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agricultural.
MEMORIES or THE OLD KITCHEN.

This Department is conducted by
Hon. ]. W. Colburn and Hon. John Gregory.
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The blackberry crop promises to be I'm.
usually good this year.
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rheumatism caused by the nlammatory action Of an
acid bee the blood upon the hhres, mcmhancs and iga-
mouts and thc saints of the settler Apcrent being a
-orbtd into the yuluuu. ~ sem tend TO ntutfaihg The
NItilLLmg nIImcIpIc
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NESTERN ROUTE,
VIC
A YER's CHERRY pECToBAL,


For Diseases OF the Threat and Lungs, such as
Coughs, Colds Nhoopng Cough bTon'
chius Asthma ami Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history ofmcddh
has anything won widely and so deeply upon lnl.
hdenec Of mankind, this excellent remedy Tor pun
airy compmints, Through long series Of {e.tn
among most Of the races OF men il hiss risen hglf ",
higher in their estimation, as it has become y \,
known IL. uniform character and power 60 guy s'..g
various affections ui the lungs and throat nave ~ai
known az reliable protector against lu.l, XII.
adapted TO milder forms Of disease and 10 loupi M
rem 1t D. at the same time the most eiectuai iely
can be given for incipient consumption and ulg
affections OF the throat and lungs As provision ~
sudden attacks Of Group, 1t should be kept On nht
every family, and indeed all are sometimes ~ ~,
colds and coughs, all should he provided WIN W"
dote for them. IN,
Although settled Consumption g thought incur I,
stl great numbers Of cases whore the disease
tied have been completely cured and the \, 90
stored TO sound health by the ChnfB ffc,oHI ms al
pete is ~ mastery over the disorders Oh my id N H.
Throat that the most obstinate Of them {slt cig-i
When nothing elso could reach them, under the V'''
Peofofai they aubside and disappear sr
Singers and Ppbac Speakers find great proleo'loH ~
A.nma IL always relieved aud often wholly aurN
bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the chen ."
iorai In small aud frequent doses. al
For cough aud coa, no better remedy can be S.i
Take ANAL doses three times day and put the w
warm water at night, until the disease Is broken Up
For Influenza, when II affects the throat or lung ~
the same course. s~
For Uhoopiag cougt, give small doses three
times day. ...l Alb
For Group, give large and frequent doses until the
ease is overcome, LA
No family should be without the chgry fseo% ssn
hand to protect them In case Of attack, NON utini
great amount Of suffering and risk, when "a "pgrnh
cur by waiting until he could get other nlu ,bat ais
keep It in your houses for the eHlsehc'0'
Lives dear TO you may he saved by H. .5 NJ
So generally arc its virtues known, that We ao stF
publish certificates Of them here OF do more ~
| the public that the best qualities II ever po''
/ strictly maintained.
Prepared by DR.. @. AYgR CO., tl n, MI fog
Anay Teal Chemists, Lowell Mass Nhu '''' 70
/ the world.
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........,..
CARPETS AND
ROOM PAPERS
Particular attention j, cSi to eur '2T5l 'tgsS of EUR
recent ' ushn''s 10 Che money market
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
in the State.
- We sell Furniture aud Carpets at Boston and
New York prices and ieiI TO TO- Come and sce
'A0on SMITH SON
,~..., ,f.,..- ~.
April %, l5G9-dtJunc22 $500
mon IF = LIEN
\ r,Nr p,rrtv ppocz p-o,,-.,o..
All Kinds OF Iron castings furnished and every de-
,or ~, sb,.r, r,,t.o an, NJ r-,so,,i.fo ,.rt.sg
,,,,,., ?, ,,,,,-,r ,,,,r,,.,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,
i'-A-' - ! a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ En-
DEL Oll'OohAh SAW MILLS
WIN rAIENI IHl'llON FEED
in Io ana economy o. op.'a,9n ana quantity and
More than Eve hundred Of the above Board Machines
are now in successful operation. They may be found
not only in all pafts OF the United States but Ia Canada
o-1 80, w. guy
,,1t,,a,''. ,.s....'., p'5ey
o,ner ma ss,,,or ,,l Ia. se,,, 80 ~, .,.,i1.,t,
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Adterti sments.
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SIM
VAN RAILROADS '"l'
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Jtig !, 1869.


