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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-04

List OF Americans registered NJ the Offices OF
Bowles Brothers a Co., 44o Strand, Charring Gross,
London. aud ~ Rue de Ia PAX, Paris AT the London
ONCE for the week ending August 10, lS7o:--New
York-John J. Wat son, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. dc Groot,
Augustus Mavionk, Mrs. n. N. Stuart William o.
Stuart, j. NJ. Stuart, Z. II. Drake. J. strauss, r. L.
Tufe ana Wife d. II. WicKham, $. II. Scripture ana
family, Q. o. W. Randall, James +. Crane, Rev. j. g.
Craighead and WIFE, daughter aud TWO sons. Hon.
Ben iamin Wood, wife and daughter, j. B. Bullock,
Mrs. $. II. Knnlcutt Mrs. G. W. Munger, Mrs. }. d.
Coghln. walter Roach and wife, G. W. Stanton,
Hamilton L. Fowe, 4. Harnar, ID. O'Donoehan,
Master OiDonoghan Hy. i. Parmeter, John T.
Rogers, G. s. SANFORD. Walter II. ellison and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Camp, W. s. Field George b.
Field and wife, Miss Rattle Field Mr. and Mrs. j. L. II.
Wood, Miss Nary j. Wood, Miss Il. B. Smith, Mrs. +. H.
nall, James q. IIamil Noah s. Hunt J. j.. Cowan,
.. Weber, Mr. aud Mrs. J. Kelly, A. J. Works. BOs
ten--Geergo Young. Mrs. George Young Miss S. NJ.
ROBINSON Mrs. S. L. Gavett. NJ r. Stratton, Mrs N.
r. and Miss Stratton, DIR. Il. Parker Miss r. A. Par
Her. Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. w. Parker, r.. IA. Brewer Jos.
brewer Brewer ~ George H. Bach George Bemis, Il. s.
+. Gordon Dexter. Thomas p. Beal, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Adams, 800 Ames, G. W: Bond, Miss 4. G. Rivers,
i. A. Straer Mrs. Ball Hughes, Miss G.. Ball Hughes
MISS NJ d. FlIden, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Cummings,
MISS l.. Is. Rogers, +. M. 6tanwood. Clncinnati--T.
y. Lincoln, ar and Misses Lincoln, u. r. Pendloron,
M. ana Mrs. W. Glenn, Hon. George II. Pendlclon.
roctana'. Mana, MISS Ella 1; Hall New Bruins
a. .r IAN y. kqst: san franS.sco-Dr
cson iowa M r;t vG ME- !. NJ Eastahu :. En-
New 10 nem ry oi'Ih. menip!iisA; vac arc.
Mcwni,n nv ncpecca oston' .eV y. .
ToyH Dit h mm A.Por, Mc.NDr and ME-. o. J..
y N r,rosnrEtn $3.50 OK; OishiDcrs; NasnVleIhoh.
tnn ~ prnvdanca onlcusomN, onaph' y. johns
Crsen sSsto w. i,Saac Y; uresh, niisS n. , -.
,,a,ns ~ uiiiie.u, M. duu MS. EN- d. WE
lam ~ Sors wi'' T MIS- NJ =, Marg MIS-
1ora ~. n ~, ., odr,nowW' uarI-
81 TSnrn I D. n,,al maa,son. "s;--a 1i
Sh =" Pm sew p'i'n,, Ooh,IA w. Whapies.
scue' rin,, DE- "Mhc inuItnapolS-ii d.
p.W n,lInra En,' s"a rrn Sws.anlon,
ton NJ ~ Tan prns ph ai "i pg
a1sn" Mr. nd MrS ~ Rcap nooer.
s Ndwts ~ N Wi,ann;sh Jnsoah Zoo riav.ion5
RensmI ~ Iio; Rsa, ta,r RrcorIr
Fre3eiacs y Wailes ! p seer Eiatin,,t ,f,os
Mary ! Cr,v paw,nciar n y su,tS
