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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-14
Restoration WonderFul.

A1er a hedvy LWmbcr Wagon had run orer DE Back
SEQ, washtenaw Co., Mich, April IS 1859.
MEAARa. THoA. ALLCOCK A Co.-in6l0asdI send You
an order for your ekeellent Porous. PlAstera. Thoy
have done me- a great deal OF good, Two years ago, on
tho lfth OF arch, l was run over by a lumber WAGON.
which injured my back severely and broke on one 81
the spinuous processes lthe lowest joint Of the back
bonel and tuptured tho linaments botweon four Of the
others a hump OF about an inch an half was all the
external evidence OF injury, but tho pain was far great
or thAn dying every day would be. I applied 10 lie
best physicians Of New York, Wisconsin and MIobi
gan, who failed TO relieve me, though, in iuaiiss 10
them, 1 must say some OF thor prescriptions / did not
follow. l gave IN AL hopes Of permanent relief from
pain when ! hapPeged 70 read your ADVERTISEMENT
which Il had s0on before, hut had paid no Attention 10
II, but now concluded 10 sond for 4 dollars worth. and
a. least mako a trial OF thnm. This was a8vsral month";
ago, The first plast, r aid mo good. then sent Tor
halt a yard, and pot u on my back, reaching from hip
bone "a. htn bone ! have worn u for i've or afK woeks
and feel nearly as we'll A. ever. Think nothing hut
Alcock's Porous Plaster has done me any good, and N
IA not that, then 1 am getting we'll from an injury
from which the best surgeons and physicians told me.
You have a chance 20 live aud you have a chance 10
die" 4 shall keep on At cking 10 tho plastOra, N they
WI stick 20 me and, Judging from those already trisd,
n. 3. SEYMOUR
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-14

From Dr. ]. p. T~RRRELG, Warren, Ind, March 3,
1861 am engaged In tho practice Of medicine,
and ind your aarRling on an extremely ehcient
remedy in all cases whore an external application
Ia indicated
From Dr, q. d. MEAL, Burris Iowa, Dec. 20, 1850.
! have practical medicine In this county seven
years and cheermlly recommend your aArgling OF
~ the best linime In usa.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-14

From Dr. T. W. ELIIS Ga, Jan. 9. ls5e.-1l
could receive both boxes OF tho dargling oil Il win
not be too much, a. I think / could soon ind sale
for II all the inquiry being frequent Hinco II is sup
posed that I have It for sale. arn
From Or. W NJ 3. MCCALL, Chamola, NO., Nov. 0
ls5s.-Your dargling OH is taking tho shins on
from all the iiniments Of the day. II sou desired
them, l could procure dozens Of certificates from
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-14

Measra. NOLAN 4 BRos., Wholesale Druggists
Wheeling. Va, say, under date OF July ~. 1866. tina
they can safely the aarsling OIL for
more diseases than II ia recommended for.
Prom J. X. FmHER. Uniontown, Pa, June 81,
ls0I.-Your Gargling Oh Is dstng much better here
than formerly. since ia virtues have become
known, and the bottles put up for Family Use.
without stain, are much sought Tor.
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Injury 60 spIno Curad.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. II. 1874
MEHdRe. I1fOH. ALLCocK A Co.-Ploaao send. With
dispatch, twelve dozen Allcockf Porous PiaslsrS Our
dads experience confirms their very superior excel.
leuce, At this moment Of writing a man applies one.
who, BY entanglementi IN the shalt Of machinery, had
both his legs broken, spine severely injured, and was
for nearly a year entirely holpl0sa THIS man found
relief very soon ythe application o. a phaier ~ hin
spine. He was soon enabled 70 work, and now he
labOrs a. we'll as ever. Ne would choerfuHy pay AZ Tor
q single plaster u they could not be had alta lower rate.
l am surprised that surgeons do not maxi use Of these
perforated plasterat 70 the exclusion Of All othara, a.
their neKibnily aud adhosiyeness afa greatly In All.
vance Of all other piasters with which ] am Acquainted
greatly. superior N all others for ordinary snrgicni
uAea Knowing the plastera 70 bq 80 useful, / have no
ocruploa that my sentiments should be known.
j. W. JOHNSON N. ID.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-14
HighIy usefuli M AfectiOns Of the heart.

