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The New York herald., 1869-03-08
NEBRASKA.
Church ExpuIsiou in Omaha.

Church Expulsiou In Omaha.
ST. LOUIS, NO., March 7, 1869.
An Omaha despatch says DR.. Morrill,, prominent
physician and member OF high standing In the Pres
byterian church, who was implicated In the Crowell
Hall Seminary seduction case has been expelled
from the church after lengthy trial.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Dcsignatien or the State Paper.
ALBANY March y 1892
The Comptroller, Secretary OF State and Treasurer
have designated the Albany Argus for the State
paper to publish notices. The contract runs for four
years from the 7th OF March inst, when the contract
with the Albany Journal expired.
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Died.

PErrrGREw-On Sunday. March !, after se-
we're Illness SARAH MARGARET, daughter OF James
and Sarah Pettigrew, aged 81 years, month and ~
days
he relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral, from her late residence An
West Thirty street, on Tuesday afternoon at ono
O'Clock.
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OHIO.

Disastrous Fire in Akron-Loss 100000.
AKRON, March I, 1869.
A destructive fire occurred on Market street early
this morning which destroyed all the buildings on
the south side between Canal and High streets. The
loss Ia about 100000 and the insurance light.
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A.-***-FOur thousand
New Springfield Rifes,
breech-loading,
for sale by
CHARLES PARKER,
% Beckman etreek
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FRANKFORT BouRsE-FRANKFoRr. March L.
United states ve-twenty bonds are quoted to-day OF
S7k for the Issue OF 1904
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fhe favorite horse OF Rev. DR.. Charming recently
died ct Portsmouth, r. L., aged fortynine years. AZ
the decease Of the doctor person was specially
charged to take good care Of him as long as ne might
live, This person died and another was selected 70
see that the DOCTORS Wishes were carried out.
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Tho Great Cartoon Paper,
THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
reizng events they RISE and showing hsmu to puc
censure praise.
UNPARALLELED -
EVERYBODY READS IT. -.
MEDIUM
or
ApvERTIsIvC
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Cure for Cancer, Scrofuln, Bright,s 0D1
other Kidney Diseases Cutaneous Affections Dyspepsia
&c. THE VERMONT SPRING WATER Get tho best
SAKE CO., az Brooms street, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08

Toole another Of Tayleures comedy attractions, -
comedian Of the Jeierson type, Of rather broader
vein Of humor and NOT wfthcut honor in hisow
IL is scarcely worth while to notice all the absurd
runors which are set an0at 10 buoy up penny papeu
about matters Q, general Interest ne but the ia5e pst
made under the partial euise OF an 0cial statement
is 70 the eject that the s'dIyne' mas been oered
$4,000 night in gold for hundred nights In this
country Il is further said that Patti has taken the
oncI INTO "serious consideration" we en0uIo
codblooded sosnc wnsn snras sns sverybns
even 10 the boundary or an Ere million
Mares ambition, takes the disenchanting pencil
Ia nand ana aer figuring the difference in currency
nnds that such an operate campaign would cost not
dollar less than sSoooo week, the dream Is dis
Individual enterprise at least Our new Secretary
OF the Treasury, Mr.. A. r. Stewart might stand the
bonds, But nothing less than as treasury ~ 90 VAST
would warrant the venture. 1t would have been
wen il the vocal enchantress could have been
brought here In time to have sung the Senate and
ulled those sury Senators into oreetfuness OF the
revenue laws The song OF the syren might even
Sumner, who for the sake OF carrying out an alb
stract idea OF justice with capital j. would raise
% o Ps can Ss s ns III IS
Patti at any price. II our mushroom milonnaires
won't stand the expense the HERALD will set afoot
popular subscription 70 pay for It.
Theatrical Notes.
All that the metropolis has hitherto known Of
spectacle ana pantomime win fall short Of the
gorgeous, lsughable and perplexing affair called
ssThe Seven Dwarfs,n which Mr.. Ereigh has IN pre-
parati0n for tonight at his theatre. rehearsal
took place last night in presence Of small number
OF friends and the scenes, tricks aud wonders
worked very well, considering the immense labor
and complicated mechanism involved IN the panto-
mime. The transformation exceeds in art. splendor
and novelty anything Of the kind ever produced u
New York, not excepting the 'Black Crook" or
sWhite Fawn." ballet and company Of over one
hundred persons are engaged In this piece. There
will be, undoubtedly no necessity for q change q
bill for many month to come at the Bowery after
tonight.
Florence Audernacht an ingenious German,
manufactured q whale out OF canvas, paint and
things ct the bidding OF Henry Gebhard, specular
tive German Snowman. The monster OF the deep
was to have become the property Of Gebhard on the
payment OF sixty-seven dollars and then exhibited
to an intelligent public as real Arctic levathan-
The intelligent public proved more so than usual on
this OCCASION detected the speculative Teuton's Inn
posture and harpooned the sham whale into small
bits. Mr.. Gebhard thereup0n refused to pay for .
canvas whale which could not pass for real one
with mob OF uongsh0remen, and was sued BY the
creator OF the marine marvel, who recovered his
sixty-seven dollars. The '1nexpicable Sea Mon
ster'' Of Woods s at last explicabe.
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An Expedition Under General Lu-
peron Against President Baez,
Of st. Domingo.
BoMBARDMENT OF AUX eAYEs.
Appointment Of Provisional Ex-
ecutives in Venezuela.
OPENING OF PORTS in JAPAN
GERMANY.

