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NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. GO

COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA.
In the District Court, First .JSdieidi District
w. J. TOMPKlNS, %. CHARLES CRANE
FrN0 CHARLES CRANE: You are hereby notified
that W J. Tompkins has fled complaint
against you in said Court, which will come on to be
heard at the first term of the Court which shall com
mence more than two months afler the 9th day of
August, 1867, and unless you appear at said term
the prayer thereof granted. The object and prayer
Of said complaint is TO Judgment against Won
for the sum Of f5s8 l6l00-being &ls3 l6-I0O, upon
IN favor Of said Plaintiff and the sum Of 400 rent
for the use and occupation OF certain premises In
said county, hired TO you for ten months beginning
September 18th, 1854, and ending July 18th, 1885.
Complaint fled August s, 1867.
PARKER & STEVENS,
st-zm Attorneys for Plaintiff.
, 1867-09-13

RELIGION IN ST. LOUIS. 4 St. Louis
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial
says most Of the fifty thousand Germans in
st. Louis are free thinkers. They seldom,
If ever. trouble the churches, and with them
Sunday is a splendid holiday. The more
aristocratic and wealthy throng the club
rooms Beer gardens, and beer houses are
in full blast. The best bands of the city are
always engaged for the peoples amusement.
The parks are crowded, and the whole city
seems to regard Sunday as a gala day. In
the evening the theatres (Germau) are sure
to be thfoneed from :" pit to DOME"
, 1867-09-13

pREMrUM LIST

OfMs WaHG Wails Agrieuiturst Soe'sty, 70 s %
A,cqrdsd at the Second Annudt Fstr, 70 oe hssa
on the End, Sd, 4th and 9Th days cf Oe'00sr' 1861
, 1867-09-13

Clas, I.-Horses, Jacks and Males.
M Thoron0h BREEDS.
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SPECIAL rslsGaAn 70 the HERALD.

scrisas Assa1ir on Revsnws Omeer-A
CoIored 1svcssiGasies Of tho Cosser~ativs
Course Of Que Of tho Br cthreu.
RIcHnosp, Va. August q, 1857
10 O'Clock r. N.
ssriols assault was made last night by q imsa
named Kelly the Inspecror General OF Internal Re.
venue Mr. smith. Kelly vas liberated this morn az On
one thousand dollar bail. rbs Lending TO the
ARRAY Of . most complicated nssurs, Involving
certain alleged auours Of Smiths wife. money trans
actions ana other matters Smith 10 have testified
a. prnclpal witness the OF ColIsctor James
to-day; but the wounds and bruises be received pve.
cIudsd the possibility Of his appearance court rhs
was accordingly 70 be adjourned Tomorrow
Kelly will bs examined before tho issics Of tho county
court and much Interesting matter n expected bs
developed
meeting was hsld By the colorsd people this even
ing in kbsnsxer Churoh1to investigate the OF
colorsd named Cornelius Harris IN taking the side
81 John Minor Botts ~ ths recent Convention A
division OF sentiment prevailed 10 the meeting 10 tho
guilt of Harris some contsnding be untrue TO his
principles whils others upheld ham IN bis
course No positive action hes bssn taken his
20
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asnnsa Venture haS ossn c,oiscss BY f,h, Mr..
10 crew or Two. named George Mtli,r ,,t
sc',y o." .sle ,he IN DUTY twenty orr lsel inn, 49,,
t~sase = a hall feet broad Tue raft whch bss t
u - nNss OF sires c,s ndsrs pointed at sarh erd
- sehsr oy canvas C. INJECTIONS. hsv,ns 40 ~,
ocok- - Is Strengthened b. boards slipped und.r
$3.50 "ou hee&-peces. the VIZ 's kent together by
~ aa, wlerproof CLOTH nang over boom. clossd
e"- s'csmnat resembling e.osy tont. affords
w.. accommodation, two a. L.me, AUD tue tairf
keepng watch THIS Is fixed . strons locker in
which the provisions kept The raft lAyto seyea
times from stress of weather. and tina las vssso spoken
was the John Chapman. q week since from which they
were gwen fowl, which Is still av aud well
spars.
The captain poorly two dsrs during the passage
oenerwiss All have been per health. and the
se ~ good spirits, their countenancss looking healthy
and bronxsd by tue weather
reasoning and corrected their position by vessels
boat. NV
'"o ea. mas kept perfectly wster-tght aii the way
uo& 'eak ot any sort having occurred She Ia fitted
with apparatus for dllng the tubes with air On too
aruya. F." ,he rsr Mr. J. II Stebbing the President of
tina chan, 'er OF Commerce went on board cOngratu-
iatno m, w 90 the succssa OF their daring
and teuis.d them any good offices that night be
ouIrsd Th~ - tain landed on his ARRIVAL 10 rop0rt 70
The Unitsd s,ass, Consul. Captain j. Brtloa.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or the maAlO.

