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Passed Through Hell Gate,
Shipping Notes.

The Hamburg American Packet line steamship silesia,
Captain au:man win leave the compauys pier Hoboken,
to-day, at O'Clock Pm, for Plymouth Cberbourg and Ham,
burg.
The 1nman line steamship oity of Mauches.rr Captain
Phillips VIII leave pier No Is North river today at O'Clock
Pm, for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The Cunard line steamships China, Captain Macaulay, and
Palmyra. Captain Watson will depart from their pier at
Jersey City tomorrow for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The Williams Guon line steamship Colorado, Captain
Freeman viii be despatched from pier 46 North river
morrow, O'Clock PM for Queenstown and Liverpool
The Anchor line steamship Iowa. Captain ovenstone will
leave pier 20 North river Tomorrow noon for Glasgow
The steamboat Josephine reappeared the Staten Island
ferry yesterday morning. looking very handsome and
tracing great attention Within the past months she
has been thoroughly repaired in machinery with
boilers, pilot house, saloon her after DECK
ped, recaked and remetaed and newly upholstered The
Josephine win hereafter in connection with the Staten
Island Railroad her first trip the city being from
yanderbs Landing the arrival OF the Perth Amboy and
To,tenve morning ain Return trips exclusively for rail-
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Cusl's DAUGHTERS IN COUNCIL.
The sallew Lssasers 70 Have IN Example
from the Wonea.

from the Wewea.
Yesterday afternoon a large number OF CUB an
aides met in one OF the parlors OF the 81 julien
Hotel for the purpose Of devising means whereby
they can eject something Ike concert OF action
among the ladies OF New York. regardless Of nation
ality who are favorable 90 the cause OF cuha. Nrs
Fernandes presided and Mrs. Emilia c. De yraverde
acted as secretary. During the meeting the ladies'
decided 70 give theatrical performances tn spanish
and ere long. the principal actors IN which VIII be
CUBAN ladies and gentlemen. They also propose W
solicit funds for grand fair In aid of the cause 70
be held on the sth of september next II they are
successful IN raising tue necessary funds thty pro
mise 70 make the faif q grand success They VIZ
introduce one OF its principal features shooting
gallery for the ladies, and they declare that Y
the many Cuban men now oiiering about New fofk
city win not go back 20 Cuba and take cp afins IN
her defence they will
They say New YORK n FUN OF Cuban men. who
loter about the hotels. wriie g00d deal 0f soun.
combe' 10 tue papers talk of what they can do and
have done, abise the Administration fOf - c0nrse;
but none of them ever think of going back 20 the
island and there assist the struggling patriots 20
throw or the CALLING yoke ~ tyranny which Span
IN trying 10 hold them under.
The meeting adjourned at four O'Clock. 20 meet
again next saturday, al the same time and place,
when they hope TO meet al the lsiies q New YORK
who are friendly 10 the cause of Cuba.
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WAsT1NaToN.
ooSTi sUEp FROM THIRD PAGE.