TRIMS GONG soUTH AND EAST.
Leave Montpelier at s.55 a. M, 2i7 d. m.,o,.
Mail Train leaves Ogdcnshurgh at 80 d. IN - Co..
Point az liO a. M and connects ut White nVnei
ion and Bellows Falls with trains for ~, June
cestcr, Springfield, New York and with trains W9f
D1y Express leaves Montreal at $40 a m a.
hurah nt $50 o. M, for Troy and New York 49, Ysle1i
ipr I'm Boston via. Lowell at i0.30 D. m. 'U afnt
NIaht Express leaves Ogdonshurgh at tOop d, =,
Meeting 1T Fellows Falls with Cheshire RAIN '0
BOSTON and Worcester, and with Vermont Nallee p t
for Springfield &C., and arriving In New Yofl ss'l'ai
p.m "N
TRAINS GOING NoRrB AND NEST
Leave Montpelier at 2.io a. M, Asa.m.,3lo.
Dav Express icaves Boston va Lowell ntao,
Tor Burlington, 81. Alhans, Montreal, &C., srrl,A ~
Montreal NO lu y. m. Ogicnaurg at n f0a M wing
close connections with trains for the West ''asng
Mail Train leaves Boston via. Low OH al Z M.
Lawrence and FitchhurE nt 1870 49, ni Sprinee ~ VA
A m for Burlington aud st. Adams. US
Trains leaving Boston VIA ltchhurgh al 2 ma
and Springfield az AZ q. M connect 40 Viii, u Nf
Junction with Day EApress Train. "id
Accommodation Train leaves Northfold al IN
Tor Burlington Rutland 81. Adams, ROuseis pa..l
MINT Fxprcss leaves Bellows Fallsatioior
eciylue passengers FROM Vermont Valley Ral3,J~ l II
ing New York nt 1915 D. M, aud nom Uhe.ii. s4l'
road leaving Boston az lli g. M, connecting Al uiAf
River Junction with train leaving Boston ot g. n. "n4
Ur Darlington, B0uso's Point, Montreal ma q o.
1urgh, connecting with oicamrrs and the Grand ir,
trains for the West 'As
slucpine cars arc attached 20 roth the MIGHT r.
rrnIus running between st. Adams and boston ,s
Ahan. and Springfield, and drawingroom oars h. s +.
ENufUaa tInIus.
Through Tickets for Chicago and tho we.t ior cal. .,
Che prime pal statious. a., MERRILL t
ST. Alhins. July /, 1863.
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WHY
BECAUSE

is it given by tho faculty in all disorders of c5rilc
character
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WHY
BECAUSE

Tarrnnts Enervescont sclEer Aporion adapted TO the
cure of indigestion and its coucumltauGi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-19
introduction Of discord and failure to conclliate the

introduction OF disc0rd and failure to conciliate the
Catholics
The Duke OF Argyll argued that dsestablshment
and disendowment could not be separated. He ad-
United that the question was forced into considera
ton hastily not by protracted agitation but by the
logical result Of political freedom. lie thought the
measure was an attack on the rights of property,
and disliked indiscrimnate dsendowment but the
ecclesiastical system In Ireland, which endowed
Protestant sects and the MaynOoth College,
Was valueless TO the Church, and had never
promoted the cause OF Professionalism He
urged their lordshps to consider carefully all the
circumstances and endeavor to be in harmony with
the nation, and declared that the present movement
was dictated by desire TO erase the oulest stain
on Engand's rule over Ireland
The Bishop OF Lchfed said his experience of the
operation OF disendowed Churches led him to OPP
pose the bill unhestatlngly. The disendowment
was unfair and unjust as the Churches have fully
discharged their duties In maintaining Protestant
Ism, religious freedom and liberty OF conscience.
Lord Westbury regarded the bill as full OF evil
and as the effect OF mistaken policy, which was
likely to produce dangerous results. Still he felt
bound to vote for its passage in an amended form;
but If amendments were not accepted ne must
insist on the rejection OF the BILL 1t the cons
tutlona duty of the House to bow to the expressed
will OF the people
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is the desire to do big thing bigger than our