Dali Week aud bad Weather-The Singh.
lar Visit Of Eusenie 90 Osborne-The Empe-
r0r Napoleon Expected In Isoud0n-Curious
Extracts from a Curious Book.
LONDON, July q. 1887.
The news by this mail Is extremely measrs 50 far -
London is concerned Exhausted by the recent round
Of festivities tho sultan and the Beigans, the
sropolis has subsidized into duuess and everybody VINO
can afford is getting OF town the country the
seaside the moo1 Of Scotland. The weather, TOO,
very bad and ~ cold a. that Of November.
Tho brief visit OF the Empress Of the French o.
borne the topic OF aud the riddle
OF the hour. Everybody declares thai 1t
thing; but nobody conjecture what IL means As
you have already been Informed The Empress arrived
at Osborne Monday afternoon aud left Wednesday
On her return this imperial yacht stopped at Brsst aud
then started for Cherbourg and Havre, but CON.
PEELED 70 put back TO Brest by heavy weather Nov.
her Majesty IS known TO be very bad sailor, what
motive could she have 70 ths channel only
the Queen for fsw hourss This is the question whioh
sgtates the qu idnuncs
Whatever her Maiesty's mission was. the chances
90 that she has succeeded In 1t: for although
her visit TO the Queen strictly private, yet have
the best authority for stating thai the Queen and the
Empress were constantly together They walked drove
and Iunchsd company and had Their photographs
tsAou eh V0"Pr. btfhW iscs thAs tuo
peror expected BY tho royal household arrive Ia
London within fortnight This looks II the Emps
were coming to complete some arrangement which
The Empress had proposed but no can guess What
that arrangement
During the visit the Queen presented the Empress
With advance copy OF work called THE Early Years
Of the Prince Coosos THIS book has prepared BY
the Queens order and under her supsrintendspcs IL
contains extracts from her hsjsssys private Journal de-
soribng her proposal Of marriage the Prince sod her
regard for him, and also prvss stssrs from Queen
the Prince Consor and other regal psrsonages II will
be formally published here to-day The English trans
lations from the German were made by the Princess
Louisa
One passage, however. 10 worth noticing; because IL
10 generally considered hint the Prince Of Wales
After rectns the care which Prince Albert took TO
guard against scandal his refusal TO ride drive or walk
without the company Of an squsrry; his paying no
visits in general society his avoidance Of tho gaysss
or the fashionable world his resolve 10 be regular
attendant the courss. and not 10 initiate 1.-THE
free lives and even must DO said Che vscss Of former
generations Of the royal family" the passage concludes
thus :-"Abovs all he has Get example for hts chill.
dren. from which they may b. they can never
dsviais without falling in public estimation and running
the risk or undons the work which he has bssn 90
ssrumsntai IN accomplishing" This sdmonory tone 10
perhaps justned bot nevsrthsless the Prncss friends
resent shs rssuks. aud mishs better have been
omitted.
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A Distinguished French Candidate for tho
Tiara.
PAsrs, August Q, 1851.
The oame Of Bishop Dupanloup 10 prominent among
those which spoken OF ia connection with the Pa
pacy 10 said his choice successor 70 Plus TX
a the Papa, chair will be strongly urged by France.
whose ,unusncs It ID beloved will largely preponderats
N the uogs ee0tion-
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The Omciai Correspondence 10 Jbe Presented
10 Parliament.
LONDON, August g. Midnight.
Ia the Houss OF Commons to- night Lord Stanley the
sscrssay Of State for Foreign Affairs promhed 10 SUBJ
init to the House before close OF the present session
che correspondence which had passed between the
British government and thar Of the United States
regard TO tho Alabama claims, and all The other docu-
asass bearing on the case
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Tus cunard steamship Russia, Captain Cook, from
Liverpool The 27sh and Queenstown the 2sth Of July,
arrived at this por yesterday morning. bringing our
niss and special correspondence u detail Of our cable
dssps,che 70 the evening Of The 21th uItimo
A late siton Of the Abendpoa Of Vienna, Of July a.
publishes captain oroIss Official report Of the death Of
a. xmgry MAMMALIAN, partly coaarpisg and addlas
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The British Peers Accept the
Reform Bill.
A New Concordat Between
Austria and Rome.
NAPOLEON EXPECTED IN ENGLAND
.Qasca victoria's Memoir Of Prince Albert and
History Of Her Courtship.
BRITISH REFORM.

