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PERSONAL

A preacher lately got $500 for ten Minutes work
In marrJtng couple.
Large number Of abuzIre ANONYMOUS letters
arc among the meEptutoes sent to Louis Napoleon
ut WiIhelnahohe.
MR.. Thomas Locks, of NeMa4k.E. J. was found
dead By her husband on his return from work on
Friday evening. shs vas standing behind the
gsove, with her ne&d In boiler which was nlled
With hot w1tet.
-Hon. Charles Francis Adams ls about to build
himself $1co,o residence In Boston
There was ! race list week on the Warm
spring AountxtD. Vs.. between Governor Letcner
md panther, In which It Ia said the Governor
made the best time Of the season for short dis
tauce.
-" Death, !" sass Santa r paper, " with acsa.
less knucfles. raped At the door Of ME- J. y. BE
sonl, and, obedent to the memorable call, the
spirit Of that loyed woman noated up to tta Crea-
tor, leaving her husband, children, %ud friends to
noun over the mortal ca4ket"
The Eosaips OF casscl Say that Napoleon III.
receives regular visits at Wi,heinsnoae By a
strange and beautiful ladJ. who Is stopping At
Of tie hotelA See observes the greatest secrecy
IN her Visits, AnI has been seen only once without
thick veil
-ltts reported that Queen Iaabe1la Ia getting 40
obese that she has 10 bc helped up stairs
The Princess Lou1se Is I beautiful houle, with
an erect carriage and an efeEkn. n2ure-she one
rsn.,ne ts,tsa eu- ~. 1r,ne... ~ s Me-" =. ".
~ .n N,,s - .e ~aoin
..,,. ,ac.. 49, ,s,,nS,,snes ssn ~. aes aaau.
=. ~, ts.h ssa,.s31 - oAe -
e1s,,,ss wstrh n m. ,,...r. ~ ,asatss. -
eeyer1l years psst, as the eldest unmarried iapzh.
.srs, hsna - 'S'N'-' SAs A"' o'eA' As4 1'3'et
1|e.. -
| --.ne Ieceot ea'of5 on eeoclat Lee " Jeaetson
| DAVIS otln2s CUT ~. !. NJ COOK. who declares
postsfelJ thAt from the disastrous termination Of
Loe fenns!'s2nia campaign II e'est1snusR, down
To The una1 surrender II Appoma,,ox Court Hou.e,
General Lee WAS IN earnest friend OF peace, while
Davis WIS the almost solo advocate 10. the con.
tinuance Of the war. Nj. Cook saJs that nnme1-
ous Witnesses, among then, ex-ylce President
, 1870-11-20
HHEAT HRfTATN.

1oNpoN. Nov. 1p,-WheoleE. the celebrated dla-
,r.ond hunter Of the Caps Of Good Hope, has ar
rived. He brings somc stonos valoed 1t est, 900
each. ard wet8hink elshtS eight kAfa&a
Tha Spectator says tho armament Of Malta snd
{3thra1tAf has been ordered to be FASTENED. The
pozt md channel 1eet arc To 90 to the Lcvant 1t
:. .Qux1sRrowF, Nov. 1s.-Tba steamship Seatis,
from Eew York, s1Tived this morning.
. GLASGOW, Nov- 19.-Ths steamer 81, Andrew,
from Quebec, 1as Oh M6vilie today :;
, 1870-11-20
Brutal AHsault on a iouuK Lady
Railroad Accident, Etc.

