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ArTkxPT OF MOTHER TO DROWN HER
SELF AND Two CHILDREN.-The Johnstown
IRA democrat has an account Of d singular
ananr wnere woman named Mary Bath, re-
siding In that vicinity, attempted to drown
after preparing breakfast, and while her hus-
band was eating, Mrs. Hath went to the Sleep
Ing apartment, and taking two of her youngest
spectively, ont Of bed and wrapping her dress
around them, she went TO the we'll and either
Jumped or crawled in. She wss soon missed
and assistance called, and after considerable
labor they were ali rescued. but in q dro wning
condition. The mother and the eldest child
were restored to animation. but the babe is In a
critical condition. No cause IL assigned to
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~The Baltimore City Council propose to
insure each OF the fremen for two thousand
dollars against death by accident.
~The Boston Adverttser inttmates an opin-
ion that Gen. sherman is responsible for the
antpathy Of the South to the Military bill.
- A ball was gotten mp in Evansville BY
ladies who engineered me whole thing sad In
vIfed the young men. tasf esssl
~Rev. Father Asly Pool, . distinguished
Methodist clergyman, died In hts eSth year,
last week, at his residence. near Aorganto wn,
Wsst Virginia.
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1lf all accounts are true the Empress Eu
genie Is one OF the unhappiest Of wives She
IL so closely watched that she cannot even
eiope from the palace when she wishes to; and
her atte mpts have often been frustrated. Her
Majesty ana Charlotte Of Mexico may mingIe
miseries Of greatness.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHIEeTON. February ~, 1867.
1n1ormation has been receivsd at this De-
pSriment from Mr. Franklin Chase. Consul
feneral OF the Unite States at Tampco, Mex
leo. OF the death, on the nth OF December, 1866,
a. Tampico. of Thomas Newton, late maie ON
board Of the United States steamer Paul
Jones"
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PROPOSED UNION OF THE PRRsBYTRRIAN
CHURCBEs.-The union OF the two great bodies
into which the Presbyterian ChuI ch in this
has long been the subject of teneral desire,
not only among the clergy and in deliberative
assemblies. but with the mass OF the laity of
the two communions. As their difference is
not on points OF doctrine SO much as on modes
OF discipline, IL is natural that this tendency
to coalesce should exist. Last May a COM
mittee was appointed by the General Assem-.
Ito consider and confer upon the feasibility
OF efecting union. These committees are
composed OF seme Of the first clerical and Law
members OF their respective denominations,
and are now celebrating in New York. The
result OF their labors is to be reported to the
General Assemblies next May.
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Co-oPHRATIvE HOUSE BUILDING-A new
Yorker. who says he has 'spaid a large house
rent for small incon venient house quite long
enough" advertises for about twenty We per.
sons who are willing to unite into a company
and put mp enough houses for all at some dis
lance In the country, and thus, by owning
enormous rent. Cooperative house. building
may be a very good thing, but in view of the
trials and disagTeements sure to occur when
twenty five persons unite in such enterprises
and considering that one house can be put up
by one owner quite as cheaply In proportion
as twenty five can be erected by twenty. n We
owners, IL seems to rs far better for each indi.
vidual to do this for himself He can buiId
then to suit his wants and means ana avoid
all risk OF the quarrels which the ~ stem aboy
indicated would be sure to cause
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE

DEFAKTHBNT o. STATB Z
WAsHIHGTON, February 10, 1867.
Information has been received at this DE.
Consul Of the United States at San Juan.
Porto Rico, Of the death, on the Ist day of
feoruary instant, at Arecibo, p. R., OF Dr.
henry BIyant, who. at death, was con-
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PERSONAL.