F~ARNvmLE, Louisiana, March 3, 1880.
DR.. 7, ALLCooK-Siri Ihaye been suffering under
aaeyere attack OF 'neuralgic disease" Of my bogela Tor
yeara, with .hypertrophy OF tho heart" and have tried
everything known 20 the practice of medicine from the
very best NJ. DIS but truth prompts mo to say that
your plaslers have given me more permanent relief
than anything elso1 have used, and lbelisve will pro
duco a perfect cure.
The counterirritant effect Of your pIasteu "a produo.
ed In such a mid and gradual way, they No inviKorate
te circulation around tho pArts To which thoy are an.
piled, and exert upon all nervous diseases such a great
aedAtlye influence, that ] place them confidently al the
head Oioyerv plaster nov In use.
kyery medical man who becomes acquainted with
them will asauredly cUmmeud his patieuta 10 nae no
other than the ModicAted India Rubber PlSsier of
1T ENDERsoN, NJ. ID.
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N.rvou. AReotions oftho Hoaa.

Certificate OF Dol. A. ". SrEnLtsG, a. 10 enoot Of
AlcookB Porous Plastera.
FOrtwo years / have been a great ~sufore- from
IN thu head, and found only Temporary reii6f
from al the various remedies That I have tried, until
applied one o. Allcock's Porous plastera. cut N into
three strips, placing 0na under each shoulder blade,
the other over tho email OF tho back aud for the
old pain.
/ advise all who suior from nervous diseases, 10 lose
20 time In making a trial OF the wonderful Porous
Al sTEhLiNG, Sec, Singer Mig %.
New York, june g. 1904.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-14

sBnUh OAK, Yorktown, N. ", Jan. 10, 1851.
II, ALLCoCK a OO.-Gentiemen lhave heen tronb-
led with a lame back over ten year,, so AZ t0bs unable
TO do any Kind Of bard work, In June last / procured
one of Alloook'H Porous Pastors and wore Il three
weeks, whom | found my back entirely cured, and was
able 70 NOV and cradle as we'll az ever could In my
best days These plastoin should be In every house. l
never believed that any external remedy could be so
powerful and so good "a these ~plaatera. Their effect
them SrEpHEN
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-14

DR. GRHKs, No. $40 Broadway, New York. informs
US he sold, on Monday, June ~, lsa, two plaaters 10 a
young woman suffering severely from iumbAgo. On
then stated how the two she had purohAaed on Monday
had relieved her Immediately after putting them on.
aud oURED HFR ~ w DAYS OF a most dfstrossine
main in hor hack and iofua
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-14
Whoopins Coush,

uAYu0A, Kinds County, Miss,
II. ALLoocK A Co.-Gentlemeni Please send me
another six doAen Of your Porous Plasters. They are
in great demand here for Whooping Cough. They act
n charm. ! could have sold 1.-TWO dozen this week N
y0HNL WILLIAMS. 4. NJ.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-14

Prom Esos MAFHEa. Mtddieport, D.. y, July 20,
iabO.I purchased a bottle OF your aargling OIL Of
your agent, A. s. Baker, at Middleport, and as yet
have used but half Of It, think II has given me
more relief In lease Of severe Rheumatism, OF long
standing, than anything l have ever used before
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-14

Extract from a letter nom J. o. PRArr, dated
Quincy, ohautauqua Goa N. " August ", is94.4
I have been acquainted with your medicine tdarg-
ling ON for the last fourteen years. Ithas proved
a sure cure for Foot Rot In Sheep for which sold
the last bottle and have calls almost daily for mare
Please forward as soon as convenient.
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EAO

From cnuNP 4 BRos,, cochraue LANDING. Ohio,
Nov. 20, ls56.-We are pleased with your medicine.
II has boeu the means Of turing q great number o.
different diseases upon persons, a. also upon
horses, We think Il cures all yon rec6mmendit
10 40. We want you to send ne tho larger proportion
or tho variety for Family Uoe," in amhr bottles.
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"EvVftB6dVn

