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70 death her bed Sunday night By the overturnint
OF lighted candle.
PArERsoS-6amnel Watson and Joseph nussy. psse
ners quarrelod yesterday when Nuzzy struck Watson
on the head with 9 bar ~ iron, breaking his Jaw and
otherwise injuring him.. Tho Todd Rafferty, Guards
made an excursion 10 Newark yesterday morning. On
her return they received by their friends and con
quoted through the streets by tOrchligbt
GiAssBoRO. -Trains running on the West Jorsey
RAILROAD from hantua station ~ this place It In thought
That the Bridgeton end Of the road will be finished By
January
VSELAND.-The new railroad from this place 10 Atsiou
via WiDslow, IA In running order.
CosIBERLANDTho population of this county IN "a a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

MP OLIVER cUARLICK NOT EXERTiNG IMPROPER
INFLUENCES IN THE ELECTION ALONG HIS
RAILROAD.
To Inc RAZOR Of The Trfbpne
SIR You mention my name in connection
with statement said to have been made by Mr. Pearsai
Of Suffolk assure you that order has been or will
be issued Of the kind described viii any be necessary
TO prevent any enploye the road voting for George
Csrmsn the candidate in opposition TO Mr. Pesrsah
Their knowledge OF Mr.. Carman and their own goou
sense will determine that part without interference from
any quarter. oo,e,o
had hoped that my severe illness ana long eonn
ment would have exempted from the vie flseOous
thai have frequently einnated from the same source
Doubt vrrv much IN this attempt al public notice VIII
secure NJ, C,nnu seat The Legislature, Oh increaso
his vote In the district. Very eHpo' 1phI YOU -,
Neu York Oct. %. 1910. " N"A"'"'"
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AQUATIC.

THE OCEAN RACE OF THE DAUNrLEso AND
sAPPHo-THE FORMER DEFEATED.
The long-expected race between the yacn's
Dauutess and sappho took place yesterday Ihe eo'"
narrative sizes OF the yachts are:
Nam,. LhIred ~ go $500
D,ontle.s.,.. j. g. Bennett, jr.......'.' ..aV go
ssprho..........w illsm Douglas. ...'..'''.z''
The race WIS Is miles to wiDdwsrd; the prize cup
valued al $3.50 The club rules were only adhereu " "
regard to canvas-Mr. Bennett having Wa'eu INC e.,
allowance of about minutes due the Dah'sos.
Tart was fving one. The tide was ha nou1 ,h
=, the northward; the wind six kDot breeze from W.
v. , rest The Dauntless got of In fine style Al sioo'
,oiowsd by the sappbo in about % minutes sailing
Ill ~, and the feature OF The race ont AZ
ld 70 nnntiess tnrked followed hve minutes later ny
~ Sannho both going the port tack and bearing
tho onpp H., iersy shore While the Ssppho carried
toW LOW ,,s al The Dauntless stood up the best. Al,
ov,ver seemed 10 bo unayatnS On the part OF
th. n tor JVal. ter. ncat The o.1 VI hd' seoOuu NA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

BASEBALL
THE GRAND MATCH IN NORTHUMBERLAND OF
THE MUTUALS.
The fine weather of yesterday, and the pros
pect OF good game induced about 5000 people 10 assem-
BILE at the Union Ball grounds the occasion Of the first
game OF the new series between the Mutual and Cncn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

Gen. r. C. Schenck, Gen. Max Woodruff,
formerly of his stafr Mr.. John T. DAILY Of New-York'
and Herr Stenhardt Tamil. Norwegian gentleman,
have gone West far Duluth the terminus OF tie
Northern Pacific Railway.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKgr-oor. rs

The demand fer Beef Cattle this week mneh bod rnoes
amounted rhoot 900 heal at
ranging from 7d8i ~ for good and s69o errsi
Cattle sold from 3e6ie
10, grov 49,.
snssrThere good nppy Of sheep and f. demand u~
head changed 5d5ic p H. 10 condition
HoGs-he demand Hogs brisk, and proes we're
rather t5O bead soh from 20 Sil sf W n
CowsTbere has been change hi. market i head <se s
al from 80 70 so y head, quality.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARK

