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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-07

PERsoSAL.-Mr.. T. Markwalter, Of Augusta
whose design for the monument to be erected
over tho dead of the Washington Light Infantry
was recently selected by the ". l.. I. Charitable
Association is in the city, stopping at the Pavilion
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c | T Z A + IA i, r S
Meetings This Day.

Pythasorean Lodge, at p. M.
Young America Fire Company, ut p. NJ.
Masonic Fair Association at 8 r. M.
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NEW RIcE.-The first shipment OF new rice from
the Georgetown Is. o. District, arrived hero yes.
terday per steamer Fannie. [
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BOARD OF TRADE.-There was no meeting OF
this body last night, quorum not being present.
There will be special meeting held tomorrow
MI
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IAMEs WRIGHT.
DIR. PROPHITT,s PR,{ALB TONIC.

DH. PKUPHITT'H FEsfAIIH TONIC n -. !
This AcdlcipeSwfth It's asoctatea - 10 safe and
certain remedy for all durable dIsease3to which
Females alone arc Halle tnIt Is also an excellent
|'bTeyentatiye pf Nervous: Blindness, or NeryoHs
|dui Ncrene Tdaic, setting up Uni and free cIre.
Ylttton thfouEhodtihe Bystgh1. 5n,;i ~ ii' jiiSL.
All OF the Above itied lcines aod by Drugglsts anil
| = SnI,d 81 lStERt d BURNHhkS q foJ. ,ySi.t
4. = :, :. Wholesale and Retail Agent, ~ y
.os 'os - .taf King stre@ss @ ,,nsst {
Prepared only by Dr.. o. g. PROPHITT,
aprille stuththos Atlanta, "a.
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b vs,r1E e SIS, s,.Ix.oTroxs.

yyso DoElxrs' III, i ber anntuta h eery. chhaap
sot 90 splendid su agricultural tmAgsslpe sssthe
Rural Carolinian," published BY our frlends,
Hesirs. Walker, Evans q oosswelr, No. Broad
street, Charleston s,staoa BOZ sua n.ooct1s
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r AMB FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE.

/, TSe only rslI3hlsAntf fstelass FAMILY KN1Ts
asd ierens SEsa Getea ~ pgSs Oyer hun
Silysr6edalslSk alE tAe tincipal sFslrsiinl tHe,
unItsd ssasssand Eutsps HsSt tIirig III tsssts
20 make money On. For samples and t6fikAfndS
dress LAND KNITTING ~ M C1, 8
seps2s limo Clicopee falls, Mass. q
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'Tns1 BlApifs oy aitso ANA rNou,sfir,is,,..
Bead this admifabis Ell eddS aatsS lnHA Barn,
well In the XIX Century. Complete In one mum.
per. Socts
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D1OEY CouNTE CA, Anr,I, lss

pdG y D1OLY COuNTE,, Gas, April.. 1851. -
THIS ls to certify that was. confined to the
house, and most Of the time tony bed and sui.
fering the greatest agony Imaginable with Rell.
matbh for fye months, and after trying every
available remedy, with no relief, L WAS cured with
TWO bottles Of DR.. o. 8. Prophitt's Anodyne Pain
Kill 1T each costing fifty cents; it reieycE me nj.
most Instantly. therefore reoommenait In
the highest degren,to others suffering FROM simt-
lar d!sease, canisay that It ls> one or the best
family meticlne9noW out, certain, ,lugF
,fi. Yours truly IL Wa F0REliAED. l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-07

The excellent Remedies OF o. 8. PROPHET n.
D., need no rccommendation-their well Known
power In removing the diseases peculiar to our
southern climate having already establishes for
adjoining States. Az the majority OF persons Nv
Ing in the South aEe predspOSet to disease Of the
Liver, II IL granted by all Intelligent physicians
that most OF tho paias and aches OF our people are
due to organic or functional arrangement or thns
important organ. PIophitts LIVER Medicine aud
Antl-lllltous Pills strike directly at the root of the
evil They cure the Liver which iu nine cases
out OF ten is ut the bottom Of the Coughs Dyspep-
sa, Collie, Sick Headache, Rhcumalisni. CoiistiDa-
tlon, Menstrual distractions Ac.,. 80 common
among our people. Earache, Toothache, Acute
RhelllnatisnA Neuralgia and bodily poins OF every
kind fee before -. -, :,
PROHIBITS PAIN KILL IT
like chafY before the wind -,r -
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PROHIBITS FkIN KILL IT
IKE chan before the Mind,xnrE fc...nt-
PROPHITr,S.LIYER MEptoIN