Adjournmcnt OF the Prussian Dict.
BERLIN March I. 1859.
The Prussian Diet on Saturday adjourned sine
The New York herald., 1869-03-08

BroInw Broshers' Great Clotkfns Emp0riP
u and boys; Wholesale and retail; opposite Cooper
Institute.
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Circulars Of Every DescviDtica and Notice =
attend meetings printed in the ncatsst possible msnns q
a notice. and twenty dyoucr esnt than ~
other siniar place ~ The city, a To METROPOLITAN ID
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. " NaseAu street
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.


Detention OF Trains by the Sn0w-The Block
ade Extending Over 200 Miles.
SACRAMENTO, March T. 1889.
The overland mails, both ways. are still detained
by snow on the Union Pacific Railroad crossing OF
the Rocky and Wasateh mountain ranges. The
blockade extends 200 miles and Is all east OF Salt
Lake. The Central Pacific trains west or Salt Lake
are making regular trips No detention Of more
than twelve hours has occurred during the winter.
The track Of the Central has reached the Utah
boundary, and Is graded, with the exception Of Q
few unimportant points, continuously to Ogden City,
where It is expected the rails win be laid In May
next.
Resumption OF Travel-The Blocked Trains
Freed.
ST. LOUIS, March !, 1869.
A despatch received this evening from Omaha
says the trains on the Union Pacific Railroad, which
have been so long blocked by snow In the Black
Hills, passed through to the terminus yesterday.
The eastern bound through train reached Laramie
this afternoon.
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A.-Cutlery of Every. Descriptien Whole
BeekmAn.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08

Impertant. Notico--The Havann ] seffery.
States ntstn Royal Havana Lottery OF cha would
be dscontined authorized by tha Admir- trator OF
reports. TAYLOR a CO., rs W al street
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Cristad0ro,s Unrivalled HAIR Dye.--Sold- a.
applied No. Astor House. anufactory 90 Madenk sne
The New York herald., 1869-03-08