Special Despatrh 10 The Chicago 7t1bnne.
QUINCY, Nov. 10.-One Of the most outrageous
md bold attempts to commit rape that has proc
ably ever occurred IN this city took place about
O'clock this morning, In the Quincy House.. 4
JopnR lady. travelling alone. came IN On the uan-
nibal 81 Jos Rallrcad last night, from St JtA
keph, No. and reR1stesest her name ~ Kate Rrau,
atopptng At the Quincy House. About 4 O'clock
this morLtn young mn1 came In on the Toc.io.
Wabash Western Railroad, and also went L,
the above hotel, where he registered as j. n
RtbeEteon. New York -Abont IN the morning he
glanced over the register, aud n:dlug
Miss RFans par11e, proceeded Immediately to ncs
rot tn, and apked atmfttance. She fefuseti, WHERE
Upon he forced the do0r open, and then ltd there
attempted to rape her. Her screams brought help.
and the scnundrtl WRs kicked ont nf the h.use.
he Vas Immediately arrested, and hls trial Is now
in progfesA
QC1NCT, Nor. 1a.-Tne man who at'eu7ted to
commit rape on Miss Kate Ry1n. at the Quincy
House. this morning. pr.Ees TO be j. r Ahcrtsnn,
n1i not J. r. Robertson, oa be had Il Iegissett1t,
AID he ctains to rep esent q tarKe jewery u0use
IN New York city. He waiTetI an examln stion
to-4!ay, aud was boun1 over ID rh~ snm Of s2.r01
10 arpear at the next te N ef the Criminal Court.
The reside nee Of col9. Cd InHu o. Mif1 cfe+A +.
this county, took n-e yesterday, In the absence OF
bath the M1n md the wife, ant WAS tos1tlS de-
aHoyed, with contents, burning one child 70
deAEn-
Track-1ayinR commenced on this end Of the
Quincy Carthage Railroad To-day.
, 1870-11-20

Election fseturnS-DcleEntes 10 the
lmmt tRration C1urcnaion-Mtsce

&&hnNUAH4
SPECIAL pesnsseh to The Chicago Tribune
SfRtEGF1Alp, Nor. 19.-Clintno, JaEpsr, Nartnu
AatoE. ard P1At c0unttes. have furnished Rh.
srctA Of the late eecttuas Today. This Iraye4n!x
ecu ties ret to hear 4rolu. The ofcial uatoTtsy IT
NcSetlJ, CongteNman from the Ninth District,
Ia 800; Asfhhs11e majority In the Eleventh Dis.
tssct Is l,se1. Robert y. Bishops usj,s.ty f3r
STATE serstof, from the Eighth District 10 2,3.o.
The following namtd Etnt1efLen have been sp-
pe3nted ~ Governor Palmer a. deIexatss tn tia
110mfg auon Couycnttu, to BE- held tn In,sfauano-
LIS on the 97A 1Itt: General Al en- C. Fuller, OF
booue county: Mesa JN1a L. H<nc lck
aid Henry Gre creba utu, Cook County, and HIN
VIM Shfpht I'd, Of jersey County. General Full
ler was 10 the city to-day. lie will leave for To-
aSarolts: Mouda.. n company with Governor
Palmer, who goes 70 Clese1and to ai:cnd The r.
union Of the Army Of the Cumberland. 70 be held
IN that city On fhe 2a:h Inst,
Tie Farmers and Mechantcs' BanE, OF Gales
burg, 1itd tie acceptance Of q charter to-day :;
and the hicago ErsHin1 Mail l.o:np4pr, With q
capital stock OF f.0.G0O, died certiucaie OF tn
CO, pnrafioD, under The general laws Of tie State
The c!y OF PektD, In this STATE
ls live, vide awakc lown. 1t
has TOW four lines Of railroad, and will saou ave
another. and will be in direct cnmm1ntcatt N
with Chcsro, BY the Chicago, Pekin L S.uth-
western Railroad, and by tie lst OF January 4
daily newspaper will be tssued, called the D4.,y
Pekin Rtpnoftran. The pr ptittoys OF the pap:
Ntsl be Y. ". Se1lers, ". n. Bates, and W. F,
Mount. corps OF editorial fraternity that hare
heretofore han the rtpn at,on OF publishing one
Of the best weeflIcs Ia the State. Success attend
the Peftn Daily Republican,
, 1870-11-20
THE WEST.

a. :" "na1eoanc-Thrlu Indian
MuFdcsers, Etc.
qn1n.' ;ps1a..' sos. 1.-THE Roman Catholic Blsho,
Ten carloads OF fresh salmon. snd ,h,a. ~
Whstebone. Will a. tive here, to-nor,uT INN ~ ~
Nest. 14oa1 e1a
=. William Lincoln has been convicted of ,~,,,,.
counterfeit money; cut ntw ts!a4 Is ass+,I a.
F., AZ The trial Of the 1ve Wianehaxp Inats,. Ia
fne murder Of Munsou. the mssnrr Of The rouf-
waB from the head Of her son. Tat lr,ai - NJ
ct concluded. @ss
, 1870-11-20
OHIO.