% ss aas .Ae 30
The imported respectively after that day.
UNIFORM TAX on TOBACCO.
= Mr.. KEroHAN, trep.) Of New York, presented the
petition OF forty citizens OF Poughkeepsie, N. T..
manufacturers and dealers IN tobacco, for uniform
tax OF sixteen cents per pound on all manufactured
REVENUE INFoRxERs
Mr.. DAVIS presented the petition OF Nessrs.
Brown Brothers Co.. 4. d. Morgan 4 Co., and sew
eral hundred other merchants and importers OF New
York. for law 10 prevent the arbitrary seizure OF
books and papers, and TO abolish the system OF In
formers, and for other improvements ol The internal
ana external revenue laws.
The House then, at four O'Clock, went into Com
mlttee OF the Whole, Mr.. CULLoA in the char, on
THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL
Tne pending Question was on an amenaiaeas asa oay
oil letter carriers 81 100 u year.
The amendment was opposed by Messrs Beck ana
Dawes, the latter stating that II was lle beginning
OF system for the increase Of the tarln.
Mr. MYERS argued In advocacy Of ms aliehntnenI'
and was followed on the same side by Messrs.
O'Neiil, Cox, and Judd.
After considerable discussion the a'hehaiheht was
rejected
On motion Of Mr.. FARSswoRTH, the letter carrier
system was restricted TO cities o! lorIy thousand
inhabitants and upwards
Mr.. SCHENCK moved 10 strike OUT the paragraph
making an appropriation OF l26o,0o0 for the pay OF
letter carriers which was rejected by vote Of 60
Mr MYERS offered an amendment approprIaung
500, 600 for the uniform OF letter carriers.
The CHAIRMAN decided that II was out OF order.
no part OF the appropriation for stamped envelopes
shall be used, except for supply sufficient to last
hereafter 20 be made with the lowest bidders, on
samples to be furnished by the Postmaster General
He said that there had been some irregularities IN
the letting OF contracts not rejecting, however, on
the fidelity and integrity Of the Postmaster General,
who acquesced in the propriety of making new con-
tracts.
The amendment was agreed to.
The committee then rose and reported the bin to
the House. and 1t was passed.
sERvILE LABOR CONTRACTS.
Mr.. SARGENT introduced bin 10 prohibit con-
tracts for servile labor, which was referred.
The House then, at five O'Clock, took recess till
halt past seven O'Clock this evening, the session to
be for general debate exclusively
Evening Session.
The evening session-Mr. ARNELL in the chair
was occupied in the delivery OF speeches by Mr..
Cox against the Congressional policy OF reconstruc
ton; Mr.. Winchester against The Air Line Railroad
bill; Messrs Beatty and Clark, OF ARKANSAS on the
subject OF land grants and Mr.. Hoar in support OF
his Uiii to establish system OF national education.
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ExEcuJoRs' SALE
NXECI1Oks kALE
at auction,
by NJ. THOMAS a SONS. Phitadeiphis,
June II. at " O'Clock NJ.

June II. at " O'Clock NJ.
To Capitalists, Tanners. Coal and Lumber Dealers.
For sale, to close estate
OF the most valuable
6as Goa and Hemlock Timber
Properties
In the State oi Pennsylvania, known as the
Canoe Run Estate
located between Cameron and Emporium,
Cameron county, Pa
the line OF the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad which ira
the property and at the terminus Of the Buffalo and
Washington Eaiiro lO miles from Buffalo ~ Y, and
also traversed by branch Of the Susquehanna river.
This consists Of about 1000 and undeaid
with II feet Of superior workable btumnous and
coal feet feet and three feet Ia thick
for insyection and 10 covered with valua
bic growth OF hemloek and other timber There is also
the properly superior and shinge mills, with all app
for manufacturing lumber built within costing
upwards Of $4,000 This property ia now offered and must
ton, Tuesday June IA next, AT ~ O'Clock NJ, by NJ
Thomas sons. at the philadelphia Exchange"
For pamphts msps and further particulars apply 10 L. H.
SIMPSON CO. % broadway. room Al, New York city,
10 ~ THOMAS SONS, Auetioneers, i5s South Fourth
street, Philadelphia.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JIsr 6, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship Franconia. Bragg. Porand--J y AmeS
Snip Susan l. Fitzgerald Cramey, sayznnah-Murray,
Ferris a Co.
Bark Amaranlb tNG), Won Hagen, Quebec chas Lung
Co.
Bark scotias Queen tBr. Grant, Pictou, Ss-I Dewof
Co.
Brig Mary Thayer, Tyler, Marseilies-Jas Henry.
Brig Ann (Brl, Fiory, Gibraltar.
schr Kate Wentworth Mead, Cenfucgos-Nller Hoagh
ton.
Schr Eva Lewis Lewis, Harbor Island h J Weinberg.
Schr Miranda, Hardy, Baltimore VIM Chalmers.
Schr A Hendricks, Greenlaw, aangor-R y Buck Co.
schr Capela, Taylor, Rockland-P Neyius Sons.
Schr Volunteer (Br). Burgess, - &C hnox.
Schr Thos Fitch, Hamilton, -.
Steamer Tacony, Nichols, Philadelphia
Steamer Monitor, Jones, Philadelphia.
Steamer A Sinners, Lenny, Philadelphia.
Steamer Annie, Haines, Wilmington, Del
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The following is list of the cities In the State,
with their population according to the State census
THE PRINCESS sDl1HA GILBERT m0sTE2.
Her Appearance at Police Headauartel

Her Appearances at Police Headquartcfss
Last evening coach drove up at Police Headquar.
ters ana from it aghted the Princess Editha Gilbert
Montez who claims to be daughter OF Lola Monez}.
accompanied by lady friend and the special ofiicer
stationed at the Astor House. She had been sent to the
building by Mr.. Stetson, to whom she is indebted to
the amount of seventy six dollars. 1t is also claimed
,nat she is insane and subject to epileptc fits. The
lady was arraigned before Inspector Jameson, when
expressed her intention oil settling her indebted
at once, and denied most emphatcally that she
was insane. she claimed to be daughter OF Lola
Montez by the King Of Bavaria, and claims also the
title Of Countess Of Landsfeldt, which her mother
her insane and by the advice OF the Inspector she
was taken back TO the Astor House TO await further
deyeiOpments
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SERIOUS sIABeke AsFs.f.