TAUNTON Mass -Miss r n uawes Tinted states
navy. Fithiun. t;crnany"Beeker Aneuste'
Russa-op. i,uiI. parisPev' w. o. Ianson' Eliss
j. f. AlltchclI. w. Auiiendrat' Miss N. q. Reelder.
London-F A. Marshall. United Staes-hIrs.
EIchbaum
At the Paris Office for the week ending August 10
1870 New York-IiIchard b. KimbaL Miss r. Nj
Kimball. James A. Balm. Mrs. Frederick Wright.
Miss Nellie Wright George u. Jones. J. 8 Rogers.
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an. ,-,cos ,nsroot ADVANCED on light business
Tho genera, marxet was quiet with prices geuer-
a,lv bettcr ana nrm. The following were
the final Observation-Disclosures, ex coupon
eeL a S2X; do, new, 60H S'T; VIZ
gina, ex coupon, 81 0s; do, new, " Vs. Wv
registered stock Old, 541s 81; georgia eAo'' 90
81; DO sevens, ok SO; do sevens' oiu' 'o 80
North Carolina. coupcn, 52Asa o.5a' uo' in",s'
1866. ss a 40; do. do, 1858, IS 81; DO new, w
aa: do spec.al tax a4s6 rs; Missouri SKIES, 9o4
9osI; d. Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 9ca COX; Louisr
ana SKIES II a "a; de-. new, 20 IS; do ieVee sxes
"A a rs; do. do. eights, So 81; 90. pshi'enu"ry
sevens IS a "a; DO. railroad eights, ~ d 90;
Alabama nves, 20 ~; do Fights, 100 lol, oo raj"
road eights 90 a 80; South Carolina SKIES Of co..
do, new, January ana July II 72H' no. oo'
April and October, ~ 7b DO, registe'cu sSooN
old. rs a so: Arkansas sevens, 70 "a 70; mobile
OHIO Railroad steriing 70 so; do. interest," eign's
10 u rs; Mississippi Central Railroad hrst inorV
gage sevens. 75 rs; do. second oo' ois"'
65 10; New Orleans and Jackson hfs' %
a "a: do second, ~ a rs; Memphis and Charleston
Railroad FIRST IS S6 do. second, ~ 20: do' stoch
SO a 81; Greenville and Columbia Railroad, qua
ranteed by South Carolina, 80 a G2; Macon and
BrunswicS guaranteed by Georgia. 70 IA Mem
mis- Clty SKIES, Sc 81; Savannah City sevens SO
IS; New Orleans consols old. " 10; DO. Issued
railroad SKIES. 60 a II: do. new sevens. 10 a "a.
TIE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following We're the bids to-day for the city
bank shares:-New York, 1885, Manhattan, l4o; Mer-
chants 49, Mecnancs, 1885, America, l4b; City, 2lo;
Phenix, 100; Tradesmen's, $50; Mechanics and Ira
ders', 1870; Seventh Ward, 10; state OF New York.
1l3; Commerce, l22; Mercantile, 125; American Ex-
change lis; Chatham, l65; Hanover, 100; Irving,
llo: Peoples. 1870; East River, rs; Market, 100;
Nassau, los: Corn Exchange, 100; Continental, o4a;
Importers and Traders 1924; Park. 100; Central Ma
tlonal Io4K; Fourth National, 1855; Ninth National
no. tenth National, 1877; Oriental, 1865; Bankers
anu Brokers' Association 1905.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids to-day for the railway
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ACCIDENT 70 A NEWARK LAWYER.