The Newport bridge nud the Louts-
ytl1e Canal.
CINCINNATI, nor. ls.-The Tfu.<x, this evening,
e1amtne ne EcWn1Tt ahu Cfnctnn4u nr.dse
hare prepared report on the hunteci. Ea.en
win be adverse to that structure me eonM,- M1,n
feferenre TO securing an early opcuinzt aafE r.
turned. Though they nave not sabmtsed q. tnstf @
rrpo:1 1t u considered ths, he{ fssa.n -
cr,f,ne the Tnrf. hud that Il viii be 80 tn AL
yaneed . to Alloy DE o2sninIg e. 90 a r. asta Of Of
Decenber wnea eoss 2 etTn s xatsp VIII o
, 1870-11-20
GERMANY.
ISneeisl to the TeH York Hof6l

f3pet{11 to the NeW York NoFa-I
LONDON, Sos. IA telegram from Berlin, Jes-
te.day, says the German mail convoy fEum
Cobxue 70 Sedan was ast2cked On the t&th, near
Houillou, by Francs-T1reurs, and compelled TO
hke refuge On Belgian Territory. On the same
DAT, the mall from Sedan to Cologne was also az
tackled, and compelled 10 return to Sedan.
Il despatch from Munich, Thursday Night, EATS
tha negotiations that we're carried an 1t VeI-
sli1es hare been finally concluded. Treaties viii
be ligued IN few days. The constitution Of the
Bund han undergone important notifications.
Ba11ztx ha1 been allowed "a come into tho Con-
federation upon her own conditions
, 1870-11-20
PACIFIC

Loss OF q Observation-Disclosures
SAN FRASasco, Nov. 1p,-Tne 1Sea@e1 n4a
PsproD went 1khoro II 3ewAEo Fufnt, t&01otnHs
on the 17tn; totz1 tuA1.
II IN c,ilita1u match lazt night betwee0 Joseph
n. Iittse 1pd John F. NcIee1J tor INC c1Anplon-
ahtp OF the Pacific coast md n3ret Cue saelees9
1Ens trA winner.
, 1870-11-20

dsJ or two: but 1t is dentea RaJ auch aosioa u
COZ ten plAted. -
! Qaocsd Sheridan has loft Pesta'foF % nstaou-
no7aa- ~ =
Tns A6tnd Ppst denies thas Austria hs1 made
auJ ptepAiAtona foE wa.
, 1870-11-20

Nxw YORK, Nov. l9.-Late adyices state that
he war In Cubs dzags slowly along. In Santiago
the rebt Il recently ambuscaded a detachment cf
Spanish so1die1a The Spanish resideutA In the
country hare been compelled 70 take refuge IN
Santiago city. Ten tk!rm!shes are reported In the
Central Department.
, 1870-11-20
War Department. Weather fscpor,.
CS11ED STATES EIGNsL >Exy,rRt

CHICAGO. y ' ID
The following Ia the official resard made forth.
observation and 1eror. OF storms, ny te.eyTaa an
and sigma, for the btnent Ut c.inmcIce n, ia
houra ending Al II ?. NJ. Chicago tine The ts!,e
shows The kelghts OF the barometer ana sher,rn.
u eter Ut the hours OF I O'Clock a. H.. Ard n. -
ard II p n. also the amcups OF r1iutan Tor ~
txentJ -fcur hours erdlp9 u .. m, snow snd
hail hetnG reduced to ratn. fine barometer rraIi
tpcs Ate all r. tt1ctd tc sea {tvetI:
, 1870-11-20
=AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. 1a-1n tho Reichszasn, fo-day
nsNtn1ssz1 carried N 2dtlrass to taa throne ~.
l&zgo majority. The jouIns1s OF tnla el9 s3o
an:v1sxous1J. s1u-HnsztAa.> -.
The Auxtr,sn reply to the RuEs!1n nnsa u ez-
oe4tat1 to feach st. FettrIhnrg today. ..
| Thc rraxusttoo Of Puusok Ia not expected for
, 1870-11-20
HPAIN,

Madrid, Nov. 1.-THE committee sppo*atedbJ
the Cortte to proceed 10 Florence to tender ii.
SpAntAh crown to the Duke Of Aosta has already
set ont On It's Journey. The Cortes has adJonned
untn the return Of tho committee.
, 1870-11-20
THE CHICAGO HEWEBoYs.