Al the California ara New York EmStOy-
ment Exchange n charge of corps Of American aiiesl
German American. Irish, &C. help bo founc ass xuA
good servants only once lS3 Sixth avenue, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, the drug store
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Missiyquoi Spring wafsr-Only Known
remedy fhr all of the kidn sya Sold by
druggfnA Depot bSS broadway. N. X
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Established In 1S0o.--Tho HIetrsps,ifas. Job
Printing kssablshmsnt. " NaaAu street
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For First Glass Printing OF Every ne s~rip-
ton 70 the nsAropotanJcp Printing Esaabxhi asns J
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rauphlets, Law Reports, &c., Exccufed
with nsanss quckness and despatoh twnnyhve per cent
shaaper other printing t IN the city
a the METROPOLITAN soB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MINT. "a Nassau street
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TIVE Famous Ccruer-Dy Nassau street
corn FutoR Toe Metropolitan Job Prinag Es.atishnen
The New York herald., 1869-03-08

Nesnnsss, Rconomy and pespatch Combined
the exeeution Of order Metropolitan job lntng EstAb
ehplsnI Nnaaau stract.
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RovaI Havana LosfYry. Prizes Paid In G old
Information furnished Ing hghesi rates paid for purboons
a.d ~ s'adi iSYEoR q f Co. Bankers tswsn direct NJ
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THEATRICAL.

Il was queer c0nceit OF that humorous pars0n
Sidney Smith, that the bees when nrst introduced
into Barbados found IN those empurpied spheres Of
sunshine and nowers incentive TO exertton Honey
distilled by the band OF the Creator swan in the
petals Of perennial roses, and the bees, having
nothing to do grew idle and vicious and amused
themselves BY flying round the sugar houses and
singing the blacks. SO we In surveying the dramatic
garden for the past week, hnding no honey worthy
the harvesting tempted to amuse our readers by
dying round the payhouses and stingng the players
where they deserve it. 1t is OF course more plea
SAINT and palatable task to dip o golden pen In
scented ink and write roseate laudation OF every
thing ana everybody, and them as the quacks Of
medicine say or their nat dec0ctions, sn It
doesn't do you any good It win not do
you any harm;n but that Is not the true spirit
OF conscientious criticism, as might be mistakenly
inferred from the fulsome and foolish panegyrics
launched by quack critics in venal praise or impu
dent assurance and tmm0dest medi0crity. The
critics duty is not to the manager actor but TO
the public, which looks to its fav0rite journal for
instruction and information things theatrical as
well a. political. social and financial The man.
ager's column In q newspaper is the advertising
column. and he can there depict his SURPRISING
merit and ability with all that luxurant exuberance
OF language 30 characteristic Of these selfappre-
ciative penny trumpet blowers. 1t is sadly numi
liating, though, to the journalist, who Is also
gentleman, to feel that his professional reputation
may be tarnished by the hungry knavery OF cadaver
Gus ana soiled scrbblers who hover about guIible
managers ready to write black perjury in bad prose
for nve dollar bill or . draught OF beer. or
course these pedicue are ever ready to smirch the
fair fame II possible OF their natural superiors in the
craft whose good repute among the intelligent and
controlling classes makes them green with envy and
at the bidding OF their managerial masters bawl
bribery and cry conspiracy" as loudly and as
earnestly as though they really believed it. The
sharp and pointed truth sent hurting like q javein
into their midst scatters them in arghted disorder
like n0ck Of penguins-the most cowardly OF Gods
creatures
However, the newspaper writer is like quail in
the hunting 1ed he Is never shot at until he rises.
IL Is never needful to abuse man unless some one
thinks well OF hun.
Hast thou In seeking wealth or fame,
crown Of brambles won 7
Ger all the earth It's just the same,
Wth rnOtha annU.
The New York herald., 1869-03-08

Tho Great Cartoon Paper,
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
seixins events shey riso and showing the M public
censfre praixts
UNPARALLELkD -.---..-
EvERYBonx READS IT. IN''o'.
MEnIUM
ADvRRSTrrsrSa
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-07-02
itAtlnss ON .sslff u Due, AID i must loQos,

cry falfr-minded Republican or Democrat will
condemn such reckless injustice to an op.
pressed people. In some instances fraudulent
returns have been made for no other purpose
than to fatten the Office .holders, who arc
living on the hohestiand .holders, which must
Inevitably result in the destruction Of the
whole country, Slif il Is enforced. EThistfamp.
Wing upon tho 'lawiof the land is totally IN.
authorized and unjustlGable, which should
bring down the wrath and indignation of
every true, hearted citizen. Arse
Ea c5%f TBennes1tWe Journal.
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Go IA m mi q a. T. ons
CIRCULAR.

