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Fatal Lsve Affair-A De-psmdent Lever
Blows his Brains Out in Presence OF his
Affianced -

A young man named Benjamin r Beach.
aged twenty-five years a druggist, doing buss-
ness i'm Willoughby street. near Debeyoise
street, attempted suicide last night by shooting
himself I'm the head with pistol. IL appears
th;t he was engaged TO be married 10 a young
lady named Ann Graham. residing with her
parents AZ No. 2i5 Bridge street He called AZ
the house about seven O'Clock in the evening
and was az communicative : usual. Being OF
jealous disposition, he had. ON former occa-
slons, frequently reminded her that il was con-
trary TO his feelings that she should talk fanil-
lariy, or smile pleasantly al any osher man but
himself, and again alluding 10 this feeling ON
ms part told her that AZ she did 80, she would.
some fine morning, find him dead al the base
ment door. In other respects he seemed rational
enough, and having passed an agreeable time
olo the young lady good night This was al
half-psst ten O'Clock In about hall an hour
thereafter he returned TO the basemep door and
the bell being answered by the young lady, he
made some excuse FOR wishing To see her again.
Looking At her in a wild, staring manner he
drew ont revolver. but hesItaIing, a. lf in
tending 10 perpetrate crime, but la wing failed
in courage. he suddenly handed her the
weapon, with the request that she should
shoot him. She took Il, and laughingly replied
that ne must be joking. when he snatched tht.
weapon and placing the muzzle OF the barrel 10
the temple over his left eve, Tired aud fell
L ne young lady being horror struck fell an a
swoon. and the report having alarmed those in
the house they came down TO ascertain th..
cause, aud there discovered the young man ly :
ing senseless, and weltering an his blood. The
police bsing AT once notified, Sergeant Beatty
and Roundsman Riggs. of the Forty first Polic..
creclnct. conveyed the unfortunate man 10 ms,
~ Hospital where. on examining the vonnd
ID attending physician pronounced n of a fatal
CD iTacter. The ball was still imf.edded iu th.
brain this morning, and AT noon the yictlm of
me- own passions was Vet aliye.-N. y. Cow
o,eTctof Jan. 3Uh.
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AN IMPORTANT DKcIsToN.-A case was de.
cided in the Court OF Common PI.~s Yesterday
OF interest TO the community. VIZ Whether a
tenant who, under General Wallace'S well
known order IN ls64, pald or claimed 10 paw MS
rent to "A hted States Officer, could now allege
tnat pay menf AZ A defense against an action by
the landlord. The facts admitted in the casr
were, that IN 1861, William Key Howard l.ft
the State OF Maryland 20 join the C. 8 army
where he served an officer 10 ISfs2. and M m.
Close was private in that service. returning tn
Maryland IN lS65; that Levin Jones a tenant
OF Mr. Howard. was ordered by General Wal
lace 10 pay said rent TO Colonel Bliss one OF
ms omcers, which was accordingly done Mr.
Howard brought thIs action against his tenant
on the ground thar said rent had never i'm fa..t
been legally paid. General Wallace b..ing A
mere trespasser and not acting under lawful
author1ty. The decision OF Judge Carey WAS
thaf the alleged payment was not a legal de-
tense TO the tenant, and under that ruling IN.
jury rendered a verdict for the rent with in
terest. pardon from the President 70 th..
plainun was offered in evidence by defendsnt,~
counsel for the purpose OF showing thsf bv the
acceptance thereof the plaintiff had preclnded
himself from bringing such action, but tl,..
courf decided n could not be 80 used as evi- :
dence IN this case. and IL w'as accordingly with
drawn Under instructions the jury rendered
a verdict for the amount claimed. viz. Sirs ~.
Counsel for plaintiff Messrx. McHenrv How
ard and Daniel q. Virgin; for defendnnt
Messrs. VIM. Meade Addison and n H.
tee.-Batsmors sssr.
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FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