on Friday evening, While Mr. William r. Guild
Jr, leading Newark lawyer. was riding along
Market street, In company win Dr.. o. H. Perry, of
Beilevc, when about opposite Plane stteeT the
horse TOOK fright at q boys KITE and shed with
such rapidity to overthrow itself, the wagon and
the occupants against some gas mains In course OF
being lald. fhe horse fell ON Mr. Guild, While the
other gentleman was dashed violently against the
iron pipe. Both were seriously and painfully but
not dangerously injured Their escape FROM being
killed h regarded as miraculous.
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG.

the foreign news and in response to the advanced
quotations IN London. The Improvement was MAN.
tanned as long as gold remained at or above 115;
but when the latter further declined to ia govern
ments fell OF to and closed steady at the following
quotations:-United States currency skies, 1l1z
a 1l2; de-, 1881. registered, 1l4H 1l5; do do,
coupon, 1141a us; do. fve.twenies, registered,
May and November ILL., liz; do. do, 1882, cou-
pom, do, 113,I l13X; do. de 1854 do. do, 1112s
1l2]s; do. do, 1855, do. do, 112h 1l2a<d DO,
registered, January and July, 110i4 11o1a; do.
d. 1855, coupon, do, 1905 llOk do. d. 1867, do
Co., 1903 1l01a; do DO, 1868, do do, hey l1s%
do ten-lertes, registered 1865 1868; DO do, cou
pon, lO61la 1861.
STATE BONDS FTRNER.
In the Southern State bonds there was good
inquiry ioT SUCH Issues ~ are held ~ Europe. and
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Charles II. Fields, 'Deaf Charles,n coloYed man
OF 40 Thomas street, was drowned Friday, OF
pier No. l, anu the body upon being recovered yes
terday was removed TO the Morgue.
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Edward Durrell Frenchman, attempted TO stea
fi,y-nvc dollars from the drawer OF II. B. Kinks
store. at IS Fulton street. on Friday. He was ar
rested ana Judge bowling yesterday committed han
for trial.
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L0MRuhIPAW STOCK YARDS.

During the past week 229 cars arrived at the Com
munipaw stock yards, containing l,76S cattle, 1892
hogs and 1901 sheep. There were slaughtered
during the week G9l cattle. 1894 hogs and e.'I3
sheep
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CoLLyER--H ENP.-On Monday August Is IN the
Methodist Episcopal church, at R0ckIand Lake, ~
the Rev. Mr. Rabbit, ALBEIT &. CoLLYER TO ANNIE
Il. KEMP.
INGHAN--HICKINBOTnAM.- Brooklyn, on Fri
day. september ., by Rev. Mr.. Degen, Mr.. j. MGHAM
10 Miss JANE HIcKINBOTHAM, botn OF London, Eng
land.
residence of the brides parents, by the Rev. &.
Healy, WILLIAM r. KING, OF Brooklyn, 10 MAGGIE
j. BREEN, OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-04

The vital statistics for the week ending yesterday
are as rollows-Deaths, 554; marriages, 40; births
269 ana still-born, IL.
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NEW YORK. CITY.
"i'wh'. 1sthodist Mission Robbery
e'eains sn0 winding ''scrapes" and Ad-
Veh'ar' ><-Rsports from tho City b.
,T sAaus-Local News Items.

= Cornelius Hickey, fifteen months old, was drowned
by falling into tub OF water At No ito Hudson
street yesterday.
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Police arrests during The past week were as fol.
lows Saturday, August 81 1855; sunday 23th, 2s5
Monday 25th 2i7; Tuesday 30Ib. 3l3: "Wednesday
3lst, POI; Thursday september l. 235; Friday 3D. 2o3
Total, ,929.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-04

During the week ending yesterday Marshal Fart
granted The following licenses:-Junk carts, 2; sec
ond hand dealer /: expresses 8; vendors, 2y; carts
and cartmen 20; coaches, :; gunpowder, L. porser,
j. drivers, 40; total 1S; total amount received $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-04

the total imports al tnls port Tor tne past week
amount to s5o53,o7o, against s,ol050 the previous
week and 81, 522077 for the corresponding week OF
last year.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
The receipts OF cotton AT all the ports for the week
were 6S0S bales, against jij4 bales last week, 5,2S7
bales the previous week ald 5,5l7 bales three weeks
since. The exports from all the ports for the week
S,702 bales against 2,9TS bales last week and
1904 bales this week last year The stock at all the
ports Is 1886 b1es against 1855 bales last year.
The stocks Of the interior towns are 14,629 bales,
against bales last week and rs bales this date
last year. The stock OF cotton in Liverpool IS
494, 900 bales against 4lsoo0 bales last year. The
amount Of American cotton anoat for Great Britain
Is 26,0OO bales against 1000 bales last year The
amount OF indian cotton aioat for Europe is 462 10
bales against CO.,, 1873 bales last year.
THE sUB-TREAsUIY REPORT.
The following shows the results OF to-days busi-
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from five
per cent for carrying to fat for borrowing The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared $50 454, 900
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1,4S7,621
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. J,762 29l
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Joseph Baum was yesterday held TO answer, by
Justice Scott, at the Essex Market Police Court on
charge Of stealing from the premises OF Fritz
Johnser Of IS Edridge street. 700 cigars valued at
tnirty-fye dollars. The accused admitted his guilt.
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IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The imports other than dry goods and specie at
the port OF New York for the week ending Septenl-
Der 2, 1870 were 81 I0l, 49,
The imports Of foreign dry goods at New York
during the past week and since the beginning OF the
YEAR were-
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For the week ending yesterday there were re-
ceiyed at the city Ordinance Bureau 4O1 complaints
OF violation Of city ordinances OF which 800 were
from the police and six from citizens. There have
been settled MS cases and the balance nave been re-
ierred TO the proper departments 10 be renedied.
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THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.