Thar ~ nrrh,nr am bova IN tb,s ritz
~, n,la 1;~;nr H. s.11;,. ,.re,sro.s
ard M.rt;no hoo,. Thev are nj IN
nau,,ora ~, ora ,hev ali boo,h1acts Int
. ,.-os ,,1ono-4;on - tha,, a,a 1,o,h
Thasa ~. +,nas ~, - - r,,-s =,
80 Ths;- sa,d 80 -nara.;ora ax3ea5s ~,
oror ~. r.a;on ;,,,n1sd ri,h;n F11,o-ton
.-.o,a wHs,a-, a.eaa. 49, sn7 E.s- 49,.
nm. Ther .ro =, =. fo1,d ~, +hs st-..ts
.,,..r b;,br,-s ,,a Il, ,s-s .-a-r,-hn~a
,,,t;,u. 17,ou,. ,b+;r ca,r;nc .n5 r,rcnont
for trn,,e. Their industry i indisnn,a},1e
..c1oct each morning thew ara tn ,,a
ft,an,, At III. v.r,cns newsnancr of4,ces and
az s.on Ii suon1ied. start for THAR saveraI
beats. y. tbc de,,,s from which earlv Trains
t1e,,,n From ,l,.t t;na nnt;, n,on tbar
continue The sale Of the morning naners
a,a black boots. a, = o'clock thnr rom.
ncncc on the erenint, na,ars md th:s keen.
,hc,,, rrcsoed nnt;, or o o.c,ocr After
,hc;r sixteen bonrs of ba,a fa1,or ,rhat Iva
concs of the,,7 vbara IN +hav m .na
how do ,hevl;ra7 s,n. ~ ths.s hon
Fave parents. others have on1v a mothcr
IN xbnm !. ,stnrn.d n;sb+,~ ths nros.a -
N, ,ono d,1. ,,}.,- Then thor oot
.hrnnc,, v;,h .b.;, .rort thav ~ !, a.
shantV or ,odo;rc of tbaea ,,,o,ba,s ~
orer their serare,v asrnnd o,;rg e+,at,h
,hense}yes On ,he t,oor and alaan nnt;,
the t;n,e for resumino their traaa
ne1, morning. Tn 1nanv casac thaca
htaxe-hc.,..t1 1,ovs fnrn;sb ~ ,h;ae
tonport of moIhers sna s,,nas-
,ro,,,orx o,a .;e,,~. ~. ...o5 10.
an, hr far Tho mos+ nrme-nns 1T thess
,urs ~, 49,. ,to 1.-. ~ ~. -
,,ax c.n -.,,m 49, | sn....- -. ....s - ~ "u'sn
t7ra a,'..:,e.a. =. s e"eu =. a.'ne'
80. 49, ~ 49, t'1t. "4 "1hn 'n-seas-
49, W. ..... |.T.'''m u tae haee1s anu
~ ''1esi'c1,'o'i" u tEe profession
e,' lave necessarily onefequis'te
- .'e toaSing up "t gooa men, and that Is
4s''1S''s. Anes wore nafu, they toll per-
>esef'nets: 1hey encounter hatdships and
'sAe.ae from winch Older persons would
saf'ak- Az class, they arc not dishonest.
'neF commence business and persayere
btase'E 70 make living honestly. II any
OF them yield to temptations, and gradu-
ale as thieves, it is, in a great
measure. owing to the corruptions which
surround them, and not to any natural
proclivity for crime. The ranks of these
boys lre constantly recruited, Tho news
boy Of to-day is the rotes, Alderman, Su-
pesyisor, Legislator. and Congressman Of
the future. The ranks 81 society are con-
ssAntly .eceiyinp graduates FINN the schuoo}
, 1870-11-20
OF MEN WHO BECOME FAMOUS AS
FOOLS.