PR0PHIET'S.LI LIVER MEDhOH&. n n. q !.
|; DR. RRoPHIgr Having used this msdlne sum.
own mind that 1t. is an Invaluable remedy FOR
Dyspepsia- "a dissase from which the wGitcf has
Eaferet ihuef Tor nix years-and being persua,
mying complaint would be slglally beneatted as
no has been by rs use, we deem. IL q duty we owe
To- this unfortunate class to recommend them the
use Of this fmeiy, which has, given hot only
himself but aeyeral members, Of his family the
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f,oo1g E,r Ero, ~, I,c, ,',;;,,. ,;;;;,,., , = ~, ~.

-... . 81 .s.o.. 4 EeyfEGroN, "a, July O. 1867.
Da RRorHIrE-Haylng used your Liver ,MeIl-
clnefoEmore nena year IN pY family, IGieerfnily
recommend lite all persona srfferi1g from Liver
arectlons, Dyspepsia or Indigestion Il, any form
also recommends your DyScntery Cordial aa the
best remedy for that discaseS OF. RO1ERS.
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Boys AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING.

To fit boys and youths from three to seventeen
years OF age, In great variety OF qualities. for
School und Dress Suits
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sRASR0RDvIIIE,, Putnam Comfy, Oct. L. 1851. !,
nq o. 8. PRoeHITr-Deal Slr-ffts Is to certify
TINT have used your Agne Pills for the last ten
years, and have never failed TO qure the Ague In
single instance with them. They slways break
t1S chills the nsst day that tey. are alyeR. can
tsSe tns aa being ths best akge meliele
fectSf Sfol!owinn the.s, aa outline &sSs,, 10
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THE sTAR, ,sIsIRrs.

Noted Tor thelt hitting qualities and good work.
,mauship. Afuil supply always ON hand, Prices
at from % rs to 81 90 ~ i.I-1fif,,l ltas ..
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( gCINA1 CoUSrr, Ca i September %; 1888.
last two ye1Is ID my family your Liver Medicine,
youIraiq Km i, and your Female Tonic, and ! have
no Tears IN saying that they arc the best
ralgtc and Rheumatic anections, Headache, Cole,
and palms OF every kind arc subdued by them.
recommend theu. to any and every ono, knd 10 ali
that are afiIctetl rs the best and safeat remedies
fof au the diseases for which they are; xeconi-
YoaEs tsss;ssSiitiiddiiy, JAMES WRIGHT.
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!. a. GAfLLIARD, Assistant Secretary.
The president delivered brief address to the
members. and urged them to stand faithfully by
the agreement and not bring reproach upon the
union by any conduct unbecoming a good citizen; |;
and that above all things they should always be
promptly Mt work, and paylaJust regard to the
interests OF their employers.
The association then adjourned.
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resfu
We beg mention
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-04
Philadelphia Trade Report.

SATURDAY, Dec. 4.-The Flour market is exceed
inPiy quiet, and in the absence or any demand for
shipment, only few hundred barrels were taken in
lots by the local tlade at $4S7hI85 for superine
s512h@b25 for extras, S5T5@625 for Northwestern
extra family, t576@612H for Pennsylvania do. do
s6Q96 for Ohio do do, and s6.7ba7.25 for fancy
brands, according tn quality. Rye Flour is steady
with sales at 100 barrels at $3.50.
The demand for Wheat is limited to the immediate
requirements OF the local millers, who purchased
100 bushels Pennsylvania and Delaware red at
81 3O@1 49, and 500 bushels Virginia white at S so
Rye may be quoted at 81 O59lI2. Corn is less active
Sales OF old yellow at 81 90. and 5000 bushels new
do at e6@s0c Oats are without change sales OF 1000
and 62c. for Delaware. 25OO bushels No. two-rowed
New York sold at 81.
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
The Rumor of the Loss of the Steamer
Dictator Unfounded-She is Safe
in Savannah "A Church
Burned in Jersey City.
FROM NEW PORK.
ANIinrch Rnrnoh.