The course Of the gold market is shown in u
following tahn-
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| lvc,cd the opinion, thc.Cou.s denying the motion
for leave to le bill Of review and stay the mandate

livcied the opinion, thc.Cou.s denying the motion
for leave TO le bill Of review and stay the mandate
in his cause.
No. 2oa. John w wlleins ct al. psainttr In Error,
o. the Unfte0 States.--Appeal rom the Circuit court
of Tae Usased states FOR the District Of Maradnd-
Ar. Justice Clifford delivered the opinion OF tne
Court affirming the decree VI the said Circuit Court
IN this cause, with costs and interest,"
No. 1871. Tne 4Etna Insurance Company, Pain
to IN Error, us. Charles ana Joseph WctdeIn Error
to the circuit court az the United States for me DIS
t'tot or Minnesota. Justice Nelson delivered the
opinfon OF the Court, affirming the judgment of the
said Circuit Court, with costs.
No. 20l.-Ths Board Of Supervisors OF P0ioeshteE
county, Iona, P1asntsr IN Error, Is. TIE United
States, er REL Thomas O. Durantlss Error 10 the Cir
cut Court OF the United States for the District OF
IOlc0-Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion OF
the Court Affirming the judgment Of the said Circuit
Court IN the cause, with costs.
Order Of the court adopting following rules In re-
lation to appeals nom the Court Of Claims:-
RULEA-In all case IN which either party Is en-
titled to appeal to tho Supreme Court tho Court OF
Claims shall make and file three findings OF facts,
and their conclusions OF law therein, In open court,
before or at the time they enter their judgments IN
the case.
RULE 5--In all such cases either party, on or be-
court written request to find specifically as to any
matter Of fact which such party may deem material
to the Judgment In the oase and IL the court fail or
refuses to 1nd in accordance with sucn prayer tnen
such prayer and refusal shall be made part OF the
record certified on the appeal to this court.
Adjourned until Monday, the 3lst day Of October
next, at twelve O'Clock.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY," FOR sEaHEy, r. z.

TweBty-sixth Annual Report of the Associa-
ticn and Meeting at ST. hnn,s Church.
There was very large congregation assembled
last evening at 'St Ann's on the Heights,n Clinton
street, the occasion being the twenty-sxth annual
meeting Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Mission
ary Society for seaen. The usual PREDATORY services
having been gone through the report of the society
was read, giving an account Of its workings In the
city and port Of New York. During the past
year services have been held regularly
on Sundays, morning and evening, at the
Sailors Home, in Franklin square, and at
the mission rooms, No. "a Pike street, The
FLOATING BETHEL,
s'Church OF Our Saviour" moOred at the foot OF
Pike street. East river, has been completed at an
expense Of $25,OOo. This structure has special
attraction for the man Of the sea- who looks upon
as peculiarly his own and the large and attentive
audience show his affectionate regard. Two hun
dred and ffty-seven services, with an average at
tendance OF ninetyfYe on Sundays and forty-lve On
week days, are quoted as favorable exhibit for
the past year. The chape, of the Holy Comfarter,
North river has been made 10 beneflt the class OF
men for whom the mission IS especially designed.
Constant occupation Is found by the missions
III visiting the sailors boarding houses. As an
illustration OF the reckless habIts OF these men of the
sea he gives an instance OF one sailor who mad re-
San BEEN ropea M o e wo de v e WAR gn
self 70 be drawn into the company OF thieves and
gamblers The average attendance at the sun day
service here Is ii8. one
MISSIONARY AT LARGE,
on The East river. foot of Coenues slip Rev. II. j.
Walker, conducts his services as usual In the omen
air. Eigiity-dve services have been held during tho
year on Coenes slip; 1866 tracts have been dsirih
u!ed among sailors and boatmen.
liz the
NEW SAILORS HOME
In Franklin square they haYe found haven Of rest.
Many who have entered dlssolute ana depraved have
departed reformed In heart ana life; s53 men were
Received since last report; $40 shipped or returned
to friends; 1T6 who were destitute were gratuitonsly
SUPPLIED; so 800 was placed on deposit by seamen;
g. ESQ vas placed In the savings bank; $l0,8 was
sent " friends. Tie geGeipts Qi We nahtutlpp for
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STARTLING INCREASE or ARRESTS.

