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New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

undertaking A diligent perusal OF THE IRIB
UNE will be an excellent thing for the Atlanta
jurymen. They will find our columns NINE
of information-alike invaluable for doctrine
or reproof. BY all means let them investigate
THE TRIRIrNF.
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but who now think no practice so injurious.
However, we all live to learn and we are glad
to be told that the common people should no
longer remain in ignorance. 4ns
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TABLE or CONTENTS.
FIRsT PAGE.

FInsT PAGE. The Fashions.
Washington Dispatches. Ihe Murderer Real
Ioreen News A New Mercantile Palace.
Domestic Teegraphic News. Political.
Albany News. TO Correspondents
Death OF James Harper. The State Of Trade
Music Marriages, Deaths, and Fn-
The Drama. nerals.
SECOND PAGE. ispecih Notices
General Notes. SIXTH PAGE.
Money Market. Real Estate
Markets. Real Estate Advertisements
Advertisements. SEVENTH PAGE.
THIRD PAGE. Advertisements
Ship News. EIGHTH PAGE.
Advertisements. The courts
FOURTH PAGE. Desperate struggle Win
Connecticut Burglars
PentOn-Merritt-The Post. Meeting OF the Union
How 10 Resume. League CLUB
Railroad POlicyPro Rata The Bristol and Newport
Rates Of Advertising Warfare
Medical Education. The Revolt at Sing sing.
Editorial Paragraphs Home News.
business Notices. Latest Ship News.
FIFTH PAGE. Advertisements.
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THE TRIBUNE IN PARIS.

Messrs BOwles Brothers e. Co., No. 12 Rue
de Ia Pax agents in Paris 10 receive suDserp
tions and advertisements for The TRIBUNE
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Advertisements for this weeks issue of The
WEEKLY he handed in To-Day Price 81 per hns
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Perhaps Mr.. Theodore Johnson, writer in
the last number of Putaam's Magazine expects
us to believe that the author of "The Burial of
"Sr John Moore" did really translate that fine
poem from German ode written in honor Of
the Swedish hero, Gen. Torstensen, who fell
at the siege of Dantzic in tho seventeenth
century, the second stanza of which is as fol-
lows:
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RITES OF ADYRRTLSLNG-

We are in receipt Of the two following letters
from the Post Office Department requesting the
insertion of two advertisements in THE TRIB-
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xmE CoNsCRIPTIoN 1N FRANCE.

The operation OF the conscription is exceed.
inely eimple. The project OF the department.
together with general OF division and COM
missary of police, sit together at table on
winch Is set mahogany cyiinueI hung between
two uprig hts and moving upon pivots. The
cylinder contains iust as many tickets as theie
all those who have attained their twentieth
yenr within the twelvsE onth, there are gene
:, rally about 120 every year in rural canton.
Ont OF these 12O the gov 'rnment usually re-
qulre GO for the service, SO that If among those
who draw the frat 60 figures there are none
! who claim exemption, the rustic who dray ys No.
81 may consider himself safe. But this is sell
dom the case. Out OF the first 60 there are
sometimes as many q score who are ex-
empted on account of bodily infrmities, or
from being o2!y sons OF widows or, again,
from having an elder brother already 10 the
army. A conscript, therefore, cannot call
himself we'll out Of the woods unless he pulls
ont ticket marked with some figure above
80; in otnor words. the chances against him
; state th,t the whole ceremony is conducted
:, with great fairness no cheating ia possible.
The tickets are all rolled up iko small
% and ,aTeG pulling Ling one oas %ssee hs
many turns as he likes, in order to, pix them
all UP together. but BY the new army law,
passed in 1868, those who draw bad num-
halfs-i. g. rather more than five years in the
regular army end fouG years IN the reserve.
The ..good numbers" haye to d9 i've years in
tion always takes piacs towards the end Of jan
uary OF the beginning Of February. but by the
Y new law the. conscripts are not enrolled till
July. Il, however. a lad likes to Join at ohce,
che is at liberty to do 80, and ne has then the
Il ptiyllegeof choosing his regiment, which those
s swh0 only Join in July have not: . - !. -.
Il may be mentioned oursorily that it ie the
. Alsat,ails Who are supposed TO make the best
ii soldiers. Ihey ara tall. strong. and honest
Y Most OF them JON Immediately a:sor tsssy s
as to have greater chance Of sismaininR near
!. nome, there helpr. a;wass segeral trsgi-
nSn.s Of sStsymsn qqsrterea a. traabnIs.
are small and fiery, are genefalfy put
into the Zouaves, 'rneS are good soldiers in
war, but in :lrne OF peace they are the plaques
ling aud thieving., The Parisians. if they have
their Choice. invariably ask to be hussata. or
lancers. and it is well known fact that they
make the worst soldiers in the army. With
them it is all brag and show; they keep them
selves very neat and smoke cigarettes, but they
are Idle. and, when ,scolded. sulky. They al
ways rejoice exceedingly when peace is pro-
claimed.-PdU Mall Gazette.
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TYR. RIO AUS = @}sea.