ct '
oonta'ns x many men ana women "ho' mad
.nes poasesseo 'neis ae'aa' aeg'ee OF talent
- e"n"est4on "1'1 q "ei-osueteo 1oo8-
leus auu eoanu SENSE "ou'a nave re- !;
!, IL Nie-aons ooscu1''S,.o ooe WHO arg
:a:e.@.es - ' - r n'. ~ S'l
"oo" 40 ~
49, - .'ueaAo ~" aeie1Io' lucy oio
80 NV A''s 1nueu H' pieoo u
"0os0 p0PsA, etAoaA ~ wv @oseise cur
.ents " "u1o' uhs oe ooene ~ LUG 1oPs OF
ae !. 4o.aes. punolnea' anu IN aoen cases.
e1o 44.Ai1ai0 oeu's 10 eeset4lla' W Tue p1a1ses
sao oDo =, e'eieas u 1ne tatacutoos OF iooi-
~ ~ .1e'n oelng necessary 70 asa" upon
.ne1n . q 'ne .'.'cnle' 'ney are anoeoted aor
'a.s nan 'nen ta"e 70 1neu loiay.
u ~ al olo aoaee toas IL taxes smart
tnan ~ "ahe . great 'ooi ana ann TO 1n's
Il IL" frequent remark mat genius Is seldom
more tnan one remove from insanity. In
othef ~ofus' II re divide a.! minds into two
elaasea, me oalaneeo and the unbalanced,
s1A41 ''o" qt'l'e as 1asge ptopolion
OF famous men among eae unoalanced as
ue oaushceo anu MOI q lew ce!oo11oes
WI oe ,ouno ,s laoeo'eo 1o1 eae11 lang 70
Ae1f tong'
among Inc tattef CLASS, arc that very
large number OF men and women who are
always spoken Of by their enemies with
, Jeers and Hdicule, by most of their friends
with compassionate indulgence, and by
few, generally those who do not know them
well, with enthusiastic and strained admi
, 1870-11-20
--~srt~-s4p& EAHt.

. KlxsAs CIT, Nov. 1a-T1e Ai1soan Fac!h6
a. Uosepa Bxnuad, Hx1es1 cA11s Fekta Missouri
RanroSd. ten carr Tosai for 1he !eek. ~ ostA
Pislattrton j Ar11oar slsnGntefed 4,41p besrea
sait Neek; oEhe1 npsaea h PEppc<ttoA-
, 1870-11-20
MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures The 1;th last, By
Eer TT Htowu, 1t the sesdeuee Of th bzid,s 'a:heF
BIZ. !hcnAs g. Portsmouth, and Mrs A1Ey HAs1towp
ali # thtA city.
:.DWIGnT-MAsON-Ia Hollstcn, Ma.a. Sos. 10.
$50 bF Fa Haunfton 1t the rrtfdepee OF The brides
father ChAs $. Dwight of Uh'eaFo, III. and Niles Mel!
.LFDUY-BURNAM-AtW Watertown, ". F., Thur
day. Nov. 18th. 1t the residence Of the brides faith hy
the kfv. Harry eE+ey Mr. Jzurs L-ddy Of Cticax1,
End Mig SAEdA H. only danehtef Of IL Hurusno. Eao.
, 1870-11-20

Another r!C~nteatett caANressunAa '.
.NAsuyn11, Nov. 1S-:WhtA,' Democrat N.
nouncea hts Intention TO confest Enn eicct1ox or
H1n1 70 Co0g3a11 Hpfn Ioa 11EN Nkta1
, 1870-11-20

TcRoxro, NoT, IL -Boefunss aou1 mn, On the
cuTreT n{ Esp1apsde and B4y Ktcctx, NaS burned
last night Loas about TX, ,o9o: insurance. 81, ,ooo
, 1870-11-20
FOREIGN.

