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CHINA.
MIR. BURLINGAME's CREDENTIALS.

MIR. BURLINGAMES CREDENTIALS.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 2Z-The following additional
advices from China received by the steamship
China At the time Sir Rutherford Alcock, the British
Charge dAffairs left Pekn for Shanghai. the French
Minister was preparing for his departure. New
TRANSACTIONS of the Burlingame credentalsshOw that
he was accredited to the Western Nations or lesser
States and had penipOtentary powers. Tho
Protestant and Catholic mission houses at Marking
had been totally destroyed by n mob. The inmates
barely escaped with their lives.
GEN. KIERNAN'S LETTER.
Russell & Co., Oliphant d Co, and other American
firms in Shanghai. have published card denOuncing
Gen Kiernan's letter To The Nae YOrk Herald as I'M
warrantable and slanderous. They charge Gen.
Herman with leaving the country in debt and init
mate that he was no better than loafer while there
The arrival of Minister Low anxiously looked
for.
TERRITORIAL CONCESSIONS TO RUSSIA.
II was rumored that China had made large con
ccssions of territory in the Northwest TO Russia.
The reception of the Duke Of Edinburgh and the
farewell banquet Of Admiral Keppel were the prin-
cipal events at Hong Kong The Prince was received
with great honor at Macao and afterward sailed for
Calcutta.
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TIME GREAT 3DIURETIC.

Tho proprietor his remedies although advertised may not
A ,,se as Patent Mediterranean Of which prepared by self
lied doctors Who in instances too ignorant to read Phn
simplest prescription competent to prepare PhAA
esatea preparations
Medical Properties contained in Dispeb
sato Of the United States which the following correct copy:
BUCHU-Its strong difuve and somewhat arOmstici its
taste analogous that Of mint 1t given chiefly
ssapu Ofthe Urinary Organs such Gravel Chronic caah
Bladder morbid irritation Of the Bladder aud Urehra diseases Of
Gland aud Retention the IDcODnene Of Urine from
parts concerned it's evacuation 1t has also been
recommended Dyspepsia Chronic Rheumatism CntaneOu' Aheeto
ana Dropsy.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
FRANCE.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CORPS MINISTERIAL


FRANCE.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CORPS MINISTERIAL
PROSPECTS.
PARIS, Monday, Dec. 81, 1862
In the Corps Legslatif to-day the election of Isaac
Pereire, formerly director of the Credit MObilier,
was annulled by vote of 100 to 81. He was Gov
eminent candidate for Deputy from one Of the dis
tricts of this city. The determination of the cleo
ton cases was the last act of the extraordinary
sion of the Corps Legislatif. The regular sessions
will be opened tomorrow. The nominations of COM
mittees of the Chambers will be made tonight The
Ministers will in all probability, resign tomorrow.
and as before indicated. NJ. Olivier will be charged
with the formation of new cabinet.
THE MILITARY SECRET SOCIETY.
The military secret society, mentioned yesterday
by the Radical journals of this city. has dwnded to
a small affair The society consisted of a number of
common soldiers, who subsequently were arrested
and punished for subscribing to fund for the relief
of two companions who were sent to Algeria for
having attended political meeting.
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GENERAL PRESS DrsPATcH.l

Mr.. J. j. Knox, Deputy Controller OF the Currency.
has been engaged some time past Ia revision OF the
mint laws IL proposed TO embOdy in law the nu-
in existence with reference TO the coin
OF the country and the different minis and assay Of
fees established and when completed 20 refer the
law prepared 10 committee OF experts After final
revision IL will be transmitted to Congress with the APP
prevail OF the Secretary OF the Treasury. The law
will require the head officer OF the mint 10 have his Of
fec in the Treasury. The different mints and assay Of
fees will report 10 this officer and he entirely ndepend-
ent Of the mint in Philadelphia. the treasurer OF the
mint will not perform the duties OF Assistant Treasurer OF
the United States present the law viii be changed
IN many other important respects. The bill viii probably
be ready TO send 10 Congress early in January.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

