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The New York herald., 1869-02-03

ARE We NArfus or swfSDLEEs NO, but we
certainly hafe = great many swindiers IN The nation
SWIMMERS nave now tOt hold oi some old Rand
pGinnts w cA were isEucd 10 hc soldiers or the war
~ 1879. but winch are worthless. ana are deiudiDg
The heirs ~ those soldiers into The belief thai fncy
are valuable. To begin on they collect fees var ng
iron ffffy tn one hundred dollars. N eminent lave
yrf. VI ilO kena3 ns tte communication on fhfs sub
wgib ihts sg04e~iinn:-"it seems ~ fAo there u Il
screw io.ss nt NanBngtun. Cr thia fuuH nos hc
aoAe. Jaei. aie great maiv nrsc sugeMs At
N t.l r.siaH aNN ttnsra NrI sheath ai once npi.
NMpHl.4 lfi van ,yalrr screw driver sur usc aiirF
fle ,tn oi March, GGaatjtnu oagetlc. ftt !.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

Ahali-pa-i nine O'Clock Inst night fire broke out
IN ihc frame stables owned by J. Dickson. The
stables totally destroy sd. together with horse
valued ~ t40p. lhe loss On stables was about $780,
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
consccration of the Bishop Of Albany.

From the Albany Evening Journal OF yesterdayl
The ceremony of the conservation OF the Bishop
elect Of the newly created diocese OF Albany, or the
Episcopal Church. took place to-day at ST. Peters
church. The services commenced at ten O'Clock A.
NJ. az which hour procession, composed OF the
attending bishops and clergy aud lay deputailons
frcm churches rom the other diocese moved from
The rcct0ry on Lodge street 10 the church.
The following comprise the bishops and CLERGY
IN attendance, with the exception OF few who at
rived a. 20 late an hour as TO preclude us from OBJ
tanning tneir names:--
Blshops-Bshop Potter, OF New YORK: Bishop Hur-
ley. 81 Maine: bishop odenhsimer, OF New Jersey:
Bishop Robertson. OF Missouri: Bishop Littlej0hn.
of Long Island: Dr. Huntington, Bishop eject to the
Diocese 0f central New YORK.
cicr~y-Rey. VI. W. Nelson, Rev. Mr.. Shacgle-
ford. Rev. =. n. n. Brown. Rev. Mr. Harrington.
Rev. Mr. stansbury. Rev. Mr.. cooper, Rev. Mr.
McGoqf, Ney. Or. Peck. Rev. Mr. Harrison. REV.
DR.. parklnan. Rev. aif. Hale. Vermont Rev. Mr..
peek, vermont; Rev. iir We've. Rev. Mr. Patlock,
Rev. DR. Wees, Boston: Rev. Dr. Edson. Rev. Hr.
Borne. fev. Mr. Fisher Rev. Mr.. Carey. R"v Nr.
Howard, iev Ir. Ayraut Rev. Mr. Cav. Rev.
n. =. ". Clark. rev. VI. Kidney. Rey. DR.. Knight,
key. Dr. stevens Parker. Rev. samuel K. Johnson.
Rey. WIN. anen johnson. Rev. Mr. smith, of -.
Aarv's college; Rev. Mr.. Parmeft, Rev. Syivanus
Reed Rev. =. u. smith. Pew. Dr. Hodges Rev. G. y.
Reg. x. S. Rowland Rev. 5. II. Weston. Rev. Mr.
Nc' 'nriy. Eev. :. y. Coke, Rev. Mr. HopSins, Gov.
br. tucker. Rev. Or. Payne, Rev. Mr. Ruleon Rev.
vi. schwartz. Rev. T. y. Merritt Rev. j. T.. John
Fnu. tey. Henry STANLEY. Rev. DIR. BO-twics ret.
Dr. lN ies. r. Hoffman. Rev. vii Coos, Rev. Or.
rinDbs. rev. r. Sisde. Pew Mr.. Weeks, REV. Mr..
Lightncpc rev. Mr. pront. Rev Nr. uanelin.
iNe ciefey oeeapicd seats In The Chancel and in
we new Immediately in iIoua 0f u In the centre
aiSe Tae caurch WAS niled with atfendants 10 II.
utmost capsciiy. very mauv persons who desired
nen1 uhs..e y nptatn seas. The edhce was emoe-
TIA have daring me season adorned H. rpon
lAe suauea were elevated three elegant banners
belonging respectively r. IT Panl's church. Trov
-. Marks church. Green leland and III Iohn's
cMIfh tohoes me communion table and portions
~ w. c,a,efi were decorated With natural MOWERS
material uGing the product ~ tAe hutnouses or III
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
shipping Notes.