is the desire to do big thing bigger than our
neighbors ever achieved. 1t is a mammoth
undertaking-colossal yet weak. 1t is built
upon the mathematical scale Of numbers, not
upon the moral scale of truth, nor the aesthetic
scale of beauty, nor the humane scale OF JUS
tice. 1t is a laundering assertion Of very
evident untruths," &c. We can hardly regret,
then, that the protector" failed to carry out
his purpose of holding his big humbug Jubilee
in this city We understand that he at first
condescendingly tempted New York with the
offer to hold it here. But New York did not
even nibble at the bait, while Boston has swal-
lowed it whole. Even Boston, after its east
winds shall have chilled the fervor of its pres
ent ecstatic alteration of the protector" the
Barnum from Athlone, may hesitate about
erecting his statue on the top of Bunker Hill
monument,
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 10, 1902
The United States friaates Macedonian, Captain
skerrctt, and the Savannah, Captain N b. Harrison,
of the Naval Academy Practice squadron, arrived
here yesterday from Annapolis. and are now at
anchor In the Roads, the sloop-of.war Dale, which
sailed In company with them having passed out 10
sea. Captain Harrison came on shore at noon to.
day, and was met by General Barry and star and
escorted inside the tort. About one hundred Of the
OF the troops Wb,ch vac IN tate n,anc In the afisr'
noon Inc squadron, IL In understood, will leave In
uay or Two on their summer cruise, which will be
exuended 10 brest, Falmouth, and, perhaps, Cadiz.
Inc United states steamer Fortune, which arrived
Tor washington.
The United states steamer rallapoosa, from wash.
tngton passed up to the Navy Yard today.
Inc Coast survey steamer Bibb Captain Pratt
the vicinity or Key West, has returned. and s now
IN Norfolk undergoing repairs. "'" :" nv"
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LONDoN June 1880
r. M.-Cons0ls closed at 921 for money and 929I for
the account United States fivetwenties, S0s8. Erie
halfway shares 2014. Illinois Centras, 95la. At
lantc and Great Western, 25}a.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPOoL June
tions-Middling uplands on the spot I2l1d a
l21ad.; do, anoat, I'D. 121sd; middling Orleans
l2Ac l23sd. The sales OF the day have footed up
II, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPOoL.,
June lS-Peas, 37s Cd. per quarter for Canadian.
LIVERPOOL. PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPOOI, June
1S.-Rehned petroleum. Is. Z I'D. per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LONDON June 49,
Talow, Ais. Sd. per cwt. Sugar. afOat, easier but
unchanged. Linseed Oil, f31 per ton.
PETROLEUM Observation-Disclosures, June 1S.-Pe-
trOeum dull at 46laf for standard white.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANkFoRT, June 1s--Even-
ing-United States fve-twenty bonds closed frmer
at $685. for the issue OF 1862.
PARIS BouRsE-PARIs, June 1s-Evenng-The
Bourse Is steady. Rentes, 70f. 35c.
HAvRE COTTON MARRET.-HAvRE June 1s-Eyen-
ing-The market closed firm, on the spot and aiioat
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Johns NF.
Brig Ben Nevis (Br), Forrest. from New York for Cow
schr Hannibal, Box, from Philadelphia Brio 'eport.
Schr Y wishart from.Philadelphia for Boston .
Haven
schr Ann, Mayo, from South Amboy for Boston.
Scha sam GOODWIN, Waterbury from Elizabethpor Tor
schr vigIan, Nickerson from Elizabethport for Fab
scsrJ Strickland, Clark from ElIzabethport for New
schr Hudson, Champn, from Elizsbethpor for Lon
schr Helen Waite, McRea, Elzabethpor. for Bos
schr Amelia, woodin from Albany for Roslyn
dence. ~ -'oAN'1' '0' 800
schr Sarah, Han, from Newburg for Fail River.
ocnf 1ohn Manlove Saunders, from Newburg for Fall
Schr Hudson. Post, from Newburg for Rockland
Schr Jason, Small, from New York for Machias.
chr fsuth Halsey Perry from New Providence
Schr fnma Fitch, from New York for Mystic
Scnr anna Jacobs Jones' from New York for Plymouth
S Schr Sette Cushng, -. from New York for Salem
,chr mary Matilda, Douglas from York for Mystic
schr + King, Biven, from New York for Providence
sur Jane Maria, -, from New York for Norwich.
scnr ocean Queen Wilcox, from New York for Noank.
Schr susan Dmnont from New York for Boston.
Schr rlorda, Metca, from New York for Providence.
nate GORDON, smedey, from New York for JEFF
schr Maggie Bell Hall, from New York for RockIand
,cnr brilIlant, Wass, from New York for Addison,
Schr koret, Croker, from New York for Machias.
s,cuI nicora Dennison. from New York for Machias.
ncnr Eva yacht, - from New York bound east,
on cruise -
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Charge Against the Schooner La Have
Sailing Of the DeIphine-scntence Of MUIR.
dcrcss.
BOSTON, June IS, 1859.
Information was lodged with the United states At
torney that the schooner La Have was laden with
great g uns, shell and other ammunition bound for
the West Indies, and the informers wished to have
her libeled; but United States Attorney Hilliard
after personal inspection OF the vessel refused to
detan her. as her proceedings were not in violation
OF any law.
The Custom House authorities state that the clear.
ance and departure Of the steamer Dephine last
night were strictly legal, and ground for her de-
tentl0n existed There seems. however, little doubt
OF her warlike character but her real alton
known only TO those who control her.
Admiral Farragut visited the Naval School ship
yesterday In company with Bishop Simrson,
Senator Sumner arrived In town to-day
The court has refused q new trial In the case OF
Mrs. Nancy u. Madden, convicted of the murder OF
her own son-in-law, Obadiah Jones, at Canton IN
July last and sentenced her 20 be hanged
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Arrest Of Alleged Cuban Recruiting OF.
Gcer mt Richmond, Va.