d.. ~ : Q "a : Us .'ssas
oLDEN RsEFME.D les.
ASK FOR NO OTHER, TAKE NO OTHER. AND
you will save time. health and money.
$1,000 REWARD Tor any caee OF disease In any
stage which they fail to cure.
DR.. KICHAU'S GOLDEN BALeAM No. / cures
Ulcers. liberated Sore, 7 hrOat and Mouth, fore
kyes Cutaneous or Skin Eruptions. Copper OoiOredl
Blotches. soreness OF the Scalp, Scrotdi &c is the
greate0t Renovator, Alternative and Blood PnriAer
known. .rewoHeS al oiseases nom thArsy6tem, and
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
Dr.. RICHAUA GOLDEN HALSAM No. q cures
Mercurisl Affections Rheumatism In sll It's fcrIns,
whether Gom mercury or other causes: gives immes
diafe reef In oil caseea No dJettng necesaayY. il
have thousands Of Certtne eates proving the ffacu-
lous cures effected By fheSe Remedies. Price OF
either No. or No. 50 per bottle Two bottles for
u Dr., R1cHAU's eoLDEN ANTIDorR, safe spec.
dy, pleasant and radical cure TOR ali Urinary De.
ragenents accompanied with full directions. Price
50 per bottle.
ladAcal cure for Nervous or General Debility i old
or Young; tmpsrtlna energy with wonde. fdI effect
Price $6 ter bottle, or two bottles for so.
On receipt otprice these Renedits 9 viii be shipped
to any placs. PROMPT attention paid to all corres
dents. None genuine without the name nf "Dr.
RICHAU.S GOLDEN REMEDlERs D., .,B. RICHARDS
Sole Proprietor, " blown ~ glass Of bottles
,s % . lSSa NO. 228 varick-strces, New York
Once Hours from A. M.to8P. N. N,
Circu are cent. 1y July
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Charleston Cotton and Ktce Market.
OFFICE Or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLEsroN, Wednesday Evening. August H.
CoTroN-This artcl. was quiet With an easier ter-
dency in prices the business being only on the most
limited scale; sales 16 bales. viz: at 81; at 29
at 3Oh; ;44ts1Ho. We quote somewhat nominaly:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Ordinary to good ordinary. .28 @3O
Low middling. ng....................3l o.
MiddilnR. ..5l3s0y-
By New York classification we quote
MiddlfnR, nomnally. ........S2 q
R1cE-There were no transactions OF note, but the
grain continued 6rm. We quote, nominaly, coIn-
mon to fair clean Carolina at 7H@8; good eX@s36c
@ fb. .o -.,.. ,aa...,.g3.
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Gommerfiai.

NxpOIr8. h<st t3tFs
NEW YORK-Per steamship Magnoia-ls bales
tJctton "a bales Yarn, 2A6 bbls Rosin, Is tierces
Rice 43 casks CLAY, 729 Melons, 48 packages
eundries.. ...P.r echr Myrover-l52, 009 feet
Lumber, 100 hhds Molasees 16 bbls Beet. 10
boxes Wine. II bags Cotton Seed packages
Furniture, boxes Hardware, bbl VINEGAR.
PHILADELPhIA-Per sohr Clara Bell-2sO tons
Phosphate Rock.
PROVIDENCE, Il Per schr Lottie-148 900 fee t
Flooring Boards.
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Markets by Telegraph.