A-UU CAN NEVER MAKE TAE TRIP on Ba-
A cAu or Samaritan humbugs See DR.. ID 4 r.
b1, 492 9Th rtTeet He is he highest authority
sb suck cases dts private rooms are opposite
OLd feio~s Hal Ja2S-lm'
u trench prsventives against 1f.esse and preg-
baHty tvten - ch uHt u Ia zblel 3 mt TO ad
dIrss, 81 81, 80 S6snd 81 IT dol according 70
Quai.Y by Dr WOOD RoN f03, or call at &I9 tn
street, up stairs arlington, q. ys3-lm'
AIRS CURGls IRVING, C.aucOyaat, aAd Test
t'l Medium, will sive lIe readings, Including
Fast, Present aud uture At her ONCE, &20, nsTtn
side OF Pa. bet "a aud 9Th streets. u ice
hours from 70 .. IN and to . .. m. - "a lm'
A b. MAI LICE REAL sOiESrlfIU AS.
n. ThULUGEb UF AMERIUA,
Prom the position ana IS pect OF TIE Stars at the
tine OF Ones birth, will revea astonishing Sc
cIets that no living mortal ever knew before; how
TO BE- successful In all reason tble Undertakings.
be tells sne and very day you marry describes
the intended companion, ard telis all esents Of
hte sOOd luck aud long lite to visitors Laiies 10
rents Ia IA: geutleneH 10 full 81. Gall st 40
i2th Il near y. all hours until in the eve aipg.
de 81 I'm
{'ONFlDkHTlAL-You men who have In
- JuTed themselves Dy certain secret habits,
thich unit them for business pleasure, or the
duties Cf married life; also. middle aged and old
ssuses. Ieel . debility in ad dvsnce Of their years
before placing themselves under the treatment Of
suy one, should hrst read The Secret friend -
hsrrled aais wil learn sonet hing Of i'm portance
BY perusiuE The Secret friend. " sent TO any ad
arees, in sealed envelope receiyt Of IS cents
Address DR.. CRAs STUART co. Boston
nsss nosly
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IMPORTANT AND INrxREsTIHa CASE The
case Of the w ashing gton, Alexandria and dGeorge.
Town Railroad COMPANY VI. James s. French,
before Judge Under wood, in chambers, was
commenced In this city yesterday, and argued
by r. ]. Brent and Gen. Brent Of Baltimore,
gued to. day by Col. George w. Brent for the
defendants. The object Of the proceedings, as
we understand, 10 10 enjon the defendant from
slanderinG the plaintiffs title to the property
Of the Washington, Alexandria and George.
town railroad, and to restrain the said plaintiff
from prosecuting his claim TO said property In
the circuit court Of Alexandria.-Atszdsdria
Gazette. r'.s To-
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BOOTS, SHOES, &.

