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MISCELLANEOUS.

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PARTICULAR Reasons urhy they are
PREFERRED above all Others
Because They do not Tire the Eyes.
Because They do not Infame the Eyes
Because They do not Weaken the Eyes.
Because They do not Dim the Eyes.
Because They DO Strengthen the Eyes
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Perfectly Achromatic in fact they are the
only PERFECT sPECTACLEs made.
one of the Firm he the Store OF their Agents.
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In MONTPELIER, VERMONT. at the Store OF
uessrs. 4. ELLIOT SMITH q Co..
Two DAYS only, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Nov
18Th and Goth
In Nortbfeld THURSDAY, Nov. 2lst at the store ct
DIR. GEO. NICHOLS, Ast.
for the purpose of assisting their Agents Va htting the
ewes of those persons who require than ordinary
attention.
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ENs,oEe a rE'E<A
Information guaranteed 10 duce luxuriant growth
of ha upon bald head beariess face, also recipe
tor The removal Pimples, Bloches Erupons, etc.
the skn leaving the soft clear and beautiful
be obtained without charge by addressing
THOS f. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
FOWL s23 Broadway, New York.
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EFFECT OF COOKED FOOD UPON ANIMALS.

Effect OF COUhEU IUUD UPON ANNALS.
1t has sometimes been urged that although
the animal cats less and for a time thrives
better upon cooked food, yet its tendency is
"a weaken the stamina of the system and
produce premature decay. We have been
Able to test this theory fairly, and can now
show as the result, COWS and horses which
have been fed every winter upon cooked food
fofeleven years, and SO far from showing any
I'M effects Of this way of feeding, the cows
have never been sick. and are now in condi-
ton and heart, and the horses able to do good
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Those wishing TO be insured

VIII dc we'll to examine the rates and standing OF this
Company before insuring-
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O. 90 Is -
SUGAR EVAPCRAT TOR.
C. c. Posi-, GENERAL AGENT.

over 20 900 sod and every given perfect
uou Ii DELEGATES without chemical agents. and the
only machine that will boil running stream. The at
tenton of Sugar Makers is called the method Of
maple sugar making by the of Cooks Sugar Evan
orator. This Evaporation reduces sap syrup,
gar OF better quality less with fuel
half than any evaporator in IL makes sugar equa
to any Coffee without using chemical agents. TIL,
sap while being reduced into syrup il flows
nrs over heated and then cooling while
passing through the Evaporation aseceansns
and the syrup ching the outlet is
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FOREEGE.

New York, November 13.-The
HeroidS Havana correspondence con-
firms the report that Puerto Principe
had risen in revolt. Five war vessels
had been ordered TO depart Immediately
FOR the scene Of the ~insurreetlon. a
commission, in the person of Acqnitris,
g prominent leader of the rebels, is be-
lieved t0 have gone from the insurgents
TO Secretary Seward TO urge upon him
the expectancy OF recognizing them as
balligerpnls. The Government GuLboIi-
ties IN Havana, are quiet about the pro-
gress Of the revolt, and it is believed
that they are forced to confess them
selves unable to subdue the insurgents,
who are, supplied with arms from 81. Do.
mingo.
Mics Bismarck. the daughter Of the
celebrated Minister, is shortly to be mar
rid to Count LuxuuFg, President OF the
Regency 10 Wpr'zburg, Bavaria.
The Democrats cab g special ssys La
Commune ReUoiutionoire. sn association
OF French Republican refugees under the
presidency Of Citizen Rial, hiss issued n
ma ifesto recommending the overthrow
Of Louis Napoleon and the Imperial dy-
naaty.
There are four parties in Spain who
will cputest the coming election, the Pro-
visiousI Government, Conservative,
Democratic, and Clerical parties.
The Turkish Government has made a
contract with q house in Boston for the
purchase Of I0O, 900 revolving guns. The
agitatien 10 the DAnubisn prineipsliies
is said TO be the cause Of the present milf
itsTy preparations.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 10 An
imperial ukase fixes the time of making
CONSUMPTION in January. Four persons
out OF every thousand are to be drawn to
complete the effective force o! the army
and navy.
LONDON, November 1s.-It is officially
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MUCH NEEDED.