Arrest OF an Alleged Cuban Recruiting OF.
Gcer mt Richmond, Va.
WASHINGTON, June Is. 1862
From Richmond have received the following to
night
United states Marshal Parker this morning served
O warrant issued by Commissioner Chah0On, against
young gentleman, who was charged therein with
being recruiting officer OF the Cuban patriot army
and attempting to organize company here in vio-
lation OF the neutrality laws On being carried be-
fore the Commissioner the arrested party gave his
name H. II. Harrison, OF Winchester, Va, recently
returned from Europe. He did not make any dis
closures in connection with the object imputed to
him. or proof positive there was little or none
Harrison was baied in the sum OF ST. 900 for his ap-
pearance before the Commissioner tomorrow
morning.
1t is reported that a number Of parties from this
city have joined the organization said to be repre-.
sented by Harrison. l learn from an authentic
source that General Jack Gleason. formerly OF the
Fenan army. is about to visit Cuba, with view to
ascertain the actual condition and resources of the
patriots before the Fenians Will afford them any
material assistance.
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THE WEST.
The McCooie-Ailen Prize Fight-Rusb of In,-
migrants to Kansns-The Atchison and
Santa Fe Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, June I6 1863.
Freighted cars were transported across the river
here yesterday for the first tlme laden for points In
tie West.
Sherman Thurston, Billy Carroll, b. Riley. James
Stewart and Others have prepared atfldavits con-
Trajectory OF the sworn statement OF Val Mckinney
tnat ne was onered money 10 decide the fight on
Tuesday IN favor OF Allen.
a Topeka despatch says:-Eighty thousand acres
OF Potawatamie reservation lands have been sold to
actual settlers. The immigration continues large
me crops are IN fine condition throughout the State.
- Inc cars commenced running on the Atchson
Iopeka and santa re Railroad yesterday. Shawnee
Usage ana Alien counties have voted $500 000 which
lnsures the completion OF the road to Empor'a by
la
The banking house OF John r. Darby Co. sus
pended this morning.
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NEW YORK.