" INV sroRs.
The undersigned bess leave to inform his frisn3s
sToRE es = Is Is. s:s
I !Sa as &: Hn sasS
misses ana ooi'Seir; BOUTS AND sHo.s.
a II. Nc. os..: a. s.s c1s. a..
nSsH Ss z K. =. Pages store; sS;ro.a,p vusov
III H0kTIC0LTUkkI ToOtsu
rfSShs fsSHisG GFss1syss s1H xsp
TREE rnlnn'ss; I'M s.. ss6vAsAuoAr0as. f.
4 o6r s5:s tPGs
csniainins full set HSfti cultural TSols on i'
,s-eo,w SIS 7tS str..s +; asAbsTIaoFhoW; b.Ia. 3.
SltBLISG BILLS for sale in sam. to suit pur.
o6is; 6aishest market price paid for AMERICAN
sr.u LEWIS JOHNSON ssa g. S.,,,s s..,:5:: .,:n:,
Tar s,u.: sT; I, ,Tln9IaYT ,Ii. p :al,; Hall.
sr%s 2o VI. ... b
.nd oircu:r @ The prineipsi bosissorss Of tSi:
az. e 'Ad'''' q; ifHssSas iFHiiss.s; o..o.,,. .a
p EMov Al.
ran sA1IUs4I FSs4 og ygEI9s CON-
Have removed to their New once,
No. u LOUISIANA AVENUE.
First door east Of 7thst.
DIR1O TORs:
Qeas. HnaI, Prs.'t. Geo; ". kisss, Vice Presr,
g s.oidson, Daniel podd. W VIM. Dixon. '''
hi;s.s e s'd P iss6BL. D. LARs.s. secretary.
u w.B, MosEs'
TAsRIONABLB CARPET, FURNITURp AND
BEDDING STORES, sl----I e
NOS. s21 & s1s, IRrELLleENoRR BUILD.
ING, OORHHR 7TH AHDD., -"
And
no. sos 7TH sTR1ET, fHoBNp BUILDIHe.
ADJOINING ODD TELLOws' HALL,
AND EXAMINE THI FINEST AssoRrED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADrLPHIA.
he has al the latest designs made IN PAii.del.
phie. Aey York and Boston. The stock 10 always
Tor which Si 10 q 3: We:
1astsrn prices, His nnsst y urniturs is made to
fses c. r. hrno1sishta, and Of the best material
fnrchasers should study their ow. interest b.
f1s sai s:
ena OBTAIN Ms price list before going elsewhere,
.hsa :: s sFp'1 ~ :,S
BEDS. BEDS. snd 90 iinds q Goss.s: ga ki;:sss Ssr:
81 ,is. a:s: .' the Lowest
,sE.,@.mbsr ,E.s,%@.smbsr Noe 5aI and s1s Iatslligs.eer
III: s.s :s;;:s: Sas S:io"
Nssso s4Ek 4 .PPgoKwHsAT,
'SsSsaS sss.s:Ss asS:S 81! s;;;
AL Of hnt quality >pd - loo erices.
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~TAsy have Ristori cravats in New Or.
leans. t1it .atff
a0Ths Potomac River was bloc kadsd BY
ice this winter tor my days.
J. @Crosby iavssted si6oooo In sdvertssing.
Itpaid. 7. q. o. L ssr IatF
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THE BOSTON HOTEL KEEPKRs-The pro-
prietors OF the best hotels in Boston have ad-
dressed a petition to the Massachusetts legis-
Iatare, asking permission TO keep wines ana
liquors for the use of their guests under
proper restrictions They say that ssthe oh.
servafion and experience OF years have tar ht
them that II Is not possible, IN any part of the
world, TO MAINTAIN hotels, recognised by any
class OF people, OF whatever profession, per-
suasion, or calling, as Of the first-class or
even as sati factory, unless in respect to both
meats and drinks the guests of the house are
allowed the opportunity Of consulting their
own tastes and Judgments" They also urge
THAT an entire prohib ibitiou of wines and spir.
1tuous liquors to their guests would DESTROY
the reputation OF their houses. bring the city OF
Boston Into discredit among travellers both
those for pleasure and for business, and so
cause injury to the community, no less than TO
themselves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

Ar ss GUILD, Dealer In Nsp asd Ssessd AasI
", ftrs,,sre. OLD rurnitare Repaired. Rsl1-
rAstered and vsrnfshe1. llth end st., n ear
sssnsl) Hishsst Ds5es aid fes oseond- hsnd
DIV
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DENTISTRY.

IAR. LEwIE's DkHTAL ASSOCIATION,
~ No. zoe rEhhA AVE,
BetSsen l1th ssd l3tA stroets.
Teeth extracted without pain By adninstsrins
Nitrous Oxyte or Laughing Gss. d.. <A
lkwIt has recently puTcb.:sd the best 49,
senIiesi ApDsratn. IN the country for
t-aktEs pure Gas every day; also, In. proved Val
yGlsr lnhslsr 1hs Aseoeiat,sp 10 noW rsDArsd
70 maze Teeth on Gold Silver and kubber ~ New
1CIk Piiiadeipbia and Boston prices All per-
stDs vi-bing dental work done can u as cheap
50 10 the above PANIED cities All vork done In
tbe me- test spd best manner asd warranted 70
give s.tisfaeiioa. Prisons win do we'll Co call
sfd examine our work. de a m
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n. LoOAfs. n. D.,

Tss ia,sntsf AID Pssentss VI tAs AIRIRAL
tLAI TkBTH, attends eertonalty At sA
ais once In this city. Man, persons can 5vyVlv
seh these teeth Who cAauot wear others, ~s
And no person can wear others who sanaet wear
these.
Persons calling st ny ofnce can be scoonmoda-
ied with any style and price of Teeth they may de
hre, but to these DO psrtc uisr, and wish the
PoTesti cieanest, strongest and most perfect den.
sure that art eau procure the MIN NeRAL TuBTH
Will be more fully warranted, Cd
hoom. In this cfty-No 33s Penn's avenue. be
Philadelphia. oc 20 v
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WHAT THE ssggssEOss SAT o. rHl sAMAB

