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20 the Weak and Debilitated.

The first effect of the Pills is to remove the
cause of your prostraton. They carry off from
the stomach and bowels whatever is scrid, irri,
tuting and obstructive, and as coon as this pres
sure is removed, tho whole internal organization
begins to recover its elasticity. The bile snd all
the hulnors of the body are purified, the circuls
tion regulated, preparation promoted, and ma
ture euabled to struggle successfully with disease.
Harmonious and heaithful organic action being
restored, every ysstge of weakness soon disap
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ALLCUCK'S Porous PLANTERS
seem to possess the quality Of
Accommodating Electricity

and impsrting i to the body, whereby the circu-
latiOn Of the blood becomes cqualized upon the
parts where applied, causing pain ana morbid
action to cease. The Porous pls,ters are heAi-
bio, and found Of great help to those who have
weak backs, or pain in the side Especially are
they valuable to those who have neglected colds.
They are often pre'entativcs Of Consumption /;
nay, they are bclIrrcd to Hage loosened the gru
Of this terrible affection, and been mainly IN
strumental in eGecting cure. In variable
climates they should lie worn on he breast or be-
tween the shoulders, or over the kidneys, by
those who are subject to take cold easily. s
declHdwlm.
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20 0yspeptics

The Pill. are genial tonic and corrective Ss
well as a cathartlc. They quicken the flow Of the
gastric juice and increase its solvent lO~er, thus
assisting the function of digestion, while their
aperient action secures free passage for the
waste matter of the system through thealnent-
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DIR. RIC8AU'S GOLDEN BALsAM Mol,
will cure Syphilis in its primary and secondary
stages, such as Old Ulcers, liberated Sore
Throat, Sore Eyes, skin Eruptous and Soreness
OF tue Scalp, eradicating disease and mercury
thoroughly.
DIR. MCHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No.2,
will cure the third stages; svphilitic and mer-
cureal RheumHti. u, etc. AuG defy those who
suffer from such diseases to obtain radical cure
without the did of this medicine. which does not
prevent the patients from estinE and drinking
what they like. Price of either No. or . s5
per bottle, or two bottles, sg
DR.RICHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDOTE.
4 safe and radical cure Of Gor6rrhea, Gravel,
and all Urinary DerangsmeDts, accompt uisd
with full directions. Warranted to cure. Price
S. per bottle
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR.
radical cure for General Debility III old or
young, impsrting energy to thoss who have led
q life of sensuslity. Prices IS per bottle, CT two
bottles g.
On receipt Of price BY mail or Express, those
remedies will be shipped to any plsee. Prompt
attention paid TO all correspondents. None gen
uine without the name Of DR.. RTCRAU'E
GOLDEN REMEDIES. r. D. RICHARDS,
cole proprietor, blos in glass Of bottles. Ad.
dress DIR I'D RICHARDS
No. 22s ysrick street, New York. Office
nourf from a. NJ. 20 3 P. n. Circulars sent.
Correspondents answered,
nsylldviy.
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ESSAYS FOR YCUNG MEN,

On the Errors and Abuses Incident 10 Youth
and Eary Manhood, with the humane view Of
treatment and cure, sent by mail free Of charge,
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P,
Phladeiphis, Pa. ssps27dw3m.
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IADyEE,
Dr. Exarvey's Golden Pill
nRaoEs or YoUTIl.
LIS SPECIFIC PILLS

moustTateu the TACT that reliance lsay be placed
ia the efficacy OF
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
For .Le speedy and pvrmsnsEt cure ot seminal
ResGuess, the reguit Of Youthful lndiscEetioc,
which % siected, ruins the bapp.uos,, ard units
the sufferer for hUsiucss, social society OF mar
riage. They can be used without detection OF
interference with business pursuits.
Price one collar per box, or four boxer for
three dollars. II you cannot procure those Pills,
enclose the money to Bryan Co., O. Cedar Fl
New York, and they will bo sent by return mail,
well scaled. Private circulars to Gentlemen sent
tree on application. Enclose stamp.
dec2ldgtaN6Nly,
The evening Argus., 1869-12-31