Markets by Telegraph. q
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, august IL Noon -Consols 92X. Bonds
steady at 63H. Turpentine 26s 6da26s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, August 11-Noon.-cotton shade
Aemer. Uplandsl2zs. Orleans 1sal3h1. Sales l2-
600 bales. Breadstuzs hrmer. Corn 800.
Afterno n.-cotton unchanged Breadstuffs quiet.
Lard dull at 73s .t
Evening Cotton firm. Up'ands 1884, Orleans
1Sa13xd. Sales u 600 bales
DOMESTIC MARKErs.
NEW YORK, August 11-Noon.- Money steady at
6a7 Sterling aI God 36A. cotton quiet at $3.50.
Turpentlne AK: A3c. Rosin hrm Common s2 rs.
Strained 50 SOa2 IS. ~ ,ts,.
Eveuirg Cotton more active. sales $500 bales
at NO Flour Gull. superhne IS 90a6 80. Com
to fair extra Southern Sc 9oa7 40. Wheat dull
at 2a4c lower during the dsy. Corn ssghtly 'Mvors
buyers. Fork quiet ut ssS 25. lard Armer. Kettle
2oA204c. Whilkey 81 IAN Groceries ana naval
stores quiet and steady Cover ments closed heavy.
Southerns dull. Money active atea7 Sterling 10.
Gold dull aa IS. Stocks feverish ana ansetled.
BALTIMORE. August 11.--Cotton quiet and un-
changed Flour quiet and steedy. Wheet firm.
Ohio CO red 81 GOAL 70. Good ~ lAoals So Corn Hrm.
White 81 TO- Yellow 81 12a1 IT, Provisions not so
strong. but prices are we'll maintained. Whiskey
81 13a1 IL.
sr Lours; Auguet 1l-whiskey 81 10. Pork ss4 aS.
Bacon quiet an unchan. ed.
LoUIsvILLH, August 1i--Flour frm. Superane
- 76 Provisions frm Mess Pork S34 Shoulders
aGc. Clear sides 1shal9xc. Hams 22a2s,.c. LARD,
new, 2oc. Keg 2lhc. Whiskey $I08. Provisions
Arm < @x+ I'll
WILMINGTON, August 71.--Spirits turpentine firm
with advancing tendency-3SHc. Rosin 81 76a4.
Crude turpentine quiet at 50 60s8
AUGUSTA, August II Cotton marEet dull. Sales
2 bales Receipts bales. Mtdditng SIX. The late
heavy and Continued rsius cause rust In cotton in
various sections OF the State.
SAVANNAH. August II. 1.-Receipts bales. Exports
12z bales. No market.
j, MOBILE, August 11.-1he cotton market quiet.
Eales 75 kales to one buyer. Low middling 30c.
Receipts IL bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August 11.-Cotton in fair do.
mand. saies 3l9 bales. Low middlipg SOC. No
1niddlng In this market. Receipts $40 bales. Ex-
!; porte TO Havre 1921 bales. sugsr-common 11a12c.
Prime 14Kc MoIaases. reboiIed 65a70c. Whiskey
IL lOal IL. Gold S4s1. sterling ASK. York sight
exchange at par.
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Commences uer Northeastern Railroed
AuRN6t H.
Pa sson4erc.

Per steamship Magnolia, for New, Ycrk-Hon G
Walker. Mrs McManus Mrs Kilbride. Bians. g
Tucker, Mrs w Hoyt u Mauloin and lady. ]
Ion and child, T Gregg. Miss Stanley, Miss n
Carey w Rook and lady. Miss Atwater, Miss q
oFney, Luther 5 " morris ana 4 in steerage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from savannah via Beau.
fort. Bluffton. Hilton Head. &c-George Robinson,
l. Sanders, I Henry, Nj Solomons, d Phil.
hppi, Lewis O Pharque. Mrs Harrison and cons,
MISS Alice Harrison, and Miss Rosina Harrison.
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Arrived Yesterday.
Rice Tow D BSeA Go: and Poroher d Henry.
Button, Hilton Head, &c. Mdse and Sundries. TO
the Agent, and Others I
Cleared Yesterday. /
steamship Mssnolia. orewsll. New York-Ravenel q
echr Myrover. Brown, New York-w Roach Co.
schr Lottie, Johrson, Providence, q I-Risley 1
Creighton.
e'hI o{ssa cs 1Bs9 4a'eqsy Rh1'ass.pn'a-5 rn'lo"
Sailed Yesterday.
steamship Magnona. Crowsll. New York. /
From t6fs PORT.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore, August 10.
''E''' shipnstvs Wy u le'eafaph.!la (
sAvANNAH. August 1l.-Arrived, schr L Davis
from New York
sailed, steamship Leo for New York.
LIST URI.VEssELs
EOREIGN
Il .sssgigs As 4 ItvEnPooL.. atQsT..
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared May 20
British brig Courier, Evane satled. July
DOMESTIC
Il r 0oLDBBoRo', ME.
Schr Velocity, Pnkharn saied June IL
FRANKFORT NE.
Brig W Mcailvery. Suits. cleared. July
Brig Cyclone. Frisbie, up. August s
Schr Geor1ie, Swan, up. July 81
Schr Iii1y, Hu2hes up. August
schr Minerva, Dssosway, up. August 2
PHILADELPHIA. -.sle ~-
Schr Amanda Flanagan, Collins cleared July SC
Echr Fraacisco, Crowther. up.. July q
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ITO Bsv SlM So "a II ~. 4
~. W Thss SUMTER NEWS.