Nd, FEB. ao, lSst III have treat .at,sS.osi. ny \,
stating th., have ased The bama ritan Rsmedies
Tor ensral diseases In its most customAry form.
that have used them with Judgment, dtscr sf,sn
and properly, and, have found them res pond 10 m,
nEucipauone promptly And s6sctaally Kaowins
their eomposiffon, have the fullest condd nee M
their e6cecy, and as far my use of thom exfSnhs
! rseonDend them strongly.
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"ALfREp o. BOwlBs,
"AnofstAnt Surgeon, sth Il. ". VolS

oSs stfeet' bet"een 18th AID Ilth sts.
Mr. Alliot. frvm Paris, Hair Dre.s~r AZ th.
eelebrste Rachel, with whom he srrivsi n ,ht
ceuntry. bas nov been established far tna III iat
eisht years In WAshington and Nsvport a.
o!lps the patronage OF the dipbo orafies, Ana
OF the highest society. He has the honor ~ u a..
Lonnoe that he has this I'm ported the 1890
fashions of hair Dire ssipg, and Also poma ades snS
everything that belongs to the dressing OF hair
81 yery reas01aI le prfSes. IA76ms
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eAMAklTANS WASH
Root and Herb juices, WIN tne
Full directions Price Is cents
The efncecy Of thess remedies 10 alike Ackna~,
sAeed ~ Rhysicians and patients. They are ma
in ne 3. Hospitals. us0s
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BLOODi BLooDii BLOoDiii

sAMARffANs Root AND HERR JTi,n,.
will rensve every yestige Of impurities from =.
system 9. we'll = ell the bed effects Of MersnI' 'n
fkmALk5l fEMtIT%J'
In many Affections with vhion nnnss,s =,
malice suner the ROOT AND HERB JiSIUrSn n le
rhqs, In bearing down, Falling of the Wo.So Soe3s S
biiity, and for all plants N ncideut to a. as
Seat By express. Price 81 s per botfjs ~x'
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CARRIAGES.

DESTROYS Of naintsining ne the high standard which
our work has held for many years We conhne our
bushes, exclusive ly 70 CARRIAGES OF
msLufacture. and of the nrrt class snly, ana nd
vi.e our patrons and the public that we offer NO
Inferior sale work,
REPAlRING g made . speciality.
fe Is colin ANDREw J. JOYCE 90
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WA. KHABD O0.p PIANOS,
rErsc. a 90 ? ,.sS.ns A.D M
iof sale and rent on easy terms. .: He. l9e lith
'rsst, ssoye PennsylvsIlA svenue s
e1-eNsm' =. q. BDfOHDuDAOH.
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PROPOsAI.s.
CRoIoY AQUEpycT pEPAHINEyr.


Sor,Ac sealed proposals. each endorsed with the ute on
the wk 70 which relates he name OF the BIDDER and the
Cat, Of offering VIII Be received a. ~. enc. until II ocioes
a u iucsisy September H. 1857, for the construction
OF tho following sewers, 10 wit
Specification No 3-In Rose street between Frankfort
Ar S.ne streets and In Cherry street between James
,sSscea.on No oIn Third avenue, between llsth and
Deih stree. IN second avenue, between li6th and lah
srecs Y li1h street, between Third avenue and Harlem
rvtr with traneh In avenue Al Asd In lAh street. between
Fourth and Flith avenues.
speni6cs'on No n-in wlneu street between Grand
and .enaon streets. sod IN Division street between ESSEX
spesiacsten NO ssBetw.sn rfyhfih and Fifty eighth
streets. and between Lein kton and Eighth avenues
3pccl0csfon No 45-ln Tenth avenue and West street
>elyccn Little West INefh street and Ganssvoort street
5r Eisbt srsnue. between Jane ard West Twelfth streets
v.d ID rds0u street between ferry and Hammond streets
Epesisesilon No H-Bctween seveny:fourth aud sew.
streets and between FOURTH aud f.h
Y Frecfeslion No G-rnhnishsd sewers y Fif,y-second
Ak Yfty third streets be- ween tghn ana Nnth avenues
fseissuon No. SIN Eisby-fFs street. between sec.
spssS eatoa Nc E-In Third avenue, from ElsA.yc,.
60 strrl srd through Eishrseah street &c Fourth
nysnue. -, a, p..-.., s.~c,,v rs,,h Ana r,.A.,
sig6.h .fscts md Ds.ween Fourth and ffth avenues
Nsn. for he 'bere can be seen and speoncsuous ana
fes for Ids seissssi % spgl,esQn q shis casc ...
ESSERr L. pARRAoH, fASnrduci
A ~ CRAVEN besrd.
csrIvs Css,Sr ASsrsge, QysAsJsssf,yssf a. lxr
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DoST OFFICE NOTICE.
81 The Mails for the United Kingdom and the Continent,
Via southampton and Bremen, steamer Hansa Will
close at this Office Thursday September ~ 30 A.
and a. The up town Offices foilowsSations and D,
BIS A NJ; stations G. and O. 30 A. NJ Ssations and
j. $40 A. NJ: station G, ga. H.
JAMES KELLY. Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-11

