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BODIES
.SERVT.gE
DID Ut.

NV LONDON, COM, April GO. 1859.
hhiAtAbLEED taItSD-I thought ii well To- wait
alotner week before writing to see il continued b
improve, as have been doing for some time. under
tHs uedtine u OF the new medicine and ] am bauuy,
20 teu you that | am getting better-evcn flst ?
man when you were here. commenced tl. Iisa If
DODD y NEhElNE without anybody advising me
% ". ,hhen began with IL could only walk from
my o,d 70 The chair. My trouble has been extreme
pam m the head, and mas lasted over three wears
An the medieine have heretofore taken has filled
y give me any relief / am now able 10 20 up and
Srp,,-5.Slfs, and daily improving ! cons der the
NEkNlNE the hest medicine ever fornd and .b3I
gott ue rs use, for am confident # entire recovery
nave taken only three bottles and would NOT 6e
without IL on any account
June-ti&wsw Very truly. Mrs. l. S MUTE.
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ALBANY, July IS.
Sheriff Wh.tbecs, who was wounded 10 tn'
East Grgcabash anti-reu; afir, was quite COM
forttblc this morning. Deputy Sheriff Gugg'
was taken to hi residence at sand Lake yesier,
day. He was in much distress last night, and
his recovery Is doubtful. He is unable TO speak
One Of the shots passed through the roof OF bis
mouth, four balls t,ok effect, three Of which have
been extracted, the other IS supposed to be in the
back part Of the head.
despatch from Mohawk to Canal Auditor
says they commenced locking boats at Little
Fails and Frankfort this morning
At the Dental State Convention to-day Dr.. B.
T. Whitney Of Buffalo was chosen President,
Dr. J. G. Amber, Vice President DR.. Charles
Barnes, Recording Secretary D. A C. Halves,
Treasury and DR. n. W Kingsley, Correspond
ing Secretary.
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was apprehcndcd at Williston the following day,
anil the goods recovered. He was brought be-
fore Justice Of tie Pelce, and, ia default Of
b,i1, hcld cor appearance at tie County Court
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I'VE Fail Term Of he School will begin Wedues
| LAY, september e.. Application for board
may be N de 90 Rev. F. Perrin, Hucsburgh,or to
the Principal.
J. ". RUSSELL
July 21th-tilW4w Burlington, Vt.
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Z ~ "a '. ! ="
SeHwott Tonic ana Na1Hr.0o = S.. euro Ha
sIHur. l. liver tlmp.4.lt and lt .I.-.a. t...l
according Do l.re'.Hus. l4.t a.e D.. H.l. ..
t.N.l rt tle same tIHe- They r.aa-r tlH -...I..
relax flr liver and lll D. O. EHr. t".r OH. H...
lite becomes good Ule food digest la4 ul-.- ..
D.. .I he parcat he--r- tn -r 81 loo flesh Oh. dis
e.sel mat er r'pels .n iAe llu-. aat ta- HIt e-t
WY t1eurs consumption.
Tn these rhree medicines hr. j. 81 s.he.e-. of
pliiaID pAia. owes his uurvalled success .l tire
Treatment Of pulmonary Consumption. the T...a.-
ne Syrup ripe DE aornd matt To the I.u--,
nature throws 10 OBJ ty au easy evue-tI-.ff.r b ?
when the phe-m OF matter is ripe "a sl.-I.t g... b
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Programme Of the Exercises Connected With iht
S.rig-FIth Commencement Of the UHircrshy
# Vermont and STATE .4Qric iural college,
.7ggIst, 1863.
The public exercises will be held at the College
Get church
SuSDAr, arc. Isl
4P.N. Bsccalaureate Discourse, by the Pres
lent
-1-2P.N. Anniversary Of Society for Re
r;ri7rs Inquiry. Address hv Rev. WILLIAM i.
W,rEry i. D., Of Boston Theological Seminary.
TUESDAY, AUG. 81.
AN. Examination for admission to Pile
University, at College Rooms
10 An Annual Meeting o. the Phi Beta
tarfa at Institute Hall
p. " Celebration Of the Phi Be;.. kapna.
I-lton by Prof J. LEWIS DwtN of Brown
University.
p. " Commencement Concert
WEDNESDAY, AUC. 4TH
Alumni Dag.
-I-2 4. N Annual Meeting Of One alumui
college Chapel
ID A. VI. Alumni viii move in procession
the University to the Church
ID A. NJ Annual Celebration uf Alum
Grafton by WIysLow C.. W,r-1y. Jr. .f
.-syil'e, y. y Poem hy Rty. George j.
If Dumtart0u. y H., At the close Of which
occur the Reunion and Diauer, %. -Hr
-au a0tel.
- p. NJ Junior Exhibition
THrHsD.Y, Arc. 5rr
C0mmacsHn. Dlr.
An Alumni meeting ar iH.rci ta--
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Terrible Railway Accident.
T,or-Isv1IIr. July

