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Debility.

There is paedicine equal to HooFanfs German
: 5ss s. e., s ss :: $s
on enjo.ment of UewxSiauu food, enable the sO-
heaithy com lezio1t eradicate The yeioo t:nge from, ne
eye, impair, bloom TO The cheeks and change The patient
from stortGreothcd, endcidted toeak, and nervous
inralid, to full faced stout, and rigorous person
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bitters or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family M edi-
cineS. They can be administered with
perfect safety to a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or a man
Ofnimety.
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TOO SHARP FOR HIM

A very amusing little incident recent
" occurring in our city is being whispered
around by parties seemingly well advis-
ed in the premises. 1t appears that at one
of our fashionable places of amusement
last winter, a very fascinating and pref
ty soubrette had a short engagement. 1t
was sufficiently long, however, to COM
pletely enlist the admiration of gentle
man engaged in commercial pursuits, and
not great while from a northern lati-
tude. By some means the parties be-
came acquainted, and as the days fled
along, mutual sympathy mellowed into
love- The lady, little coy at first final
ly lent listening ear to the entreaties
of her adorer, and after a brief engage
ment they were married. OF course it is
not the intention of the reporter to recite
the rosy dreams OF the honeymoon; how
each adored the other, and happiness
radiant as poesy itself, bewitched the
hours into visions Of delight.
Weeks sped along, and months had
measured their length on times dial.
But at last circumstance occurred which
put an end to billing and cooling, and re-
vealed domestic imbroglio, not at all in
harmony with the felicity that preceded
it.
One day the husband entered his
wife's apartment, with the declaration
that deeply as he regretted such an event,
they must part.
"Part-you don tmean to leave me ?"
exclaimed the lady.
Deeply as [ regret the circumstance,
such is the case was the reply.
But why =? What have | dond-whct
wrong have | committed ?''
Nothing ~
| ''And yet you leave me p
''My dear, in the haste of our marriage
| forgot to mention little fact, which in
the mind Of casuists might have formed
an objection to it, [ have another wife
hving!"
Impossible -
1t is true, my dear ~
The lady was silent for moment, and
then assuming her most bewiching smile
replied:
MY dear, | must confess that l sus-
pected something of the sort, and to
guard any future trouble, | had little
paper preparing by my attorney. which
you will remember to have signed in the
justices Office the day we were married.
You supposed it to be merely certii-
cate of marriage; but it was merely an
article of agreement, In which you prom
Use to allow me, In case of separation. an
annuity of twenty-five hundred dollars.
Under the peculiar circumstances of the
case, [ shall have to exact the fulfllmeni
of this agreement, or have you arrested
for bigamy =
The devil !"
True, my dear; here is a copy-the
Justice has the original
This is swindle -
''Oh, no, my dear; only. business
transaction.
There was some further protest-a lit
tie angry recrimination; but it is need
less to say the conditions of the bond were
finally complied with, and on this com
Portable allowance the lady entertains
serious thoughts of torsaking the buskin
~ 0. Pieayuae
| q
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Clipper Mowers and Reapers

Are only Mowers built which come np TO the adj
vanced stage of Improvement founi IN other A9rlcul
tura Implements. The light elastic steel hay fork,
steel hoes and shovels have entirely superseded the
heavy and clumsy wrought iron ones, which no farm.
er whould think of using: Mower built OF
appropriate materials and like finish, will stpercede
the present clumsy machines made mostly q WOOD
and cast iron.
Builders of other Mowers have been too much in
fuenced by desire TO lessen their cost, and nave en-
ployed wood and cast iron where wrought and NAL
leable iron ought only to have been used In the
Clipper Machines iron has been largely substituted Tor
wood maeable iron for cast iron and steel IN place OF
maeable wrought iron,
An examination of the Clippers will Convince sly
of their superior merits all Others in strength
durability, of draft and reliability for work over
all kinds of grounds, and in every variety OF grass
Confident of this, invite those in want OF Machines
examine for themselves before purchasing here
Send for descriptive circular. Address, THE CLIP
PER MOWER and REAPER Co., II Cliff Street New
York
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John Brougham' S two benefits in New
York Melted him Sll, 800.
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from REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD, D. D.,

FROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD, D. D.,
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
DR.. JACKsoN-DEAR SRI hare been frequently
requested to connect my ,oiH recommendations of
different kinds Of medicines but regarding The practice
ont Of my appropriate sphere hare in all de
clined bM 'eM clear proof TN .artous instances and
artenlasiy IN my o'gn family Of The usefulness Of Dr.
usual course, 10 cypress my full conricon Ma for gen
eral debility of the system and especially for Liver
prepar alton In XIX some cases 1t may
fail; but usually, II XII I doubt not, ii aoiH
be rery bensfcidlURE - to those acho suffer
from the dbope causes Yours, very respectfully,
J. II. KENNARD,
Eighth, below Coates street.
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Is better than regular shaped Axes for these
sons: FfrSt-It cuts deeper. Scoad-It don't stick
in the wood. Ttid-It does not jar the hand.
Foa7tt-No time is wasted in taking the Axe out Of
the cut. FJbt-Wth the same labor you VIII do one
third more work than with regular Red paint
has nothing do with the good Qualities of this axe,
for all our Axes painted red. If your hardware
store does not keep goods will gladly answer
inquiries or fill your orders direct, give you the
name of the nearest dealer who keeps axes
LIPPINCOTT q BAkEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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ASK your Doctor or Druggist for
SWEET GUNNER equals (bitter) Quinine.
Is made only by F. sIEARSs, Chemist, Detroit.
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Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

is combination Of all the tngrcdients of the Bitters
with PURE Santa Cruz Ram, Orange, etc. It is used
for he diseases The BiHers, acere
pure alcoholic stimulus is required. You aviU bear
mind Utat these remedies entirely different from
any others adrertissd for The Of the diseases named
these beirg scientific Of medicinal extracts,
Wtfle The others decoctions Of in
form. Tie TONIC as decidedly of he most plea
SAINT and agreeable remedies offered to the public.
Its taste is erqaise Nis pleasure 10 take it, ,e its
ie-grin2 celebrating, and medicinal qualities have
eaulcd ii to be known as a,e greatest Of all to'sics
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varions discordant reports, placid mind. e,es.cr
Judgment and more temperate feeling EspscsLy ~,
that handmade would pray. Never leave her, nsEe,
forsake her. and there be no day so DARK, an be
hour desolate that she may not ind that sosoaIs
which alone come from Thee. We pray Tor those VIZ
bear his name Nav there be those who VIII taKe care 81
them. and may life bring It's blessings 10 tbem. We
beseech Thee that Thou wilt draw 10 all those wnoe
friendship has been RrievOusly wounded. Ana nsy
they have that divine blessing which maeth rich anu
addeth sorrow. Oh for the spirit OF God among me'
and for larger trust; oh for simplicity ana truth
Nor would we forget him who lies Imprisoned In
this hour OF sadness and SORROW oh God remember
him with forgiveness and graciousness, and kindness
aud overrue all events that yet 20 taDspe for the
nrtherance OF truth and justice. And 60 the Father
son. and Holy Spirit will be the praise forever, Amen
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Beechers prayer oppor'
tuuity was given to view the body, OF which many
awaited themselves The remains. accompanied by the
relatives were taken the evening boat 20 Norwich
whence they were 20 be carried by rail- 10 franklin
Mass, and inferred In the old City Mills graveyard
The relatives and friends Of Mr. Richardson speak IN
the warmest terms the kindness OF the various mem
beers Of the stetson family. In hundred ways they
showed their sympathy and SORROW and always without
solicitation. At the Office Of the Asor House all inquiries
about Mr. Richardson were cheerfuly answered though
they frequently exceeded thousand In the course OF
daV,
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1882 The rank held by staff officers for the past FIVE
years established by order o. March - 1865 but
never received the approval of Congress.
Secretary Robson, Admirals Porter and DahlRren,
Commodore Case and others yesterday morning visited
the United States steamer Nina at the washington Navy
Yard TO witness her first trial as torpedo boat During
the the vessel used tug she 500 tuns, and
the rate of II knots per hour There has been attached
TO her iron bar 20 feet In length rugged out by ma
chinery from the bottom Of the vessel The new tor
pedo the constitution &C. OF which is a secret belong
Ing 10 the Navy Department is attached TO the END OF
ranged that a torpedo can be exploded every minute
The first experiment to-day was with 80 pounds OF pow
der the next with 100 pounds botn
cradle body Of about so feet in the air. and IN the last
trial blowing into fragments an mproylsed enemy
sci. The experiments were pronounced ehlIeH saus.
factory and the Secretary and naval officers compliment
corps on the successful results Of the Experiments The
Nina carries full complement OF guns, ana IL esu-
mated that in encounter she destroy consider
able beet OF vessels before she be disabled
copy OF the new Customs laws OF the Argentine he-
ster MI Garcia The following articles are duty Tree
Gold and silver printed books printing paper plants OF
all kinds fresh fruits, ice rewood, charcoal casks ana
staves cattle for breeding maize and maize Hour and all
preparations specially intended for curing scab In sheep
The Executive may exempt from duties seeds Tor agrl-
culture articles for Divine worship at the order OF the
clerical authority scientific instruments, machinery Tor
steamboats, and mining purposes new industries, fur
their establishment the country. Ten per cent ad
yalOrem-sat, COAL lumber. iron in sheets and
silver when such mounting increases, their
value by one-thrd Twenty-Five per cent ad valorem-
All wines, spirits liquors. vinegar beer sugar. tobacco
tea and coffee. Twenty per cent-on all articles not In.
cluded any Of the above categores The five per cent
extra duties continue charged SALT COAL plows, um-
Der and ron fixed by law Of September. 1865 until the
extinction OF the loan made with the Provincial Bank for
which these duties specially created.
nThe President has appointed James II. Fisk as Com
missioner TO examine and report upon the Oregon Rail-
road Company. Jesse Apologize, declined
There seems TO be no doubt but that T. j. Durant OF
New Orleans will be appointed Judge for the Fifth Judi
cal District including Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mis-
essippi. Louisiana and Texas
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