Al about nine O'Clock last night Joseph King, a
carpenter entered the lager beer saloon OF Fredccs
schraaer, at last street and Eighth avenue ana
demanded drink. A. he was already inioxi
Gated the barkeeper refused 10 give han
any drink. King thereupon made AN At
tack upon the bafkeeper aud WAS beat
ing him when Schrader entered the pace
and, interfering 10 save his harkeeper ordered King
TO leave the place. King tnen attacked schfader and
stabbed him three times In the breast aud twice m
the face nnictlng dangerous wounds. King was
arrested by olcer Fisher, 81 The TfirtysecoDd pre-
cinct and locked mp. Schrader was attended b a
doctor at the station house and Lnen taken home.
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GRAND PARK.
comprising 40 estates, consisting OF
ace Acres of drst class Lands.
10 Que body, the beautiful Highlands Of westcheser
county, N. ", to be sold at
public auction.
In siy sub-dyisions.
desirable Village Lots and
handsomely improved Properly.
This property situated harbor 20 miles from the
City AL the line OF the New York and New Haven Rail
romsn,c hssnas of samafonecs and seSsdae three and
hall miles and comprses the hnssi body Of anes IN The
coarty besic,s the tory honese@ds twenty new ornate
ysl.a houses wil se erected
Ftsensire lanades, wide boulevards
aud haudsone avenues
row IN process Of
construction
,vLLAeE LoTs win be 50 hy lse feet and VILLA
ever offered 10 secure trsi class,
ACCESSIBLE. ECONOMICAL. ELEGANT HOMES
SALE wil he rostye and without reserve " per cent
down, haance 10 three years
SALE OF FIRST scspIyIsIoS VILLAGE PROPERTY.
isO VILLAGE Lors,
WIN Place
JUNE ie ls7u. os rEE GROUNDS.
iras ssss.tpsle % ssw yors sss ssw hsvsI
For fafb uiorn.llon a,sergsi,s p1nphs" Apply 70
o,.kshw oasDshw WI. wlLsan' s,, ss,na.sv.,SYo,
;cTsscs ! SiLItE !. .....~.,...,.
piA"Es Co. Ma q Pin. stree, and
MALLORY BLACKWELL,
kverias Posi- Building.
Auctonesrs
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The Cnbnn Representative Denies the Re
ported Bribery.

AVE" IOhk, JUUt % lofVs
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
l have read with great displeasure a despatch
dated at Washington and published In the ErenfnQ
Post OF to-day, asserting that persons who claim TO
have acted in the interest OF the Cuban have
attempted TO offer brbes for the recognition OF bel.
ligerent rights. ! wish TO express publicly that
neither who am the only representative OF the Gu
ban republic IN tDis country, nor any one acting
under my authority, have attempted 10 use any
such means of corruption as are mentioned in the
aforesaid despatch, which Is characteristic report
set In circulation by enemies thwart the move
ment which seems now to be so earnest in washing
ton In our iavor. remain. sir, yours respectfully,
JOSE MORALES LEMuS.
The New York herald., 1870-06-07