For. sALE-Ar BELMONT, ce,v,v

Z 80 acres Of Land fronting on the noted Ronkonkoma
Lake Long fsand everything (outhouses fences &c in
complete orer fruit vines &c of the choicest kinda
in abundance For further particulars inquire Of D. W.
FRISBY In -four and feed store OF jackson and
Central avenues. Hunters Point L. l., opposite Thirty
fourth street. East river.
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u tOUU in Brooklyn, convenient to ferries, medium
size House; modern Improvements complete Location un
surpassed Addr Peter box "A New York Post office
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GOD STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE FIRST
- class four story high stoop brown stone House
Others, Fourth sytIeth streets Sl2 900 TO $50 00
W r. SEYMOUR, IN Broadway
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4 STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE ON sIxTEENTH
II street. Union souare-In fine order all frescoed;
all the modern Also the Furniture, good
cost $4,000 Large Lot. For particulars inquire
of A. L. DODGE, from ga N. 10 O'Clock p NJ, at 100
Broadway.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
Foreign News.

The Canadian Parliament will ad
journ to-day until March.
1t is reported that Port su Prince,
the capital Of Hayti, has been cap
turod by the rebels.
The London Times is not favornbly
disposed toward the financial policy
of Secretary McCULLoCH.
Latest adyicos from Mexico report
attempted aSsassiuations, and many
movements indicating discomfort.
Tho contract between the Russian
Government and the Western Urion
Telegraph Company has been abro-
gated.
A negro insulted the American
Consul, GREGG, in Jamaica, by s,rik-
ing him in billiard saloon, but Mr..
GREGd summarily chastiscd his black
aggressor.
Later details Of the recent battle at
Parana, indicate that LoPEZ, by neg
lcct and inactivity, not only lost the
results Of his great victory, but was
turned on by his vanquished enemy
and badly beaten.
The General Conference on the Ro-
man question has been abandoned. the
leading European Governments hav
irg tnaily declined to take part in it.
The King of Denmark has issued
a proclamation to his subjects in ST.
Thomas and st. Johns, informing
them of the cession of those islands
to the United States. He says fc has
made stipulatious in the guaranteeing
TO them of protection in their liberty,
property, religion aud private rights.
Gen, MoNTEz, confined in the Hay
ticn prison, has been murdered BY
SALNAVE's jailor, aud doubtless by
command Gf SALNAvE. Tho rulfian
6rst administered poison to the Gen
eral in his food. Finding its opera.
tious slow, aud fearing it might nol
effect its purpose, h. attacked him
with an iron bar used in some part oI
the prison fastening, aud beat easlhis
| braiu9. 't. ""''' s-hae rr.-f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
Eair Remover.

Mrs, Haunah Sandcrsou, Merri.
mack, n. IT,, writes Oct. 26th to r.
p. Hall & Co., Nashua, n. II. II
cheerfully certify to the wonderful
restorative properties Of your Ycgcta-
bio Sioilian Hair Remover, having
experienced its effects on my own
head When l commenced using it
my head was nearly bald, only having
little hair on the s:do aud back Of
my head, | have worn false hair Ef,
teen years and upward. l have now
laid il by. commenced using it in
May, and now my hair Is from two to
four inches long aud thick, where
there was none when commenced
using Halls Hair Repewer, Ny hair
is now growing very fast, and does
not fall off | recommend this TO o-all
those whose hair is turned gray or
thin, aud especially to those that arc
Dbald
81 am acquainted With Mrs Han
nah SaudersOn, aud can certify 10 the
truthlulness of this statement
"WLLIAM I. PARHER,
Justice Of tho Peace.
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Mr. LinoOln's step-MOther.