NEW YORK. Dec. "A fire broke out to-day In St
Matthews Episcopal Church, in Sussex street. Jersey
City which was entirely destroyed. Cause u defeC-
tive fue. This church the Oldest in Jersey City.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
New York Money Market.
Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4-Money is fairly active at 6@7
per cent Foreign exchange il dun and inactive.
London prime bankers, 60 days, l0SA@10S% do.
sis ht 1907 "a l09T; commercial t0S1.@l05%. Gold
is strong at 1928, having opened at l22}G. Govern
ments are active at an advance OF about q all round.
Stocks strong and higher. Rock Islaud is a fea-
ture and has been bulled up TO 103 Northwest,
Reading and the balance OF the list have advanced
slightly. Rumors on the street this morning that
not believed.
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A POLITICAL VENDETTA.
Desperate Riot In New York-A Gang of ere
pcoterA" Attack n Liquor Saloon-DemO-
crnttc POIiticinns FntnIlN Wounded.

Desperate RIot In New York-A Gang Of ere
penterA" Attack Liquor Saloon-Deno-
cratic Politicians Fatally Wounded.
he New York Herald, to day. has the following
rev minutes after one o'clock yesterday afternoon
Vile Rtadod by Florence scanne nSeisn S Of sms
cabre in the Eighteenth ward, commenced series of
raj engaged in them, to one OF two men who
to 6e near & the scene Of the aIa From the
f bnadep s sssnae eIf ana 81 h the above hour the
the sore Of Thomas Douohoe No s sec"na yo
corner of Twentythird street. The latter being
s.pirant for Aldormanic honors and against Scanns
who is also candidate was eor9d and booted at BY
carried openly and had also concealed under their
number Of these weapons are now in the possss
sion of the police, besmeared with bosd. John Scan
tions of the Nesbit faction,
FATAL SHOT.
Florence Scannes friends or Donohoes could not be as
certained fired shot and Florence fell 80 the floor
very serious shape whisky bottles pistols knives ciabs
the melee Florence sosnnsi Received wound In the ss
from pistol shot the ball taking backward course,
THE WOUNDED.
George johnson, engineer, residing at No 81 Grand
street William burg, shot in the neck, severug the
but before he reached there lost his senses. and tbs
slightest hopes are entertained OF his recovery. ~ -
Spring street residng a. the Pacific Hotel in the Bowery
of the mob, fracturng his skull His wounds which
not dangerous, dressed by Police Surgeon Kim
Be held witness Tho proprietor Of the PLACE Thomas
DonoS oe received pst9shot wound in the right arm
serious nature Dr. Philips OF bellevue Hospital, made
but expressed opinion that it would
not be advisable to amputste it at present Florence
Bellevue Hospital when an examination Of his wounds
% m his an 6
Which Dr. Lyons bis physician exceedingly
survive through the night
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A Great Result.