MADAME la RI + can produce, ~ means u
the Horoscope, a true picture OF your future Aus-
hand or wife, name, occupation, reounis'y cir
cumstarccs, date Of marriage, and felicity of
married life. She will give you the 7. o. I'D.
dress, so that you car correspond; also the age
and full description, and tell how, when and
where you viii become acquainted, your d,stu I'd
success in life, ana Cyefylhiug relating to your
future. Stete your age, color of eyes ard hGir
enclosing fifty cents. address NJ. LA RUE.
Box 1898, Chicago, His.
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RATIONAL MEDICATION
HoIIoway's Pills

It's of immense Importance hat the stomach,
the organ which eliminate from the sustensnce
taken into il the stream OF life, should do its
duty thoroughly ard regularly; that the bowels
which carry oil the refuse matter should 90 kept
free from ubstruet-Ds and that the liver which
secretes a duid next in Importance TO the blood
itsef should perform I's functions naturally.
To produce this desirable condition Of the great
assim!ating, stcretNe and dIscharglDg organs,
is th grand object Of lolloway's Pills and they
accomplish il uniformly, rapidly and without
The evening Argus., 1869-12-31
Grea. Bargains in Iowa Land !

4 Whitnev's Banking Collection and Real
~ Estate 0ldce.
have 5000 acres of Choice Farming Lands
for sne, in tract, to suit, at from $3.50 to sl5
per acre on easy terms. All letters Of inquiry
promptly answered. Address me ct Atlsntic,
Csss Co., Iowa.
F. H WHITNEY
dee2d3m. Agent Atlantic Tern Cs,
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This Is The cheapett, best, and hlalthiest prepa
ration over made for raising Bread and
Biscuit, Cakes, Pastry, &c.
IT PAYS EOR ITSELF
In the saving Of MIX, Eggs, Shortening Spoiled
Bread, and tho trouble of procuring good Yeast.
Il is, ia fact, IN Indispensable article in every
household. /, is the best, most conyepicnt, aud
economical article ia the world for MAILING
Cakes, Pastry, ruddings. &c., without fcrmenta-
tior.
Care should be usod in well mixing the powder
with the -four before wetfing This pow der must
be kept in dry place, md never, under any cir
cumstances, dip II wet spoon in the powder.
Manufactured OgIy by
WEBSTER 4 CO.,
No. Seneca Street, Buffalo, \. Y.
scpt2 9deOdLwlv.
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One Thousand Experiments

were made by .he Inventor Of this peerless rem
edy before it was brought to its present state of
perfection The Lozenge is harmless in its op
GRAFTON, and although the medicinal taste Of its
curative components has been extinguished by
chemical art their virtues remain as active and
putentHs ever.
In Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Constips ion, Sick
or Nervous Headache, Piles, Dropsy, and the ir-
regularites to which the ieebler sex are subject,
the Lozcnges will DO found infinitely more effect.
i've than any Of tho horrible and disgusting com
pounds usually administered in such eases. As
an anti-blious specific and general aPcrient, they
have no equal either among advertised prepnrs-
tions or the prescriptions Of the regular phorms-
oopTia.
va 1t Is guaranteed that no one who hhs once
tried DR.. Ernrmus Winslows Liver and stomach
Loacpge, will ever again take purgatiyc pow
der or drnught, or pill.
Show cards md circulars sent to dealers free
OF expense. Address,
PRIN8LE BROS,
ocuslw'y. - Maiden Lane, New York.
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DIR. ERASMUS WINsL0W'S
Liver and Stomach LOzenSe

Is the most important medicinal novelty lhat
modern chemistry has produced. 1t contains
two botanical e&traotr, perfectly harmless in
themselves, but Crbojying all the remedial prop
critics Of mercury, and destined in its pleasant
form to snrcrsedc and lansh from general use,
tbs Dauseous pills and pctions Of which that
dangerous eNritant is the main ingredient. More
The evening Argus., 1869-12-31
&, oEtled PARALYSIS
One Wholesome Preparation
CriS!aI0gO'S LXlGISiCr Hair D}e!
Irzan's Life ynyiEoratpr.