Il PUBLxSRED ATsSUATKK, 81. o.,
y IL ONE or fHE BEST PAsF7S ~ HE uk.
COUNTRY; hAe q large circniatioL, ana affords sti.
persor advantages do an Adt Srtsing n4ed1ll. Terms
lew. Addres DARR 4 OsTEEw,v y, E
February ~ PxOpnef0rs
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THE DAILY NEWS.
/, GporEc Peabody.

aN RS, George Peabody.
by OLIVER WENDELL HoiMxs.
Bankrnpt-6ur pockets inside ont
Empty 3; orde TO speak his prsiaesi
Worcest r. and'Webater up the spout .
Dead broke Of faudatory phrases
But why with howery speeches tn.-- ~
With vain superlo''-- ..~:~,
Has lanG"5i, = .,es dist5ess him
pettsr words than MsseI
.sas friend Of all his race---s'i0o p'e7s n"'A'
simple prayer-bnt words more sweet
BY human lips were pever uttered.
Since Adam lett the country seat,
Where angel wings around him futtcred.
The old look on with tear.&immed eyes. f.
he children cluster to arees him,
And every voice unbidden cfies-
The IF end OF all his race--God bless him
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They are made Of "sentonine." aud contain no
Injurious drug.
Read what one of the most distinguished physi-
clans Of Richmond, Va, says about the LoEeuges
rhave long used ssntonine the sotipe principle OF
European Woim.Seed, as an efectual remedy for
Worms in children. Mr.. Wa'ner L. Fleming pre-
pares q Lozenge composed OF It.. which is . very
pleasant palatable f'rm in which to administer
It to children. and which may be relied prop
erly prepared. o. +. MANSON. NJ. D.
1l!-F.,'G 40 DR. 81. BAER, wholesale Agent, I
June 21 No. 131 Meeting.street.I
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Uonsix noes per south ,CsIoI1n9 Aka,lron4
,1ilS .AugGse sIa bnd Al. *

7i>S .susSss ne ,ana IN
"a bs,ss Cotton g bales .ss,ds ISss1cs ,ss, sSa sssss
900 sacks Wheat 1854 bbls Nava, Stores. cars WOOD,
8 cars Lumber, car stock. To Sailroad Agent
pnsso pidemsnn Co. 0ampsen Co. Bulwils!e co,
Cobia & 20. Bollmann Bros, WAGNER h Monsees.
Goldsmith & SON. Pelzer, r. dgers Co, Mure &
Witte, W KsRyan: AZ Mull,Ran. johnston, CSuws h
60, g 81 walter 4 Co. and e y Wiss, - s!fs@ =
Consienoes per Northeastern Railroed
August IL
10 bales Cotton, Gle bbls Naval Stores cars Lum:
Der, Tobacco, DC. ToJ Marshall. Jr. g D stoney, g
II Walter 4 CO, A A Goldsmith b Eo.JN Bardsn. d
@ Ebauah, Kinsman Howell, Reod-r Davis, q
voiat, q LitschM, j A Pritchsrd, Weiters, Nieman
Il Berger. l. Jervey, smith, Klinck. WickenberS
& Co, e yelling, and Robinson.
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TEOLaiEs Ss MACBETH.
T6so. 80 Areaa-ssrsss. 5 N
Charleston. 8. c..

