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IL PLANTATION.

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The Mouth,

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To CnNsI,aipI fyEs.

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Win the directions for making and using the
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Please address
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No l65 South Second Street, Wiliamsburgh,-
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and Indian Vegetable remedies itch cleanse tie
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store hea lth 10 invaiids afflicted With every va
riety oi disease A book describing Cancer. Scrot.
ula Hnmors and other diseases, with their prom
er means OF cure, may be obtained free at tlie
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or by mail Address Dr
GREENE 10 Temple place. Boston.
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Thu Fortieth Congress-
NINTH DAY.

SECOND SESSION.
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us follows
''Was anything said at that conversation
by the President as to any purpose OF get
ting the question of Mr.. S;anton's right to
the Office before the Courts"
Mr.. Butler said that this was the last
question without the leading part of it.
lie argued that it was a settle rule that
the co, uSel. having produced Que.tio /
leading in character. could not afterwards
present the same question without the part.
The rules Of evidence are founded on good
sense. and this rule. too, is founded on
good sense. 1t is founded on the propos-
ton that tine counsel could not put Lead
ing question to Il witness to instruct hin,
what they want to prove. and thea after
it is oyerruied. to put the same question
without its leading form. or course that
was not meant here. hut think that the
Senate should not allow itself to be play
cd with in this way.
..Ir you choose, he said. ''to sit here
and have yeas and nays called, can stay
as long as anybody.
Mr.. Sta ibcry diselaimed any Intention
on the part of the Presidents counsel, to
descend to that form of controversy. Ht
WAS not ia the habit Of making fictitiou,
composition before any court. high or low
and especially not before this body. II,
repellcd with some warmth, the inpntatioi
that they had asked leading questions il
/. order to gaia time. This is a matter O
great importance. The interests of oul
client are in our hands, and we are to de
felld him as best we eau,
Question WAS theu further modified. bu
was overruled by the Senate without diyis
fol. =.
senator Henderson sent up in writing
The following question to be put to til
witness:
,.Didt the President. in rendering you th
appointment of Secretary of War al inte
am. express any object or purpose OF s
dom -
MIR. Bingham objected.
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TO WOMEN TEACHERS.

Miss G. T.. Beecher is Secretary of the American
Women's Educational Association, the aim of which
IS to train women for their profession, are
trained for theirs, and then to secure to them as
honorable positions and as liberal compensation as
literally educated men obtain ---
One department of women's profession is the care
Of health in the family and the school, and for this
women, and especially those teaching, have no an
propriate training As one illustration, the last
port of the Massachusetts Board of Education con-
tam statistics of very common facts; thus, in one
schou OF % pupils only 81 had refreshing sleep, 81
had headaches or constant WEAKNESS, and only 10
were perfectly well. The of this is thus indi-
Gated: The most celebrated medical men have stated
facts and opinions, given in this same report show
ing that the hours devoted to bran-work should not
exceed S hours for healthy men, and three hours for
children But in the above school it was found that
in addition TO the six hours of school, 81 studied 81
hours IS four hours and II from four to seven hours
In places where schools are highest IN reputation,
the above example is the common experience. Thus
it is that women teachers and young children are
exhausting nerves and vitality all over the nation.
Thus it was that the writer after ten years teaching
became an invalid, and wholly from want of proper
training on the subject of health.
Teachers and pupils need to be taught how TO pre-
Srre health, and also certain modes of cure which all
the most Ineligible available and elecual in
of nervous exhaustion, and consequent ailments. BY
this mode, the writer, after using crutcheS for more
than twenty years. was restored TO perfect health,
under the care of Dr. Geo. H. Taylor, who first intro
duccd this system into America. This method Is
necessarily very expensive and yet so etcacous that
the Governments of Sweden and Russia pay the sal
aries Of the physicians of sush institutions that the
poorer classes may be received at low prices As yet
no such mode of lessening expenses Is provided in
this country; but DR.. Taylor during the coming
months OF July, August and September Will
receive women teachers in poor health at reduced
prices Those who thus received will be instructed
in the mode of cure, TO uSo IL in many simple
cases at home and in schools. Such persons If other
wise well qualified, will be candidates f0r positions
of honor and emOlument, which the American N0-
mems Educational Association are hoping 10 provide
Those who best know DR.. Taylor, regard him as
most sagaCOus and successful physician, rs well as
benevolent. learned. and honorable gentlemen.
Those Interested may address him for further nfor
nation Miss Beecher Is unable To answer onc-half
the letters sent to her on this and other topics.
Dr. TaylOI's address is No 60 West Thirty ghth-
St, New York.
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DIED