Inspector jameson seports that The arrests for the
twenty-four hours enhtug at SIX O'Clock yesterday
morning were $780, The rsturns for ninetecn months
in hut one instance shows the daily arrests TO be as
high 800. THAT IN Sci MEMBER, 1869, when the
arrests reached 3l1, II is moi usual for the Sunday
arrests 10 20 above go, and tho large increase
clearly is caused by the laxiiy with which the
ExciHe law " eQ creed.
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the y year amounted 70 slo,ss2; the payments were

tne S year amounted 70 slcas2; the payments were
The report concluded BY en- appeal 10 the churches
OF brookyn lor larger lbcrality than has been ex-
within ~ Dounaaries large portion OF the seamep
VINO are prougnt under the influence OF this cocIety.
ing the claims OF the mariner upon the charity or
tine Christians on shore which was listened to with
its delivery collection was then taken mn T.hch
was highly gratifying In the result large amount
being realized coward, Toward repienshing the depleted
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BELOW.

Ship Hudson Pratt, from London March 81, With rdse
and passengers trnnel Minturn Go. (tecevcd pilot
April ai ~ 6b Ion 81 30 from pilot boat Hope, No
Wind at sunset NNW.
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scHns uRrAse, Gaskl, from Hertford for wumngon
NC with of 4U0 bushels and went ashore
the beach about miles Fort Fisher on the 2h u
The crew made their and succeeded IN saving the
sas and rigging. The yesae went 10 pieces the following
morning 10th anchors saved, but the chaias were
lost The owned by Mr. ffubbs, OF Newbern Thero
was no insurance on either vessel or cargo.
GIbgALTAn, April 17Iu. g, the Italian berk Anita ras
petroleum salts bulwarks and thrown part ot
Sao 0verpoad lbaters reported ny cable from Seaiz
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TRY BAssFoRD's
Only depot,
RGasford, Cooper Jnettut
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Skipping Notes.