IIYArTs LiFE sALsAn fERfECTLy cURED MR.
IL wnDsm sprnssr. ix brpoms street, of Infammsory
Rleuustsm. of character thai he became de-
ranged Ne could IN MS hand " be head Goa
rnsd 10 his during three months
HYATTs LfFE hALsAM cured Mr. Jossph Flanagan, Is
Mott street, o. hsrear. seFo'a lie 90 badly Affected
60 the Medical Coege ~ have his
tafed He friend there recurn ended The LAfe
Bnsar, ~kch cured tfis terrshs the b.
Ebe eunatsu NJ. Thomas West, keyp0rt New Jersey,
painfully tortured wnh Kh~unatsm eighteen
years. when he ~ss ensy ~ lyaigs Life Bssam
by the Iife BAlssu.
Principal DEPOT 3sf Grsna street
Sold BY Drl.gisix
ono dollar psr bottle, or .iI for Eve collars
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eraton with great force; but when II was reported
back TO the Senate for action from the Comniuee on
FOREIGN Relations 20 which IL had been REFERRED IL
was nodded to such degree as TO be scarcely re-
cognizable.
cause were introduced, but votes upon them were
never oo,ained, and the lobby found the opposition
much stronger tnan anticipated. Still they did not
dasnaiy or abandon their work. large quantity OF
pamphlets were distributed over the country favor
ing the speedy recognition Of the Cubans in which
were enclosed blank petitions to be signed and sent
TO Congress- asking that body, by appropriate egts
iation to render the Cubans this important service
Thus the parties who had had this contingent nte-
rest In the Cuban bonds by the aid OF a few pur-
chased correspondents here, created fictitious Feet
ing throughout the United States. The exact
amount OF the bonds distributed among these cor.
respondents is not known but 1t is estimated at
$780, 900. The correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Press alone received more than $4,000, and the
correspondents OF two other Philadelphia papers
and OF one Boston paper received large sums
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MISCELLANEOUS.

UCTIoN GOODS AT A BARGAIN.
Having bought Of the stock OF the late firm Of
T. Hanghwow& Co.. am now selling siyer.plated Ware,
Cutlery, kegcrstors Cooking Utensils, China and Glass
other House Furnshingtioods prices that would
sh Danes Come ALL Prices marked in plain
figures EDWARD ID. BASSFORD,
Cooper Institute.
A NOTARY PUBLIC, ALWAYS IN; ALSO COMMIS
n Of Deeds for State. and Passport Agent
Law documents prepared ia English Spanish.
FREDERICK l. KING, Counsellor at Law,
S63 Broadway.
CONSUMPTION REMARKABLY CuRED.--CoNsUMP-
~ cured forms, in all but last In
carnbe Coughs Worst Liver Diseases Chest Diseases leading
20 Consumption. DR.. CHAPLAIN 1876 East Foreth
Consalied only Mondays and Thursdays between and
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MO MORE NEDlcINE.-se.ao0 CURES WITHOUT
IN drugs. ~ DtbAkkYS deiictans kevAenta fgod, "
Dysnepss Consumption Constipation, DArhA, Al iiopu.
ders TOPICS o. cures neadns BE Honss. ne fope he
MsrchOness OF bhan, kel srnt free IL uns one pound
81 & twelve sic Also the Reseenta Chocolate ~ " per
packet ID. DrbARRY CO, iG wA.iams street Mes
YORK, and az ali dTugxss and groccrs' every where
ryHoMAs r. AGNRw g60 GREENWICH sIRrET,
il New YORK has Reduced fhe gTicce Of feas. CDgres
Sugars Flour al of uFcccrics M0assds aad Pro
Visions 10 tLs gold standard.
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SHIPPING NE VS..
Almanac for Now York Dav.
OCEAN STEAMERS