LNllSN ILL., a. --N'
By tie accident on the Memphis and Louis
Vile r. Z. the entire tram and contents, except
the New Orleans sleeping car, were burned.
Tho following is q list Of casualties Killed, Eu-
gene Riley, engineer, Charles Child, fireman,
and Hugh Mccall, passenger. Of New Orleans.
Badly wounded passengers, Mrs. II. Mccall,
New Orleans, Joseph Hart DO, H. 3. Mitchell.
d.. John Burt, Columbus, Miss, Judge Caul-
Lins and wife, New Orleans, Jay Buck, Clarks-
vile, seth Andrew, colored, Memphis, q. II.
s-e Fulton Train hands-C. A Brown, bag
gaze master, John c. Duggan, express messen-
Slightly wounded and brused-Wm Nc
ca. New Orleans, I'd Stone, Euflula, Ala.
hr Yrs. Peterson, Baton Rouge, ". T.
I..-... i-"-bar., ). e. Hannah, Codeeyine,
u e., j. { Levy. Holy Springs, Mss, Miss
Nst'le Michael. i1uienlal., Us. J. SHEPHERD,
New Orleans, J. J.. Couiu, Srevart'- Sutton.
Barton Salisbury, do, two children of Judge
Iu.kins Of New Orleans. Tram hauls-Slml.
Lexis, sleeping car conductor. ". b. Wra..
mai. agent, L A. Boone. brakeman, D Web
ster, brakeman.
4 despatch from the scene Of the accident
states that the express books and papers had
been saved from the wreck, from which it Is as
certaiued there WIS about 100000 in the slfe.
At last accounts from the wreck the safe could
lot Ue found The body Of "a man hal lust been
taken from ulI.r thc ruins, which was burned
beyond recognition.
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COMrHISING the maximum Of efficiency, d.:
- hility, and economy, with the mnimul
wei -ht and price. They widely and flvnrahy
knlwn-mDre han Go being in use. All wa rante
satisfactory no sale. Descriptive circulars sen
on DUPLICATION. Addr,ss
J. C. UOADLEY CO.,
Hay I3.--deod AVON Lawrence Mars
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The President Of the Uuitel States TO lie En-
peror of,he French, II cordial reciprocafe your
GOD wishes, and trust that the liberal policy q
the United states pursuant To- which this cable
has been landed, may result ia many such means
of Communication. especially between this coun-
try and its earliest ally and friend
Sguel) l. :. GRANT
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~ 'ioHNosn.-A tailor in the employ of John
-SOne''e Of this place stole quantity of cloth
= . The value Of $500 from that gentleman on
1'iay evening. The tailor at once fed, but
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lTORTGAGE and Warrantee Deeds City Cot.
vi Writ, -tee and xecutious, Justice WTits
rustee and Executions. Leases County Writs &C
&C, printed and f0r 81 at
The FREE PRESS OFFICE.
d&wtf
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CcrneA Of Censor,
SECOND SESSION.