Arrival Of the New Minister from Hondn-
ras IN New fork-Success Of the Revo-
lntionists in Peru, &c.
NEW YORK. Feb. The steamer Henry
Chauncey, with San Francisco dates to the l1th,
has arrived.
Dr. lquacis Gomez, Minister 10 the United
States, from Honduras and Nicaragua, is a
passenger by her.
The news from the Isthmus is unimportant
The news from Perm states that Prado had
been defeated AT Areguipo and forced TO retreat
10 1slay.
The revolution had proved a success and the
Prado administration had been hurled from
place and power.
1he city OF Areq uipa, suffered from lombard
ment tor thirty-siX hours, during which time
over three thousand shells and balls were
thrown into the place.
AT the twentieth round Prados sixty-eight
FOUNDER burst, reducing the efficiency OF his
artillery greatly
The news from Central America is unim-
portant. Messrs Arman d Co.'S store at Mica
ragna, had been destroyed by fire. Loss S3OOOO
The cholera is very severe at Choluteco.
Honduras
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NKw YORK rIRsT BOARD SALES.
Lewis'Johnson a Go. quote sIscks and bonds


NEw YORK, Feb. l.-First Board-U :. ss
bsl, coupon, Inn 6-e0's, Iss2, coupons, ma;
le64, coupon. iUs'. issa coupons. losa; is.sh
coupon, new, iU7t; SAYS. ls67, coupon. iu7 :
lO.&Os, coupons, To- bus, second, lO7a q 3Os.
third. l07 =; Pacific Mail, ll4S; Atlantic Mail,
SA; Canton, ~; Cumberland. 81; Western
Union Telegraph % :; Quicksilver, "a; Mari
posa 4 do. prefer'd, II n Boston Water Power,
81; n. Y. Central, I9s; Ere, 7it; do. p'd, sss
Hudson, li7; Reading, -; Michigan Central,
III: Michigan Southern. SSx: Illinois Central
lS3h cleveland and Pitrsburg, ~ =; North west
ern, 80 "a do pref d, q Cleveland and Toledo.
ll2Ai Rock Island, lOll: 1T. Wayne. lc2A ;
OHIO and Mississippi Certificates, 9 Wells,
Fargo Co. Express, ~: Merchants Union,
36k; American Express, Il: United States
Express, 75k; Adams Express, 76S; Gold,
l4oa.
LONDON, Jan. 3l-5 p. m.-Consols. a3sa
g. u ;: Bonds close s2's; Eries, ~; Illinois
Central, s6k.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 3l-s p. m.-Bona- co..
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3I-5 y. m.-CottOn sales
foot mp $1,000 Bales; Middling Uplands, 2,
Middling Orleans. 81.
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NEW YORK ITEMS
Rights OF Naturalized Citizens Abroad
The Seizure Of the Farmers and Citi.
zens' National Bank.

Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
NEW YORK, Feb. IA meeting of delegates
and representatives Of the various Irish
Father Matthew and other societies was held
last night to make arrangements for a pro-
cesslonal celebration of ST. Patrick's day Reso-
lutlons calling upon the National Government
TO secure from foreign powers the recognition
OF the right OF naturalized citizens abroad
and from the Government Of q reat Britain tbe
liberation OF our citizens, now unlawfully i'm
prlsoned, and ample reparation for the in iuries
inflicted on them, were adopted.
A meeting of the depositors of the Farmers,
and Citizens National Eank. williamsburg.
was held last evening, the directors of the
bank, which was seized some time since nv
order OF the comptroller of the Currency, hav-
ing obtained an order for the Cove, nInanf 10
show cause why the institution should NOT be
returned TO their hands. A committee was an
pointed 10 consult over the matter and to take
such action as they may deem expedient
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CUTTING OFF THE SUPPLIKs.-The English
papers are very much disguised by a new man.
nestaton oi fenian ingenuity IN Ireland, which
takes even more question: able shape than the
harassnents Of police and soldiery that foru
the burden OF cable dispatches. II appears fhai
the fenians are actually objecting TO pay real
feet that il Is imposs ble to carry out the crSi
nary process of law in such cases BailifYt are
hunted like wolves. and IL offenders are aTrested
they are promptly acquitted by Fenian juries
his neighbors' goods. The landlords are nafa-
rally much alarmed 1t this new phase Of pop.
ular discontent, and are almost in despair q the
prospects. They are touched at last in the
most tender point The only wonder, however.
is that they have been 50 long able 70 colleci
their rents-and such rents! - n =
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THE FLORIDA CONVENTION