Tho rvry { 'esrs Rocedtng Before the Popular
Will.
LONDON August g. 1857
In che House Of Lords last night the amendment TO
the Reform bill inc easing the basis OF tho Ledger fran
chiss from slo to annum reconsidered and
rejected
Before adiourung the ouse OF Lords agreed tospass
the Refosaa bill to its third .reading tonight.
The Bill N'assed.
Lospo.s. August 6--Midn ight
In the House OF Lords To- night IN accordance with an
understanding arrived at yeserda evening" the Reform
bill was read for tho third time and passed
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Ex Goverasr DAVID Porter ii.f At his rss.asncs in
Harrisburg yes.srday sfteruoou Stsr brsf illness.
He the seventy .n4nth ysAr Of his eye and had
bean for msuy years Identified With tho pubic Affairs VI
the state He served Q msmber 0 both brsnchss OF
the Legislature and the rst Governor sscssd under
the constitution u 1888 ooe which he held Tor two
successive tsrms He . man Sf large snd vigorous
mind which remained anooaisd anil me hour Of his
death.
Telegram from New Orleans announces The death Of
General Won 3hrsdsr inspector )snsrl or The Ffth
Military district No entered ,hs army 10 MAJOR ,g ths
Ssveaty fourth 0hio csxpssa
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TINE UNITED STATES sQuAouoH.


The Naval Master asd Fierce at Chorbesrg-
Movements Of the vesseis-Chaases al
cHsasousa France July %, 1857.
larger American naval force Is now anchored In this
harbor than has ever been sssn in European waters
before
The Colorado sailed to-day o. uoou for New York
where sho expected 10 arrive about the middle Of
August
ras rnaklla Is ysIssi oY scores u p,sp.s daily, tn,
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NAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunart mail steamship Persia Captain Lssa wtn
ieavs this port Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europs will close Of tho Post once -
hAfpsst eight O'Clock On Wednesday morning
THs NV Yosx HEsALo--E ditiou for Europs- viIi -
ready At half.pass ssves In the mornss
s.ass copies, In wrappers, for mailing. aH cent?
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lUalteS states Minister Bancroft at His Post.
BERLIN, August g. 1897.
Hsa George Bancroft, the Ambassador Of the United
e,ssss 20 enc court OF Prussia has arrived In this city
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NAP0lE0N's DIPLOMACY.

No 1aterviow with the King of Prussia.
PARIS, August 6, 1851.
1t 10 now denied that any interview will take place
eswssa The Emperor Napoleon and the K,ng Prussia
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The French for making hne french spts
OF W per ce gsnfer without the Of GOAL leecb ubs
new be Ia full operation New York
yu Only onehfth Of the usual work capital
employed rhs quality OF the spirits superior w 81
others In the market and the Of production g.sur
reigoei rae apparatus makes alcohol and whisEsy -
vel ss French spirits
for circulars address
kSsuEr RBCrTFviN0 AND NYG oOMPANv
~. Broadway. room No q New York Ntg.
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the FEMIAN

q New Batch Of Traitors Convicted.
W DUBLIN, August 9. 1867
Thirty three Of the rsnians who have been trial
before the Commission in Tpperary have been con-
WICKED Of treason.
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Arrival Of American Crafssm IN Bnaisna.
Isoutampton July 49, correspondence Of London Star
Tue American IifsrAn konpsrs forty Tires days from
New York srr-sd hsrs bsswssn NE aud ala O'Clock
va svsaiak A.a 70 ns0rsA ~ tas dssk sAMa lnis
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THE GULF cAsle.


