and nned $loo
David Adriance, guilty Of larceny. was sent TO the
George Rosss: boy; pleaded guilty 10 stealing s.s
s ssn % Hooso q On the 18th
Richard Abbott pleaded gully TO indictment charg.
ing him with attempting TO steal $500 in Treasury notes
Of March He was remanded for sentence.
John 0Keee was convicted Of grand larceny In steal.
mSnd briggs Co, south street. on the s.h of March
The jury recommended him 70 mercy and In
OF hts youth the Recorder modified the sentsncs 70 one
years Imprisonment In the Penitentiary.
A DARING HIGHWAY RoBBKRr-yHg oARRorrRs SENT 10
rHR sTAfx PRrsos TWENTY WARS.
Joseph simpson and James Dolan were tried ana
vctcd Of robbery In the rt degree having on Sunday
night the 7th nst attacked and dragged George Town
send ian old mani while passing through Seventh
street. Into stable, held his throat and robbed him Of
two coats and pocketbook containing Sill The cries
OF the old man were heard by citizen and two ocers
who on arriving at the Of the found
him bleeding and on searching the premises they DIS
covered the prisoners in the coachmans sleeping apAr
ments portion OF the property recovered 81 that
time, and Townsend fully identified the robbers The
jury rendered verdict Of guilty without leaving their
Mr. Bedford moved for ssascncs without delay, and
tho Recorder sentenced tho each 70 the state Prison
Ths cosr s1ieur,sA 70 nsss q wsaassdas
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the EXCISE LAW.

The following order issued to the captains Of the
various police precincts by Superintendent Kennedy
yesterday afternoon:-
NO. 400.
SUPERINTENDENT METROPOLITAN Police
NEW YoRK, April ~ 1857. !
L-You will forthwith report 70 this Office the name
OF each person who having been licensed BY the Metro
poltan Excise Bod 70 carry on the liquor business has
been arrested within your precinct and convicted al any
court before any magistrate, since January 1897,
for violation either Of tho first seventeen sections of
chapter SIS OF the Of 1885, commonly known the
Excise law together with the place Of business Of every
such person. the and Justice before whom the trial
place. the Judgment OF the court or Justice and
far possible, The record Of every such conviction
H. You viii also specially report 70 this Office all con-
vicous that may hereafter tako place for the violation
Of either OF the said sections Of chapter 57s giving the
names and places Of the persons 30 convicted tho par
tcuar and clause violated the judgment Of the
court Of justice and the name OF the justice before
whom the conviction may take place.
III Bergeants in charge Of court squads win keep an
accurate record Of all such convictions that may take
place tbs courts 10 which they desiled and make
daily returns OF the same 70 this Office.
JN0. A. KENNEDY, Superintendent
Gso w. DfLKs Inspector.
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branded In the way In which the noble earl had almost
branded them. II our Foreign Enlistment act was de-
fective let be made stronger, should that be deemed
wise; but as long British seamen and British ship
government should be suffered TO treat them with
Earl RUSSELL would not then give any opinion a 70
the or the Tornado but the noble marquis and the
House must that there were two entirely different
questions connected with that vessel The one related
70 the owners and was whether they had engaged In
lawful or unlawful voyage. The other referred 70
the of the master and crew afer ner seizure
by the Spanish authorities. Hear, hearl With regard
70 the first he should be glad at the proper time 70
tanned upon IL and he reserved his own opinions upon
It. With respect to the Of the Victoria no must
he participated In the regret expressed oy ms noble
friend (Lord Carendon that Lord Stanleys despatch
should have been published within. ne believed Two
that despatch having bsen published, with, ne sup.
posed. the consent OF her Mpesty's government h
was requisite that proper time should DO given the
Spansh government for answering It. II was deeiraDse
however that further time should b lost N the de.
csion Of that case Az the facts appeared Il was cass
OF great wrong done 70 British vessel ana 70 me
British Dag. and he trusted tho Spanish government
would AFFORD the redress which demanded OF tnem
bat u they did not Her Maesys government ought %
me nonof OF the country.
The Earl Of CLARD0H, In explanation, said no should
% sorry 70 exotic the anger Of his noble Trend he
Marquis or Clanrcarde and he could assure him thae
No had oonfounded two distinct things He bad mos
aaad that the spanish gcyernmsat had behaved well g
these English saiorR He thought there vas no tustn
cation for the great cruelty evnced towards them In
keeping them In irons and Obtaining them In custody
had been done. He had said nothing whatever about
that His auscn was 70 the owners Of the vessel. Who
trouble.
The subject thsn dropped.
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BY imperial decree. dated March 1867, the Emperor
Dom Pedro H. appoints tho present Brazilian minister
ss washington, Senior joaquin Maria Nascentes do
Axambuja envoy extraordinary special mission 70
the United States Of Colombia
Senior dc Azambuja s to be replaced at Washington
by senior Dr. Domngos Jose Goncalvcs do Magalhaes
the present Brazilian minister resident ut Vienna.
Gen. Stewart Van vliet vel, known In military
life the able and efficient chief aaareraster
the depot during the and popular In the social
cirlccs Of this city yesterday left with his family for
Baltimore, 70 which department, as deputy quarter
mastergcnerai he was some time ago transferred By
tho military authorities a. Washington. large number
OF friends collected n the railway depot 10 bid MIN
farewell and 70 vsh MIN God specd In his nov asd &
duAea
The New York herald., 1867-04-23
Excitement in Paris.

Paris April 81 Correspondence of the London News
fearful panic at the Bourse, caused by the appre-
hension OF a mediate Is tue alabsorbng OF
tho aay The Minister OF War has gwen II his
opinion that Prussia cannot dcicnd the kline without
the possession OF the fortress OF Luxemburc and that
possession she resolved MAINTAIN against all
War rcmors crop up in all directions II Is said that
Marshal Mcmahon, Duko OF Magenta, has been tclc-
graphed for from Algeria, st Marshal Canrotert has
gone on \ mission OF ohscrv alton to Strasburg aud,
more important all that Major Loisel, OF the
most dslIng officers the French army, has been
sent In hot haste 20 the Rhine
IL Is also announced that the army Of Lyons has been
ordered 10 shold itself in readiness
From the London Standard, April ST.
Our Paris correspondent cxhsls state Of great ur.
easness and soreness among all Frenchmen the posi-
ton OF the Luxembourg negotiations and the conviction
Is general In Paris ths later, war will break
Out between France and Prussia
ato telegram from Paris says-The rumors current
here that ulimatum had been sent TO Prussia and
that the Duke Of Magenta had been to Paris
aud that loan Of 800 600 900 francs aoout 70 be
issued arc denied.
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Charge Against q Custom House Clerk.
before Commissioner white.I

Alfred st. Clair, clerk In tho Custom House. yes
terday further examined before Commissioner White
charge Of having presented forged pay rolls Mr..
Johnson assistant auditor and thereby derauding the
government OF the sum Of 0S6 The facts OF the case
together with the evidence OF Mr. Johnson have already
appeared Ia the HERALD. Mr. Joseph Bell conducted the
prosecution. and Judge Becbe defended the prisoner
Mir Johnson again placed the stand, and cross.
examined by Judge Beebe with the OF showing that
the witness was so much pressed with business tho
day the rolls paid that he had sufficient
OF Identifying the prisoner Witness testified that he
told person in the Custom House that the person who
the accounts had alongside his
[rhe prisoner has Of that kind He told the off,
who arrested the prisoner that there something
peculiar about the prisoners The further hearing
was adjourned to Friday next