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ron PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

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~ Scrofulous affections and
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From Rev. L wARD. Avon. Lorraine Coo

From Rev. L-F. WARD, Avon. Lorraine Coo
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SpecialNoticeS.

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4 YALUAELE MElIcLL BOOK.

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a PEREECT CURE

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WHOOPING COUGH.

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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
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IITuERAN COUNCIL Ar CuIcAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The Council Of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church OF North America met at .
o'clock. The report OF the Committee Foreign Mis-
sOns was taken up and referred TO special committee
The Rev. Dr. Passavant offered the following resOluons
Resolved That III. deliberate Judgment Of the Council the time h,
come when The Of the Lntbean population Of the western
require The establishment At some central pont Of theological semi
nary where The future ministry Of American German and beno
ns.p CHURCHES seaeaed together unity add the common ~
confessed and maintained by this body.
Res2r'a ih the General Council Of The Evangelical Church o.
Amera IN humble acknowledgment oft inability forward h
great aud dnes Undertaking successful issue by ia su
op aud strength nsIerbe eOnndeRt reliance Almighty oe
aud Ills promised Erao does the Of Jesus Christ sn
aone Tor m glory soeEb resolve 10 take the steps toward
the establishment u such an nsitats ..
Rsoirtd That Committee twelve appointed by this body, with
authority 70 shAin charter from The Legislature uos at W ne
ses"n Tor theological seminary TO be located the G OF
Chicago and aso with proposals reference
be
atted To this body At it, next
These resolutions discussed by the Rev Mr. Passa.
want the Key. 3 T. Harkrye, the Rev Mr.. Brobst the
Rev Mr. Eeiuse the Rev b. VI. Schumacher and the Rev.
Mr. kuhkleinah until the close OF the morning session,
and then ald over until after the discussion OF the Popes
letter Attic afternoon session the resolutions intro
duced IN tue morning passed. The Seminary Is 10 be
established az Chicago large amount Of property aud
money have been already secured ln this city and else
where for the prosecution OF the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
GENERAL TELEGRApmIc NEWS.

Gen. Wool is lying at the point OF death.
"A shock of earthquake was felt at Heads
burg, Cal, on Friday.
There were seven murders and suicides
in San Francisco during the past week
Judge Jacob Benner of Duchess County
died at Poughkeepse on Saturday
The number of Goldfish caught on the Pa
clno coast during the season amount TO one lhoh anu
siXty-four thousand.
The Lake National Bank, at Wolfboro,
y. H.. was robbed by burglars OF large amount OF
money. on Friday night
"A fire in Harrisburg, Pa, on Saturday,
resulted in the destruction Of ye houses ana 69ss con-
-Four inches of snow fell, yesterday, at
Coyington, Va, aud Greensboro, N e. The snowstorm
seems TO have followed the mountain range
The Danish Consul in San Francisco City
Is about TO forward to Denmark quantity Of seed po
"A Mrs. Graham and child named Carara-
cena, both OF Raroadave Jersey city died Yesterday
from the effects OF burns, accidentally received
THE free letter delivery system goes into
effect San Francisco tho 18th OF November por
ton Of the lettercarers Will be furnished with horses
....Gov. Stafford, of Arizona, has issued
proclamation calling for volunteers for Indian warfare
the troops will be armed and equipped by the Territory
New gold discoveries are reported on the
Finay Branch OF the Place River In British Colump
gings.
Rich placer gold mines have been dis
covered in Sonora. Mexico Parties are leaving Luqson
for Sonora with promises OF protection oy tue eA'""
sOdiery
"A block of buildings, containing Lewlss
Hotel and A. j. Adrcks store and dwellings az creek
Centre Warren county ~ Y, burned on SATURDAY
The loss $4,000 partially covered by Insurance..
..Ben Crissey entered the house Oh MIS-.
Dodge in stephentown. near Troy on Friday, ana at
tempted TO perpetuate outrage upon her when she
seized an Az and fractured his SKULL Ahihs MIN ih'
stanty.
On Friday, Miss Ellen Ramsey, daughter
Of Mr. Francis Ramsey, superintendent OF section OF
NVo Nh
near Haldemand c. W, accidentally fell of nnd was
drowned.
A fire occurred in Kent, Ohio, on Satur-
Az :, h,I ,estroyed business houses of N G. n ID
DAVIS Jewellers Morrell block Messrs H. Il. Getteys
millinery j. Bethel stoves ana tinware, ana Ray
Gov. Geary has issued the death warrants
Of ohn Fields convicted OF murder IN lycOmng County
pa and of Zachary Taylor, OF Hackenberg convicted OF
lander In Batter County Pa, both OF whom are ordered
70 be executed Tuesday December Itbthe former at
WiliamspOrt aud the latter ut Butles.
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COLOMBIA.
THE PANAMA RAILROAD CONTRACT AND THE |
CUSHING TREATY.