~EfpptrN NDEt~s
The National steamship Company, Office 80 Broadway,
Hurst, manager, any way connected with
company which is or has been, APP
plying to Congress subsidy. The National Company
has running line Of frst class iron steamships for
several wears between New York and liverpool and does
md necessary apply TO either the American or English
government FOR assistance.
During the past year 7,sci tons of new shipping built
e Pacific coast cgsrcrcd at the San Francisco Gus
tom House, In the following anner11 steam
es registering 3i23 ions barks ageregailng 1893 tons;
hra o 7s tons barses, OF 7a4 tons 70 schooners
prsna 2zs ,oDs soops Of 30 being total OF 81
Marine Disasters.
RaRw ToscASA tBrl smuson, sailedfrom New York Nov
entertained for her safety The Registered 61Q tons,
built at Bath, Me, In 1885, and hailed from Gaagow
BARK KrpkR. from Accr, for Ros,on, has hecn con
demned At Thomas On The ia,h ~ se had discharged
m M ss sssS sRs sfOs s ''h' H1sd'
scua LAURA popp, from Bay Of Islands NJ, for Gou-
s'2s & on he Jaw a y n bss
4, disabled condon Tor se dnys She was picked up on
sons z 9 McLr.N from New York q days out, for 81
Johns rR, and Maynsues put into Bermuda 18th M with
ship mtsr before reported ashore inside Cape HenIopen
discharge her there and was got OF BY wrecke and
scun krxeIsAprR tnewl from winterpor. Me- with hay
ssay Sas viii probably 30 90, o e1 '"'' eAs'ns
s.sH Jons JonvsosCap. Augustus Van relt, or pilot
boat Webb No 3 ~ In receipt OF the following
dated Newport. RI Jan 1:A AM Goth, the western
edge Nantucket Shon IN q fs,homs water, fe 10 with
vsna, wl cargo o. Ice, totally dsnamcd having
lob s Pm, fresh breeze blowing rorthwsri
carried the foremast the side II breaking In pieces
the head o' the breaking below the ey rigging
aao had nantopmast. Got % aud lowed
her Newport whero she arrived at AN sis having
towef her 5knots an honr The s GOOD vessel of 3B
tons barthcn; years old, and Va not Insured
LTvrrPoot, Feb 2-The bark Helen Sands, hence for
Charleson ani the ica hence FOR Phs epha have re.
turncd TO this port ieakv.
isogncw, 1.-Thc Merchantmen Mourlyan, from
New York. reports Jan In lat A. hon ri experienced n very
htaty hurricane the souhwcgward, rani to NV ami
tp sans lost bnwarks and had Geek swep cabin stove
f0iecags nlcd with water. wasng Le clothing
overheard an destroying the part ~ the sofpa
n Hl ~ Ion H. passcd the wreck n shlr timber laden
with aiMnp Df main and mnyen atanfn ast being
al rp the bntc tlnbcrs showing no si.ns of any
nvlag crehnr on uoaIa quantity oi timber and plank
Boating all around tho ship
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

of numberess brilliants again iumed the entrance
to the opera House. Then everyone went home, and
charity ana fashion parted for another year.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
ARRIVALS.