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK ron Tuy
MONTHS OF JUNK AND LILLY.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship City Of Brussels (Br Kennedy Liverpool Nay
o hnp &c. nS de-
s.a y Gs a % 81 g I'D
steamship Nemesis, bound E. '''' 90 " ~
9asensown ssh with mdse and SIS passeDssls @ To-
Steamship Geo Cromwell, clapp New Orleans May 2s via
oau G sSps % S Ss s4 h rd4s M.s . ss
S same day @ Of Cap, Cape Haeras
steamship De Soto MORON, New Orleans May a. via Ha
1 Co. '1A' . ''N'' anu pA'''Ns'''' '''n'
Key West 3is with mdse and passengers, Mallory
w %:s ssn ns % "a
ms..
and to Thomas HOmes sor;o CO with a..
passenger TO the Ola Dominion Steamship Co.
& sns a b @
mds. apa passengers. to Geo B Merrlcf. -
ase. ssn e EsnasG n s a.
@ 81 eAIs Ap % A%a % e es
the sh,ship beng unable pilot q .he
s 0s ssf s e s: % the
the passage in the extraordinary time Of So days.
ses
Co. Has been 2 days Of Georges with light winds and
shg Henry sNe> Vessels Bremen, A days with ma.s a.
Nantucket with light winds and fog. Had 2 births and
ssrs annie Gray et Bask:p9 Gnn asy.n,
way spoke schr Knight from Port au Prince for Prov
AsSs Clifford S5 st0es0n snsspo,s rsS
SaRs % sod asy s. ne
's s.
adys with fruit and psssensers 70 2, sherman .,..
O b.
raar April 3 Was 10 days Of Haiieras with light winds
Brig M,ly CNGl. Knuh, Bahia, 80 days., via Hampton
sHds asy VIZ rs5s and Kirkland Won
Brig Nancy SBr Putnam Cow Bay, 70 days. with COAL to
Brig Kate Foster Haraden, Mibrdgo 10 days, with lum-
schr Adelaide Br TSomas Earacabo Is days. with cof
fee to Pavensted Covessel to Pension Co june s.
Of Barnegs' spoke brig Pedro, from Jacksonville for New
BonaiIe IA days, with SALT to Burde,t Pondvessel 10
to Jonas Smith Co The bound to Queenstown
Put into this port to repair having May 81 s Ion T. en-
and ps % blown agay ansa and
strokes an hour.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Gaucus Walden from Boston for New York,
sshr Mary Shields Weeks Gardiner days. for New York.
scSr ra Sheridan MuTphy Ta River for New York
Schr Sarah Maria, BUSHNELL Norwich for Elizabehport.
Schr Maria Fleming, Williams, Norwich for Rondout.
Schr Helen RUSSELL hehaney Portland, CT, for Phiade
pha
schr stancline, rrayne, Portland, G, for New York.
Schr Mnnehaha, Sanders, Portland, Gt for New York
Schr Robt Smith, Basen Portland, CT for New York.
Sohr Wave, Warwick Hartford for Trenton.
scsr Sarah Jane sel.ey New Haven fGT E,ses.hpo
Yach, Phantom Comssock New London Island
Yacht Palmer, Rogers New London for New York.
Yacht Rambler, Smith, New London for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg New York for Portland.
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MIkCELLANEOy,s.
PRoGRAMNE

PRoaRAAxE .ta.
CENTENNIAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL
Monday June i8 Tuesday, June ID Wsanssdsv luna IL
Thursday June TO- Friday June and saturday Jape 10
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ososD sosBAy YsEgsSss EySSISS 'ys5 "A ,ss

Thursday, June is Friday June Il ana sssrd.y Jsse
os9sB a9sBAE IszssSsSL sEss|SSL L'Yss FsSdslssss A
SYMPHONY ThE y osa9f Classic ossssrssss
THREE HUNDRED AMP rs FIFTY SELECTED fssrnu-
GRAND ARIA AND caoRALr.
"lnnamau' ss1Sp MApaMs xs''f 'Hoss'sa
THE ENTIRE GRAkD c6nsisE6 CHORUS
THE ORGAN cRssn and is; osns.kE. SEsHJ ORCHESTRA.
'' III II II hSqIss MI ss%sD SSHsISES sSssS
PART SECOND. voxwv,,v
FIVE w. HHSpsEe fSHsE SSsH. yIss5 xISSS6sL
LEr THE ssa2 skASR esE1 Gfsr:. oes.o handed
MADAME PAREPA.Ko
GRAM ouo.r. M. M. ~ SssvekIE. u..,v,.
" THE % coNsINEbb CHORAL SOCIETIES. sas
ias 4 ssssas. SsSas
THE ENTIRE EARAME doR1 fAEERAHiq s9UAIips cHons and
THE GREAT oRcaEsTs1, sHFR CHORUS
AA DNHn TIE .GnEci GIEcfsic sdS ARTILLERY
sAsp sAs pa1HHHsAs CARL fasAaH. aasH
p 5. GILMORE.
gramme, presents all the conductorshe Great Choral
Organization the Great 0rchesrawith hitting Patrs
Admission for this OCCASION. One DolArs
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE a.
GSANR ak6HnsTRAL SpEEHTPIkS, Pk3,dsxSAE. ShokAE AND
PART FIRST
SECOND sYMPHoNY-BEETHovEN.
THE aRANp Ora @ SENTEHN&IAL M M & FEsTLyAL ORCHESTRAL
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PART FIRST.
SELECTIONS FROM THE
SECOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
HE GRAND CENTENNIAL FESTIVAL ORCHESTRAL
THANKS BE TO GOD" (MENDELSSOHN),
BY THE GRAND CHORAL SOCIETIES,
HE GRAND ORCHESTRA AND COLISEUM ORGAN!
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A Body ana Mind Disease.