We noti'e these Bittsrs have taken the prerinm At
the Iooisiana state Fair At New Orleans In Aprl 1900.
ma11 eNnpehduts mth d1Hefpht hhds Of bittefs on o..
hiplhqN Als heretnt ~ wopdPr that everybody
takf4it. Iufynfaa mnIfiN imNNcinal preparation.
p9f sng ve impst yQhdrNl eultlive properties
BRAnYa BIrrrRs.
For Dyspepsia, Chronic pysentey,t Female Weakness
and Tor the Iiyes and Kidneys II has no equal.I said
tobe the best tnyigoratinR Tonic in the world.
Premiums also taken In 1853 ~ the state fairs Of Ind.i
ana, Kentucky, Missouri, Alabama, sc, =
For Halo everywhere mtsTt.
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49,

r. d. TAYLOR, Of Concord, KY., saya the aarolIno
OIL cured a horse Of his, injured while prouoblns
by attempting 70 step over stump, Almost eyering
the thigh nom tho body; also that he has used n IN
bis family for hnoen years, and ia tho best remedy
Tor Cuts, Burnh, Bruises. Frost Bites, Strains
Rhenmhtsm, etc, ne ever used. a-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-14

Tho Secrets Of love, or tho charm Of Eden, the
Arabian Love Philter aud Great Secret Of Fascination,
obtained in Egypt (onoe IN your possession you can gain
The undyinR love Of any one you wiah,O also ten Songs,
ten Receipts, Beautiful Pictures. New Arts, How 70
Get Rich, Choice Secreta, 40 ali mailed for ten cents.
address 4. n. WOOD, Vernon. New Jersey.
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CARL sCHURz.
= U... M

HorE BY EDIToRs or CRnusAL ZEITuHa.-We in.
sert this letter with pleasure, aa u Affords as an oppor
tunity for saying that any one afnieted with pains In
applying A TINS office, receive ample testimony from
tiers Of Mr. Alloook, which he used for air months Tor
a aimiiar Affection.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-14

Always inquire for MERCHANTS cELE-
DRAFTED GARGLINe on. and take a osher.
Retail Price, Sl.OO, so cts. and 30 Cta.
shake wen before using, and rub on theroughiy
before the FIRE or some warm substance.
Tho dArglng on has been in use as a linimsnt
for t~hlrty-aix years. All We ask Is n far trial. but
DO sure and follow directions.
Ask your nearest Druggiat or dealer IN Pat
Medicines for one OF ont AhnanAes and Wade Me-
Gums, and read what the people say aboust he OIL
Tho aargling on "a for sale by al respectable
dealers throughout the United States and other
countries.
Our kstimOnias date from 1855 10 1893 and arc
unsolicited. Use tho Gsrgling Oh and toll your
n~eighbors what good Il has done.
We deal fair ana liberal with ali and defy contra
diction.
Manufactured atLOoKPORT, N ", by
MERCHANTS GARGLINa on co,
JOHN HODGE. Secretary.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-14