REpoRrFD ny TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Champion Lockwood, Charleston Jan 10, with
mdse and passengers. TO Morgan Co Jan 81. II PM
passed large English propeller large schr getting or
Squan Bench
Steamship Rebeccs Clyde Chichester, Wilmington, NC, 20
hours, with mdse, to James Hand.
Steamship Saratoga Alexander Norfolk &C. with ndse, to
y l. McCready.
Bark Eureka tof New York;, Holloway Shields Sept 25
Via Bermuda Jan H. with mdse to Crandal tmrhray Co
Experienced heavy westerly gales from Shields to Be
mrdn lost and split sails houses and boat and broke
Wheel washed water casks and hunlce overheard started
cnwaier and split Feb Fire Island bearing by
es, passed the spas OF schooner apparently but
short time in the
Bark Arizona gof stockon Carver kon,evideo, 81 days.
with hides Sc to Walsh Carver. Had good weather all the
sailed IN with bark McG very Nichols
FOR Valparaiso: Dec 2 lat ~ 80 s. Ion 60 senalzed bark
Eeshan Br from Cardiff for Princess Charlotte Bav a.
dnys out Jan s lat n 30 n Ion a. BRIG Franklin sponord
secrnv s
Brig Enrs Wiley, Charleston days, with cotton, rice,
&c. 10 Talbot 4 Co.
schr fcardo parros Newton, Ponce, Pr II days, with
oranges. 70 at PearyalL
sehr Electric Spark, Mcdonald Long Harbor with fsh to
master.
schr r A Saunders, Carroll, Norfolk
Schr Excel. wilson. Virginia.
Schr A Trtidei. barrctt. Virginia.
sclr fennie Sheppard, Van Cieaf, Baltimore.
schr Jas n Hoyt Roby, Baltimore
Schr A g Lyon, Lyon Balii'rore
Sctr Sefacawa, BrvNnt, Philade phia
WrecNire eehrs Only Son. Collins and Curtin ", VIII
larG Squab Beach, having part of the cargo OF brig
Costa kica.
The New York herald., 1869-02-03
SAILED.

Steamships rosaiia. Hamhwrs Leo. Ssganuah; James
Adger. Charleston. Niagara Norfolk, &c. schr fleetwng
tataula.
The bark Atlantic. for Hambu-g and brig ornoco, for
Trim dad. Caba, anchored of Staten Island
WIND N alnsei z. very lirhL
The New York herald., 1869-02-03

DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERy--PRfzis PAID IN DLD
III Information furnished in al icgallgrd Icltrfies
fhadsiOha.
The New York herald., 1869-03-02

TAKEN FROM THE HOUSE % WEST TWENTIETH
i street, Cameo Pin; . head Of Christ crowned wlth
borps Abersi reward win be paid for W. recovery Ths
attention Of pawnbrokers IL called N thiA
The New York herald., 1869-03-02
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, MARCH 2 s69-TRIPLE SHEET
HELP wANrED-MALRs.

VXyAHTED-A YOUNG MAN IN A REAL ESTATE OF.
w ncs one who thoroughly understands tho business
good busneas hand. Address Real Estate
lv6 Herald onIce.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19
Acknowledgements.

Progress has its penalties As the world advances in
civilization il bee luxurious and thu IN npering
If the body To be an nseparable accompaniment
the mind This ought not 10 be. but ia AMI argu
alter the fact. though wholesome advice and
iu'iicions precautionary and remedial treatment may
mitigate the evil S,vases are told, not troubled
with dyspepsia; but this dcsdm is open to donbt Prva
on and hardship well high living aud dissipation.
engender the disease and il wo therefore seen that the
Of the wilderness the dwell in cities must be
less srhect To it, One thing, however is certan in
country under heaven is j. prevalent in the United
states Here the disease has become doescated ID
"a he found in almost every household consequently
Household Remedy for Dyspepsia is OF nestimable value
." the American pe"ple.
Physicians. n general rule, admit that diseasc
gives them much trouble dyspepsia but they atri
butte the difficulty Of curing it the unwingness of the
patients TO abandon the habits which such
excessive appc on To business hastinrss in eating
is dodt that the best of complaint
may fail TO IL. il the patient refuses 10 exercise
pru Bnt il is also true that what call
ed the official remedies Tor dyspepsia do not under any
circumstances produce permanent relief. On the other
Ian is fact established by thousands of credible
witnesses whose testimony is simply statement of their
own experiences, that
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19
DHYsicAL vIeoR Is the MAIN
SAFEGUARD TO HEALTH,