Such dyspepsia. The stomach and tho brain
arc too intimately allied for tho ono to suffer
without the othcr, so that dyspepsia md dospond.
ency arc inscparnblc. It may ho added, too. tim,
irritation OF tho stomach Is almost in vnriubly &C.
companicd by irratition ofthc temper.
The invigornting and tranqulizing operation
or Ilostettcr's Bit'crs is most powerfully dcyel.
orcd in cases Of indigestion. Tho first effect of
This agreeable tonic is comforting and encourng
ing. A mild glow pervades tho system, tho
chronic uneasincss in the region Of tho stomach
is lcsscnca, and tho nervous rcstlossncss which
chnractcrizes tho disease is abntcd. This i'm.
pr0voment is not transient. 1t ia not succeeded
ny tho return Of tho old symptoms with supcrad.
dcd forco, MS IL always tho case ;YheH unmu,iica.
tcd stimuIants nre given for tho comrlnint
Ench uusc seems 10 ihpnrt II permanent ncccs ssinp
of hcnIthiul invig0ration. But This is not nil.
Tho aperiont and nntibiious propertos of tho
preparation aro scarcely secondary in importanco
to its tonic viriuc.. Ifihcre is IN oyc,D,,v of
hilo the secretion is suon L.rnmhi within pror.r
Limits, and IL the bilrury urgnl j. iner: and Tor
pid IL is tonrI and regulated The cfEc. unun
DO disehais sing organs is equally saiutnry. md
in cn'cs al constipation tho cntlInr,ic oction is
just sLNl"i"pt to produce tho defirea result grad
unlly and without poin. The Filters also pro
in"ti i'raiihy ovnp"fatio lrViu t.v ur..rs which
10 Particularly dU.:r'ic Vt; hi. svas,u Whom .uJ
den spells u: raw, unpleasant Weather arc MT
to 9hSck tho natural purspirntion and produce
cohjes'i"n of the liver, o"ugbs, and colds. The
bssi s"/"vmard against aN disense. is bodiy pivoy
and this the grcat Vegetable restorative csseni-
nlly promotes.
Nov o-ym
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-
SINGULAIk ia BLEAU OF DEATH IN
a TENT.

About three weeks ago, there passed
over Fort Suily terrible thunder storm
and in it old yellow Hawk, au Indian
pcddler gave up the ghost On the day
following the storm, a party of men
happened to run upon q. little canvass
tent pitched upon the river bunk. There
was no signs Of Iifc about it, and one Of
the men, out of curiosity, went to it,
and lifted the canvass door and stepped
in. There, in Que end of the tent, sat
Yellow Hawk, erect ana rigidias a stat.
urc, with his eyes wide open, and one
hand firmly grasped on dog aud
the dog standing on bis loro legs, and
partly sitting on bis launches, staring
wildly in the same direction as his mas
ter, while on the other side Of the dog
the wife OF yellow Hawk, resting upon
her elbow on the ground, and s,aring
in the same direction that the other
occupants Of tent were gazing. The
man was incxpressibiy terrified by the
spectacle, and his first impulse was to
ran; but there was something so wide
ly strange in their eyes and in tho gen.
eral expression, Of their featnres, that
he was bound 10 the spot. Not mus.
&c Of their faces moYad, aul they held
their positions like statucs--thoy were
dead
1t is presumed they were killed BY
lightning during the Storm of the pro.
yious night; still there was no evil
dcnoc that their death was caused in :his
manner. Their features bore an cxprcs.
sion of intense foar, but there wcro no
signs Of tho lIghtniug's work about
them, or about tho tent. Thoy were
buried Oh tho spot whsro they wcro
found by tho Indians ~.Siou1 Ciy
(Iomo) Times.
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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-11-02
ECONOMY and comfort in RuildIna

Thcse carr only bo studied ontl secured by pay
ing proper attention to tho tnishimg OF building
There many houses in our country whose
windows, without glass; and beavy woolcd shut.
ters, cost moro than snsh and venotans, and
whose gloomy woodon ooiiing arc moro cxpcn.
sivo thnp whitcwashed plaster Oh laths. If you
nre going to build, and wish your house to bs
comfortable ut email cost, you should not fail to
write for plan and estimate Of finishing to Mr..
p. p. Toalo, Charleston, S. c.. tho lnrgost man.
ufaeturer of doors, sasho blinds, lnouldinga, &C.,
in the Sonthcru States.
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