While we are bi9dipg tor immigrant
and urging the beauties of our scenery
and climate, the fertility of u soil snG
the variety of our productions, to lure
the men OF the North and Northwest,
would it not be veil for cur landed pTo-
-.tUIs 70 pave tie way Tor so lnuuA -.
these thrifty anG Industrious people o.
advertising their lands in small farms OF
forty, eighty, and one hundred ana
twenty acres, making known their loea'
ton, boundaries, price and condition
Except such general information as they
NAV and do receive through the Southern
press, the people North Of Us have no
data OF this character upon which 10
predicate a movement, even Of inquiry.
Let il be once known, by positive az
nouncement TO that effect, that lands
can be purchased along any Of our rail-
roads, and contiguous to q market, and
there will be what now is seldom ever
heard OF, purchasers with cash 10 pay for
what they buy, and enough to spare TO
start themselves in the race Of pros.
perity.
We have suggested that the railroads
should interest themselves in this in
portant matter of immigration, and We
think that lsndholders should also later
est themselves, and prepare fer the new
population, by subdividing their lands
and advertising their farms to the bsst
advantage.
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prevailed in New York respecting the
interference OF the Treasury Department
With the regular market, but the imme-
diate effect was as above stated-deci-
dedly reaespriDg. There ls a general
feeling that the worst Of the crisis hiss
passed, and that an improvement may
be looked for. Money, however, is likely
10 remain scarce for some time. Banks
will be Obliged 70 limit their sceommo-
dalton to customers, and it is not inproh-
sble that 6 resdjustmsnt Of the prices of
commodities may be looked for IS . con
scqusnce of the arrangement OF the nar-
seis. AS for ths causes of the strin-
gency, they are to be partially attributed
TO the action Of spectators who can-
triyed to cbtsin control OF q large smount
Of currency, and leek it up from general
circulation. The complete success OF
his financial combination was frustrated
bv the self-protecting action Of The banks
in using certificates for tho payment Of
balances; by the condition Of the ner-
camille community, which fortunately
required only a comparatively limited
snouat Of accommodations for ordinary
trade purposes, and, finally, by the reso-
luton Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
TO reissue g~reenbacks. 1t is probable
that the Government VIII only be
Obliged TO place elinaited amount of eur
rency in circulation, but the Knowledge
Of the determination to resort TO this
sction will produce a considerable effect.
Iuv nls,viy " VE0 nuanciai operations
of the lsst six weeks contains important
lessons and suggestions that may be Val
usbls in determining the financial policy
OF the new administration OF Gen.
GRANT. The effects OF a diminulion Of
currency, by other than natural means,
ere apparent, and il IS obvious that great
caution must be exercised in this respect
il Gaze OF the adoption Of measures FOR a
resumption OF specie payments, such rs
are generally anticipated"
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From the Tuesday issue of the DGay
Bulletin Of New York, q purely CONNER
cisl and generally reliable Journal, we
learn that the money market OF that city
" displays more ease, though yet In az
unsettled condition, consequent The
uncertaintieso Of Mr.. HCCULL0CH's inten-
tions in reference TO the additional issue
Of the s44 000,GO0 in legal tenders. He
bss already authorized the issue Of &c.
600 600 more Of three per cent. certif-
Gates, to which action the easing up in
money is attributable, but If he does o
actually bring into use his g~reenback re-
serve, there is nothing to prevent a re
turn to the panicky condition OF lsst
week. This Is no unmeaning want, and
we require more currency, since expert
ence teaches that a few evil minded spec
uIstors are able to lock up a sufficient
amount Of legal tenders to create q panic
such as we have already passed through,
But it is not apparent in what manner
we are to gain relief from the newly
issued three per cents; the banks are
needy, and already drained to the utmost
in supplying the demands Of their Gus
tsmers, sn1 the daily and increasing
wants from the West and South, and are
in no condition to purchase the certif-
Gates, and If they are not sold 40 perms-
nent ease will follow. Let him uss them
in buying back the bonds sold last
month, and dispel a panic be assisted in
producing. Money has been very gen
orally seven per cent. In currency
throughout Tuesdsy, though in some
cases a commission has been paid"
In another article the same journal
says that "Great diversity Of opinion
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- MEN6eFIs- DAILY PPEAL-sATURDAY NovEMB