10 The officers of the Bible Societies and
Others Co. Operating soiM tue american
Bsbse Society "a .Soah Carolina s8
DEAR BRETIREN.: Permit me 70. direct
your attention, 70 thhet-foellloWiqe importantin In
structfons from the Secretaries of the Ameri.
.can Bible Society, Bible House, Astor Place,
New York CITY:
.gHHIhet Committee on Distribution have in-
-stfietsd us TO state, that hereafter they will
expect oil applications for grants Of books by
ad4fiiaitesa, and55o far as;practicable al lothefs,
TO receive the endorsement Of the ,AgentLrom
whose.Std The requests are made, together
with full information of the facts which en-
force each case. They are especially DESTROYS
20 know the extent Of restitution, the efforts
made by applicants to help themselves, or to
pay in part for books received from our De.
pository, or to contribute to the cause, the
number and character of the population to be
supplied, and, in fine, all that may assure the
committee Of the propriety Of these TO.
quests" = ~
Persons needing Bibles and Testaments for
Sabbath schools or distribution, must apply
to tho officers Of the Bible Society in the city
or oonftshouse town in the District where
they reside; aud if they cannot be supplied,
the officers will please request me to procure
books for their society, to meet the demand,
from the American Biblc Society.
zo..meet the demand for the woa1 Of God
IN this State, "the auxiliaries are earnestly
requested to increase their efforts to raise
funds for gratuitous work, and especially to
forward, without unnecessary delay, all funds
now in hand or readily COLLECTED for books or
on donation account"
"Tho annual report Of the American Bible
Society, for May, 1862, announces that i'm
....IA.i r,...1s@ srs now Trrarauu TUT pb~>-a-a~
medt Of the work of the Society at home md
abroad, for which Providenos has opened
the way, and the continued support Of friends
and patrons is confidently expected"
I'd Collections from pastors Of Churches, and
contributions Of any amount from all friends
Of the Bible, will be thankfully received and
duly acknowledged.
Please address mo at Columbia, S. G., be-
fore the close of each month, audit will afford
metpleasureeto serve you. aaftlun y
aa az. |. Sh y,a Yours truly, t@2 4, % =,
& ra,i. i,i,aa ,dvrG E,tiA. IOLLES,
Agt Am. Bible so|'y for s. 9. .
Columbia, s. c., June 8, 1859.
All papers in this State frihdly will please
eesr.. il
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Y q r. + EFT x
Tho BOARD Of Eqtalization.

Tho Board Of Eqfaltzaticn.
The State Board Of Equalization for South
Carolina Enthusiastically ard without any the
least authority has doubled the valuation Of
,spsas~,by County esssssors, by adding to
the total value Of real ptopasttyt ss499, 100000;
90 that, Instead Of s76,0OODo0, the assessors
have 'returaed over l25,o6o,ooO, on which
amount tho iuud. holders Of, the State will have
Ato,paeyy, t Al r. This heavy burden Of taxation,
!sqnalized as it 10 called, asolima,posed Ii, open
3 sdfaGceq ofstholaw Of the ilsnd has been done
bynassni WIZ have ~. paiossIegarrdi hi, God 81, man,
and who are shahnelesslyy wicked and bitter en-.
sr, II the country. + stuIprplythe public
ssants, tho people must be- plundered of,tbeir
property, resulting, q. Twin, In utter ruin to
theNwhoie country. For the enforcement Of
an Act ofstteeG General al seemdblysswhish BRO!
4iiasf for g a uniform. md an,,nEs afa Z ss ssaar.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-07-02

no is no human creature 40 inaignia-
can't but may become ffaanaoSugiss Tor vice, sedi.
tion, lAwlessnoas, os b~utfoonery. The police
Ifeporta and the Newgate Calendar afs rolls
of fang from which M dogscet Ii excluded.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-07-02