FANNY C4SES
OF Q q 20 90 IargevIaIs, moroeco
or rosewood ease, containing
q specific for every ordinary
disease n family II subject 30,
n books Of urccIons-.a. a.
NalH WIZ f from 10 egk
emaier Family and raveung eases,
with % to % Niuls ...from q To AZ
Speeldce for all Private Diseased both
for Curing and for Preventive
ltreutmnpt ia Walls and pocket cases, $2toS5
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Burns, Hruiscs, Lnmoness.
SOrcncks,SOFc Throat SprninA Tooth
ache, Enrnchc, Neuralgia, Iklioumn-
tisin, LumbagO, Piles uoila. Slime
Sore Eyes, Hiceding of tie Lungs,
Nose, stomach, or Of Piles, Germs, III
Price, 9 o., so cts, PInt-, 800,
gN- These Remedies, except PONDS FX-/
THACIs by the CASE OF biugelbox, arc sont TO
anypat o. the county by mil or express free
ofeharge, on receipt ofthe price.
Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company.
ONCE and Depot, No. 500 BROADWAY, New York.
Or. HUMrHaEYsW conpltcddaay at his ONCE.
persolol5 Or by Letter ashboye, for all eorms Oh
disease.
o SALE DY ALL DRUG0IsTs. D.,
WHOLESALB AGENTS. 81 =
OHioAoo, nL.-Burnhams & Van schAask.I
Br. LoUn, Mo.-BrOwn. Weber 4 Graham.
3 PAUL. MnsT.-Jenks a Gordon.
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A PHYSICIANS LRGACY-Fau directions
N by which Auy QUO eau easily prepare a certain
cure for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Debility, 40,
mailed TO invalidH on raeeipt OF loo. IL has stood the
test Of 40 yoara. DIR PALMER, Lock Box p, Brook
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This brand Of Fine
Out chewing TO-
bacoO has no equal
Or suporiAr any
where. II "a with
ont doubt the best
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-14

on RfCHAUb GOLDEN REMEDIES
will not cure.
DR. fOHAUs GOLDEN BALsAM No. L
will cure Syphilis in its primary aud secondary stages.
such as old Ulcera, liberated Sore Thrott, Sore Iyea,
skin Euptions and Soreness OF the Scalp, eradicatink
Dir RfOHXd'S GOLDEN BALsAM No. q
gill cure the !hi5d sta9es HPhiliug and Mereprial
such diseases 10 obtain = radical euro without the aid Of
this medicine, which does not prevent the patients
from eating and drinking Fhat they like.
Price OF either MOL orr So per bottle, or Two bottles a.
DIR. RIQHAU'S GOLDEN ANrfDOTE,
a safe and radical cure for GOuorheas Gravel, aud an
Urinary DeranEemente, accompanied with full direc
tom HMSTfsR Rtsa 70 sIre, Rrtssi BeE P9tse;
A radical cure fos deneral DEPUTY n "a Or young,
impartirg energy 10 those who have led q lhe OF senau.
atty. Price, ~ per bottle. or two bottles 81.
On receipt Of price, by mail or Express, these rene
dtwtei be shipped 10 any place. Prompt attention
paid q all correspoudente. None genuine without the
name 0DlA HCHAUSGOLDEN REMEDIES.
Or. sole proprietor, ihlowu IN glass OF
rbonleL Address DIR. n. -. RICHARDS,
Omce hours from "a. TO or. N. Circular sent
Ocrreg ndeuts~ answered, febp ~
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Pains In the Ghost and Acute Indi-
gostion Cured.

CHICAGO, Sept. ~ 1850.
To THE EDrrOR oF Tm NfW YonK C1fNrNAI ZTI.
TURd Gentlemen; shall feel obliged II you will in-
form your friend, Mr. DeichmAn, that have ouits re-
covered from the severe pain in my chest, from which
/ have 20 long suffered Allcook's Porous Plaster cured
me, OF which he speaks 20 highly. 1 tried almost every
think 70 relieve the pain, without any benefit heforoI
used the plaster, which, strange TO say, In a Few DAYS
after putting II on, perfectly relieved me. Ihaye worn
the plnsters for tho past nine mouths, changing once
IN a week or two, without any return Of the pain IN my
This can be attosled by ALI friends and my family.
SHOW Deiohman this letter, and please 10 pnblish II IN
your paper. Most respectfully.
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Domestic Affairs.