ooLEMAEon THURSDAY morning July Margaret A comaO pds.
Her friends teachers and pupils se Of the Ward
Senoo are respectfully nytei 20 attend Re, sne,S iron ts ohss
O'Clock, without further invitation
DisOsWAYSuddealy Thursday Ju Gabriel p DsOssaJ 10
The ends family are respectfully attend
SsS % sg % So R d. s,. saP. s no g
at O'Clock, aud returns nearly every hour.
ENsLN-ln Brooklyn Wednesday Jolly 1863 from the Iesul.
ATn, bonn S s iSn % ,ssesaa Las, a. a ~
r. Ens.n and Fsna1aaghter Of siT, Jane H. Asgarey
Of Washington aud Geenaves Brooklyn SATURDAY, July H. 81
SPIN
GBsoS-At North Argyle Washington Co. y on Thur,d, Jr,
specei domestic the family Of the late Richard Oske city
HOLMESon Friday, July TO- Caroline Crawford Of the
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Nexburgh papers please copy.
KERROu Friday evening July 10 Jane Kerr aiOp;e iishe,
Fansr, services at Dr. Whites residence No 81 Tsea 60
Sunday afternoon 81 O'clock The remains VIII BE- taken 70 0oneF
n Y. on the following dsy for iuterneut
MooRR-A Haekensaek j. wednesday Jty g. MARI Moore
The relatives friends are respectfully Invited to attend tho
qsei from the Epseopa Church on Sssray s :,
turning leaves Haekensack at $40 or $50 p
PALMER-on THURSDAY afternoon July daughtef Of Craig
aud Mary J. Palmer, aged months and 10 days. ~
Funeral at Schenectady 90 Saturday morning July H. II ock
STBARNS-At Panae j. THURSDAY morning July Ecksy w.
His invited funeral from bis late residence
SATURDAY at - o'clock m His reUaa vii he taken to houO,
Auburn for lntegmeat
sMTII-On Friday July 10 Barnet Smith in ae )h year Of
The relatives the family are respectfully
daughter Horton l47 Yves. Forty sirths; wtbelt
further notice The viii be taken 70 Fhs for ntere1t
SHEARon Thursday at the residence Of bis parents No D West
Thryourih-st. II IS O'Clock Of consumption Frederick
leoy eldest Leroy N and Ba Shear aged years less
Relatives aud friends are invited aeul the funeral tie llh inst.
Dublin Grelanli Rutland W. S. Augustine Ola hI
San Francisco CAL and Minnesota papers plele copy
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companies The railroad interest is to- day fearful
power in this nation. Legislator es have elected
United States Senators at It's Dlddlng and us re-
wards have corrupted Senator'S already elected It's
agents are energetic busy, and INSCRIPTIONS. The
expense of lobbying through one of their measures
at Washington Is as nothing compared with the re-
suits obtained The swinders are, compared with
Their victims, few and they unite anu ngnt on tine
scattered and unOrganiZed. That interest has sub
yerted the policy of the Government in regard to the
public lands. The Government no longer purchases
the Indian title TO the land and allows the pioneer
TO occupy il under the action of the Homestead and
PreGmptiOn Laws; but railroad companies purchase
the Indian lands for mere song that they may use
them to wiring untold millions of money from one OF
the most useful ana energetic classes OF Cnlleu
States citizens.
A list of the names of men who have grown rich in
this business with the amount of money each one
has pOcketed, and the number OF acres of land ne
still holds would be document with which to str
the American people TO thought and to action. The
railroad interest has gained too much of an adyan-
tage over the Republican party.
Next TO its opposition to Slavery the idea OF free
lands to actual settlers was the most powerful one
IN giving 1t the ascendency. Every platform of the
party for many year repeated the doctrlne; from
every stump went up the cry, Tree homesteads Tor
the landless millions" The oppressed of Europe
heard il with gladness, and to-day JOIN with the
labOring people Of the United States to demand OF
the party that made the promise its literal fulfill.
ment Is 1t wise Is IL safe to refuse the Just demand
Can the Republican party afford TO triiie with the
confidence not only of the people of the West but OF