The Eastern Imbroglio.
, 1870-11-20
IOWA

QI The dekE1tef. @H4Ne1efa
, 1870-11-20
DRY GOODS,
FIELD,
LETTER & co;

Will open on Monday, Nov.
81, 6-4 Grape Plaid suitings,
at $3.50; Ga Plaid serges,
extra heavy, $l.25; an ele-
CANT article Plaid Epingliue,
and full line Plaids for Misses
and Children's Suits and
Dresses, .26c per yard and up
ward; a large assortment of
French ~Meriuos, in the new
colors, at soc, 6oc, 75c, soc,
and upward; satine serges
371-2c; Imperial Satines 75c
aud upwards; Al1-Wool Eping-
lines 500; Silk Epinglines 9oc
and $1.00.. These Goods have
all been largely reduced IN
price, and comprise the most
fashionable fabrics and new
est shades in the market
, 1870-11-20


:: During each Of the Kellogg concerts the
]. A. C.. 4. has generously treated tho
audieuces 70 fned ouions. There has bean I
faint, gentle, subdued odor Of onions on the
main aoos: = well'defined odor In the flint
gallery and very loud one In the upper
gallery, as il pcsaibiy the onions we.c burn;f,r.
and to tneh An extent that e.an thoso xondaT-
tul apostles and pAt1itrchs on the roof seerned
to ee turning mp their noeea in boly hor1ur.
An ready to tako oath that Elijah. Ia bis
chariot Of fire, actually s1ore in Hebrew TO that
ntSa 9ctee "lth ne astonishing hind legs. one
OF which Is two feet and the other two m,lee
ioos, In vain endeavor to drive out Of the
smell. New, 1t may be possible thst there
le scme occult crnuection between cninns M
music. Onions have uca1es; 20 has rnu.M.
Unions have strength; 70 has MUSIC, Onions
a. ato fearful; 60 u music. onions belong to
eociated With the asphoaels The onion {ionr.
ishes best u the driii;, 80 does nrsc. Thn
oElon needs warmth; 60 does uus,c. f)uions
very often gets into stew musicians aiysys
90. Ihe uatiFe country Of the onion is IN
eds1aa; 20 ~ that OF music; md both CONE
Il may be possible that The +. n. C. A. !.
unfolding nav science in this application OF
| culinary smells TO music. ~
As hotbor Moody has now returned. /
would soEgest to him that it IL worthy Of his
Wagner md 1iazt claim that theT can AZ.
press !deas, emotions, and sentiments b,
MuticA tones, md saverl uufoFtun.te x,ronls
| hAHe gene to lunatic asylums In tho epdes5ol
| to comprehend It. II such things aro DOS
si1le, however, it IL equally possible ihz1
logs nu.ie ST. e9es isht esst 70 % r. T,tn a;a ke
oh! 80 teass,~ y Tho SILVER Iinise
Heart my Heart why Iii this sadness. -, IL
fe" more Of that sort Of tunes, and vstcl
the effect. '~A
1
, 1870-11-20