We ask the attention OF the public to the fol-
lowing brief statement of facts:--It is well
known that in June 1868, DR.. Cotton introduced
the nitrous oxide, or Laughing gas" for the
painless extraction of teeth, and established the
Cotton Dental Association. On the 4th of Feb
ruary following QS64) we commenced to ask
our patients to sign scroll, certifying that the
gas was pleasant to inhale, and that We had
drawn their teeth without pain. (Our scroll was
opened in Philadelphia, October 12 1861 That
we might know the exact number who should
sign this paper, we numbered every name on
the margin When we had reached one thou
sand Q000), and without an accident, we thought
1t great triumph. WE HAVE THIS DAY, DE-
CEMBER 4, 1869, REACHED THE NUMBER
OF FIFTY-FIVE THOUSAND $4,000 Pa
TENTS! AND WE HAVE NEVER YET HAD ONE
ACCIDENT WITH THE GAs Can any stronger
proof be presented that the gas is a SAFE anGs-
thetic and that we know how to use it? Here
are FIFTY-FIVE FULL REGIMENTS of pa
tients, and if they were marching in single file,
allowing three feet for EACH the line would be
MORE THAN 3115 MILES LONG! We make
the gas every day, and, for the past two years,
have used from two to three hundred gallons per
day. large part of our business comes from
the leading dentists of the city (we do nothing
but extract tceth), who know that by long and
constant practice we have acquired great skill
in the business Skill perfected by practice
overcomes almost all difficulties. To most per-
sons the gas produces very pleasant sensations,
while to a FEW it is a pleasure to have teeth ex
tracted by it. We PREFER to give the gas to
healthy people, but have given it to hundreds
suffering from all sorts of disease, and with no
i'll effects. We can ordinarily draw from ten to
fifteen and sometimes twenty teeth or stumps
with one dose of gas. THE SAFETY OF THE PA
TIENT is the first consideration, the next is to
extract the teeth carefully, and not injure the
gums or alyeolar process. We strive 10 do the
work in the very best manner. Price, 50 for
first tooth, and 81 for each subsequent tooth
drawn at the same sitting. Office hours from 9
A. NJ. to 81 =. NJ. To avoid crowd come in
the forenoon, or call aud secure AN appoint
Ment. .. ...
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OFFICE OF THE EvENINa TELEaRApn,l

OFFICE OF THE EVENING TEIEGRAPH,l
Saturday, Dec. 4, 1859.
Gold continues steady, varying between 1929 and
1225s, with limited transactions.
Government loans are quiet, but prices are again
strong, showing further advance on yesterdays
closing quotations.
The Stock market was exceedingly duh this morn
ing, but prices generally were unchanged. State
loans were iDactye the war loan was sold at 1O1.
In City skies no sales were reported: 9Sa4 was bid
for the new issues.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven b Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
FIRST BOARD.
$1,000 Pa 6s, w Cp. .10i 10 sh Cam & 4 X. l19%
$4,000 Elmlra II IS. SS 3 .11955
$1,000 Phila & E 7s. s5 10 do. ..... Is li9S
IL sh COml Bk.... 5694 IS sh Cam Il ASc. 63%
"a sh Girard Bk .ls. b6 do ......... G3E
/ sh Penna R.. 81 do ......ls. 63%
% do 80. Is. 54Ia 30 sh Ch 4 Wal r.. 45T
20 sh Cam Il Am.ls.1l9H 100 sh Phil * r.. 2S4
sh Leh VAL. 581l
JAY COOKE Co. quote Government securities as
folows:-U. s. 6s Of 1881, 116@1l6}S; B-2Os of 1862
11324@l14; do, 1854 111H@lll4 do, 1865, ll2l5 "a
1929; do, July, 1865, l14@ll41; do. do, 1867,
1145a@1l43s; do, 1868, 114(911i1I: 10-4Os iO7sz@
los; Cur 6s, 1O725CS107]G; Gold 1929.
THE COTTON TRADE Bales.
Receipts for the week at United States ports
ending December 3......................... l00 395
Same time last year. 9O,00O
Increase. Observation-Disclosures. 1O,3a5
Stock at all United States ports q7s, 900
same time last year.. 100000
Increase. ,;..;.;;......::.... $4,000
Ha'ket-New York, A. NJ, dull middngs 25;
Philadelphia, " " " 9St/c
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FROM BALTIMORE.

The Bremen steamer.
Despatch TO The EueniJsg Telegraph
BALTIMORE Dec. 4.-The Bremen steamer Ba!tl-
more is now coming up the bay. 1t has about ninety
passengers and full cargo.
New Trial Granted.
The Supreme Bench of Baltimore mas granted a
new trial in the case OF Margaret Beck and four
children against the Northern Central Railroad Com
pany, from whom she got verdict re3ently in the
City Court OF seventeen thousand dollars damages
for killing her husband.
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from EUROPE.
This Mornings Quotations.
.,,In A n,.s,,,, CabIo