It rereis and fights of the morbid elemeu,s which
superipduce disease The grand question therefore is
how shall this repellant hs increased where
scarcely exists at ALL There time when this aGes-
ton cond not be satisfactorily answered. Rnt the prob
em is solved Il has been proved by the experience
ofmore than fourteen years that lSTkTTERS SION AcH
BlTTkRS th,rcughly reinforce both the constitution
and the secretiSe and systems the
body comparatively invulnerable the unwholesne in.
huences which prostrtte many thousands tes!s ~
sickness in various parts Of the world AL
the year
As an nSEurstns. reguain; and restorative prerara.
ton. suited to all climates and to all nSencies
stands alone auang modern incidence II il the only
tonic Of which the stimulating principle perfectly pure
Its basis the essential principle Of sound rye admitted
by analytical chemists and medical 10 be the
most genial and harmless Of cru;ies which belong
from the acturer befure being used in the
composition of the bters. The 81, erative corrective
and restorative properties ofthe preparation derived
exclusively fron aud plants the which
Acknowledged by pharmaceutists and hysican. and
whc, often prescribed separately by the profession
Never however. these invaluable combined
for preventive and remedial purposes until the hygcian
COMPOUND. HoSTETTER'S STOMACH RITTERS, WA.
given the world The somachc and anti bilious oper-
alton M the great restorative has long since rendered it
standard medicine TOR complaints of the Western hemis
ere but is less dcservedy celebrsted proven,
tive feprmcs and II the various disorders
by malaTia and impure water.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19

RS- Medical Advicc.-DR wM X. DoHERTY'S s
Medal ana Surgical Institute s becoming
te the welfare OF State aud health of our Citizens
and his rapidly spreading reputation although may
cite surprise Is but the signal of skill and follows
natural effect of such cause. We personally IA
4uanted with gentlemen who have suffered years ur.
der chronic disease and who had
available means that promised relief but without
until they they called upon DR.. Doherty, who iucre
lilly short of time has given them entire relief IL
Is gratifying To announce this fact because doctor
gentleman who seeks, not by defamation of others e
ablish his reputation to the super of hi.
own the ruin Of Rnother's fame The Doctor cor,
ducts his Institute in such manner that ~ ,rti
ing to all his patients. He examines advises and re.-
mends without charge and the patient hearing mia
terms for treatment accep reject pleasure In
does the D"ctor make charge unless he effect
cure This he is able to do. because he feels The
dence which long experience has given and no de nt tho
consolation which appertains 10 that fdcnco pcr.ns
afflicted with either accute chronic disease w,,uld d.
well to consult the Doctor; all no
"a for consultation lie asks no fees des he H. st an
Incidence tn his advice unless the patient places hsaf
under his care His offices Sacramento
no-te the P"cihc Mail Steamship ofHr..-s. y News
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19
Fever and Ague Imtermittents Generally.

Fever ami Ague. unfortunately is too widely known
by experience render heightened description of
symptoms necessary. In order ape and ague
any region ii is only necessary orty the system
against atmospheric poison by the regular HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BlTTERS. BY this all danger
ded. some rules have exceptions; this has
So ly the bitters taken enve,
i. will individual who adopts this precauton be
'mpted fro the pains and penalties of the
ha assing ats to which the dweers in unhealthy
districts sjected. As remedy the preparation has
equal Without entailing any of the unpleasant and
dangerous consequences which accompany aud follow the
of qunine, it breaks up the parcxysms and rapidly
restores the strength of the convaescent If the prcpara
has other merit than its wonderful efficacy pre-
ventve Of and for nermitteut fever il would be
cle of the first necessity in all settlements and low
aarshy districts. Add to this its value stomachic
nd anti bilious agent, and who will venture sainsay
its claims to the very places among Family medicines
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19