OR REJUV ELIXIR,
For all arrangements of the Urinary Organs. II
.ives
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900 TbT.%g fo..s a, s.ss: soy ois ws.s Of ss ,ss
medical faculty have pronounced neurabIe, tha
DIR. RICHAU's GOLDEN REMEDIES WILL
NOT CURE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-16

FORRIGr NEWS By OABLE.-C}eneral Prim
declared, In the Spanish Cor, ,es Thursday, that
the Home Government only awaited favora-
BILE turn in the conflict in Cuba to grant all the
reforms and liberties desired. Negotiations
for the submission and pardon of the Spanish
Republican rebels at Valencia are pending be.
tween the two forces there. 1t is reported that
the Spanish insurgents have fired the city OF
Carthagena. The Madrid Go vern ment has in
augurated q policy Of arbitrary arrests and
newspaper suppressions. 1t Is estimated that
the insurgents have twenty thousand armed
men ip the field A rumor 10 afloat that Ma.
poleon intends TO establish a corps OF obserya.
ton on the frontier, and causes much excite-
ment.
The London Times, In dis Gu ssing the polio v
OF the French Government in respect to PUBLIC G
meetings, says that II anything is likely to be
fatal to France and to the dynasty Of its ruler,
u is the perpetual distrust OF the capability of
the nation for self.control.
Sentence has been pronounced in Paris
against the persons convicted Of pillaeing ur.
ing the nots Of last Jane. Three are con.
demned to three years imprisonment two to
two years. one 70 six months, and one to two
months. Six were acquitted.
The Civita Catolica Of Rome, says: "The
bishops have been summoned to council not to
deliberate on and decide questions by vote Of
majority, but TO ratIfy decisions already re.
solved upon BY the sovereign and infallible
The ship Sir Launcelot, which sailed from
Foo.Chow. In China, July rs, with tea, has ar.
rived in the Thames, and is the winner Of the
race of the tea ships.
1t is feared that the Suez Canal must be
deepened before ii can be used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-16

~Hays,. ths Texas ontlaw, commlttsd sui.
eide near MeKenny q short time since. he
Vas sick. and cot negro boy 70 pass him his
pistol, when he blew his own head on.
0Mrs. Eva LAncasrer, at Nayasota. Taxas.
now running nree nstitutious herself-the
Navesofo Ranger (neVspaper) Q millinery
shop, snd cradle win hen incumbent
ga few days since, iE Shenield, W.. while
Alvin 6radiy Was saving IN his mill, the aW
goine a. me rate o. 100 cuts per miuate. SOUR.
rel nan lnto the hatns on TO the Loo, md 1p ths
saw teefn IND the Ion without injury. ~
~R Rev. 0arles Regses. OF Esgland, 10 about
10 get up subscription tor tA6 erection OF q
monument 70 Adam. the father OF maukind =
70 be erected ON the supposed site Of the Tar.
zen ss,ess,1s 81 Easn, !. AssSPoana- unvsssai Goa
). ~Among ctbee semArnble bills introduced
In he Teunessse leghhture. one win ths foI.
lowing title oagat % hks ths Lad "a blil TO
reclaln mn uismhsrs q ths last GsnsrsI A..
senbly the ~ fies paid % fhem ovsr aad
above teur doslafs Per day." aaFI-F. -
o0Lieutsnantk =. va1ce, sestionod st Frank.
hr, La-.S nAort omo sinco ohot an1 killed
yooBg MAJ nansn maruhail Shslton. The
hight previoos vaAoe's tsnt had booa 1red tuse
81 soQe persoo, and bolievine fro0 tn1oe0a.
ton thAS Sheefoo had done iL kllDod lin on
aghG lslai =
~ws beiisvs mat sss say for alshp H. not
nT distant when concerts viii b Cvea sinal.
taneously y every 1mfe u thIs Union, o.
winch sIectztoa1 piano0 vi1l - playod ~ he
sams mustctan. 10 win - Q "mattnes" N
York and evening concert N San Francrscos-
Sas Fras Aesald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-16