denied that the Archbishop of York
and the Bishop Of Oxford are promoted
to the Sees respectively Of Canterbury
and York.
The Lonnon Times to-day, In an srii
Gle on the settlement Of the Alabama
claims, aiiudes TO Secretary Seward in
the following terms The official career
OF Mr. Seward Is now drawing TO q close.
To the favorable result of the late war
his skill and energy are largely attri5-
oted. his foreign policy has been sue
csssfua, and foreign strifes have dissp
peared. He must naturally wish, 10
common with Lord Stanley, to termi-
nste, before retiring, a dispute, of all the
details OF which ne is master. The con-
vention Is specially important, because
at q time when national jealousy weak
eued conideuce, 1t established a prece-
dent FOR resorts TO pesee instead Of war
for the settlement OF differences
MADRID, November Is The Captain
Genersi sf he Philippine I-isDda will
be removed by order OF the Provisional
Government. Gen. Prim, Secretary of
War, has Issued an order ~forbidding the
attendance of ar ned soldiers at public
meetings. The Papsl Nantil continues
relations with the new government.
VIENNA, November Is The bill for
putting the army on q war footing passed
the Re;chrath BY a large msjJrity.
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liz
The telegraph has advised our readers
that in New York there is an imposing
organization Of officers and solcieIs OF
the late armies OF tie North and South,
in full sympathy with those OF the PEG
pie OF Cuba who have reBelled against the
Spanish authority and pronounced for
independence. We have also bean in
formed by telegraph hat many Of the
men OF this organization, desIi'e the
threats Of the gsrrote by LERsUNDI (the
Governor-G eneysI) have left New York
and are now on their way TO the "eve-
faithful isle" The FoTld has persist
entity stated the existence of such g body
and that they have such purpose in view,
aud nog We learn from the New Orleans
Times OF Thursday that the real hesd-
quarters Of the movement are in that
city, that Gen. HEHNINGsEN, OF Mica
ragua fsms, is not he leader, and that
5000 OF the men enlisted are expected
TO move within the next t#o Essks.
Meanwhile there is an u-naccountahle
absence from New Orleans OF certain
FelI-known parties, deemed in symPa-
Thy with the movement, and an equally
unaceountsble indifference and want OF
excitement upon the part Of the restless
class Of a population VIGOROUSLY 10 sym
pstby with the patriots of Cube. and
the Times further HAS at the employ
men Of tEo monitors, recently purchased
from the United Ssstcs ~ostensibly for the
Peruvian government. But va viii not
stop to group ali the rumors that are fly
ing about in both cities, and throughout
the country. We have given enough,
with what has already fourd It's way to
cur Geographic columns, to satisfy cur
readers that where there is so much
smoke there must be some fiTe.n
From Cuba We learn that all TIE arms
and ammunition on sale in Havana
were, last week, purchased, and SO Sc
as TO defy the detective pow
ers Of the secret police to find
out the purchasers, which, together with
the arrest of prominent citizens of the
place, and q frustrated release Of the
prisoners in the carcel, goes to prove
the representations Of satisfaction
by the Hsbsneros with the existing Pro-
visional Government OF Spain are not
well founded, bUs that on the contrary
is E rIpeness and readiness
on their part TO precipi.ate the
conflict, that indicates e concert
Of purpose at least with the in
surrectionists row in possession Of the
Eastern District. This sIso proves the
general unrelisbility Of the dispatches
smansting under the direction Of the
officials FOR general di=semiEs-
ton through the United States, and that
ere many days have passed, unless the
OF the United States iutsrvenes,
We may look for 8 "pronunciamento"
only less startling than that which adj
the world that ISABELLA had been
1ethroned.
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COZ. D. G.


In our local column this morning will
be found "a card from Col. DAVID G.
CROSS, in reply to II that appeared in
lug columns Of yesterday, from \ Jas.
W LANDRUM. It is due TO ourselves,
TO Col. Cross, and to the public, that we
hould explain thst we were imposed
upon by LANDRUM. and that in that
ssy his card found it's wsy into our col
um.s, much TO our surprise, cbagrin
and modification. We are unwilling
tha: tur columns shall at any time, or by
sny persons, be made the vehicle Of per
sonal a5ase Oh attack, Is We do not wish
to SO far encourage u species Of misoon-
duct that is fast falling into ~Gessuetude
Bot In this csso it is an especial source Of
regret, as Gel. Cross is oGr personal
friend, and il 3 man whose character foT
veracity and worth has stood the test Of
thirty years 10 this neigh0orhood. We
regret the affair, and hope that wherever
the card Of LANDRUM may be copied the
cylinder of Col. Cross, whom We en-
dJrse as q man Of honor, viii also fnd a
place in refuiasion.
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Can