E'intra Female College Commandments
burglary.
ELMIRA, June Is, 1869.
The Commencement week OF the Elmira Female
College has just closed. It commenced on Sunday
evening with the delivery OF the baccalaureate dis
course by President Cowles and a commemorative
poem by Charles Hazard. Monday and Tuesday
evenings were occupied by exercises or the literary
societies. On Wednesday the annual address was
given by Rev. John q. Lord, d. d., of Buffalo, and
the reunion and festival of the Alumni Thursday
was Commencement day, and ten young ladies took
the regular degree OF Il. A. In due form. The day
was one OF great interest and satisfaction to the
crowds that thronged the beautiful and capacous
chapel OF this the Oldest femae college Of state.
The dry goods store OF WickOn Il Smelzer at Wat
kins, was robbed Of 1000 worth of silk and Irish
popn last night. reward OF $500 Is offered Tor
the arrest oil the thieves and recovery OF the goods
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Leo Dearborn, Savannah 20 hours wh mds,
pas.ea seagshp virVo hence 91 TS June aeAM
Steamship Brunette Brooks, Philadelphia with mdse to
bar, o1ghsq: S9,s Brun;iaard Newcastle days with
s.hins schr Emma Latham GOf Brewster, EldTidse with
Isle Of SKYE tBr,, Mcintosh Agada, PR, IL day.
with sugar and molasses 70 Geo Philips Collins Had
fine weather. with light winds and Gains June 13 49, ion
spoke VIII schr Rising Sun, of PrOvinceown cruising
Bark Holbrook Leavi,, bridgeport, CB. II sax. u,
COAL TO Brett Son Co. Had moderate weather during the
, Brs MyrG On so 6Of E.ywp,h Higgins Malaga
r''s SSE. 'f psrs s
SS s g. S% sos sr
Brig Nose. pay C1 PhladephIa Elddge Sal. Cay, IT, 10
Co Had moderate weather; has been days Of Hate
schr Ella Montgomery. Jacksonville days, with yellow
sehr Palestine s Pharo, Norfolk
schr Jacob Bird.ai, Hszleton Virginia
schr Oliver Booth, Longsiree Virginia
ssAr HANNAH Hannah chsmPOSS I.yoy Virginia
schr Barbara, Hedelen. Virginia.
schr Elizabeth, connor, Virginia.
s schr w Msscns, e s Virginia ,..,,.
ssSI i k,nnsdy, DAVIS, Virginia.
se cS Niier Mini. sH Virginia. ,n''
ssST 1dsI,, .Sys,ns yI,sn,. v,,,,
sehr T Hoffman, ourdy, virsinis.
sssr g sscs as." csss:s. DG bo
schr Her.chc, Bird.a. GeorSe.own, DC
schr Z Terry y.i Blrdsaii i eorsesown, DC.
schr wor,Gingion, Terry, George,own. DC
schr Sarah Hoy, Cranmer, Georgetown, DC, for New
kwSSs sssses.n PC for Port xO
schr Florence Rogers, Rogers Alexandria.
schr Enoch Moore Cole Aleiapdra-
schr Lyon, Lyon. Baltimore.
IN
wendt, Tetens Bockmann have sent a note, In which
they state that the Carlo 10 consigned 10 them.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Gen Peavey Armstrong from Hsboro NIB for New.
schr saags,uck Davis from Brookhsven for New YORK.
schr Harvey, Pierce, from Providence for New York
scSI Shiei, smith, from Norwich Tor Rcndous e." 'O
sshr Minnie Cobb 1nsraham, from New London for New
schr Buckingham, Skinner. from Portland, G.. for
schr Daniels, Smith, from Portland, c. for New York
schr Iist Stuart, from Portland. e. For New YORK
schr Gllum, Rankin, from Portland Ill for New York.
sehr Branerd, Anderson, from Portland c. for New
schr Jane, Gorham, from New Haven for New York.
scnr Sonnecuen stevens from New Haven for Nov York
schr Baker, Brewster, from New Haven for AieIan.
schr Henry Remsen, Allen from Hartford for New York.
schr Haze, mckinley, from Greenwich for New YORK.
schr Hswley Bennett from Sag Harbor for New York
schr circle, huse, from Port Jefferson for New York
BOUND EAST.
Bars gns.ie Truman r), Anderson from New York for
Brig yays iBr,, Fowler, from New York for pisby Ms
cr al ssr fs. sf from S New " Ye's Windsor
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Payment Of Interest ON the State Debt.
CHARLESTON, June is, 1869.
IL is officially announced that the interest on the
State Of South Carolina bonds and stock for the two
years ending July next will be paid on and after
that day. The interest on the bonds will be paid in
New York and Columbia, and on the registered stock
In Columbia onl y.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
FORTRESS MONROE, June !