TH1 FArHIR o. THE NEW SECRETARY OF
WAR.-Colonel T. Il. Thorpe. IN his sketches
OF the Mexican war, entitled, sour Army on
the Rio Grande," speaking OF the bstile of
Resaca de Ia Palma, says:
sour troops, somewhat broken MP by the
peculiartfy OF the ground and the intervening
ciumps OF trees, now charged In mss aud en-.
gaged the enemy. The 5th regiment Tin which
President Z. 5. Grant was q lieutenant and
General Randolph B. Marcy captain com.
manding,) being ahead, was ordered 10 charge
the Mexican batteries, In dong which Csptaiu
RoeS sword-arm was shattered by grape.
shot. and be tell at the head OF his company.
The regiment rushed on under q sweeping n re
OF musketry, thai brought down many a gal.
liant spirit. Captain May charged one piece
with only i've men. Lieutenant Col. Payne
acting a. an aid to General Taylor, with an
into the ravine, encopraEIng his troops by his
presence and voice, and, although severely
wounded, kept his place In the saddle. At this
moment came up the sth regiment, with the
nam battery, but, being unsupported. were
unable TO maintain IL. :.
s.Colonel Belknap Immediately ordered the
regiment to form on the road, when he led il
by Part Of the 5th infantry, under Capt. n
Scott. For an instant the IRE OF the Mexicans
checked the advance, when Colonel Belkuap
sprang FORWARD, and, selling one of the stand
with the 5th, engaged in a hand. 60. hand con.
fict with the celebrated Tampico Veterans In
the charge COL Belknap had the stan Of his
standard shot away, and at the same instant
wounded artillerists, made q sudden move
ment aside and threw bis rider. The sth to sk
mp the crv that their commander was killed.
and dealt their blows the heavier; Colonel
peared at the head Of the coiumE, and the bat.
tery was carried"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-16

HORRIBLE SUICIpD-A NotLer Drorns Herself
Uih Her Clild.-On THURSDAY evening there
noated to the surface OF the water, at the foot
OF Lsight street, North river, the body OF wo-
man having tightly ciasped to her bosom the
corpse Of q little child. The bodies were
brought ashore, and On examination the wo.
man proved to be q stranger. about 30 years
old, while the child, evidently her offspring,
was little girl about years old. Both the
mother and child were attired IN comnon
calico dresses, and neither OF them wore either
hat or shoes. When the bodies were brought
ashore q large crowd gathered about the spot,
but the bodies were not recognized. The cor.
oner's office was notified TO hold an inquest
and the bodies will be removed TO the morgue
for Identification. ItIs supposed that the I'M
fortunate woman was driven by want and
destitution to commit suicide, and prefering 20
end her own existence and her child's at the
same time, sprang overheard with her daugb-
ter IN her arms, and both were drowned.-M
y World
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Aitsrassl's Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.
THE PHILADELPHIA COyTEsr.
The LAST MUNICIPAL ELEcruoy.
Opinion of the Court Of Common Pleas.
Deeisisn I'm Favor Of Mayer Fsx.
The Other Demec rats Ousted.
SPECIAL REPORTS,
The Other Dem rats Ousted.

Special 10 Ih Erenin1 Star.
E1nLADBLPHIA, October rs. ls69.2ro day at
twelve O'Clock all the Judges OF ,hs Court OF
Comm Pleas appeared in their places to give
Judgment In the elec1on contests which were
instituted about one year ago. A large audi.
ence vas in attendance 10 hear the conclusion
Of one OF the longest and most interesting On :
tests that has ever engaged the attention OF the
court and IN which the public anxiety has
been increased by the long interval that has
occurred between the final argament and the
de ctsion and the result OF the election that has
been held in that interval. '
Two lengthy opinions were read. one by
Judge Brewster expressing the views Of the
majority OF the court, ana another by Judge
Ludlow dissenting from those views.
The decision OF the majority Of the court re-
taips Mayor Eox, D.mocrHt, IN once oy q
majority OF sixty EIGHT votes; while Charles
Gibbons, Republican. 10 installed in the dis
trrct attorneyship in place OF Mr. Freeman
Sheppard. Democrat, by the same majority.
All the other Democratic incumbents claiming
TO have been elected last October are ousted;
their nominal majorities having been less than
that Of Fox aad Sheppard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-16
RrnANclAI AND cowMRacrAL..