By the AnglO-Americdn Gable.
LONDON, Dec Ali A. M.-COnsOls for money. s9l,,
and for account, 92 a. 520s OF 1862 S5 OF 1855 old
s31S and of ls6S, s5 1O4Os, 81. Erie, 2O. Illinois
Central, 99h. Atlantic and Great Western, 2G%.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. iii A. Motion dull; up
lands, 12@121Sd. Orleans, i2 iS@12hd. Sales to-day
estimated at 10000 bales. Corn, 129s Cd. for Eu-
rOpean.
LONDON, Dec. iii A. M.-Sugar is firm.
PARIS, Dec. 4.-The Bourse opened trm. Rentes,
72'2Of.
ANTWERP, Dec. 4.-Petroleum opened firm at 6Of.
Petroleum closed last night at Bremen: hrner at
663, and at Hamburg at 1872.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,os Gee Inside po,ges


(BV AngIo-Aplerioaa Cssble)
soUTTgA%PToN. T Dec. ARRIVED, Steamship Hammona,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA..."..D DECEMBER 4.
STATE OF THERNomrEn Ar THE EVENING rELEeR.pH
IA. .M......".25 IL A. M. NJ. ..aslsP. M. az
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Hunter Harding Providence. d. S. Stetson
Steamship Eanita, Freeman, New York. John f. ohl
steemship Norfolk. Platt, Richmond Norfolk, W. p.
stSSmer New New York JONES' Georgetown and Alexandria
Steamer MSSyfl9wer; q FGtz, Neg York ". P CLYDE Co.
Schr NJ H. Gould, CroweI, Boston. Westmoreland Ceal
so6T payidsOn. JetIsrs New Haven sinnoLson & 90.
sohr = MSGee: S: Lynch Sh' South South Norwalk. do.
sehr 4. Leila LelanS, lS Bennett, RoekpOrt, do.
sShr s. j, Russell, Smith, issnn, do. d
bSrgss. w. p Clyde Co. with to" of
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
fSSi 0bD cen 81 hours from New York.
Steamer George r nd.s IL Stout Fprd from Georgetown and
with @dss. 70 " r Syde 4 Co. - HOA'' from Ne" York.
meTs with %dss to droVes r 10 h00r' from BAt
sohr Ella e 0roTel. Howos, days from Boston, with
ss6rA g. Gns GssAi days from Nqvborn. NO.
SShI %ndwaRR6 W. kSeXes days from Richmond. va
Schr Ocean, Mcor;ady, & days from Baltimore, with
Va, with granite to Richmond Granite 90 ouu
Schr A. Trren. Atwood days from Lanes Cove with
schT l. b Ives, Bowditsh, from Sag Harbor.
Schr j. d. McOaTthey, Simpson, from Boston
Schr Godfrey, Godfrey, from Salem, Mass
Schr Nightngale, Beebe, from New London
Schr w. III. Dennis, Lake. from Proyidence
Sebr Pauline Rambo Ridder from Plymouth
Tug Thomas Jefferson, Allen from Raltimora with
tow Of barges TO w. p. Clyde Go. "
Tug Commodore, Wilson, from Havrede Grace with a
tow Of barges TO W. p. Clyde 90.
BELOW
Mr. James Rutherford, pilot, reports having seen yes
terday afternoon Mary Lowerson the Clyde
at anchor of Joe Flogger barque Elena from Ivigtut
bombay Hook barque Doretta, from New York, off the
Ledge Lightshp also, light barque name unknown
on overalls and light brig o. ThuIow, from New York
on Bombay Hook, At anchor.
MEMORANDA.
Sobr Edward LAmeyer. German, az Holmes Hole Lar
met from Pnad:lphia for Newbasyport; experienced
buwaIks and had TO keep both pumps going urns the
gale ppt in with two feet water In the hold.
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from WASHINGTON.
Safety of the Dictator.

safety OF the Dictator.
Special Despatch 10 The Euening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-The rumor from Washing
ton of the loss OF the ironcad Dictator must be u-
founded, as information received from L. S. Kitchen.
Surgeon of the Dictator, dated November 25, 1869,
states that she safe in the harbor of Savannah
and would not sail for a week or ten days.
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Cotton Dental Association,
No. 1877 WALNUT STREET, PHILADA.