Rv a Hartford paper thinks that one
quart of whiaksy q day ii as much ss hny
good civilized Indian rsedas aud that, ia this
,Tsspeecs, shsaIpdlsp - mora moderate 4 his
domands and eppesites than Ieostaias Radical
oaagressnnsaa asapa WdshiDsssn ofsoe.hqldors,
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Power OF PRAYER.--The root that pro.
Eduoos the beautiful aud fourisfing tree, with
ah its spreading branches, verdant leaves and
refreshing fruit--that which ga::os for IL sap,
life, viggo. and fraitfolness-is all unseen;
and the further aud The doepor the root
spreads beneath, tho moro tho tee expands
sboye. 0hristian,;i II you wish to prosper, If
You long to bring forth oil tho fruits Of Tho
Spirit, striko your roots deop md wido Ia
private prayer. Tho faith and support, that
strength and grsco which YOU sock IL Goa in
sectoA That u may be sxsfsiscd in6tho h6uf
mead Gca VIII ia that hour giyoi ii MI
Ifo3e nsen.~- HIHkrSef6 M
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~ The humoura ,of the "xIX Csnsasy,
-sstsss :hsa s:edieine tesprcnsse digestion
Subscription 88.60 per AanaH, Sold atal
book stores. sf & ss;ssi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. J A M Il s,

FORMERLY or JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
4 New Orleans, ia.. (estsbshed in 1851 and for
the last y wears located in CLicaco-thc most sue
cersfu Specialist ~ the age In The treatment Of all
diseases or a private nature-can be candaentially
consulted at his Office and rcome 81 GO RASpoLPE 81
treatment Of Chronic. hercurisl. Syphiltic, Blood
aud skin Disesses and al Disorders OF Contagious
Veuereal Caaracter-wh'-h he cures Without the use
Of rcurv iode OF poasea, arsenic. or poison.
but with his NEuIlaLtzrs "a pos tive cure for all hu
norr and blood poson..
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. such - Seminal Weak
nes. Nocturnal and Diurna Emissions, brought on by
q of the organ early indescretion. exceesss or
misunderstanding lose OF memory, confusion. de-
pseseon dimne@s OF vision. and often times insani-
ty, with q deplorable train OF other symptoms-
treated and rad ally cnred BY invaluable method.
savirg time and expense. All diseases peculiar to
the sexual crgsne, Of private character, radically
ard permanently cared
Old diseases OF the most horrible class, where the
blood has become posoned-prodlcing blotches ON
the face Al wafery bsters-J aims tn the head and
honrs-ucera.ed throat and nose. ssres on the imbe
and body, crorula-togefher with an erd lere num-
Der Of -ufferings efertnay and permanently cured.
Ds. JAsss IL recommended BY the press OF he
country. by professors Of medical colleges. ard BY
the medical profession general =. Those afflicted
ehoui i'd Apply To him and he cured ST once.
Dr. jaws can be consulted. conidentially, by let
ter + q. Drswer5s63 Chicago enclosing stamp for
return answer: nj his Office pSror. 81 4 sc Ran
dolph street. corner OF Dearborn street. from A.
b to 9P.n. Ten separate rooms, and private en-
trance and exits. 80 that patients never come In
contact with each other. Everything private and
confidential.
Ja.t published, by DR.. James, two pamphlets, en-
HrvRx1roRRHsA and SYPHILIS. and both sent In
sealed envelopes to any addreee. on receipt OF ten
cents, Or three red postage stamps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12
CI.tHAY.