Captain Look late master of bark Eliza White the
10th of April was st IN the Civil Hospital at Gbraa but
was improving rapidly.
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COHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP.
y For all diseases tho lungs and respiratory organs
schenck's Scaweed ToLio for dyspepsla indigestion.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. f0r liver complaint.
These popular medicines have nov been before the public
ncary forty and the reputation hoy attained rom
ders useless to p them Thousands who have~becn ben
Gifted by their use testify to their merits.
may be asked by these who are not familiar with the vir
tues Of theme great remedies How do Dr. schcncks med
cines effect their wonderful ctTos Of consunptionr.
The answer is simple one. They begin ther wotk or
restoration By bringing the stomach, LIVER ana bowee inofu
active, healthy condition. s food that cures THIS fon1da
BILE dssase Scheues5 Mandrake Ps act on the Ycr and
stomach promoting healthy secretion npd removing the
bile and slime ich resulted from the inactive OF tor
pd condition Of these Organs and Of the system generally
hs sluggish state of Tho body and the consequent accnh
ton OF the unhealthy sIosaaces named prevent the proper
CASE which results In prostra!ion and finally death.
Schencks Puoni Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, when taken
regularly, nnge with the food aid the digestive organs,
make good rich blood and, az natural give
flesh aud strength to toe patient Let tho faculty say what
may this is the only true for consumption Exps.
Tence has proved beyond the shadow doubt and thou
sands are to-day alive and well who few years since
regarded az hopeless but who induced to try Dr.
schencks remedies aad were restored to permanent health
by their use.
Dr. Schencks Almanac. containing full treatise on the
various forms OF disease mode cansnS and general
directions how TO his medicine, can be a gratis or sent
by mail by addressng his prifcfpai Once 10 North Sixth
street, Philpdelphia, Pc.
fIcc OF he Fulinone syrup and senwsed Tonic each
81 30 bottle 81 80 half Dozen Mandrake Pills 70 cents
abox For sac by all druggists and aeaiera JOHN h.
HENRY, No. College place, Whoesalc Agent
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SHIPPING NE W S.
Almanao for New York -TAis Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY I, 1870.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK Fos THE
MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY.
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DADICAL CURR. WITHOUT KNIFE, CAusTIO on
IL detention from business, for stricture Fanla Piles
Of the Pevio Vscera, Dseases and DeforneA Of
the Eye, Nose, Face and Person. =,
HENRY a. DANIELS, H. D., IA Lexington ayAnns.
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MO MORE MEpICINE--5O.Ooo CURES, wITHdUT
~ drugs, by Du erys delicious Revaena Food o. dyr
sipaiion di.rhoa acd!ty :lssp!ssness, nausea aAd
sent gratis In tins lb 25 u lbB Sl0 Also the
Ii. DU BARRY q CO.,
1853 william street, NJ ~ at ali druggists and groccS
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WORMS CURED FOR 80 CENTS EACH.
" Bu0ons, mgrowlng Nails, Enlarged joints Ohilblans
&c cured wthou. pain by Dr. RICE 2r5 Broadwny,
Fulton street. Evenings, SS Broadway.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-09-22
TBe 4oet's Department.
SOME MOTHERS CHILD.


There is a lesson incuIcated in the following
lines, which, if taken into all our hearts, would
make this world brighter, more beautiful and
more happy to the poor and unfortunate, for it
is lesson of charity. Many a sensitive soul
would be spared bitter pangs, and many wan
dering ones reclaimed to lives of truth and
goodness. So, in reading these lines, let us all
At home or away, in the alley or street,
Wherever L chance in this wide world to meet
A girl that is thoughtless, or boy that is wild,
My heart echoes sadly, "'Tis some mothers
child!"
And when see those Ger whom long years have
rolled,
Whose hearts have grown hardened, whose spir-
its are cold,
Be it woman ali fallen, or man all deffled,
A voice whispers sadly, "Ah! some mothers
child!'
No matter how far from the right she hath
Strayed;
No matter what inroads dishonor hath made;
Though furnished and sullied, she's some moth
er's girl.
No matter how wayward his footsteps have
been:
No matter how deep he is sunken in sin;
Though guilty and loathsome, he is some moth
ers boy.
That head hath been pillowed on teDderest
breast;
That form hath been wept DER, those lips have
been pressed
That soul hath been prayed for in tones sweet
and mild;
For her sake deal gently with ''some mether's
child"
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severe gale of last Saturday they expe-
rienced the hardest time of the voyage.
but suffered no disaster save the carrying
away of the jigger boom. The largest
number of miles made in one day was 153
which was made in the first part of the
voyage, and the smallest eleven miles
The average speed was four. knots an
hour. A number of vessels were spok en-
on the voyage, among which were the
Radcliffe, on the 28lh Of June, bound to
Quebec; the ship Maxwell, August g,
and the homeward- bound steamer Russia.
August "a. From the first two of these
ships they took in supplies of provisions
Two whales were very neighborly off Cape
Clear, coming near enough to be touched
with the hand, and giving the voyagers
some alarm lest they should upset their
fraiI ship. One of ''Mother Carey's
Chickens attended them from the time
they left Queenstown till they passed
Georges bank.
The men say that they had the most
perfect confidence in the success of their
enterprise, and in the toughest gale could
90 TO sleep with the greatest composure.
Only the lateness of the season prevents
them from returning home as they came
Their original intention was 10 90 direct
to New York, but they concluded TO put
into this port, and vii! 90 fom here to
the former place and remain this side of
the Atlantic till another summer
They were towed to Long wharf by the
tug, and there can be seen this smallest of
all crafts that ever traversed the broad
Atlantic.