NOT ONE ACCIDENT. 5 no.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
NOT ONE ACCIDENT.
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MEMORANDA,

Bcbr Edward LAmeysr. German, at Holmes Hole lat
inst from PhilAdelphs for NewbuTyport experienced
gale from BW ON the night OF o0th Nov split sails
buwaIks and had 70 keep both going during the
gale put in with two feet water In the hold.
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OECUMENICAL
The Great Council.
Convocation o. the Roma HE.
rarchy in the Eternal City
on December 8.
Preparations for the Event-The Plan
and Scope of the Council, and
the Subjects to be
Passed Upon.

The Bull of Convocation-The Papal
Syllabus of Errors-The Invita-
tions to the Eastern and
Protestant Churches,
and their Re-
sponses.
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BELOW,

terday Barque Mary Lowerson from the Oyde
at anchor off Joe Fogger barque Elena Iyigtut OF
Ledge Lightshp; also, one light barque name unknown
on 0veralls and light brig. o. ThuTlow, from New York
on Bombay Hook, At anchor.
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FIRST EDITIO N
The RICHARDSON TRAGEDY
Funeral Service of A. d. Richardson
at the Astor House-Address
and Prayer by Rev. III.
w. Beecher.

The New York Tribune OF this morning has the
follOwing;-
The funeral service Of Mr.. A. ID. Richardson,
prior to the removal OF his remains to Franklin for
burial, were held at the AstOr House yesterday at
noon. Long before that hour the room was Hlled
with the more intimate friends Of the deceased, and
around the door The body, which looked remark
ably natural, was inclOsed In a handsome rosewood
coffin, bearing q silver plate, upon which was the
Inscription
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(BV Ahglo-AulerioaR Ctsbe)
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. ARRIVED, steamship Hamnonia
from New York.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-28
In all Cases Cures Guarantee
SEMINAL AkSES

The Young man who experiences that growing
xa,kness in his muscular anu mental organic tti'n
.houId stop to lnsiier whence 1t arises He WA!
M, in the tkness OF th-. back trembling Of the
i;r,h. dix r,ered III .estion unaCcountable failing
- thu mower. Of the mind, diStlste Urspcirty TREAD
f ;p,a.n,line trouble. torch ,tin-s II evil sleep
,..aness troubled and lacvIoua dreams, acc1lipat
- hy growing deafness, loss Of muscnIar p'Wtf,
- numerous other symptoms OF disorg ,nlzatioh,
the positive traces of that most terrible ana des
.r,Ictiye of all Diseases seminal Misunderstanding
.w,v his powers, destroying his hope IF life AID
manic d, and dragging him along the broken
,,,,[ oe his existence, toward premature and
foatbsnne grave I, him who finds his life drib-
hing ont in the dioch rye Of the vital pr!ucple 81
.,is.ence in nocturnal and durual euIls-ionS, the
tere cessation Of the causes Of Its aIpta' iilce
brings no assurance OF rel1ef
Marriage that holy ottce, the Safeguard ana
hone of nj ,uhood brings to such one NJ nope uf
cure but adds to his misery in the hn"wirISe q
the one who looks To- him for so much ol ne! nap
zines, is victim Of his evil and an innocent c2!il-
,,ri1r At his nuuishucnt He adds 10 ms misery
Aud disorder until hope leaves him. There Is II"
~.scua except in proper and skillul treatment -
g ,n3ult then at once physician hon long HFtc-
,,ca aud careful research has made HIM Thoroughly
.,ryeIslIt with every phase oil the disease hose
ylo have become the victims OF set0ry VICES til II
dreadful fascinating and de-tructabl habit Wiilch
t;iIs Thousands of sick rooms with paialytIcs amt
,.n-umntiyes and hundreds OF untIreiy graves
with its misguided victims, should con-uit "ItHoI
a moment delay, one VINO VIII slihp'tli4A' win
mar suTerings T such the Doctor would especial
~ recommend hin-elf, giving each aad all,
guarantees of PERI ct and Permanent Cure,
without Hindrance from Business, Ch"h5e oi Die',
or Fear OF Exposure.
b,not forget the address. Secbelow