THE PANAMA RAILROAD CONTRACT AND THE
CUSHING TREATY.
PANAMA, Oct. 2S.-The Assembly of the
State OF Antoqua just passed series OF resolutions
censuring the action Of the National Government for
having on the 10th OF October last year. imprisoned the
Governor Of the State OF Cundnamarca, Don lgnacio
Gutierrez Terzara. who 1t will be remembered was the
leader who raised the standard Of revolution against me
Government OF President Santos Gutierrez These reso
buttons have been forwarded TO the Legislative bodies OF
all the other States. with the request that they should
indorse the same OF these the four States Of Cundna
marca Boyaca, Santander aud Panama have after due
consideration Endorsed the action OF the NatOna Govern
ment the occasion referred 10, In opposition 70 the
views OF the AntOquan Legislature. The Assembly OF
the State OF Cauca have refused 10 consider or decue
the matter not wishing TO stir up further poeal En
mostly eUdangeT the peace OF the country Inc
remaining States OF Bolivar Magdalena and Tona nave
yet had time to take action on the subject AnOue
important resolution has been adopted by the Aulo-
quian Assembly TO the effect OF aboshng ana rendering
null aud void the contract made by the General Govern
ment with the Panama Railroad Company In August,
1867 Previous this action the part OF the Assembly
of Antioauia the Assemblies OF four other States name
ly Panama, Bolivar, Santander and Cauca had adopted
q similar resolution, thus giving majority OF states
against the contract and IN effect rendering II null and
void the subsequent action OF the state or santn-
der which has since very properly revoked us FORMER de
cisiOn and declared the contract TO he no violation OF
State rights constitutional authority III 10 nonght
also that the Assembly OF tho State OF Panama viii u
matey take the same view and indorse the contract
The Assembly Of this State Panama has passed rso-
uon solicitation OF President Correoso pettlOnnB
she National Government and Congress 10 reconsider me
Cushing Canal treaty with view to its ratification
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LOCAL POLITICS.
REPEATING AND COUNTING.

Repeating at the late election in this city was done
30 openly and audacousy that its existence on an
extensive scale will not be disputed by any respecta-
bic lerson having due regard for his character for
intelligence and truthfuness II would not DO DIM
cult 10 prove to the satisfaction Of any candid jury
that repeaters were Permitted to vote several times
upon different names, at tho same poll, ana that
Without SO much as leaving the room after
voting in the name of John Doe, before depostlng
another ballot in the name of Richard Roe,
Enormous as were the frauds of this description
they were not sufficient to satisfy the ambition OF
the Democracy. SO they made up IN false counting
whatever they might lack in false voting. The
following card from Mr. Cohen, Constitutional
Union candidate for Supervisor, speaks for itself
To he Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In Justice to the thousands of my in
tepent fellow citizens whose votes cast for super
vsor were; thrown out by the servants OF tho Ring"
deem IL nv duty make known to Them through tho
press That am taking 90 expose this Infamous
proceeding aud bring the criminals before tile bar Of
public opinion already in the receipt OF over 1000
andayits OF persons who voted late election
and such of my friends as have not done so will please
send their names aud address 10 No. Murrayst.
Ami exposure Of existing corruption aud dishonesty
will facilitate the purity OF elections Ia the future
JACOB COHEN.
I'D. l... "A POOR QuIBBLE.
A certain Sunday paper, in its zeal to sup
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THE EARTHQUAKES IN SOUTH AMERICA