The Council was called TO order ly Tho Pre-i
dent, Hon. Chas. k. Field
Prayer By Rev 5. Holman.
On motion of Mr. French, 1lr RS e- aI
mittel to his seat as "a member O.. ID. '.-a'
without producing his creieutal-
In response to resolutions passed a. '.' '''s
session Of the Council communicate were ICE
ceiyej from the State Treasurer. s,lta. balances
due from officers required to account '' .''' i'f
balances in their hands. and from Oh. ''-
ditor in reference to Balance due from =es
Of Probate and County Clerks.
On motion IF Mr. Cleveland, i1-rlei
AFTERNOON.
O. motion of Mr. Dewey ilc Cornell resolved
itself into Commiuceof tie " ole. Ihe Cone
mi,t,e n Sc vitaou, making r.10-r.
Nr. H.ui.tcr i4uolacel ,hc following rc-olu-
tim. which WAS READ and aior'cL
R.aIrlg. That the Committee ou tbc Powers
.f Tie Constitution De directed tl enquire into
the errei.elcv q ~o amending t.a Constitution
o.. td.- State a- TO authorize the Legs ature o.
enact laws giving ro he Judges Of tire Supreme
and .auuy Counts the right n thsir discreet q
10 refer causes pending iu sad Courts
ON motion of Mr.. Lauctae uuel iiuaeI.
WayH-ntr, jolly Is. 1861
Tie Council vas called TO- order By the
President.
Prayer hy the Chaplain
journal Of yesterday read and approved
Mr. Dewey introduced l POS r.,+... vH-.-..,...-
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING Fly
KILLER.--Death to the Living. Long live
the Killers! Sold by Dealers Everywhere
July 7th, DAWN.
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"WEDNESDAY, AJG. i'm
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tst N.I2 DOCTOR DIR gyI GGrST
.rN.,NL' gu .NlNE-t e .u..~ Nt1f.r CuIuiuc-
ml-ca j. FIST AE--. Chemist. ID trcIt
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Sprrial 9otitrs.
BRASDETH'S PILLS.

Ihoy remove all bad denominations from ths
bowels and purify and invigora:s the system Al
whose health is not perfect owe +. 70 themselves to
take few doses Of Brancrotl's pills, because the
seeds Of decay are constantly ez-dicltad by their
use and tho principle Of life confirmed thus giving
vsor % body and mind to period vloa We have
been US 3. to see the falterrgStc and oufecblai
intellect.
General Paez, the distinguished i.be-ator Of
Venezuela, says he has used them as his only mel.-
cine for thirty years, with the most satisfactory
results.
For costiveness, Dyspepsia, and a., q Family Med
icine they are unrivalled.
Daniel I. Te- ney, Esq. Aston House, New York.
cured by Bran ieth's Pills Of Dyspepsia and Cos
uveness when all other means used had failed
a gentleman, whose fltherdieI OF consumption at
30 years was also attacked, when about 90. ny the
disease. lie had cough night swcats, and general
deo'l ~. Doctors rec mmcnIei ed liver oil. hut
he wastef away. IT last De determined 90 use
B"n1et-7 Pills. IL two months they made him a
sound man. au-I Swlu
4 GREAT POLITICAL REVOLUTION
was accomplished 8 the election of Grant. and
revolution Of immense social. Importance Aas been
effected by the general substitution % that pure and
harmless Preparation.
CRl~TADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR-UYE.
rthe deadly compound OF lead and birthstone of
"-iel, according to the journal uf Chem st-y
and the Medical Gazette" moro than IHHrI vac
E'Ei'E, have been f3.-tel upon Ga. public Cs.,l-
dor3's Dye tac only one t.at
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The public exercises will boheli at the College
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FOR SALE.

A THREE-HORsE PORTABLE STEAM ENGfNi
n and Boiler, in good running order for sale fcJ
want Of use. Enquire at the
d&wtf FREE PRESS OFFICE,
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TEE .WE.I:EGEREE,

n,rsSr No cents. Children ten years Of age ana
under, p cents
rternoon ente; tainment at O'Clock. Evening per-
,-r,1snce a+ = Doors open one hour previous
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COLGATE & CO.'S
AROMATIC
PEGET.fBEE SO.gGP.

Combined with Glycerine is recommended ft the
use Of LADIES and in the NURSERY.
fiGWtsep3
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
secret History of the Confederncy.
BY E--E.u-- 1 n---.--.