LONDON. Monday, Dec 81. 1862
The Times to-day has an editorial on the Alabama
Claims question. The writer charges Mr.. Fish, the
American Secretary of State with arguing that
England should apply different principles to America
than to any other nation that Great Britain should
have let the Union had arms, and denied them to
the Rebels, and should have legslated if necessary
against the latter. If the Union army were unable
to repress the Rebels at home, England was much
less able to check them here War is always heavy
burden ON neutrals, and the civil war in America
was particularly grievous calamity to England.
THE BOAT RACE.
The Times to-day republished the card of the Har-
ward boat crew which lately appeared in The Nec-
York Tribune, explanatory of certain matters con-
nected with the international in August last.
The Times rejoices in the manly card an answer to
all the charges of English unfaiTness about the
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GENERAL TELECRAPHIC NEWS.

E. b. Mcpherson. Receiver of the L. ).
Land Ohice, died at Bonneville, Wis., yesterday.
49, The Rev. Baron Stowe, n well-knOwn
Baptist clergyman died in Boston yesterday OF apopexy
George ID. Prentice, the veteran editor of
Louisville has been quite III and confined to bis room for
several days
John Rordon, who was stabbed by J. A..
Crozier Troy, Wednesday last died yesterday OF
his wounds. The murder was caused by Jealousy.
The livery stable of Messrs. Arnold IL
Armstrong at Carrolton Mo. destroyed by fire on
sunday. Loss $4,000 no insurance
ID. Cohens clothing store in Market-st.,
Louisville, damaged by fire aud water, yesterday TO
the amount of $1,000 insured.
The brig Ida ID. Rogers, while being
lowed into Coas Bay CAL struck on bar, sprung leak
and Immediately hlled. She is total loss. Her crew
&c. S. Cody, Sheriff of Culpepper County.
Va. has been tried by Military Commission for en-
bezzng about Ooco and sentenced TO five years in the
state Penitentiary
.... The Memphis Chamber of Commerce
have appointed committee 10 adjust the differences be-
the old and Board Of Directors OF the Mem
phs and Little Rock Railroad.
"A disturbance occurred on Christmas night
between white and colored men. in Richmond. Va
The police. on interierHS' were assaned ana seVera
.... Private adyices say that Gen. John G..
Walker of Texas is ou'hs way from sau Francisco with
800 Chinamen. who are under contract 70 Work Inree
years the Houston Texas and Central Railroad Ihey
will reach NewOreans between the 9TH and lOth prox
IA young man and woman, claiming TO
be the son and daughter OF Bishop Kelly OF Newionnd-
charged with attempting TO obtain money ny false repre-
sentatOns.
John Mathews, hod-carrier, fell from the
roof of building in Worcester Mass, yesterday aud
died in few minutes. In his fall be struck against VIM
Bishop, carpenter, who also fell to the ground and
broke mis- Leg
The steamship China, which arrived at
Francisco GU sunday brought 1900 cards " SILK worm
eggs from China and japan. for Lyons France They VIII
immediately forwarded TO New York. VIA the Pncifc
Railroad for reshipment 10 France.
Judge Cadwalader of Philadelphia yester-
day pronounced sentence upon George Mountioy, con-
vcted OF whisky frauds He was sentenced TO two years
in the Eastern Pententiary and TO pay nne OF $1,000
Judge Cadwaiader allowed the prisoner the privilege of
few days TO settle up his business committing him to
next when Judgment will be recorded
nuooJ Inru of paaeoic Cnuntv L
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rArAL ArFRAY RErwEEN rwo FARMERs.