Nxw ORLEANS. August 64s0I
The steamer Raleigh. from New York. reports Az
gust or Ksy West. At eight A. NJ, she spo<s p,io>
boat who reported that tho steamer having the HavaaA
cable on board bad arrived, and everything rcsAt-
nesa Sue would proceed 70 lay tbs cable that day.
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TING KENTUCKY elscrlon.

LpvIsvfiLs Angus 9. 1887
AdfiionAi election rsturns confirm tho previous
ports Of Alasgs democratic majority. An election
held tox Congressman IN the Third district al the
vscAsey cccassosd by tbs death " Hoo Etusa Hiss.
which resulted IN the choice Of J. 4 GAiody democrat
BY slmoes uuanx NOUS vots
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LsvxarcH. "A. Nswtown, I. T., on tuesday sveass9
August g. CaARLSs r. LavxxsCa. Jt. only of Oha4s1
u. Lsverich
Notice Of the funeral in The Afternoon papsru
Fw O,hsr Dsn.hs See Sevsast f'ayaI
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n y n G A RY.

Kssszsb Deciiues a Seat In Parliament.
PEsrH. August 8, 1857.
II ID said that Kossuth declines the the hungs-
Parliament conferred upon him By tho electors Of
waiissa
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Relief of the English Captives.
LONDON August 9. 1857
As,oes resolved here from Abyssina report that the
sussb captivss In that country no longer In the
hsaas Of King ThsodorusL
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the OCEAN MAILS.

rhc Transatlantic Contract Open.
LosDos, August 6. 1857.
Il w sd,cisiy stated that the contracts for carrying
the British nails 10 New York ct the expiration OF the
Cuuard contract open eli bidders but that
OF British ships viii have tho preference
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EST r a..

xecaDci.!ssicn with the Holy See
visSNA, August 9, 1857.
Active oegotiatlons going between the
Austrian govsrumsu, and the Roly SEQ for tho sstso
llshasni Of q asW ConoordAt
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rss rospow nosr MAnxr.-LosDoS, August g.
Kvsains- -Coasols closed 81 ~ for money. American
securities closed - The following ratesUnted States
nvs-twenty bonds, 70 lilo; Illinois Central Railroad
shsres 76k: Erie Railway shares, az; Atlantic and
Great Western consolidated bonds, 22k.
Tas CONTINENTAL BoURsDs -LoSDos, August Given
ing "A despsssh from Frankfort quotes United States
bonds ct Tx.
IrvnRrooL CoRroS MARKEr-LavERrocf- August O.
Evening Tho cotton market closed DUH At the follow
ing authorized quotations: Kidding upiands l0kd
mdding Orleans, lohd The sales OF the day reached
TsAps Rsrosr -rhs advioss from Manchester are no.
favorable
IavrprooL BxuApsruvrs MARKxr-LrvxRroor, Auauss
g. Evening Corn 3ss whsat las l0d barley, Sa ;
oats s. I'D peas, &2a Cd.
e-Evsuiug. --Bssf l&2s Cd pork, TSs lard SOS. ID :
bacon, t3s Cd.
LrvrspooL PRopccI sKrr.-LrvrRrooi, August o.
Hvsning Common rosn, Ia. nne do, liza Spirits
turpestIns sla rallow, ass Pstrosum-sprs. Cd !,
refined. L. Sd
Lospow nAaxErs -LoSpoy, Angus, o-EveniDg. The
London maftsts unchanged. No IL Dutch standard
sugar, 2sA u Scotch pig iron, 53s Linseed cakes,
GO lisa Calcutta lnsssd 6ss Cd Liuseed oil, GAi y
Whale OIL, ga Sperm oil, els.
THn PsrRoLRvn MARKgr -ASrwERP. August o-Peuo
isum nst at Assf for standard white.
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DR.. kesnedy's Disrrhea Cor6iels-Oss Rot.
lie will family la sickness 10 hsalth shouil
have bottle Of every irsvelier BY l.sa sJ -a.
should have bottle % w. For sale DEMAS BARNES
CO, n Psrs g. WELLS co. IoS. Fulton strssA
and c. n. cafrrESrON, u SIXTH aysnuA ~ T. A rslaI
bs n traax alta "a 4
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TINE ENGLISH TURF.
The Brighton Races