PHYSICIAN Is CmIEF:
JOS PHI NJ. FREY.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19

The eject of DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bifers,
even when taken for its cathartic properties.
are very different from those of any other
medicine PREPARED specifically for tina, pur-
pose.
There 10 no nausea nr disturbance Of the
stomach, shd instead of causing any senee al
languor. or debility, 10 seems rather to invi-
gorate the whole system. and excite the keen
est apbetite
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19

A New Orleans widow of week. was
wooed by an impulsive suitor. who, after OBJ
taininf her consent 10 q marriage in fort
hight, borrowed $40 and deserted her. She
told her tale 10 the Recorder. "Wellf' ex-
claimed the surprised official, "this ia little
ahead Of anything ever heard Of" Yes.
pir." replied the lady. ut does heat all not
that care anything about the money, but !
don't like being fooled"
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19

An exchange says: 1.-THE surprising cura.
tive efficacy Of DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bitteys,
in great variety Of chronicle diseases. espe.
cially those which prove obstinate, snd even
incuraole by the ordinary treatment, cannot
he explained. Nature, aided by art. has
here provided rsfe combination Of medical
properties, wisely adapted % the cure Of dis
eases common to all mankind"
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19
Hossetser's Stomach Bissers.

will cure the maady and that occasional Of the
after the has been effected, is per-
efua safeguard against the the symptoms
In this account many intelligent members Of the faculty
abandoned all the sercoyped prescriptions of the
'harmacopGiA and now invariably and with gres.
ess, administer this popular tonic.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19
BiIIoWsnc

The liver the largest gland in the body and the
important Of the secretive organs except the membrane
shch secretes the gastric juicehe uil which dssove
tho osl. when it fails to perform its functi nus the
whole system suffers. Its peculiar ce is take the
uperabundant carbon Of the blood. This carbon
with other elements, and thereby forms the bitter fluid
,llei bile which is p'ured into the upper bowel. and
realty facilitates the of digestion and excretion
When the liver does MT work the bile has TO be taken
ut IF the blood by the kidneys; and hence in bilious
isorerst the urine is o deep yellow color The kidneys
owever dispose Of all the bile.
nuch of through the surface of the body giving
ne skin and the whites of the eyes that saffron ting-
which of the most noted symptoms of disordrred
1t absolutely essential to health that his pnwrr
gland should do its duty thoroughly and with clock.
Ike regularity
Probably onrfh Of the people the country know
il il he bilious AID in tropical climates the pr,
triton of sufferers is much greater If what are called
anti billion medicines really what they claim
fhr disease would soon become ob oeie for their
rgtn But neither mercury. the official remedy, the
rastic advertised under titles. produce
He desired effect. In fact. caomel aud blue pill have
rubsuly been fatal TO the humsn race than th-
'riuus forms of liver complaint combined.
H,STErTEk'S HlTTERS alone, Of all tht medicines
resent II existence only meets the e.gencies Il what i
he bile itself has mild aperent property and Therefore
when the secretion Of that thatic interrupted
n impeded. it is exceedingly useful of pre-
venting hard accreions in the ntsin al canal and
lnent custiveneSs II xlso directly and heuef
slly upon the hillary organ AS an nvigurant and
ective Ieguiaioi Persons with constitutional teDdetcy
" liver disease, may secure exemption from ts attacks
taking small dose of Bitters day.
u 'STEfrER'S CELEBRArE STOMACH BiTTERS.
odd oy all respectable druggists in all parts Of the world
REDDINGTUN, nOS1ETTER i CO.
AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC COAST.
WHOLESALE DUGtfS7S,
say FRANCISCO
For sale by Druggists. Grocer. ana s.ore.keepers
throughout the world
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19
DIRECTORS
REASONS FOR INSURING IN THE
PAC
Mutual Life Insurance COmpan,