TROY, n. Y, Dec. 27.-The Troy Times learns
by special dispatch from Whitehall the particulars of
fatal ARRAY Washington County yesterday when ORA
Gregory Dresden farmer, shot Lewis Lougey, neigh
boring farmer through the head killing him instantly
Gregory claims that he acted in sedefense and states
that having Just returned from hunting he learned that
his had strayed on LOugreys farm upon going or
fusng without his cows Lougrey feed him to the
ground, following the attack with more blows Greg
DRY then raised his rife and shot his assaan The muir
derer Immediately arrested The deceased leaves a
mi
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LYON BROOK BRIDGE CoMPLETED-FIRsT CARS
OVER THE BRIDGE-2,OOO SPECTATORS,
L.. Mnrnl MnraLI

NORWICH, Dec. 23.-An engine, six flat
cars and two passengers. earn crossed Lyon Brook
Bridge this afternoon This was the first trial OF the
bridge, aud was witnessed by 1900 spectators The
bridge made entirely Of wrought ron is 500 feet long,
and feet high at the highest point where there Is
feet span Great interest was felt at the trial (which
proved entirely satisfactory. IL is the general topic OF
conversation here. The track OF the Midland TO
Sidney Plains is nearly ready and Will he opened at an
early day.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 81. - John X. Wilder of
westwood Village attacked his wife with Ratchet, IN
fcng fatal injuries upon her. Wilder then went TO an
adjoining room and discharged simultaneously both
barrels OF shot gun loaded with buckshot into his head
blowing the upper portion Of his skull completely Oh
Domestic difficulties the cause.
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THE PAPAL STATES.

TIE AMERICAN BISHOPS SAID TO BE ULTRA
MONTANA.
BERLIN, Monday, Dec % 1869.
Letters published in the Berlin newspapers to-day
from Rome emphaticaly deny the current reports Of
the lberality of the American Bishops at the Gcu-
menical Council. The correspondents assert that
they follow blindly the Papal lead"
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CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER

At 10 last night, Officer Fischer arrived at
Newark from New-Haven Conn, having IN custody
Ieonhardt schwumm, who was arrested at that place
charged with the murder OF Cornelius Soll OF Newark
Schumm admits having been engaged in the fight with
stoll but denies that he used knife on the OCCASION
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o1YoRp. Miss. May %. 1869.

OXFORD. Miss, May y lot5
Or uELNBoLD-DElK SIR having Suffered for some time with
sstpe and applied several physicians but all failed to sfs!
SEEING your advertisement The Home Journal concluded to Try
bottle Of your Extract Buchu took three bottles and acted
axe charm feel as well did in life know Ills bad
rot been for your remedy should have been before
Cor completely gone II testimony is worth anything to you
ron are * Hberty oft for feel yOu saved FROM the
rave May blessing attend you efforts for buman
TeOd w. p CAhoIhh'S
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Domestic 81. ftForsto
MOHha Imports port. tmizrd COmmoii
September. 1909 ssss9s7s ss9e904 s2?s5os
Ms osf 9 ended sent 100 9S,SSs5I slSS58 q11is
Nine mouths ended sept. 1893 y9a6.39 3t2so les7o96
f f%:Efa7 ,:;is' S sss 'tS ai f 5s
sells during the nine mouths ended Sept 80, 1863:
American ss , 5iis s5,,i'
6f tho total imports for september. SO 693 du.
TABLE 1851 l04 free OF duty S4 2537 entered for
SUMPTION and Sl 29s 26s entered warehouse. OF the
tai or rne Sd non @ en r SR 80 is tne
entered for consumption, Os35s entered warehouse,
OF the total rc9xports for September the dutiable
amounted to sljO24 free OF duty SlG3S ol from
house. OlO737; not from warehouse, 81 7ls76s The
same particulars for the nine months eded sept 80 1869
follows; Dutiable, &,57640i; free Of duty,
ss,5s7,I95 from warehouse S,2SS779i not from ware
The following are such commodities as exceeded
100000 in the imports for sept: Free of duty-Gold
coin, SISlI447 silver CON- sl.7s6293 ,Dutable-Cofee
1925 manufactured cotton, $l,7s5s2 manufactures
iOf haX, sl,5O2O5; hides and skins. other than furs
sll36 76G manufactures OF silk, S245262 brown sugar
sSl69453; tin, and manufactures Of SOl230S; iron and
steel and mannfactnres Of, 49, wood and manu-
hair, ana manufactures OF, s4,H7.s6S
9f September. 1869. as follows: Live animals,
s5.6s meal sls2i97 wheat, - 5Sjl7 wheat flour,
s24l9l66 coal, $lS2553 cotton and manufactures Of,
$24s $780, dyestus slO763 furs and fur skins, s79ls4;
gold bullion, S6626 !oid COM sg7i5G silver buson,
OO237 silver coin, s64.39S hops, Sl99i27; iron aud
manufactures OF, Sis572 steel and manufactures Of
s7l036 rosn and urpeutne $9s9S4 oil cake. s250695
refined petroleum. $0JO.27T bacon aud hams, tJ9,s94
beef s10l6 cheese, $2j5s9O lard si77s75 pork. $685.
5O4 quickslver sOOO0 sewingmachines and parts OF,
Sl49lSs; distilled spirits, 1905; spirits Of turpentne
$685. 800; tallOw $263il; leaf tobacco s290l7G manu-
Of tobacco other than cigars and snnn s10132
wood and manu- features of. $s3l,GO
The warehouse transactous,fOr september are shown
by customs districts and commodities, respectively. The
value OF commodities remaining in warehouse, septem-
Der 1862 $50 26O60l, against s9. september
80, 1868
The number and tunnage vessels entered and cleared
in the foreign trade during the month OF September l69
and niue months ended the same compared with the
CORES ponding periods OF 1865, were
Month ending Sept. 80, 1869.
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CURR or KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFFECTION or A PATENT
SEVENTY. EIGHT YEARS or AGE.
THANKS TO Mr.. HBLMBOLD.