TALLAHAssEE, FLA, Jan. 3l-In the Con.
vention resolution was offered that no dele.
gate now in the Convention be eligible to the
ONCE OF Governor, Lieut.. Governor Secretary.
State Auditor, Treasurer, or Register of Public
LANDS, LOT tne space OF ten years from date /,
went over under the rules A resolution was
offered asking the repeal OF the cotton tax, II
laid over under the rules
Ihe balance Of the session was consumed in a
1eDate on the recommittal of the report of the
Committee on Elections and Privileges nendin .
which, the convention adIourned But 1.-THE
order and no harmony prevails
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Battle between the Turks and Cretians-
The Cretians Nicterieus-Spain for the
PePe-A Spanish Pspal Legion to be-
Raisrd

fBy Cable TO the Associated Pressl
LONDON, Feb. Late dispatches have been
received here from Athens. giving an account
of another battle between the Turks and Gre
tans, in which the latter Were successful
1he Spatsiolean mountaineers were the at
tacking party. The Turks stood their ground
and the battle lasted all day. The Turks ac-
knowledge loss of two hundred and fifty
killed The Cretan loss is not stated.
MADRID, Feb. I'm accordance with the ex-
pressed determination of the Government TO
uphold the temporal power of the Holy Father
steps have been taken for the formation of a
corps 10 be known as the Papal Legion.
LONDON. Feb. I-Forenoon.-TheR Bank of
Holland has reduced It's rate OF discount 10 per
cent Eries 4SH; U. s. 5-20's firmer, at ~ a
12ss.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. I.-Cotton quiet and steady.
Sales OF 10.ttN bales. Other articles uncbang nged
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Fredericksburg News says: '.On the
22d. the house of Mr.. John w. NcCalley. in the
neishborhood OF Thornsburg in Spots ylv vania
county. was entirely destroyed by fire. 1t is
supposed that sparks from the fire i'm an upper
room fell in the bed. and the first notice the
family had was the house falling in over their
heads. All the furniture, wearing apparel, &c.
were consumed.
The large tobacco factory Of Mr.. J. w. GilIs,
At Prospect depot, in Prince Edward county.
was totally destroyed by fire, on Saturday night
last, together with quantity of tobacco, and all
the achinery. The loss is about $1,000, upon
which there was only partial insurance. The
fire was the act of an incendiary.
James L. Taliaferro, Real Estate Agent. has
sold to Rev. Philip s. Caffery, of Oregon Terri
tory, Cornelius T. Smiths farm of 3S5 acres in
Spotsylvania county, for 81 900, 1,70O cash. Also
part OF Nell McCoul's farm near the Court
House, at $40 an acre, to Jas. T. Owens.
A suit is in progress before the Circuit Court
of Roanoke county, entitled Burwells heirs
uS. Burweifs exor. involving the claim to a
and valued at over S100,OO0.
Sunday night last as Mr.. Hardin a Curri-
tuck farmer, was on his way to Norfolk market
with load OF produce, he was attacked by two
men who wore masks, and who made an at
tempt to rob his cart. Mr. Hardin finally beat
them both on and saved his produce
Inc fredericksburg Herald says: "Not a
ION OF coal rs TO be had at any Of our coal yards
indeed several parties are now receiving Locust
Mountain coal via Richmond. This is q round
about way to receive coal from Pennsylvania -
The Lynehburg tirginian strongly urges the
re-establlshment of the night train on the Or.
ange and Alexandria raiiroad-if it can he done
without loss.
MIR. Thomas h. Timberiake, constable Of the
Corporation Of Fredericksburg, has been re-
moved from Office by order of General Scho-
field.
Mr.. Henry Darlington, of Charlotte county,
has sold his fine farm, s.InglesIde," to Mr. J. X.
watkins, OF the same county, for s30.00O. 1t is
said to be splendid tract of land.
The Germans of Fredericksburg on Thursday
night, met at the Odd Fellows Hall and or.
ganized a German Building Association.
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THE NOVA SCOTIAN SECESSION
MOVEMENT
Especial Dispatch 70 the Star l

Especial Dispatch TO the Star.l
MONTREAL, Feb. 1.-The anti confederate re-
peal movement in Nova Scotia causes some
sensation here. II is believed that the Gov.
eminent made overtures TO Hon. James Howe
10 induce him to renounce his opposition to the
new order OF things but they failed, Mr. Howe
remaining faithful TO the interests of his nrov.
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Te-day's New York Markets.
TKV Talarranh