pHtEA u &A4&Y N&A&a0 R&A V1124QGQ&90 Will
tuo tesnt bias -douneea Of the sazne, With
talf.inch hsmd On the lover edge,-tha bot
tom douncc seven inches deep, the upper one
ei1 the heading Of each = bias band OF ai1k,
three inches vide, and N upright box-piai.iu8
ordouble nIk, two And \ half inchAe in width,
aG1lnet the akirt, md the plaits drawn down
over tho bands in ecanops or Eaves Of silk,
forming novel and beautifm gaxnisure. No
overeEft; abort, strnGnt E4cque Of L5uEa
velvet, edged with band OF dark; sahae,
twenty inches vide, with nAuo~ bands On the
eleeves. A snl1 ruchs OF thread lace It the
neck and small sable boz complete the toilet
xraESH.
The following is \ description Of costume
worn by the woman who, for the past Hfteea
years, has set the faahion to Europa; Who has
ruled over territory which Is bounded By no
grcss rnatet1l frontie.s; md Thoee kingdom
no aubitIoEs stranger has ever attempted 70
dispute: A black z;1k dress With : ee5iee Of
yelyet aounces; plan black velvet pelenn~ ;
tiny Spaniah hst Of black st16w, and m
elaboTatelr coiled aad twisted Tef Of whita
E1uze, making ha1o around the loyely face
! dainty white sunehAde, aud cu1ionsly
wrought stick Of ebony, with which abe guides
her d1inty footsteps, compose tbs toilette Of
Her ex-MaiestJ Of Franco
The celd weather Of she past few dhYH has
had the effect Of bringing out any number o1
costumes Of Telvst md cloth Ihs prevailing
fashiuu in the garniture Of theae IL straight
band ct fur, ft0m one to four inches In width,
Of AlaskA md Hudson By sable, o. fne
ra1Tow rolling brim, are xuzn With fur
trimmed dresaes; made entirely of fur. Il
correspond; OF with soft, velvet ctowns, TIL
hrim edged With tiny strip Of fur, instead oi
1aee, and ornamental With Jet bucflca ant
lc<x,s Of thick 9ros grain ribbon. Or dark gree1
md black pheasants' wings. The new process
Of penciling fu1s Ia most valuAo1e and I'm
poltant discovery. No dye Ia used, and ye
Old aablcs, faded to . light yellow, are Re
TUNED to dark. rich, sloesy bfuxn, the soft
| ness and fullnesa Of the fur preserved, ant
| the pelt unchanged in color or TEXTURE Th
hetd Of the house in London whera this won
| dctful transformation Il effected. writes to
| lady in this city thAt ber faded aah1es could b
made to resemble crown ash1s- 70 closaly tbs
no one but m e1pert could detect them; bu
that, to produce tho black 1tfipe, oQua forti
| muat be- e5uployed; the use Of which IL attend
With nexu q lsas injury to the fur. ~
| FE7-FhozIz,
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niuop OF paoet street costumes md NI1p2- @
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ritIop OF paoet stsset costumes md N11pa. On.
Caahnazp, tha t1ttQaaatng "a arranged 70 siuu-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Shaking and Burning.

1t is not necessary to journey from the tropics to
Alaska in order to experience the extremes of heat and
cold Thousands undergo all the Inconvenience of this
thermomerical change every day or every other day
the may lie, without the trouble of moving over
the Threshold word with these involuntary shakers
What they doing to expedite their return to Il
medium temperature to break the chs and Danish
the fever: Are they dosing themselves with quinne,
thereby imperng the soundness of their bones and
impairng the vigor their brains and system
Some OF them are Doubt but not the majority Of
them il is believed. The value of lIostcttss Stomach
Bters Il harmless and certain specific for fever and
ague understood and appreciated in all parts Of the
country where ntermtents prevail. The residents of
such localities begin To take it early in the spring
protection against the niasma by which they are sur
rounded; not all Of them, perhaps, for blind a'lher
to is the specially of some people hut the
greater number.
If there is any fixed fact in therapeutics. it is this
that the Bttere are far better safeguard against all
the varieties of periodic maadies produced by unwh"lc
some calculations than any drug compound i'll the
made with all due respect to the faculty, but being
important truth and that nearly the health
of large settlements in various parts of the country and
indeed of the public at large it is mace frarlessly
Founded ample and unimpeachablc testimony it
deies dsproya
To break up chilli and fsSers well prevent them,
there is nothing reliable this wholesome vegetable
restorative. may 7. lSI0-lm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-28
DIED.

WORRELL.-In this county, on the ped
inst, of consumption, Lewis N. Worrell,
of Delaware county, Pa, aged 35 years.
BRICKLEY-On May l4th, 1870. ANDREW
Buckley, of Pennington, this county.
aged - years.
The above deceased was extensively
known in the neighborhood in which he
resided, having been IS years on the
sane farm and in the same house in which
he died. He was highly esteemed for his
kind and oblising disposition; and l but
express the sentiments of the whole COM
munity when l say that his loss will be
felt and seriously regretted Having lived
a number of years as neighbor to him,
can unhesitatingly say, without meaning to
disparage other kind ones, that he was the
very best it ever was my privilege to live
beside. j. w. c.