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General Paez, the distinguished .!hc-ator Of
venezuela, says he has used them as his only mei.-
cine for thirty years, with the most satisfactory
result-
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For Costiveness, Dyspepsia, and Family Med
icine they are uurfvalled
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M ". Bgcc7Ianrcafe Discourse, ~ Il1 mo-
lent
-1-2P.N Anniversary Of Society for Re
.;ri7us Inquiry. Address bv Rev. WILLIAM F..
W,rEry. b. D.. Of Boston Theological Seminary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-24
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER Judges
Ludlow aud Btewster.-The trial of Samuel
Holt for the murder of Edward Byrnes is still
before the Court.
DISTRICT COURT, No. l - Judge Hare. -
O'Bently VS.. Reist. An action to recover for
goods sold and delivered. the defense set up
That the goods were purchased by the defen-
dant's step-daughter for o relative In Ohio, of
which plaintiff was cognizsnt at the time he
sold. Verdict for plaintiff, S208
Anthony Myers VS.. James b. England, trus.
tee. and Christopher Snyder. An action of re-
plevin TO recover goods levied upon for arrears
OF rent. Verdict for the defendant; rent In ar
rears S4l5; value of goods, S4O0.
Wesley d Son vs. Christopher Gentner. An
action to recover for flour sold and delivered.
On trial.
DISTRICT COURT No. 2.-Judge Stroud Wal
dt n, Kopen d Go. vs. Margaret Elliott, admin-
is ratIiX. An ac, lon on q promissory note. No
defense. Verdict for plaintiff, S745'92.
John @. Hurst vs. Charles snder An action
of ejectment TO try the righJ to real property in
the Twenty. eighth ward On trial.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Allison, P.J.-The
miscellaneous argument list was before the
Court to day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Cad
walader.-The bankruptcy list engaged the
attention of the Court this morning, jury
being in attendance to proceed with the reye'
nue. cases when the business before the Judge
should be concluded
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The New Map OF Europe.

The International OF london and Paris of the
Sd inst, publishes plan OF Count Bismark's
geographical views respecting the future of
Europe. The most striking feature is the solid
and square proportions given to the Prussian
empire, the trontiers OF which are indicated as
follows:-To the moth along the Baltic from
the Vistula TO the frontiers OF Holland, in
Guiding Denmark; to the southeast 1t avoids
CIacow and Vienna, but includes Bohemia,
Bavaria, and Wurtemburg on to the right shore
of the Rhine, the left being Ceded to France.
Switzerland and Holland are left, as it
were, in doubt, the frontier line not being in
either case carried past the present boundaries
OF those countries. Berlin is indicated as the
imperial capital, while Hanover, Posen Dres-
dren, Prague Stuttgard, and Munich are cla 81.
fed as the seats OF Viceroyalties. Austria and
the Principalities are entitled to the Danuban
Empire. The Russian limits start from the
north at the mouth of the Vistula and strike of
eastward at the city of Cracow, which city is
lrcuded in the Dannbian empire. The line of
the French empire follows the left shore Of the
Rhine from the frontiers of Holland to the
frontiers of Switzerland.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY, Feb A.-The Flour Market is
dull and depressed, and only few hundred
barrels were taken In lots by the home con.
sumers at S5@5 rs for superfine; S5 75@625 for
extras; S7@7'50 for Iowa, Wisconsin, and Min
nesota extra family; 8@l0O0 for Pennsylvania
and Ohio do. do; and $40 25@l2 SO for fancy
brands. according to quality. Rye Flour sells
at S797'25. Nothing doing in Corn Meal.
The Wheat Market presents no new feature
the demand being mostly for prime lots, which
are In small supply; sales OF 1000 bushels good
and strictly choice red at 81 809l 95; some amber
at $l'95; 500 bushels No. spring at Sl.70; and q
lot OF white at 1920. Rye is steady. with sales
OF 500 bushels Western at Sl'55. Corn is In good
demand at full prices; sales of 1900 bushels vel.
low, sfioat and in the cars. at S9a90c. Oats are
quiet at former rates; sales of Western at IAN
75': and Pennsylvania at 70@73c. Barley and
Malt remain as last quoted.
Seeds -Cloverseed is steady, with sales of 76
bushels at 1915. Timothy may be quoted at
S3 35@340. Flaxseed is taken by the crushers
al 81 65.
Whisky is nominal at s7c @sl per gallon tax
-"
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Sol. Smiths wnI-DIspOsitiOn of His
PrODerty.