NEW YORK, Feb. Flour dull and un.
changed. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn
steady. Rye dull and unchanged. OAts quiei
snd steady. Pork firm: Mess s22 6sk isSru
quiet at ~ kalI cts. Whisky nominal Barley
dull. Peas nominal. Cotton firm at Isk censs
for Middling Uplands. Freights firm Spirits
Turpentine irregular at So case cents. RosIn
firm but quiet al - for strained common.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-Mr. Al
fred Spates. President of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, in letter written in re-
sponse to inquiries concerning the proposed
construction of two railroads from Hagerstown
to Williamsport says:
"Thai, without any additional expenditure to
the company. other than the simple cost of one
more lock-keeper at each lock between Will
Transport and Cumberland, in order to keep
the Canal working by night As well as by day,
that work will be able to carry all the coal
needed by the two railroads mentioned In add.
ton to the present supply annually taken to
Georgetown. Also, that the canal company
will make any enlargement of the basin or i'm.
provement at Willamsport which may be nee
essary to accommodate the increased trade
given to it by either, by both, of the Railroads
mentioned There are now about three hun.
dred boats running upon the canal, which an.
nrHlly carry something less than half million
tons of coal. BY keeping the locks often
Throughout the twenty-four hours, the canal
Will accommodate one thousand boats, and ad-
nit of the delivery at Wihiamsport of one mil.
hon tons of coal in addition to the present sup
ply. This would give to each of the Railroads
more coal than is at present transported to
Georgetown. .fh
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~ Not long sincea distillery was found in a
coAl.mtne near Peoria, llI.-the most profIta b,e
coAl-mine, II not the most profitable distilIerv
IN The United States. A day or two since 4
st1i was discovered in a dense jingle in w God.
fofd county, in that state, =
EThe Colnmbps Journal Gays Miss
SqeaA Trout came 30 her death by over exertion
In nPkafinG. After very severe exercise On -
ice sne Sefl into spasms, suffering terribly until
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night last at Chattanooga, Tennessee, Mary
Daily, OF Ogdensburg, New York, and Miss
ate Harrington. OF Chattanooga, returned from
a party. and as the fire appeared to have died
Qua, they adopted the dangerous plan of reviy.
ing il by pouring Aurora oil into the rrate
The oil Immediately ignited. the flames rushing
upward, bursting the can, and nlling the room
in a moment with q solid sheet Of flame. One
Of the young ladies erasped the door and rushed
shrieking into the yard. where her clothes were
torn from her body by negro The other COW
cred herself mp in bed, bat set 1t on IRE. and
while attempting to escape from the room. feli
to the floor, from Whieh she was picked m md
Carried ont bysa colofed man. Both the bodies
however, had received injuries which were be.
other at 8 O'Clock Sunday forenoon. : =.
VGovernor Baker. OF Indiana. unrxaor,.a
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STAY OF EXECUTIONS BY MILITARY
ORDER.

CHARLEsToN. $. &. Fen. 1.-Gen. Canby. in
compliance with request of the Convention.
has issued an order staying, for three months.
executions on real and personal property.
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The LIeHT WEIGHT CHAnProS Maven
al fhs AeS>y Ug.-The lsst deposit OF the a ~,
match between Barney Aaron, the lirht weight
cnsmP,on; ana the Unknown, tPatssy Shep-
up-tne iakt deposit having been made AZ ROCKY
Moors inwood Hotel. i'm Westchester county
All oeinS now satisfactorily settled, there 4
q, s on..osersy over the merits Of beth men,
sms, out mere are many who think Patsey a
soo1 match Tor the liffle champion. and who
viii oe me hardest opponent Barney ever met
benei1>s viii 20 into training ON the firSf OF
HTeh- The nght takes place ON All Foors
pay.-N " E<Tress
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SALE or FARna--Mr. John Tweed OF Nev
Acres, bc.fsd in the f0uf{h district OF caxs
county, for go per acre. Joseph III C,.rhsr,
hss sold his larm Of aAout 1s0 acree. M a -
Heus~ - Nr. Mole, ofPhiladelphia, Tor -. On
..4ing in pam exchange city property.-Fl FlFfcs
(A1,l VAC. wv"
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DEATH OF A RABBI.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. h@Rev. Isaac Lesser
Rabbi OF The Portuguese Synagogue, died In thi
city to-day.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
The United States to Demand from Great
Britain an Immediate Settlement

ISpecl&I Iuspatch 70 the Star.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The World this morning
has double-leaded SPECIAL dispatch from
Washington, which states that il is learned
from the highest Official authority that the Ad-
ministration has decided 10 demand thai the
American claims on Great Britain must be
settled at once. Ii intimates vigorous policy
in this regard TO be pushed through the new
British Minister-despite the forthcoming Sc
rene and guarded exchange of speeches which
will be made when Mr.. Edward Thornton is
presented officially TO the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-01

y Montana nd is now the fashionable eosor
IN Pars. 80 rlfl q t
- Somebody has bet s7oo 10 $50 th,t NJ.
Coole win whip C0burn
- Dennis c'Brieu. Of p. r. celssnfv. has
evil 10 dexfn.
- speenlaiors are buying up wha, Isse
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CAUTION.