The step.molhor Of Abraham Lin.
ccln still lives near Farmington
Colcs county, Illinois, in a ono story
log cabin containing two rooms
Aunt Sally Linreln, las the Villagers
call her, is now eighty years old aud
very feoble, She is plain, uuso.
phisticated old lady, with frank,
open couutouauee, warm heart, full
Of kindness toward others, tall aud
slender, aud, in many respects, very
much like the Presideut-enough so
to be his own mother. Aud, as he
was but nine years Of age at the
time Of her marriage with his father
it is not improbable that. she, had
much TO do in formiag his character,
She still speaks Of Abraham as her
rgood boy aud praises his obedience,
She says "Abraham aud his step.
brother never quarreled but once,
aud that, you know, is a good deal
for step. brothers" About a mile
aud half from her old cabin is the
grave Of Thomas Lincoln, father Of
the President, II is marked by a
ptcoe Of clap. aboard, on whish is
radeiy carved Ooly two Initials "1 L.
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Home News.

A third incondnry 6rc has occur.
red in Vicksburg, destroying proper
ty valued at s57 900.
JEFF. DAVIS and wife sailed from
Baltimore on Friday, for N. Orleans.
A. II STEPHENS is on his way TO
New York, where be will give bis
views.
The California Legislature Friday
elected EUOENE CAssERLY Unit, d
States Senator5. t9 aucceed senator
COENEss.
Robert S. Pringle, one Of the reg
listers Of the Twenty.second Senatorial
District Of Georgia, was a candidate
before the Reconstruction Convention
for Sergeant at- Arms, but was defeat
ed by negro.
A bank which was being under.
mined at an ore bed, at South Shafts
bury, Vermont, cayed in Thursday,
falling about forty feet, aud burying
a number Of men aud horses. At
last accounts three dead bodies had
been taken out.
A Mr.. Porkins, Of Massachusetts,
has ilcd elim with the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs for
$500 900 against tho Russian Gov
erument for powder aud arms furn-
ished. Mr.. Seward has already in
dorsed the justness Of the claim, but
he l. very much disturbed at its 81 =
pearauce row. -
A verdict was rendered against
Gen. JAMES B. SrEEDMAN, Of this
State, in tho United States Court Mt
Knoxville. Tennessee, on Friday last,
for S25 900, for the false imprison-
ment Of ISAAC T, TwIouMAN, and
for the forciblc seizure Of property
during tho war while Gen. SrEEDMAN
was in command at Chattanooga.
General 0RD has issued two i'm
portant orders. one directing an officer
to 60 to Washington and represent to
the President aud Secretary Of War
the starving condition of the freed
men in many parts of Mississippi, the
other notifying all freedmen able to
work that they must engage their scr
vices for the next year on the best
terms they can get.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
TO THE ATFLICrED.
j. L. BRowN, OF GREEN SPRINGS,

DR, J. l.. DROwN, OF GREEN SPRINGS,
" Seneca County, o., for the past twelve years
has made the Treatment OF Chronic diseases a
speciality, and by the urgent toll and study has
discovered new system Of Nervous Physiology,
thereby enabling him 70 correctly discriminate
between constitutions which serves as correct
guide In making the proper selections Of refne-
dies TO exhibit In the varions classes Of Chronic
diseases
tey df which ! win mention, Rheumatisni,
Setofuia and sfipiions Of the SHINE Lung affec.
tons, diseases OF tho Eve and Ear, an diseases
Of the urinary organs, alSo Of the Liver. Special
females. Affected females are invited 10 cali nnA
be made well, all Of the above diseases viii
cure. and many c1unot find space to mention.
teetlmanials NJ MANY cures can he given. ONCE
davs Tneslav and FRIDAY Of each week
All communications directed 10 me win SECURE
premnt attention. Once tho Siora 81 Brown
McNinu. = l.. BROWN, NJ. D.
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