.... Gen. Sheridan is slowly recovering his
health, though still confined TO his bed.
.... Scarlet fever is prevailing to such an ex-
tent Maros, Macon County Ill., that the public schools
have been closed.
Fourteen barges of coal for the cities of
lower Ohio sunk on Thursday night between Browns
Island and Wellsburg
Philip Flanagan has been found guilty
murder the second degree for killing Col Seybert In
Philadelphia, IN september last
Prince Satsuma and suite from japan will
arrive Chicago on Sunday and remain there day or
two before proceeding eastward.
The bark KutsOff, from BelliDgham Bay
for San Francisco Nov g. with cargo Of COAL has not
been heard from since her sailing and IL Is feared she
has been lost
Burglars entered tho honse of Z. II. Ball
at Holyoke Mass on Thursday night, and robbed II OF
5000 In Government bonds. Three men have been ar
rested on suspicion.
49,. Yesterday Thomas Haslin of Philadelphia
struck his wife the head with hatcbet and then cut
his throat while abOrng under temporary 1T of insanity
Hasln IL In critical condition.
49,. The officials of the Memphis and Little
been released and the questions at issue between the
rival Boards OF Directors will be settled BY the Supreme
Court.
The steamer Colorado sailed from San
Francsco for Panama to-day with s6 600 treasure OF
which s27 for England. $1,000 for France Ht
for America, $1,000 for Central America, and
for Panama
"A shooting affray took place at jackson,
ARK. last week between H. Lewis formerly Deputy
Enited States Marshal ana Deputy Sheriff Ward which
resulted in death OF the former aud the woundng Of
the latter. Whisky was the cause
AT meeting Of the oil men at Titus
vile. Pennsylvania, on Thursday, resolutions were
interest 70 contribute fund 10 purchase homestead for
Col Drake the discoverer Of petroleum.
.... The deposits at the San Francisco Branch
Mint during the month or November 5000
OF gold and 5000 ounces OF silver Included in the lster
amount large lot OF Japanese here for
reoonage. The amount of coinage for the month was
q, $4,000.
zee. The Pittsburgh Board OF Trade have ap-
pointed committee 10 urge action the subject OF
ship canal from Pittsburgh Lake Erie They have also
appor ted committee 10 take toward Tho
siruotion of railroad via the Connellsyllle Road 70
UniontowD, thence fa.moun. mes' Nnx,Iia u'enos
sommup oatop with the South AuaDne 0ulf htstos.
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LOSS OF THE STEAMER D. c. uAsKIxs.