MONTREAL, November 13.-The Epie-
eopal Synod assembled here for the puF-
pose Of electiug E Bishop of Montreal
and Metropolitan Canada. They have
come to q Ge5d lock with the House Ct
Bishops. The latter persist il sending
the names Of gentlemen to tho Sycod TO
be bailotad for who are not acceptable,
and withholding the names that are ao.
eeptabls. ThelB shops, rather than name
the only man the Synod will accept, sent
down d message last night ~a1jourDIng
further proceedings until May next.
This a.tsm pied evasion has raised
. storm Of Indignation, asdAths Syn
cd will hold another meeting to-
day to decide whether they shall
not repudiate the authority of Bishops,
and elect Dr.. Bath, ga American clergy
man, aud aend him homo to Eoglaad TO
bs consecTstea,
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BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, n. Y. November I3.-About
II o'circk last night the cattle train of
the Buffalo and Erie Railroad ciiIided
with the passenger train Of the New
York and Erie Railway coming into this
city about t. mile from the depot, where
tina tracks cross each ether at almost
right angles. The locomotive of the
Buffalo ard Erie train passed entirely
through the baggage car of the New
York aud Erie train, carrying the loco
motive and ears entirely OF the track.
Robert Decker, baggage master, had his
leg broken. A large number of cattle
and hogs wers killed. Had the collision
occurred one second later there would
have been g fearful loss of life.
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By Telegraph.


NASHVILLE, November IS The hchel
ct McKerzie, en- the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, WAS destroyed
6y fire ct i am. 20 day. A ID and
four children, in whose rooua the FIRE
originated, ~are burned to death. They
we're from M III Carolina. The hntel
was vaipsd al $4,000 and insured fer $1,000.
The resolution uf S-nator Cate to Gs
clare The seat If hF. Senter, Speaker OF
the Senate, vacant, gave riss to al AMI
mated debate to-day in the Senate, aod
was finally indefinitely postponed but
one vote ia the negative. Mr.. Senter,
ca the resignation Of Gav. Brown
low. becomes Governor. This relieves
the endorsement OF the Senate.
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treason, and tenders q hearty adhesion
to thelUhion, TO become q citizen ct any
time, wit Iout exactipg preliminary resi-.
deuce or declarations Of Intentions that
wonld accord with the right of snfifage
20 every person who has been natural.
ICED not less than eighteen months. and
sweafs that he has, in the meantime,
committed no crime known to our laws
Fifth, punish as felony, manufacturers
of Illegal certificates for naturalization,
sDd al voting or attempt to vote By em
igrants not qualified as aforesaid. The
amendment would be ratified, aud would
be 3 powerful aid To Gen. Grant in secur-
ing q lasting pdgeGefsl peace.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, November 1S.-Gen.
Harry T Hays says his name has bssn
connected with the Cuban expedition
story without the slightest ground. He
has no knowledge OF it except that
gained from public prints, and cannot
be induced to participate 10 any hiibus
tering schemes; he has no designs upon
Cubs, unless under authority Of the Uni
ted States Government.
Thos. f. Adame, sx-Chief Of Police,
died to-day.
A claim sgai3st the city for S27, 00G
damages during the recent riots has been
urasautei,
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, November 13.-Tt has re-
Gently come to the knO sledge of the
Captain Gensral that g band of fourteen
persons had started from Havana fl the
purpose Of creating an inSurrection In
Oenns, Oa2l2 and X g1ni. On the 10Th
instant the regular polics succeeded in
arrestirg two Of them ct San Crists5el.
Senor AugjRuv, q miner Of YsFs, Who is
charged vita receiving Erms and smmu-
milton for the revalutionists, has been ar
rested, and was brought to fhis place ves-
terday by Government officials. Gen.
BOIOvedo has arrived az MaZaniiio,
where he issued = proclamation giving
the T~evoiuionisis eight daystO lay down
their arms and cease hostllilies against
the government.
Sugar dull and unchanged.
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COPARTKERSHlP NOTICE.
WE have this day associated with US, as a
" Partner In the Cotton Business,
Fl c. ESQ.,,
LATE OF NEW YORK.