During the week ending to-day si ia. 200 in
fractional cerrency has bson received by toe
Treasurer Of the United States from the PRINT
sne Bureap.
The amount Of fractional currency forward
"a dsring the same period was n follows -
slstAnt Trsasursr ~ Philadelphia- ssp,o6o; As
sistsnt Treasurer at Boston. $4,000; Assistant
Treasurer n New York, siaaSSS; Assistant
I1eunrer at Charleston. s2S.0DQ; T. =. Deposi-
.ory NJ Cnicsgo. s5lOo0; ". - Depository AZ
baitimore, eSo.oG u. =. Depository a. Cin-
SnnAn, $4,000 u. 4. DEPOSITORY at Pittseurg,
sSnuCos 10 National Banss aud others slSl 80
Total, sa5s. .Np.
The smoont OF securities held by the rreas-
ufer OF the Cplted States In trust Tor Natoasl
culafing noees, sSs2sSs.9S0; for depssits OF
public moneys, Sl9,2s3.0 O. Total SSSl a. $50
The amount OF Fractional Carrency red-em-
-la
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TBy lAble.l
THE MARKETS TODAY.

Iefegrdphed EsefssIvayto 20 The EreEfa9 Stdr
bALfIAonA, Oct. l6.-Ootton q uiet nominalIy
al 70. Flour acuve and very firm: sales neavy.
Howard street super sS.e2k as55Si do. extra
super IS 7sass.s6; DO extra q. .asss7 IS; 90. tam,
lily, e7-s0ae9 IS. Western, super, so; DO. ex-
ira e5.sSses 50; DO. fsmily, e7aez.25. wheat
steady; prime TO choice. eI.ssaSl 50, good. ~ IS
aS1 20. Corn firm White 81 LlOaSi.I Western
and yellow, si.03asi.Os. Oats dull at 55a6O
Rye e1.l0asl.l5. PORK quiet at y. Bacon
nrm. Ribsides, 2ok; clear DO. u; shoulder,
Esesk; Hams, 2ia25. Lard quiet af Il \ aI9.
Whisky-a good feeling al Sl.20asI2i
BALTINoRE. Oct i6.-vrginia 6's, old. IS bid,
35k asked: do. &c, 81 bid de. 81, SO asked; do
coupon, new, So bid. North Carolina's, old,
i6A bid, AN asked; do. new, 10 bid, AK asked
NEW YORK, Oct. I6.-Fiour 10 cents bettsr.
Wheat quiet, but 2a3 cents better. Corn one
cent better.
New YORK, Oct i6.-Stocks firm and steady
Money sa7 per cent. Excnsuee, long, 3; short,
81. Gold, 30 Saws, 1-6.. coupon, 20H; lO-i -iO's.
coupon. 81; Va Sixes, ex-coupon, 40 do. upw,
So North Carolina 6's, old, ~; do. new, s0x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-16
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
The PENNSYLvAN MA ELECTION.
Geary's Majority a,s42

7elegrdpAed Esesusiuety TO The Ecentng !Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct i6.-Mr. John Covode
chairman Of the Republican state COMMITTEES,
furnishes the following:
"To the Associated Press:-We have an the
counties officially reported but Butler, Potter
and Juniata. Taking these at the figures
ported on Thursday, Geary's majority is 4,sl2
(Signed) JOHN CovoDR."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-16

THE HPINNsYLvANIA ELBcrIoN-GearyssNa Ma.
Jority nearly 4.OO0--A Republican Gain of 'Tro in
the Ssadte and q Loss Of Tivo in the House.-Re-
Iesult: Total naiorities for 9eary, l2,O4e for
Packer, 3s,6l0-6eary's majority 3,s39. The
ofhcIal result will probably show that Henry
w. WilliAms' majority for Supreme Judge 10
over S,oO. 1t Is estimated in Harrisburg that
the WHISKY faction throughout the Stale les.
sened the Repablican majority for Governor
over 5000 votes. ~ -. .l-l.1 = = :
received are nearly correct, five Republican
majority In the Senate-a gain Of gWo The
Republican majority in the House win be no
ICES than last vinter-it may be eight, 40 th :
indicate, moreover, that the majority ON the
JOINT ballot win be the saune a. last winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-16