Of California,
EiPss The interest are larger here than in
the Eastern States Europe Consequently the Profits
and Dividends aecrung the Insured will proportion
ately increased.
Seco d.-An policies issued by this Company and
the proceeds thereof exempt from Execution by the
laws Of Calfornia-THE ONLY STATE IN THE UNION
that pi ,vdes for this Exemption.
TLird.-Polices issued by this Company are NON.
FORFEITAPLE. and ALL PROFITS are divided among
the insured.
a Policies will be made payable in Gold or Currency
as the applicant may elect to pay his Premiums
SCIIREIBER & HOWELL. Genl Agts.
SACRAMENTO.
Mach 2o-3m. WN. A. DAVIES, State Agent.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19

Why are shnemakers 'ntinually reversing
everv law Of the universe? Because, in ply
ing their vocation, the first thing they use is
the last.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-19
RiliOus Re naitsens Fever,

This is disease of more mali nant type than ordinary
'chills and fever, but il springs from the
malaria, and may be ETesall-d by the means viz
precautionary Of IlOSTETTERS STOMACH BIT
TERS. In order to render the system mAarA proof. il
be endowed with vigor, and put in respect.
perfect order. To effect these objects the Btters
he resorted to.
Remtent fever il is firmly believed may be certainly
BY the daily this nnapproachabe piotec
i've PREPARATION the disorder is already in progress
should taken between the no. stages As the pulse
during hot fits, il would not
prudent administer the tonic then; but when pro-
tration and the pulse is thiR and feeble may
given with real advantage and also when the patient
recovering. a of recruiting the strength. In.
all cnnvalescence, this powerful bn
tonic should be administered. 1t il the safest we'll
.s the best OF resturatives.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-01-02
INFORMATION TO- THE PUBLIC
AND PARTICULARLY To
Parents and Guardians of Children.
WHAT Ar r
n PARTICULAR

CANDIES A X r.
v composed Of. manufactured in England and the Unitei
States. principally for expectation.
from the e" Herald Of Health General Agents, the Amer
lean News Company.I
1.-THE adulteration Of sugars, candies aud spices is a trade
largely and regularly carried On in tins city Instead of plaster,
which till lately entered so largely into the manufacture OF con-
fectioneTy, IN place of sugars, a new article has been discovered,
called terra alba, or white earth. IL comes from Ireland, and
costs by the barrel about two and a half cents a pound, while
loaf sugar costs seventeen cents. The body Of candles, the
coating Of almonds and lOzenges arc made from this earthly
material. II is whittier than plaster, ard is much used in TIA;
adulteration Of -four, a glue. paint and oil manufacturer 10
New York has sent round his annual circular, which / have
seen, to the principal cCnfectiOuers,. calling attention to a fresh
arrival Of this white earth. | have seen an ounce of lozenCrs
dissolved in water. in which two thirds II an ounce was of terra
alba, and not a particle Of sugar in the lot. The comm II
method OF havOTing candies, almonds, sugar-plums, etc, is with
deleterious substances. The pineapple flavor, the banana aL.l
the peach are made from fnsl oils, which are very pOisOnOus.
Bitter almond favor II made from pTus-ic acid unadulteraCi.
Pineapple flavor il also obtained from rotten cheese-veTy
rotten-and nitric acid. Guu-S rabic for pure gum drops IA
costly. An article has been invented of the most beautiful a1-
pearance, that Is used instead Of the gum. 1t is very ctea,
and very poisonous. In pure candy cochiueal IS used to SOilr
red and saffron for yellow. But In the common candies poison
Gus coloriug Is put, the same that il used 10 color wines an
liquors. one Of the most common i called 'cariot,' m5O which
arsenic largely enters 4 few grams Of the substance will colcr
a cask Of wine Lquorice drops for the trade are made cC
poor brown sugar. glue and lamphlacs. Favored with hquoTice-
And for the Western trade much OF this vile staff is packed ia
barrels. aud sent West to be put up in boxes 20 suit the market.
Of which from seventh five to ninety per eeHt- is terra ai6G-
This material also enters largely into the Common chocolate and
Spices 657 I'm