Aplan-statencst of.faeis. inherited scroflls,
and many or my relations have died Of IT, In 1889
nv case WAS irightful. Tumors and ulcers spread,
until in 1872, under tho advice OF my physicians,
went TO Avon Springs. received no benefit tried
every medicine and did every h.ng could. had to
rest my arm on cushion. snd bad not Deen abb 70
raise ii TO my head in over year. The discharge
from two ulcsFs was nearly q pint day. kmpnia-
tion wac recon mcsdcd; hu. pronounced dangerous.
could not sleep, and my suferngs were ntolerable.
friend brought me an Euglish physician. Who APP
Piled sElve with which he said he ad accom- -h-
dcxraordinary cures in the hospitals In En- gland
Il commenced TO relieve;l persisted in lite uee; 1t
fnslly effected perfect and entire cure. tits now
1919. II 10 Eve ysars since had the appearance ola
ecrofulous sers. and my health has been good ever
since lprooursd the receipt Of this Wonderful srt-
Gle this blessing OF hananity-a and have called 1t
"FAsxs CLixAx SAVE" and allow the pablo 10 sue
it or not ~ they choose. This is brief but candid
statement, given more fully in my circular.
Geneva, New York, Dec. ls4s I'M. PAGE.
NRw YeRx, Oct. l6, 1866.
IL have known J. n. Page. Eco, Of Geneva. N. T.,
for many years. He 10 one OF the nrst citisans Of
Western New York. l saw him lest week in gosd
health. His case was . nost remarkable enc. bat
actually true in every particular; Lsisnsdl
We have watched the unaided but gre wing favor Of
"PAoE's CLinAx SAVE" and availing Ourselves 81
the knowledge OF it, wonderful curative powers,
have become propiietors ofthe zane.
ltis sure cure fer Butns. Sealds. Scrofula, Salt
Rheum, Fever sorss. Broken Breasts. Frost bites,
Chilbains, Stsgs. Bruisss. Cuts. swellisgs. &C.
whether upon nan or beast II iubdves pain and
innan nation with snrpris.r celebrity. and heals
burns without . scar. No family should be without
It, 1t 10 always wanted. and 10 always ready. We
It 10 pat no in tin boxes with the name Pages Gil
max Salvs" stamped on the bottsn Of the box
None other 10 genuias. Bold By dealers In Asdi.
einss everywhere. Tryn. Price oaly - cents.
WHITE ROWLAND, Proprietor, . ubssty
Street. New York. dAW
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All Of which is respe c.fu'lv submitted.
W. CRxssLsR.
Mr.. Bunck moved that the majority
report be adopted.
WIN. Cresslsr moved to substitute The
u;aer,ty for the majority report, and the
YEA. and nays were demanded, with the
following result:
Y.ss-Ms.srs. Cresslsr, Krus.. Means,
Murray and New;on-o.
Nags-Msssrs. Bowden. Bunck. Free
MAJ. q ,ering. Langheim. Lahrm.n, Math-
90. Miller, Robsson Rigg, Smdt. Smith
ana Williamssn-1S.
So the substitute was lost.
NJ. Mathews moved that the majority
-, -, - AMENDED b. inserting $lS ~
he valuation 10 Pleasant Valley.
Which sosndmsnt was lost.
II. ausssiso recurring o. re Original
~esisn ~ ~ aAsptiea d ~ majority
rspsetv Avoo sesssed.
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TO NC ME m

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L and remove the effects Of es-ly Error. send IS
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patients suffering from any diseaee whatever Of phi
vats or confidential nature. and ladies' troubled with
any OF the ailments peculiar to the sex BY enclosing
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receive particulars for elftreatmert BY return rna
and thus avoid qnackery. We also have . var!1
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days. The Electro-HaeneticP Preventive Those de-
string 70 limit their ofEspFiGg, enclose a stsmp
for pamphlet, containing enRravings and explsne-
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subject Of prevention. All correspondents eouAs
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