THH RECENT OUTRAGE In PRINCE GEoRGR's
CoUNTY.-The great indignation naturally
evoked by such a crime as that perpetra ed
BY the negro Tom Jessecks upon . young
lady in Prince Georges county on Tuesday
49, ssS.ssor sHSs would Be- dealt summar,iy with
This induced the Circuit Court, in session at
Upper Marlboro TO dispatch Sheriff Dyer 10
the vicinity. with orders to take charge of the
prisoner, and 70 summon . posse comitatus,
Il necessary, to secure his safe conduct to the
jail, but justice had been already satisried.
and the coroner was engaged in holdiue an
inquest upon the body when the sheriff ar
rived. Upon the communication of tins fact q,
the court Judge Ford addressed the grand
jury IN following words:
Gentleman OF the Jury-The court this
morning learned Of an act OF violence com.
mitted in this county which NO law.abiding
citizens can look upon with favor In the
State OF Maryland our courts are open, and
law u here supreme, and nomatter now hsi.
nous the crime, this tribunal can never sane
ton its punishment By violence and mobs.
The supremacy Of the law shall be fully vim.
dIcated whilst we have seats upon this bench.
Under your oaths, gentlemen, Il becomes your
duty TO investigate this N after fully and fairly
Its your sworn duty to bring these offenders
to punishment, IL youcan possibly ascertain
who they are, and trust You will spare NO
exertiSn in the investigation Of this uisttsr.
Tne Prince Georgian says q large number of
witnesses have been summoned and are now
oinglexaminationlbefor that tribunal,
and ADDS, "whilst it 10 always desirable that
the law should be allowed 10 take It's course
fhe eircumstances Of this case justify, as fully
as any could, the action OF the csmmunlty."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-16
WHOLESALE BIGAMY.

The Hoiyoke tMassJ Transcript gives the
iSiio wing psrnc1,srs % ., o. en inssrssuag n case
was lately discovered In tnat vhlage:
TIE bigamist, George B. Emerson, alias
SaIiton' under which latter name ne has
chine tender, and came 70 Holyoke 10 the
epring OF ls67, bringing with him from Michi-
h mrs, entered e. saa s%po1 q. s aS
Paper Company, where he remained unflI
last January, since which time he nss seen
with ms last victim at Willlnansett, under the
name Of Carlton. He met and married his last
wife: Elsie L Parker, al her home IN Roches-
ter, OAKLAND county, Mich, nm the fall of 1855
Aoout two months since hsr father, who is a
prominent citizen and uperin tendent Of public
schools in Oakland county, Mica, having re-
wife living. wrote for his daug afer 70 make a
visit TO her home, and immediately upon her
arrival proceeded 10 hunt up Cartoons record.
On Friday, september ~, Carlton received .
letter from his wlfe, giving him q fun report
OF the discoveries made and bidding him an
imperative farewell. A copy Of this letter Was
il appears that Cartons real name 10 9eoree
y. Emerson, thar he was born in New Ha@p-
shire, and rs about forty years Of age; that ne
tiring OF his nrst love, ne sa6seq aentIy mar.
ried again in New Hampshire. Some time
after he left the second wife and emigrated -
1864 took upon himself another w,ie. Th,s
union seemed TO have shared the infelicIti,s
OF his other ventures" and accordingly we
nnd him Wooaug and winning q fourth wife
IN Rochester, Mica, In the fall OF 1866. On
Sunday evening. following the receipt OF
this letter, Emerson. alias Carlton, obtained q
small boat and rowed 70 Springfield, where he
took the nine O'Clock Western train for parts
unknown, and has not since been heard from
HE creditors In town htve promptly attached
his household effects, and the opportunity is
now presented for his first wife TO present her.
self and claim her s.tEirds" According 70 ali
accounts Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton (that were)
have lived happily together during their resi-
dence in this town but fortunately have had
no children. Mrs. Carlton won the respect
and esteem OF all who knew her here aud tue
bigamist has earned the reputation of a con-
be has deceived the community i'm regard 20
MS moral status, being generally regarded up
10 the time OF his departure a man Of un-
olemished character. His last yIcIin will not
attempt to hnd and bring hin % Justice, pre-
ferrine 10 leave him TO his own guilty refiec-
ten, and for herself the protection OF the home
from which he took her. We not ad vised
wh2f course his other wives Will take IN the
N after.