Beefand's = German Remedies counterfei,ea
Bee that the signature Of &. N. JACKSON fs ON
tks wrapper Of each bottle. All others are coun-
hrt~ft.
Prineipsi Once and Mandatory ct the German
nsAtSiDe Store, No. 631 ARCH STREET, Phila-
e<fBkiA, Pa
CHARLES N. EVANS. Proprietor,
Formerly O. M.JACRsoS CO.
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WARRINGTON, Feb. I, ls6s Jay Cooke A.
Go. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRIAsE AND CELIBACY

An Bay ,on Yogys MEs on ZEE CRinr OF
eorlfrss, and the DIsEAsEs and ABUSES wlich
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Of r.iief Sent in sealed Letter snyslopes free Of
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PHYSICIANS AND CLEReYMEN
testify to the merits of
HALLS VD9ITABLB

elOALlAN hAIB BBNEWBBs
In restoring GRAY hAIR to its original color and
promoting its growth. IL makes the hair soft and
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again. II 10 the best
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Ever used. IL removes Dasdrud and all Scurvy
kruptions. IL does not stain the skin.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
Beware OF the pumerous preparations which are
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Nashua, N. H., Rroprietoss.
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NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE.
AZ ESSAY r>s YOUNG sEs Ca Physiolcsi-
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and Early ~ Manhood which create impediments to
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Philadelphia, Pa. ia25i0t
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
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and properly applied at Batchelor's Wig factoy
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esnsne sermsn Bitters, per bottle -..-..--.3I o.
% half dcxeu............ S U
esnsno 6trm.n Tonic, pst up in quart bottles
" ~ per bottle, or hslfdozen for "a So
De net forget % examine well the article ron
order 10 get the genuine. -. :. : =
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VGoverner Baksr. Of indians, pardousa
u3 con yicts Last year
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. W WOODWARD
CA.ef JVsftcs ftas S~pr,as C0RYt If Pg.. tcriss:
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, lsa.
II bnd 'Hoonands German Bittsrs' Is a good
tonic usefal IN diseases OF the di gestiye organs
and Of great benef In of debility aud want of
nervous action n the system. Yours, truly.
GEO. W. WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Js1Fs Of fss SsDvsHgs Court Of P,rasyIrasIn
PHILADELPRfA, April -, I-sy5
tLS 8t.dtcHs In cases Cf attacks of Indigestion or
By-pep-is- can certify this from my ex perience
JAMES THOMPSON"
FROM REV. JOSEPH ii. KENNARD. ID. D.,
Pastor Of tss TsHfa Beptia Cbsrca. PhiIadsipA
Dr.. JackSoH-Dear Sir 1. have been frequently
Requested ts connect my name with recomme p6a-
noIs Of different kinds of medicines but regarding
the practice as out Of my appropriate sphere,
II various instances, and partic nlAriy In my own
family of the usefulness Of DIR. Hoohsnds : German
bitters, depart for once from my usual course.
20 express my full conviction that for gS7seyaI de-
efbtS ~ fAs SytteD1 and especially for Ltrsr fOUg-
pGdtsf, a safe and rdfEabis pkspdrafI0a. In
sens cases IL may fail but usually, doubt not, IL
VII q yery beneficial TO thOse who suffer from
The stoye causes.
Yours, very respectfully,
J. II. kENNARD,
Eighth, below Coates street.
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FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD. d. D.,
FROM REV I'm Tryn.u

fhoh REy. Il. ID. FENDALL,
Assistant Editor CRrisftaa CbTosiels PajIn
have derived decided benefit from the use 0 7
bceesnd 0erman bitters and feel il my priv :
so all rho ere suffering from general debility or
ssm diseases arising frsm derAneeraent OF the
hveT. Yours truly,
Ed. FESpALL.
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ToBE RETIRED.-Captain James Cahill. I'd
Cavalry; Brevet Lieut. Colonel Thomas IL
Reeves, Both Infantry, and Brevet Captain A
II. ID. Williams, 5th Cavalry, have been ordered
before the Army Retiring Board.