Mr.. Morehead will devote his especial at
tenticn 40 the dire / on OF cousigaments
to cur friends in all tho principal Cot
ton Harts mentioned Salow. our ST.
beng per ected we are prepared
At al times with ~ RESCY to make Liberal
CaEh Adv6n es N Cosion shipments 10 our
friends IN NV Orleans. Baltimore. Boston
Phsladelphis, and 70 the we'll known h. use OF
duncan Sherman & Co, New York, and TO
their corr, spo~naents:-
Barring BRoS4 CO.. L;seyuasa
]. BEREN bERG, GosSLER 4 CO., HanaBuro
MlD W J.Le Nos SO eco, : Bremen
X Oh LASTEHkN 4 @ . Frankfort a.. II
FRENs NOTrEBOEA Anf.rsrp
novl2 1w n. CORONA & co,
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WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, November 13.-Sacre-
tary MoCu;iOch and Commissioner Rll-
lins had another interview this morning
on the subisct of appointing supervisors.
No definite conclusion regarding points
of difference between these gentlemen
was reached, and no appointment or
nominations made to-day.
The Dyer Co1r5 OF Inquiry re-sssem-
bled Mr.. KenneF, counsel fer ordnance
manufacturers and others who urged
the accusation against Gen. Dyer, was
introduced 70 the court. After = short
session the court adjourned till Monday,
10 give Mr.. KenBsr time 90 examine and
rrang proof for the Prosecution.
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ARD RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, November 1S.-Arrivad-
Fnrsyth, shFeve, Continental and kel-
log. DePsTted-Beile Memphis. The
river is falling rapidly, it having de-
clined tue feet since yetIerdsy.
LOUISVILLE, November IS The river
falling, ~ltn I've feet eight inches in the
canal. The weather is clear and pleas
ant.
CAIRO, November IS. Up-Linton,
Ruth, RaturD 9 pm, Emma No. 3, l
. M. Dovn-CarFOll, 10 . ~. John
Kiigour, 10 s.n., Julia, 2 p.m.I Romeo,
6 pm, River rose three Inches.
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ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, November 13.-Between
forty and ify thousand dollars, in pre-.
miums, notes, and nearly all the books OF
the company, were stolen from the Office
of the Life Stock Company. Five per-
sons have been arrested.
Tne Lea7enWorth Conservative s'ys
the Kansas Senate is unanimously Re-
publican, and that the Lower House wall
brrrn h.a - R-=sgAmts 10 H.
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OHIO.

YoUNGsFOwN, November 13.-Ex-
Gov, David Todd, Of BriSr Hill, died
very suddenly st O'clock this
morning while preparing to take the
train for Cleveland. Disease as yet I'M
known.
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mEw ADvERTxsEM'NTs

MASONIC NO 10 FIN pur-
w ancs of an order received from the
MUsi W0Tshipful Strand Lo re of FEN
nes-ee F. and A. ~, the ofice,s and/N
members Of Lei 6 Scott Lodge, No. zS9, E, and
a. ", vii assemble at heir Hall on SUNDAY
EVENING NEXF, at 2 O'Clock. PROMPT a.
teude-cs IS requested.
BY order II. COMPLEMENTARY.
3. w, acting W NJ.
g. CURTIS. Secretary. nnyI4 Of
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New Orleans zarka,.

NEW ORLEANS, November Ia-Cottop eesIer.
middhrg- &91925; sales 1859; receipts 1929 ex
ports 3S5i; Sales gor ihs week %, so: re4si lE.
8 os 3l,9l9; net. S0,267 expor,s To Leaf Brit-
sin lib the Continent l2,2l2; eoastwise 5550;
stock -, 81. Gnid 34@sc. Seriipg. cum err. al
44S45Ac; baUk 4Jzs4ec; New York ign par,
&c yrem um. Sug : rm, fsif l2Ae; F1ms 70
Shoico l49LiHi eitsih q i5z+c. Aolasse3 urn F;
scare; supefdne SO s7h@7 90; chni e 50 Ga
IL 6213. Corn, new ~estern nominal, 81 Oa9i 5;
: .aIs 6ici qui t B sn unchanged. Hay so so
Pork dull; Sl %. Bacon, d DOPING; 81 -aIaegs
li54; Gear rio sides 1910; clear 1879. Lard
du ~ittieree l7c keg 2l@2iHc. Coffee hrna; un-
CHANGED
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SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, November Is The
Sherman Hiuse was burned to-day.
Loss, $50. coo; insured for $65 600.
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EARRsED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the evening of
November I2tb, by the Rev. Dr.. Jones, at the
residence OF Ms. Davis, Mr. V. P. MoEFANNo to
Miss LuUyICA LOWS.