Gold closed yesterday ut 1881.
-EarthQuake waves were seen yesterday in
the bay at San Francisco.
Commodore James P. Foster. L. S. n, died
at Indianapolis yesterday.
In one year the registered vote OF Washing
ton ID. c., has decreased 5000
The New York State Temperance Conven-
ton met yesterday at Syracuse.
The graves of Confederate soldiers at Rich
mOnd were decorated yesterday.
Secretary Stanton is in ill health, and will
soon leave Washington for the North
Dennis Reen was yesterday convicted OF the
murder of his brother-in-law, at Boston.
--Elliotts mills, at Woonsocket r. l., were
buried on Tuesday night. Loss 100000
A million dollars worth of bonds were
bought yesterday by the Government in New
York
The Republicans are confident of their
ability to carry the Washington, d. O., city cleo
-"American Girl" beat Goldsmith Maid"
and Lucy" yesterday, at the Union Course,
The New Hampshire Legislature convened
yesterday. Governor Stearns will be inaugu-
rated to-day.
Yesterday the woman's suffrage movement
in the Massachusetts, Senate was defeated by
Yesterday the Custom EHouse officers seized
$4,000, found on the persons OF two passengers
on the steamer Java.
"A boat with nine men drifted over cascade
below the Rumford Falls, near Lewiston, Me.
Three men were drowned.
A bill placing the Boston police under the
control of three commissioners Is TO be submit
ted to the Massachusetts Legislature.
The three opening races OF the spring meet
ing at Jerome Park, yesterday were won by
Passaic r. w. Caulrous' bay hlly, and Rapture
The annual Congress OF the lager-Deer brew
ers of the United States opened yesterday IN
Newark, NJ j. Two hundred leading brewers
were present. r,, ,rD,,
The widow of the late William Mcdonald,
whowas famous as the ownerof Flora Temple,
was married, yesterday, to NJ. DE Spyer, OF
Switzerland. r n.
The amounts issued by the Treasury De-
partment to meet the expenses OF the Govern
ment during the month of May were, for
civil miscellaneous, and foreign service, So,oof
600.
William r. Sheldon has been arrested in
New York, for completely in setting fire TO the
stables on West Twenty-third street, some
months ago, when so many valuable horses were
burned.
1t is said that the Internal Revenue Bureau
will decide against the claim made by certain
parties TO have cigars manufactured by convict
labor in the penitentiaries of Pennsylvania.
Plans TO increase emigration to the Soutl
have been agreed upon by n convention o
Southern men, at Montgomery, Ala, and 4
stock company viii at once be formed to ope'
rate them. ~, r..,.., ., -..-,. NJ,
more city passenger railway Tor S2O,OOO com
nsnsation for her husband, drowned In ca
during the great food, was decided yesterday II
favor Of the railway company
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The Secretary of the Treasury sold, during
the month of May, five millions of gold, for
which he received seven millions in currency.
lie also purchased in that month 5000, 600
worth of bonds, at premium of $500, 600 in cur
81, 100000 besides extingushing over $3, 600, 900
of the national debt
Reports, which need confirmation, have
been received at Washington that the dispatches
OF Minister Mcmahon have been intercepted by
the Brazilian and Argentine authorities. Also,
that our Minister was at Asuncion on the 1st of
April and after that he joined Lopez. Conflict
ing rumors say that he is under the protection of
the United States fleet at Asnncion.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-03
THE REFORMED CHURCH.
Afternoon Session of the synod.


AT the hour appointed yesterday afternoon
the President called the Convention to order
after which prayer was offered by Rev. DR..
Phelps, President of Hope College, of Holland
Michigan. The roll was then called a large
number of delegates answering to their names
The hour of devotional exercises having arrived
the members of the Synod united in singing the
Tooth Hymn after which the 4Sth Psalm was
read.
The Synod was then addressed by Rev. Dr.
Eddy followed with prayer by Rev. Dr. De
Witt Addresses were also made by Rev. John
NJ. T.. Horner. The devotional exercises were
concluded with prayerby Rev. DIR. Paul De Van
Clevc.
The business of the Synod was then COM
menced. Rev. William Gregg, from the Cam
den Presbyterian Church, was introduced, and
addressed the Synod. At the conclusion of his
remarks, the President of the Synod welcomed
him to n seat among the members.
The report of the Superintendent of the Theo-
logical Seminary at New Brunswick was then
read, and referred to the Committee on the Pro-
fessorate. The report of the Board of Superin-
tendents of the Theological Seminary ut Hope
College was read, and referred to the same COM
mittee. The report of the Board of Foreign
Missions was read by Rev. Dr. Ferris, Secretary,
and was referred to the Committee on Foreign
Missions.
The report of the treasurer was as follows:-
Receipts, $91 999'S7; expenditures, 800, ,577. The
report stated that the Annoy Mission, in China,
has four missionaries and sixteen native helpers
There are two self-sustaining churches, having
four hundred and nine members. whose benevO-
lent contributions amounted to $S01'54. There
are also two native pastors.
Arcot Mission has missionaries, about go
native helpers, native pastors and 534 MEM
bers. The day school has 439 scholars. Boys
seminary, AZ pupils; girls seminary, 46 pupils.
The contributions amounted to $500. The Japan
Mission has 4 missionaries, who have been en-
gagged in teaching Government scholars. The
missionaries report baptisms during the year.
The afternoon session was closed with prayer.
In the evening the Synodical sermon was
preached by the Rev. DR.. Porter.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-03
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