The Brighton Kaces-
1 LONDON. August 9, 1857.
RE ar,sbtss commenced to-day. The hrst race
vss Tor the Biennial stakes which won by Troca-
dsro, vaa Amburgh came in second The other race
wss for the Roshschild takes and was won BY Patty
The leading horses camo in - follows
Pay
north Star. .......'..'......
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II pos' veiy restores hair 10 original and
youthful beauty Is dscste DRESSING mpsrts fe growth
aud strength n the weakest hair lts failing
solt by all druggists fashiouabis hardrssssrs and
sARAHA CHgvALrER NJ d.
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oas :1sM 8, asasr. dsp,. Is sro.sw.y n. sesi
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Qussmrowr. August g The steamship CITY OF Ant.
werp Captain hirt4 from New York July n, arrived
here this forenoon rosas 70 Liverpool
LnposDnnsr AsfuM 0-The steamship Nova Eco.
usn SAg.ean Aird. ron Quebec July "a, has arrived
here on the way V Liverpool
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.kliissic I.cckstisch. SewinA Mschiss..-
voIule ssosioa. sdiustsSts drop fesd
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Cristsdego', Hair Dye.-The Best Rver M as-
ufActrr-d Wholesale sad rs,sl. Aiso applied ~ No
Aston HDusy
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Buy Niiier's Hair Dy~.-Bcsf aud a sec.
Sod by Dragyisss. Depot d Der street
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Mentor ulfe-savtng Roff tompn0v.-Theso
Rats aHord he OF saving liz u tsA-tss
The voyage ~ one Of th~n tbs Soupareh
amply this In
received NJ tho ONCE OF
wM O. THOMPSON, Presidess.
a. Urr,w Secretary 81 wall street
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Fer s sss rH .s ,TIr.,erssssc.s.
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Royal Hsycns I.otseyy.--Fo .Om~i.J Draw.
inss f,r July ~ 1857. see another OF the panrv
TAYLOR co, Bankers, Is Wall street New york
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as =. T Stssxks Ola. .sfSsr g.: r.
Chit stfsss-
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Hin, the IuIssissbIe, has He.ssused Hair Css-
tsos studio No e5 DusDs street. HAr Dye 300 Bee ~
QsSiI he ALL
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as's s. g. $ HsEsf s.rs'
REMEDY, Used in..rdly New York assasS. Dsssaa
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.tsvsv~v A Bakers Highest ersnisu Sswisa
nschsnes ey6 broadway. Nsw YorhI
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4 LAZY Of ysa.sssssa cssms,c.,. sh.u ~.