CpRE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFFECTION ORA PATENT
SEVENTY EIGHT YEARS or AGE
THANKS TO Mr.. HBLMBOLD
GIRAED. Pa. Msreh 81, 1859.
Rpro COsnoPoLrE: unsolicited tribute 10 the merits
.slmos Buebu benefit Of those similarly afflicted as
, TO y that after ooDsung many nnen; PHYSICIAN ard trying
nearly all best remedies the vain hope Of finding RELIEF
from aggravated and bladder diseases from which have suffered
excessively for many years good fortune fa suggested to me Helm
bO Bueu using wh little faith aud DO apparent
Beneficial month Al the expiration oil that Tine
bssete thought experience slight reei which en-
conraged me 70 perssvers at the expiration Of four
month although u6m old nearly 70 Of sgs sSa
expected yorsb effect as he'
Otherwise would relief aud
heu.e from Mr Hembods valuable feel ought To
ubely record the @ acknowledgement him and valuable
suggestion 70 the public. Yours respectfully. d. NJ IAREh
sAeud any doubt MI hs refers to @s following
FeutsssB
Cob RICE. GraTs. Pa
CHsS STOW ESQ., Grard Pa. Editor Cosmopoie
GEORGE H. CUTLBR. Grsrd Pa, Attorney.
G. J. HFEDs Girsrd, Pa, Attorney
osyt D. W. HUTCHINSON Ghsd. Pa, Attorney
DAVID OLIE Oirsrd Pa. Merchant
DAVID p DAY. Ghsrd. Pa. Merchant
ROCKWELL, 0irArd. Pa. Merchant
B. C. RLY, Grsrd. Pa, Druggist
HELnBoLps EXTRACT BUCHU established upwards Of nineteen
,.. prepared By H. r. BBLMBoLD. Druggist No. %' BrOad"'J
,s1 No IOG South TeHks Philadelphia Pa Price 81 70
v,r Ao. o, Al, bottle, for o. So delivered address Sold by
DruETsS everywhere
none are Fspuin. ub. up steel engraved "'vp 9Th i''
sA~Ils Of ny Chemical wIsbsts, and sirso
H. .. BELNB0LD
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FOREIGN COMMERCE oFTHE UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-MOnthly Report No.
g. series s69O of the Bureau OF Statistics press
exhibits the trade Of the United States with foreign
countries during the month OF September 1862 and the
nine months ended the same time, compared with the
corresponding periods Of 1868 The following synopsis
Of Tie repOrt
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Monday, Dec. 81, 1862
The IJGd mewspaper) says Spain viii fully settle
the matter of the new Constitution during the
month of January.
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CuRB OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFECTION OF LONG
sTANDlSG-sTOSE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
WEsTPOHT, Conn, sept s. l2C9
II T. HRLxBOLD, ESQ.
DEAR SIR commenced taking Extract Of Bucba about two
weeks the bladder and kidneys bay suffered
by spells very much past But yesterday relief
through the effect Of your Buchu stone passed from bladder
about the 1e o. large feel perfectly well and entirely
free from the pain suffered With 80 hard" attribute
cure entirely and would recommend all persons m
sry Affected try Ibsve great faith H. curative
Yours truly, THOMAS }. BENNETT
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A PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL OF TWELVE YEARS STAND
ING-sTONE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN

ING-STONE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN
burnside Conn. Dee Is, 1869.
DR. HK1nBoL-,ar Sir 1t is with much pleasure you
spou facts respecting mtsf hardly bow express
self been twelve the greatest sufferer
could be lives others TIE complaint
vas the Kidueys and sometimes twelve
70 fourteen hours every but could
Dot Have doctors this and
pills. by The quart also HquOrd medicines bat found
relief any got last months that
scarcely get could light day. would
all up" WITH II had your advertisement in
The Berkshire Courier beaded Kidneys" through aud
tbosght try purchased mind you had not
Why sbOuli had been trying many things
Wei began taking and before had taken
bad finished aud another BY the time
half Of the second m Dparen'y) When walked
seemed 81 right kidney falling from its place and felt
really bad felt before had finished the second that bad made
up my mind it was Of no use trying any all this time
tRe "Buchu" doing its work. but did not know it,
90 gave it up and vent TO Hartford on Saturday
doctors The He said the neck Of the bad-
Der should undergo operation. He medicine
quite dovnhsIed On Sunday unable to
church any medicine my
using Buchu and the afternoon had desire to make
water bat again. with the
results vessel the
farming stopping it Of again 1t for three times and
something through the passage and
strsek against vessel examined it, and is the
sghest stone orr gravel you saw covered with
pieces which collected together. looks the color
tur;le aud bard flint So you the "Bu ehu
doing although feeling badly procured another
bottle thinking might be behind bot since that has
passed eight Sunday well
in nv life Ihave the stone securely wrapped
soen pike surprised tell yOu all but this sa
story ny you welcome make such my
you think prOpOz pretty well Beksrei also Con
The advertisement saved Why publish moei The
Springfield Repuboaa widespread paper wishes
WONDER they could write all day. hut think have said
.sBoagb this time SO remain your wen risser,
EDWARD l. HOWARD
Paper Maker, Burnside HsTtior1 County Com.
REFERS
Dr. MACK Burnside Conn.
Dr. WRIGHT North Lee, Masa
Dr. HOLKUM North Lee
Dr. ADAMS, stoekbridge, Mass
Dr. SCOTT, North Manchester Com.
Dr. JAQUES auckland Corners Com.
Dr. BBARsFoRD. Hartford, Conn
Az Of whom treated for the disease
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Rev WILLIAM COGSwELL. We,iport COM
J. l. G. CANNON. Druggist, Westport, Com.
II b. WHEELER esq, WestDort Conn
BRADLEY HULL. esq, WestpOrt. Conn.
Dr. wAKEMAN. Reading. Conn.
Rw r. ROBINSON. Wholesale Druggist New.YOrk CiJ.
And many others II necessary.
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The Grand Jury of Passaic County. n. j.,
dicinens In all, and at discharged Sixteen
prisoners against w-om indetmentsbad been found
were ordered released forthwith ThiTytwO are still
copfiped. Five Of them are Iemales
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ca) was bueted by OF these because she OF
fered resistance at being desp0ed Inc vIenes9
of the Spanish soldiers does not end here, Tot thy
PEELED the wife OF the unfortunate man 10 sign @etI,
which published, wherein she was MADE 10 Tenue
thanks the Spanish commander for the atehtlos Oh
which she had been the object This oihcer was Juan
Lopez dc CampillO the murderer OF her husband
THE ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE GEN. QuEsADA
Benigno Tejedo was the name OF the indlVldual WHO
was dispatched from Havana to assasslnate 9uesaua
The passport he bore stamped as foHows 6OOeIIO
Superior POlcO-Secretdrid" There besides Oh the
paper the words Gobiero, Cdpitana General Superin
tendeneid deegdda de Hacienda de la sere get Isid de
Cuba" The document thus reads
81 concede permission TO d. Benigno TeIedo 10 pass 10
Porto Principe without any impeachment being onered
thereto.-Havana, Sept. l, 1862
by order Of the Most Excellent Governor superior
Civil. The Secretary, CEsARIo FERNANDEZ"
In sending this paper TO Senior Lemus senior gramonte
adds note which follows: "This Is the document
which found the who presented hlnseH 10
the Generaln Chief with the intention OF going into DIS
escort IL has been received from the GeneralnChle1
who states that Tejedo has been hung he having oeeh
convicted Of and confessed to, intention OF assass
mating him. Before dying he told the bysander that
they might inform the President OF the Republic and the
GeneFaln Chief, who now held him, that he had had
proposition made TO him, at Havana for their assasslna
ton" EDUARDO AGRAhoSTE.
THE SPANISH GUNBoATs.
The Spanish officials here have intelligence
that the seventeen gunboats arrived safely at Lynn
Haven Bay and that the one reported missing all
right Yesterday the cearances for IL were effected at
the Custom-House by Capt Aragon Mr.. Deamater, ac-
companed by Spanish naval officer. went down to
Staten Island yesterday and officially inspected the fleet
lying there Nearly all Of the Engineers gangs are on
board, and the feet Will sail as soon as the Isabella IA
Catoca il coaled 1t is probable that some II not all OF
coal They TO the southwark OF lrtn's industry
Lghtshp this morning If all has gone well with them
CHARLESTON, Dec. 27.-Seven Spanish gun
boats arrived here to-day from New-York 1or CUBA
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Dr. II. T. HELNBoLp.