hhhlNE ED YESTERDAY.
Steamasmp brunette, Howe, "a hours from New York,
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, "a hours from New
YORK; with mdse. to W. M Baird IL Co. go
la DIlg Ia rachel Catero 81 days from Messina, with
fruit TO n. Hellngs Bro
Br brig Eliza, Clark 10 days from Sagua, with sugar to
Schr Isaac Baker Purvere days from Matanzas, with
molasses to II. g. Knight 4 Co.
SShr j B; Myers, Ewood, days from Rockland Lake,
Wlth ice 70 hnickerbocker Ice Co. ,
Schr Eugenia, Haws 3 days from Newport, H. IL with
hsh TO captain,
Schr Foaming Sea. James, days from Norfolk, with
lumber to j. w. Gaskill a Sons
Schr j. Wilson Coney, days from Boston, with ice to
knickerbocker Ice Co.
Scbr Aradne, Thomas. l day from Smyrna, Del, with
grain to Jas. J.. Bewley a Co.
Sehr Clayton Lowber, jackson, ] day from Smyrna,
Del, with grain to JAS. l.. Bewley 4 90.
Schr Cen Banks Rider, from Boston.
Schr Margaret Powell, Benton, from Hartford
Schr Lancaster, Williams. from Boston.
Special Despatch 10 The Eueaing Telegraph.
HAShEpEGRAcE, June 3-The following poats Ieit Tor
philadelphia this morning
Susquehanna, with lumber to Taylor q Belts
a; rage, Son 90, with lumber, for Newark M,
verton
Minnehaha with grain and bark to Hoffman Kennedy
niagara, With lumber to Craig Blan9haro 4 NJ,
Dodge Mills No B with lumber TO McIlyain BUSH
Gen. Selgel, with lumber TO Woolyerton Iinsinan.
george Cralg, with lumber to Craig blancharu'
A. u, Gostelwalt, with lumber to Taylor n betts.
q. ", Leran, with lumber to ID. W, Taylor q 20.
Nelly ana Johnny, with lumber TO Taylor betts. ,1
New ra ana BARD, with lumber TO watson @Oo
CoITespondenee Of The Egening Telegraph .,,
WestWAydl 70 Mit;-,
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EoreIRn Affairs,

MADRID, june at is officially announced that
the Queens birthday is to be celebrated at Madrid
General O'Donnell, while speaking IN the Oortes
against the proposed reducuon OF the army was
seized with apoplexy, and died in the chamber.
The Cortes is engaged in signing the constitution,
which win be promulgated on the 9th Instant
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hree light, for baltimore q.

Three light, for Baltimore
ONE, with gas retorts, tor Philadelphia.
One, with iron ore, for Bridgaton, ". j.
BALTIMORE, june 2-The following barges leave in tow
to night eastward =
Garry M. Niles Alvin CLARK; Yuba o. V. Hou yhton (;
and Velocipede, all with coal, for New York.
Harvest Moon, for Newport Del
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For additional Marine Nelos see First Page
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY
Sun RISES. .4O Moon RISES. 110
SUN SETS. HIGH WATER 9O6
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
HENRY WINsoR,
GEORGE N. ALLEN, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH
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