iSs ssosdwsy room No 4 Sss Voss org.
... !s e ScTfssfaa s s SsVs 81. SH us n:
,u, ,.o: gre. ss 70 y, c0Us .cS
AID .rsax;S o the rs..s., 1. :sg: I. 'sIas sst
- ''' s1RAHA. cHEvALrER. NJ o.
o.. IS Es:;is .:.. s.s Il. ss:s
s.s r, c.. s-: H b.Ss. 2 S.7 .. AID ca.s
.i. ss.. n: "a ,: r.. Be-: .,s! &C.: !.
:as :. S isssss: Ola. . sSsEssS f S.:.
q. viii ss: :..g t.si s:.a.:. s, s.ess .sss;i
ssosa S.ss soi. of Tor .sis oy DfsAs ssksssI
CO r.!s fsT z Ms ..s CO. r. Fs''s
By al arasssis; price 81
-, .is..s L1 -. e f.,ss M.s..rs:
'oIu1s ssosoa sdiussssls drop fssd
: s s IA :s..s. r Tls,ssc' Sd ...
< s...s..; s W. ss:s rr'." s'~s
"a: II 8 ss.s: s.: g.. m.f c-
uss Sold By all drusss.s
Rats OF ssvng f- u tsA-se
Of them tbs 's0uraresi'
the Atlantic amply demonsrstes this In
orders received NJ tho once Of ooopsaY.
ww O. THOMPSON, Presiaess.
I r. urrou sears,,ry. 81 wall stree,
Rsyat Havene lottery .--For ONa~s NJ Draw.
s:s sSs,s'S I. W. W., ?,
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"a. a. s. g. s HsFsf s;rs' IksStssSs
We sss S S:s sss 's'' O''
Rsy.i Ma.saa I.sssssy.-Pri,ss Paid, 9.
Doaboous aud ell kinds Of Cold and silver
TAYLOR 90 Baaksrs B wall arss<, n Z.
Ths Howe g3echlss Dee Issck sstsch yews
Ing usenno XIII Al HOWx Jr. tertraa iuseAesr * ~
ssvfns Oaohissl. Prssadeut, - Broadway. Ns~ x~A
The Neither Can Rely Upaa Vlys. WissiewH
soDTbiNu SYRUP " give rest and nsAith 70 ~ cnua
not only reiteves the child from pain. but r9us'ss ns
stomach aud bowels wind collie scf ,ens me emss
reduces Inflammation and VII carry the tst~n sAieV
though the critical period Of 'ssshins
MIA wirsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP
hAvne the fac simis Of Curtis rsrkn % we oosssa1
wrapper All others are bass mAaoas
| wt,.,,r e. wiIsss Lsck stitch sswtaz Ma
sLas sai aas9a ass tssa'ss ~ Beosd~u
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In your position. which aud will perhaps become Ia
could nS s1' am %ss -pa
ton winch indispensable for your hsppness and which
say most annually that yoa CONSIDER ssice on The psrt
Of Albert Ths 10 true in many ponis because his position
upon pour Affection Tor Su you love ln and ar. sins
e him he VIII sasy bear che bother. o. ss position ana
his character which vii facilitate this
What Prince Albert himself felt sabjsct ~ Gao
lsars from his letters He thus wrote 70 his grand
mother:--
The subjee, which has occupied much Of s,s at
las, settled Tue Queen sent tor her room
o,s sSa sasca"" s.. 70. as% "ss ss ,ss
had gaine her whoe heart and would msks her intensely
sharing her lie looisd 90 iss
asFS. hs oa, hing whcs roao,S her va. TIA. she I'D
manner 10 which she told this quite me- ard
smass and an guile .sre Heaven sss 40, gwen one INTO
evl hands and tina. We shall bs asppy .ose,hsf.
should like and we .alx cs-het great d.. seos,
our & .s as % sr. q % @ =. .g
shall nave 70 take leave dear, dear
taking possesson of Il Of ocsobsr
VICTORIA made this declaration snd 1 have hib-rlo
betters
To his cosss friend, Prince L5wsns,s,n he ~ross
thus
yc.. am actually bridegroom, All seou, the eth Of
Yon know how matters stood when last you hero
rares 70 m, aas Of ses that S- wished TOO saar
70 BE- broken Of and that foe four years sbs
ess but m resolution 70 declare on my psr Ina, also
tired q the dssy -a1fsw sn y, ,ss% ", IS, .dsm nj
second ser arrival the most friendly demon s.rs
,ons re c,rs 3 prrs,s aesne, IN ~Sos y. aasea
offered me her hand aud heart.
On the 18th January. 1sto the Qussa opsnsi PBriia
mont in vsrsou aud announced her Intention TO marry
Princs Albst, % tue 10Th Of February the nsrrsss
took pl1c3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-07
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tue Jon@ -rsfe@sut This Year.
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msnt We cempa-s che dgurss with the stasn.ns made
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