From The 81. Louis Republican, FEB. 20.
The will OF the late Sol. Smith was yesterday
admitted to probate. We presenttBe doc lmeut
in the language OF the testator, with lev un-
Be 1t remembered that, being about to leave
home for an indefinite time, and considering the
dangers OF travel, especially for man OF my
advanced age, desire to make such dispo5i-
tion of my worldly goods, in case OF my decease
during my absence or before making other dis
position of the same: therefore |, Sol. smith,
OF the city OF st. Louis, and state OF Missouri,
for good and sufficient consideration, do hereby
give and convey unto my son, Thaddeus Sanford
Smith, of the same city aud State, all my real
and personal estate of whatever kind, consisting
OF lots of Ground, bonds, shares OF stock IN
banks and other Incorporated companies, notes
of hand, money on deposit household turnt-
ture horse, and all other efects-in trust Tor
distribution TO my wife, sons (himselt in
cuded), ana others, as | shall hereinafter
direct
l. The mansion house in which we reside,
and have resided for twenty years, shall re-
main in tnll possession OF my wife, Elizabeth
Smith, and on her death be divided among any
seven sons, or as many of them as my be living,
to be disposed of as they may deem dt.
2. All bonds, notes of deposit certificates OF
deposit and shares of stock which own are to
be divided into Two eq1al parts -one part to be
divided equally among my tour sons, Lemuel,
Marcus, Solomon, and Frank lin; the other part
to my wife and sons, Thaddeus SANFORD, Sar-
gent Pfentiss, and Asa Wlgus.
3 In making distribution of those bonds,
certificates, etc, those marked 'eood" are to
be distributed as specified; those marked bad"
or doubtful" in the same way, ii ever col
lecled.
4. The twenty-six acres OF land ! own in
Madison, Wis, my trustees may sell for cash,
with The consent of my wife and sons, or the
survivors OF them, to be distributed among my
wife and sons in equal portions. Two ote, Nos.
10 and IL, on Collins street, TO be distributed IN
the same way,
5. In my inventory of Leaven worth county
bond of $l000 my trustee is directed to give to
the Trustees OF the Female Industrial School
tie interest only to be used till the bond can
be sold at par value.
6. One thousand dollars deposited in the Real
Estate Savings Institution, with its accumula.
tlons, to be divided equally among my sons.
z and 8. | hereby authorize my trustee TO
cause transfers and sales of stock or lands, and
make distribution of them as directed.
0. request that no one will wear mourning
for me, as l expect to go Immediately into a
world of happiness, at which my friends should
rejoice. II Is my special wish that my body
may not be dressed up III suit as If alive, but
that it be DIRE ssed up in an old ashioned shroud
the head resting on a small pillow, il convent
emily at hand.
Then follow directions for the erection of a
graVestOne,
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Grant.

The New York Trtbune's Washington special,
speaking Of the Generals conversation yester-
Gay, says:-
Those with whom Grant had his conversation
said that, from General Grants intimatiOns,
they were sure that their coming man was
Philadelphian. Every one acquainted with the
prominent men of Philadelphia is puzLling
himself 10 guess the person. Jay Cooke, Banja-
min II. Brewster, George FL. Stuart, Horace
Binney, Aubrey Smith, Judge Allison, and
many others are mentioned. General
Grants remark about appointing only
civilians to the Cabinet has silenced the
surmlses about Porter for the Navy Department.
New York members seem to think that John A.
Griswold or Marshall o. Roberts will be given
the Navy Department. Pierreponts friends
seem sanguine of his appointment as Attorney
General, while those of Morgan say their favor
lte will be made Secretary of the Treasury.
General Grants remarks to-day are construed as
ruling out Evarts aud all men Of that stripe of
politics. Boutwell,, Holt, and Wilson OF Iowa,
are all looked upon as most probable of selec-
tiOn