GEaElAL CUmMIssHOM AGENTS
viii a,ttend tos Renting ana Collecting Of Rents
snd purchases and ssies % alacks, Bonda, Gold,
''sss '' Arso as4a la
To the Purchase OF Goods and Supplies for pastis
In the country upon reasonable terms. eT faM
QEonoE r. AoIrEs. .ALKxAtSDKn MA6DKThs
@SapusryI ~ I'VE
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THAT ANY SICK MAN SURVIVED THE
treatment Of afty years ayo, must be considered a
proof that human beings are very hard to kill
gatives were then the order Of the day The phv-
sc:sn played into the hands OF the apohecary, and
the unfortunate patient was drenched morning.
noon and night with prostrating medicines. We
i've in more rational and conscientious era. The
Importance of supporting Nature in it's conflict
with disease is now understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated by
artificial depletion. They are met with TONIC 8
that rally The vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy Chief among these alice of Nature.
in its battles with sickness. is
~ rr s+I
lr PLANTATION DITTENS.
This wonderful vegetable restorative IL the sheet
anchor OF the feeble and debinta!ed. As cordial
| for the aged and decrepid it has NO equal among
| stomach,cs As remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender especially subject. is
superseding every other simulant and nervine.
as specific in every species Of disorder which un.
der,nines the bodily strength and breaks down the
/ ,saElN>T.E .
animal spirits. Wherever It is introduced 1t be
comes o standard arucle--a medicinal staple. Drug
eists although their profit upon it IL email, And 1t
absolutely necessary to keep preparation f,r which
everybody inquiries. and for which nobody will
accept a substitute. It is to-day the most popu]s,
medicine in the civilized world Extensively az II
is advertised is best lvertise ont is the beneficial
result which uniformly follows is use Every bottl,
sold insures the sale Of at least hafa dozen more
Unlike other stimulauts it braces and fortiaes the
system without exciting undue cerebral action
The cheering effect which It produce, upon the
mind is not momentary, but permanent. There Il
no subsequent depression. It does not. as is tn,
case With all other stiuli hegst q craving 70. ex
citants. On the other hsEd. it soo:hes and calms
1 es4s A.t u l1a3fa ------- "a Hi .1
the nerves. corabinfnn strange a the anos,n ,lv ma
seem. the qualities Of sedativs ard gentle anodyn
with those Of ionic and invigorant. The perfect
purity Of a It's ingredients. their admirable adao.
tation to the purposes they are intended To snI.
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THE WONDER FUA FAMILY MEDa

VAE VVUNO1NTOA FAMILY mHDNs
CINE.
Letter from, the Surgeon General Of the late Conteder
eai is4,,Y ate States.
RICHMOND, Va, Jsuuary n, 1862
JOHN DA1kBY & Co.. No. 18O William street, New
York:
(1enMem,m-T have received your letter OF the 18th
OF December, 1885, calling my attention to your
(Darby's Prophylactic) Fluid.
Imost cheerfully state that the Fluid furnish
ed to, and extenslvely used by, the surgeons In
charge Of general hospitals In the Confederate
vice with Rrest benefit to Atle patentsall the sur
geOEs making favorable report great deal Of II
was used IN the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obedient eervant, -
i Bli' u. tHAAYL PRESTON MOORE, n, b.
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TIM ASTONISHING
DISI NEE OF A Mt !.

EMORY CoILKaE, GxYonD GA, Decenber 2s 1858.
Prot. darcy. Deas Siy--HaviDg not been en-
gagged for many yeArs-in the active duties Of the
Medical profession. am only gupexhcially acquaint-
ed with the claims ef your Pr0phylacttc Fluid, but
am well acquainted with its chemical elements
While, therefore, cannot speak experimentally OF
the value OF the compound. vet the disinfectng and
therapeutic properties of the agents employed in ts
compoeItion. together with the well known reputa-
ton u It's dlscevorer, chemist, authorize Ene to
regard lite merits as Of high order; on the whole II
must be considered valuable contribution to the
class Of articles to which 1t bec ngs.
These views, may add arc sustained by the testi.
its properties. Believe me, dear sir.
Yours, respectfully,
A. MEAN6, N. D.. LII. d.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS, ST1MGS, SO.
ALABAMA INSANE HOSPITAL,
TUSCALOOSA. December "a. 1868.
Messrs. JOHN DARBY a. Co.. No. l60 Wflliam-street,
New York:
G;sntlemen-I received your circulars Of the 1cth
to the merits Of your Prophylacttc FLUID. The pre-
paratiOn has been generally used by the profeE.
sion and public at large. and universally esteem.
ed that 1t seems to noe to need no further recon.
mendation. III
As d,sinfectant and remedial Agent too when ii.
We use permeanRanfc prepa ations very extensively
In this h spital and cou,d not do without them.
consider yours tue beet and most elegant prepaza
tion OF the kind manufactured. IS
Respectfully yours. &C..
r. BRICE. NJ. D.,
supst and Physic!an A1abams Insane Hospital.
DOWItS & NOISE.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
May rs tuths8mos Agents for South Carolina
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nARsY,s PaoPAxLAcrlo FLUID.