Dr. II. 7. HELNBoLp.
DEAR SR. We introduced your Fluid Extract Buu in this
m about vt happy state that it meeting with
Buiyerssl favor instance (among many
.b,rs your Buehu" has worked wonders 10 county,
named J. B. Rste suffering abOnt Eve With gravel
About bought bottle Of your "Buehu aud
before tbrough bottle he passed gravel that weighs
,gA 0yas which exhibition drug lie
.svs that be will Buchu in his house
Your preparations gaining Eor day. Very respectfully your'
kc, ECtLES hINhLh' DIugghh
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CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS sTANDING-STOSs
PASSED, AND TO BIZ SEEN
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- Maler. Barnslae. H.rlleEl Couaty. Con.

Dr. MACK, Buuside. Conn.
DR.. WRIGHT. North Lee, Mass.
DR.. HOLKUM. North Lee, Mass
DIR. ADAMS, Stoekbridge, Mass
DR.. SCOTT, North Manchester. Com.
Dr. JAQUES. BucklaBd Corners, Com.
Dr. BEARsFoRD. Hartford, Com.
A.. .-..,.3 ,,s "a, ths diseese
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.

THE DECREASE IN THE PUBLIC DEBT DURING
THE MONTH-THE ALABAMA CLAIMS CUES
TON TO BE REOPENED BY THE BRITISH
GOYERNMENT-TROUBLE BETWEEN THE
OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES AND THE POST
OFFICE DEPARTMENT-THE ENGINEER CORPS
OF THE NAVY.