The steamer Fab Kee, arrived at this port,
brings a part OF the crew Of the steamer d. C. h.skInS
which left this port Nov IS for San Francisco, and fou
dered in the Gulf Stream wsn only two days ont AMER
ali hope of saving the Haskns given up the ossr
and crew made preparations to leave the vessel The
first boat launched was swsmped and destroyed along
side another left with four was not aierwad
srep The captains boat with HIMSELF the hrstassisant
engineer md 10 men left the ship at 10 p n ana steered
n r. tall they packed mp by the sehoaner Grass
mere on the 10Th and were landed at Bermuda the
2;th The ste ward and seamen were drowned along
side the schooner by the upsettng OF the boat The
rain now lies an at bermuda The remainder Of she
Of the Haskns were brought TO this by the steamship
Fab Kee Eighteen were left ON board by the cap
tain constructing raft TO leave the steamer The d. T.
HasLdns was a river steamer 100 tuns burden. Was III
tended to run the sacramento River, ana owned by
parties in San Francisco.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.


HENRI RoCuEFORT's MOTION IN THE C0RPs-A
GREAT SENSATION.
PARIS, Friday, Dec. 3, 1862
AT the sitting Of the Corps Legslatif to-day Henri
Rochefort rose and demanded that the National
Guard be ordered to guard the Hall of the Corps
Legisatf in future for the protection OF the mem
hers The demand took the Chamber by surprise
and created an extraordinary sensation Expressions
of aStonishment burst forth from all parts OF the
hall. Cheers followed which were answered by cries
Of derision and disapproval The opposition mem
bers generally applauded but the majority protested
against the demand and the demonstration made in
hs favor
THE BAUDIN MISUNDERSTANDING DISORDER
PARIS Friday. Dec 5, 1865 p. M
The fears Of disorders to-day, account of the
anniversary of the barricades of 1851 and of the
death of Baudin, have not been realized The city
has been unusually quiet all day, and at this hour
there are no symptoms Of excitement
THE FRENCH CABLE.
II is reported that the difficulties at Paris and
Washington, arising from the landing of the French
Cable OH American shores, have been amicabiy
settled.
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CUBA

ANOTHER N1PE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. All
MAYARI AND SAN JOsE-REBEL SUCCESSES
HAVANA Dec IA letter dated Santiago de Cuba
Nov %, contains the following intelligence; well
authenticated report has reached this city that the
steamer Teaser has landed party OF hlibusters IN
the Bay of Nipe, with large quantity Of military
stores. and that they have reached the interior in
safety. On the goth the SpaniaTds attacked the III
surgents intrenched at MOgate lAiayar y. The
troops commenced by Smelling the rebel position, and
then charged with bayonets. but were repulsed with
great loss. Many of their wounded are coming IN
here The Government is Selling animals Oh the
street for the use of the army.
Advices from Puerto Principe 90 the oath nit. have
been received. Information was brought by "a negro
that the insurgents were approaching San Jose,
which was garrisOned by Catalan volunteers A
party of twenty volunteers with an officer sent out
20 recOnnoiter was cut off and captured. On the
next morning the insurgents attacked San Jose, and
after fighting for an hour raised white flag. The
garrison responded, and sent out an officer and four
men, who approached the rebel lines and proposed a
capituaton. The soldiers without orders fired a
Volley and killed two Of the Spanards
The fighting was then renewed. The Cubaus fought
desperately, and endeavored TO scale the intrench
ments but reGnlorcements coming TO the garrison
they finally Withdrew Eleven Galatians werekilled
The affair caused much excitement at Puerto Prn-
eipe. The Colonel commanding the Galatians has
been sent to Havana TO be tried by court-martial
TIE CHICO VILLAS-THE HAVANA RAILROAD
DIVIDEND.
HAVANA, Dec. 3.-The Military Government will
soou be inaugWated for the Cinco-Villas district
Great results are expected from this measure which
it is supposed win lead to the complete reestablish
ment of the Spanish authority in that quarter
dividend of four per cent has been declared by tire
Havana Railroad Company since the road has been
nndeT the management of Gen. ClavijO. Formerly
while under the Aldamas direction, the road paiG no
diNidenl for NcaFR
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THE GCUMENICAL COUNCIL.

A PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE-PAPAL ALLoCU-
TION-DISCoRD APPREHENDED.
LONDON. Friday Dec. 5, 1862
Dispatches from Rome announce that Pre-
SynOdal Conference was held yesterday, when pa
pal allocuton was delivered and oaths were admin
istered to the officers of the GcumeDical Council.
The London Times to-day says: Things at Rome are
auguring i'll for the Council Galcansm is rampant.
The Austrian and German Bishops demur TO the dog
ma of infallibility, and discord is apprehended
smong the Italians Antonelii shakes his head at n
performance in which he never felt sympathy 1t
will be some time before it become clear whether
the Council will bring the Church peace or u
sword"
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THE NEW DOMINION.

TEGOTJATION WITH THE NINNEPEGS - The
QUEENS PROCLAMATION.
OTTAWA, Canada. Dec 3.-ImpOrtant dis
PATCHES ffUs the HOuIs Government ia References 10 the
HsrthTest, expected tomorrow. II appears the
EHKis CabiBei meets 0Bsy saturdays The Dominion
Government communication with them last week.
INSTRUCTIONS with regard "a the Queens Proclamation
EIlected U be agreed nPOn at the next meeting IL
II Hdsrst0Od that ia Grand Ycare TbeLslt Col. En-
RasDfer and Col DE Salisbury will proceed 10 the North
Wet On Tuesday for tie purpose 81 negotiating salts
fsctory settlement with the han1reeds.
3BE EIuE AND NIAGARA RAILROAD BILL. 8
TOKONrO, Ont, Dec 3.The Parliamentary
Commute appODted 70 cODsider tic Erie and Niagara
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MEXICO.
A PRoNUNCIAME.NTO WITH A VIEW TO BUsl-
NESS--GEN. VEGAS DESIGNS.

A PRoNUNCIAMENTO WITH VIEW TO BUSl-
NESS--GEN VEGAS DESIGNS.
SAN Francesca. Dec. 3-By the arrival to-day Of
the steamer Continental from Mexican ports Sdyces
were received f-Om Mazatlan 10 November p. Po-
ltieai affairs in kIexco quiet and business
usually duh.
II is stated thst Plaeido Vega has pledged himself
20 the principal imporang houses Of MazatIan, in
consideration Of $4,000, To make pronunciamento
their cargoes arrive, TO allow them dis
count Of 80 per cent Of the duiles and to keep the
until the goods disposed Of. In consequence
Of this agreement several cargoes have been snsde
up In Liverpool fer Mazatlan.
Parts of the State of Sonora have been devastated
by the Indians. She State of Durango has suffered
severely from ia rains. Three water-spouts ap-
peaTed, which destroyed village Of 900 huEses
filed the mines whh water. and damaged the fields.
The Apache lndiaiss appeared in Durango and Peoe-
trsled az Ear south as the State Of Zacatecas.
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THE ALBANY AND sUsQUEHANNA RAILROAD


ROCHESTER, Dec. 3.-The Albany and Sus-
quehanna Railroad SUIT is advancing slowly. Some
half witnesses have been examined IN relation 10
the proceedings at the election for directors, held
in Albany in September. The character OF the
men who appeared with the stock certificates and
voted, and the doiBRs OF the Inspectors and the
managing OF the rival parties. Ramsey and Fisk, had
been the subject Of critical inquiry by the counsel en-
gagged In conducting the cause The testimony Is yOlu-
ninons The indications that the tigatOD to
the transactions OF the rival claimants for the control Of
the Railroad, will be thorough and exhaustive.
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SPAIN.
MORE CARLIsT CoNsPRACIEs.

MORE earliest CONSPIhALIHS'
MADRID, Friday, Dec 3, 1859.
Several other CaTlist conspraeies have been dis
covered in various parts of Spain within the past
few days. A number of persons have been arrested,
and the authorities taking extraordinary precau-
tons to guard against any new outbreak
THE REPUBLICAN PRESS.
Several of the Republican journals the publication
of which was suspended at the beginning of the re-
cent instruction, have been permitted TO reappear.