FORTRESS MONROE, June 10. 1869.
The Board Of Omcers appointed by the war De.
partment to revise the artillery tactics for the United
States Army. and which consists OF Brevet Major
General w. r. Barry. President; Brevet Brgadier
General Truman Seymour, Fifth infantry, and Bre-
vet Colonel II. A. Du Pont Fifth artillery, are now
In session ct this post
General Seymour and Colonel Du Pont arrived
mere yesterday morning and will be engaged for
heavy ordnance,
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DENMARK.

Royal Visit to the Rifemen's Association.
COPENHAGEN, June Is, 1859.
meeting of the National Rinemen's Association
was held here yesterday The King visited the meet
ing and addressed the rihemen. In the course of
his speech the King expressed his heartfelt and con-
fdent hope for reunion with those who were longing
TO be restored to their mother country.
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VIRGINIA..

Convention Of Superintendent Of Insane
Asyiums.
STAUNroS. June IS, 1862
The members OF the Convention OF superntendents
OF Insane Asylums visited weyer's Cave yesterday.
In the morning session to-day DR.. Ray read paper
on the abnormal condition OF the mind occurring In
cases OF fever, acute Inflammation and paralysis,
where patients, apparently perfectly sane, after
wards, on recovery, declare they have recollec-
ton OF what they did The paper was debated for
two hours by nearly oil the members, and was or
dered to be printed.
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Died.
lay. June IT, JOSEPH O'NEHs

0'NEIL.-On Thursday. June II, JOSEPH O'NEu.'
aged 81 years.
The friends OF the family are respectfully Invited
TO attend the funeral, from his late residence. No.
302 Twelfth street. on Sunday afternoon, at one
O'Clock.
Dublin papers please copy
For other Deaths see Ninth Fuge.I
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TELeGRAPHlC NEWS Items.

Wednesday evening next has been assigned by the
Legislature of New Hampshire for the discussion OF
the fifteenth amendment to the constitution.
John p. Austin was shot dead on Tuesday evening
in Dover, n. H.. by Ann Gage. Some young people
were examining revolver, when the deceased asked
Miss Gage to fire at him, not supposng the pistol
was loaded
The jury in the case of F. W. Patterson VS.. The
Rochester Union for alleged libel returned the yer.
dict OF 'No cause of action" yesterday morning
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:. A; ;;,l1 cav y, Woman, # You woul

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bloom of youth, and impars fresh plump appearances
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when rs cents viii purchase this delightful article.
Depot 21 Park row, New York.
Use only Lyons Kathsron for the Hair.
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CUBA.

The United States Steamer Nipsic mt Cienfue.
gOs-News of the Arrest of the Cuban Junta
in New York.
HAVANA, June 49, 1882
The United States steamer Nipslc remains at Glen
fuegos. All on board are well.
The news of the arrest of the Cuban Junta in New
York causes intense excitement here. The action Of
the American government is praised by the Havana
press.