Letter from Hon. AleS. Fl. St.pbess, of Georgia.
CRAwFoRDsvHLE, Ga September 20, 1868;
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid is an article of little
cost, but great value. It's domestic wen as medi-
cipsl usos are numerous. while its spectsltes are
most wonderful have not been without It for
ten years, end no head Of Q family who can afford
to have it should be without It.
ALEX. 81. STEPHENS.
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pRoPH1T1,s LIVER mEp1c1nE

Dr.. Prophtn-Baving used this medicine eufa-
cienty long to test its vrtue End satisfy my own
mind that 1t is an Invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that hundreos
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be slgnally benefited he has been by its use We
deem 1t duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them the of this remedy which
has given not only himself but several members Of
his family the greatest relief.
III, w. ARNOLD.
HF A.
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@ar,ur Nems.

ort OF Charleston. August IL
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FROM WBIOH MANKIND SUFFER
over large part Of the globe. is the
consequence of diseased action in
the system. induced by the poikon-
lous Riasm OF vegetable decay. This
= /exha1atloh is evolved W the action
: Of solar heat on wet soil, and rises
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@ DooLY COUNTY, GA: April, 1867.
l. ThiS is to certify that confined to ,he house
and most of the Tire to my bed. and suffering the
greatest agony Imaginable With Rheumatism. for
i've months, and after trying every available
dy, with no relief, was cured with two bottles Of
Dr.. y. Prophft1 Anodyne Pam Kill II, each cost
ing fly cents oDly it relieved me almost instantly
therefore recommend it IN the highest degree to
others suffering from similar diseIse. I can say
TINT 1t il Of the best family medicines now out
certain. You're truly. W. A. FOREHAND.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-07-02

The Austrian Minister Of Public Worship has
addressed instructions % governers Of the pro
viuces, pointing cut that when priests are con-
fined in clerical houses Of correction by their
bishops, the episcopal sentences are only valid
in so far snd so long as the condemned priest
voluntarily submits to them.
Dubuque. Iowa, so long in fnic'l difa,ulties.
voted last week on the plain question g Shall
the city Of Dubuqe settled ITS debts ~ The
result was not very satisfactory. About one
seventh Of the voters wenr 20 the polls and there
was a negative majority Of thuty-sesen. Du-
buaue owes about III lion and three quarters
dollars, the holders Of the aouls being '' 1oalei
capitalists down East, which fact, in the cas-
uistry Of Iowa. makes the repudiation perfect
ly legal and honorable proceedings.
Major Ninian Z Ewarls, Of Springfield, m is
preparing for the press volume entitled - the
Life and Times Of Governor Niniau Edwards. "
twill give a history Of Illinois from i7o) up TO
the year Of the Govern1r's death. in 1888 The
pages will contain correspondence from dis
tinguished men such Patrick Henry, Monroe
Calhorn, the elder adams, Writ and others
Among these will he found the appointment y
John Todd, in 1889. as military and Civil Com
mandant Of the Country of Illinois, in the
state of Virginia.
In the Paterson libel suit against the Roches-
ter Union, the jury took an emnently common
sense view Of the matter, and returned ver-
diet Of" no couIse Of action" The case arose
out Of the publication Of a teegraphc despatch
in which it claimed that the plaintiff was eharg
ed with a crime The same dispatch was pub
'ished, we believe in AL the papere Of the State
onnected with the Associated Press, The jury
rI no % malice or crime in publishing the
c1l1--yn news,