NEW SHOCKS AT TACUA AND QUITo-FEARFUL
OUTBURsT OF THE PUCHACE VOLCANO
BURIED TOWNS.
LIMA, Oct. S.-After the intense alarm caused by
the representations of NJ Falb, our people now
settling down to of security and are becom-
ing convinced of the groundlessness of their previous
fears The random and baseless predictions OF the
amateur German savant have, however, been produce
tive of immense mischief aside from the state of ter
TOR in which he has been the means of keeping the
whole of Peru for months past he has also caused
extraordinary expenditure of money, incurred by
the removal of countless families and their posses
sons from the cities and seaports to the open coun
try and the interior for security from the expected
but imaginary earthquakes and tidal waves of the
clerical astronomer 1t may be considered singular
circumstance that upon the dates of Falbs predicted
earthquakes the whole of Peru enjoyed singular
immunity from those vsitations. although for the
past twelve months part other of the country
has been frequently subjected to them at short inter
vals and with more or less force.
PANAMA Oct. 2S-The volcano Puchace, in the
State of Cauca. and about 20 miles from Popayan,
the capital burst forth with fearful violence at 1870
a. No. on the 4th inst. vomiting immense quantities
of smoke flame sulphur and ashes 1t is feared that
all the towns and villages in its vicinity have been
buried in the ashes and that few if any of the unfor
tunate inhabitants have escaped destruction. A
short time after the eruption the river Cauca was
observed to rise very suddenly bringing down the
dead bodies of men and animals in great numbers.
At Tacua, in Peru, q rather strong earthquake was
experienced on the 9TH inst, but from other part
of the country do we hear of any unusual movement
of the earth A slight shock of earthquake occurred
at Quito on the 18th ult without occasioning serious
damage
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PERU.
AMERICAN lNrEnEsrs-rnE euANo TRADE.

AMERICAN lNTEREsTs-THE GUANo TRADE.
LIMA, Oct. 13--Two more members have
been added 30 the mixed commission appointed TO arD
trate and American citizens against
the Peruvian Government. These two gentlemen are
Senior Teodors Valenzuea the Colombian Minister. and
DR. Emore the former the part of Peru and tho latter
on behalf o the United states There are now nearly 100
large vessels OF every nationality loading at tine
Hudnape Islands and great activity IN business prevails
there Fully 1900 tuns OF dispatched weekly
and the quantity Ia Increasing. With reference to She
great DTeyfus loan question: the Supreme Court has nc
last decided that II possesses jurisdiction in the matter
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE:


IMPERIAL NTENTIoNs-JECKER CLAIMS
PARIS, Saturday, Nov. 6, 1869.
Itisnow tolerably certain that the Emperor VIII
unena a portion of the winter at Nice Jecker
claims an indemnity of 100000 francs for damage
caused by the French Government
MORE ELECTION MEETINGS DIssoLvED-RoCHE-
PoRT-RoLLIN NOMINATED FOR THE Cokfs'
PARIS, Nov T. 1869.
Two electoral meetings were dissolved yesterday
nv the police Both assemblies dispersed quietly
offering no resistance to the officers Henri Roche
fort has arrived in Paris. Last night he addressed
an electoral meeting. lie is nominated as sole can
ddate for the Corps Legslatif from the First Ward
Of Paris. Ledru ROlin has accepted a nomination
to the Corps Legslatif from one OF the Paris dis,
tricts without however taking the oath of personal
friendship to the Emperor.