the world Can it afford 10 allow the opposition to
point TO this thing and call il by winch viii
be accepted as its true definition!
First, a liberal party man-always q Republican,
yielding to no man the palm of stronger devotion
TO our common country and to few the fact OF hay
ing suffered more for it's preservation. warn the
Republican party 10 keep lts faith with the ener-
getic landless poor of the nation;
PeersriHc Cherokee county. Kansas
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M4; q. Es,. S,s' the T TL aS ,.oo , s 6
ual- favorable The Neasler pleasant with occasional showers
recsrts hale, exports J balls Ades from the interior report
receipts ,. bales exports to Great Britain ~ oaes' coast
I1ly co,son-R-eps Of the week % bales;
exports to \, ISi bs Wbe, 10 600 hush corn
btyrAL' ,.n -i} Ey Sb,sn,.l2 200 buh corn Is CO0
bush oats Fhtsl,c Corn 10 New.lok Flour unchangei'
y, s,.sor sale, ~ 560 bush 10 Western at &c
bush arrive at the same hsue Oats dull asking 'oie' without
LOUISVILLE July Of 200 Ese at s ,, c
9s rs o,,. -ss5 Rye-Ssa So Mess roE-Nss go .
asa 90 Lard Bicon-Shouders iSc Clear Rib Sides te
Jsy lo-cotioS 30 aIn Mdd1s' S, sale. ~,
bales; total 68 bales eIpor. eonsi@ tt5 balss sSes ~
sight siS1'nEs gT' ss !, oiS ~ 0s, sTs a, & P:E Sm
II 40 traer Shoulders 3!ci Clear sides lie Land
WnSisSroS n c.. July loSpnis TurPentne advanced to S
HewY casks 3alc strained 81 30 No 80; No
Plrs Ca july icCotton-MArket DALI sale, IS bales Md
d eS,sh.roy c. July dull aud nommali
@Gsso y SFar quiet and unchanged dun; NO.
Corn moderately active and steady at %!gglc Oats L{ sctye
.srt B ois rp Mes, Pork So cash choice brands OF
E.r ki ps' 6 ~ b1 1r Sad Shoulder, M buy osef @
Cattle depressed stock - 81, - 81 far butchers steers
io25s ranging from s 25a SO 90 Lake eshs-Corn Buffalo
5s, wRat $1,000 Sl,f Corn 2co bush oai, $500 Live css
Shpments2ooo bbs Flour $1,000 bush Wheat 2oo oa'h Com
i.SJn Live Hogs , III, -,
cScRNAr July lo-Cot,on quiet and unchanged To6aeooNoh
snnus FAR Flour hue
Family ~ 81 Wheat sady aud N good demand WINTER =
aS20S Corn buoyant aud higher Ear SdSsc Oats steady o
l. Rye DOH and detning sales Of No az 81 90 Barry
deliverable October Whisky hm q. oc 10 BOND FREE
ireg Me-. Por In GOOD demand sales 1900 bills T23; held al
+2 later firm and quiet sales 81 l2 nc or shoulders
and sides Bacon-Shonie sales AZ he Sides b Ios out au
At Ci ale later LsrlSas az lbc bay generally ont oil Market
Coa lin Luying I4O} selling Exchange DALI money close
pm KtPpa July lO-CoOu firm. Miding, Gd3c Petroleum
steady Crude RE Refined 3ic Flour dull Western III
Peuuyania ana Ohio do 500 fl2 Fancy
42 goa Wheat IN limited dem and Red ~ Sd ~ i0 White
- 4,Ia ~ He steady 90dl So Corn held dnni Yellow,
81 Mixed Western Al l5atl l Oats held firmly Western and
Delaware 8jaN Co5ee dull and unchanged
Sugar uuiet Wool unchanged.
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MUSIC.
rnE rAMMANY HALL CoNcERr.

The Promenade Concert at Tammany Hall on
Sunday night ought attract it certainly will repay
the attention Of very large audience The entertainment
may judge by the Of those announced 10 par
ticipae in it, will be various and enjoyable Grafulas
It'll Regiment band Mr. Harry Sanderson, Mr. Howard
Glover, Mr. s. G. Campbell Mr.. Arthur Matthison, and
divers other performers male and female, will take part
in the exercises Sacred Music, Of course will be given
But beside the music the audience will enjoy view OF
the handsome decorations the renowned Democratic
Wigwam. which are well worthy OF being still fur
ther benevolent society to profit by the performance
Thackeray has alluded to the daily of hun
GER and the impudent unreasonabenoss OF starvation
Let not be wearied by the call of charity. The poor
the sick, and the suffering deserve constant
very little Offering from each person will make large
fund for the cause OF charity. The Committee OF Tam
many give their hall free. We heartily hope it will be
crowded on Sunday night.