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
LosDos z,i D. m.-Apencsn secartes qsiss RAs~ss
Stock. dull: Brc 49,,
LryEKPoor Oct a5-2 m-Isni IA cwt for Ameress
The the Lbres days 5000 quarters Of shA
II 900 quarters y American.
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MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note p,p~
W. ByxKDxLG, l04 PULTossr Old DUrcH CHURca
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MISUNDERSTANDING Greenvie N J.. Tsur~s,. Oct ~
BY Rev GRAY. VIM Brosdust jr to Adele daughter D the
late Chss L. Barnes all Of Brookiyn.
DICKBNSON-STOwOu Saturday Oct o. al First Pbyter
Church Bergen n j. By the Rev Dr. French Henry Dckenon
Fanny +. STOW.
GRAYDOy-LAWSON0n October q, 1870 Of tbs
Atonement BY Rev. DR. STEPHEN H. Tying ASSISTED Wn r.
s,bins william Grsydou Hannah c. Lawson all OF this e,y
MRUNRR-LASSALLE-O THURSDAY. Oct % by the Rev Ve-
Pans, France to Elisa third daughter co
Lsssalle Of this city.
An NOlle3 Of Marriages must be Endorsed uth MI
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ford. J. j. OFalIon. r. Morris. d. D. whers r. W Cam
erop and DenisOn II Crawford This was next day
opened 10 give Mr. Sanford opportunity to ncte Gov
with his extensive influence, 10 inaugrate movement
for the establishment Of Jockey Club In that state.
which always been distinguished for its love OF
raciDg The result the subscription OF UownersO
horses and with such a commencement GOV. Bowie anu
the influential gentlemen he called Ia his ala III tne Vr
nation OF a Maryland Jockey Club soon commenced .
formation OF q course The state contrputta
s25 OO and the City Of Baltimore S250O MT oahioIu,
who by originating the Dinner Party stakes was ,no
primary cause Of the construction or the track nv ba
more the winner Of the very race he instituted
Pools before the sold ~ follows: fOstr, siW'
Preakness $780, Ida Griscom s5 Eclptic, sD tinsse,
si5; Susan Ann $40 40 strong the desire 10 Dach
Foster that he started at 800 to $40 against the he
The starters were Foster. Eclptic, Prcakncss FIes
Nv Maryland Ida GrscOm and Susan Ann. Ida Gris-
com. Ny Maryland and Eciiptc, made the running for
quarter OF a mile. when Finesse took the lead anu
held 1t throughout The first mile run in 5li Fos-
ter being second Maryland third. aud Ecipnc fourth.
ON the backstretch. Hayward took Preakness ~ the
front and riding him with the admirable patience
that characterized his riding Lancaster IN the Saratoga
Cup Of 1851 he the race by length; Ecptc second
and Foster third Susan Ann fourth. head
behind Foster; Ida fifth. Finesse sixth. and My Mary
land followed up last. Time 3:s7I. The meheat race
for three Olds for OF $780, mile heats was
by Mr. Babcock's b. g. Conductor in three heats.
beating OrtOlan-wh0 won the 1rst heat-UanOyer, En-
sign Dennis Burns Hiliarty and Lady Terty. Conduc
tor the second and third heats Time 1904. l:5 1865.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

Umpire mr Ferguson Of the Atlantic Club lime game TWO hours
aud Eve minutes.
To-day the Red Stockings play the Atlantics
at PHILADELPHIA and they going to try their best 10
20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

the nomination OF the Hon. James 81. Marvin
approv,nss ss were passed unanimously
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HOME NEWS.
THK WEATHER..

THB WEATHER
Sxw-roRx. Hour Their. Bar WiuL HOnr Ther Bar. "iai
- 304SW. Oct 25-b CO BIB
II o. @2OSW. Q 81 J1li
gli6SW. III 81 1910
Reconsideration Lights from midnight Ia AIS q. m,
md from D. M to TO- In 1862 Oct o. thermometer at
a m $50 H. IN 45o: IL d. H., $50.
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

The October meeting of the Fleetwood AS
socation began yesterday and will be continued today
and The first match for $780, best
three in five, to wagons.
Match Race for $780, best three in Eve. 10 wagons
N Psterson's Summit.
The second race by Jack. in three straight
heats Before the first heat Coleman was the fayote IN
the pools scling-Coeman $780, Jack S. Lottery 81,
Field S26.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


Astor House-The Hon. Amos 7. Alderman,
Attorney General, the Hon. Gausha A. Grow OF PENN
the Hon. W. NJ. Ely Of Binghamton, and Gen. Hiram
Walbridge. =- st. Nicholas Hotel-Ex-GOv. H0ratio
Seymour OF Utica, the Hon. r. d. Rice OF Maine, Judge
j. w. Cummings OF Ohio. T. T. Jones. s,, Col. W az
ter Dwight OF Bng hamton the Rev. c. 8. Hutehns OF
Ruif,o and Thomas Dickson Of Scranton. - Breyoort
Uouse-C Commodore Inman, u. 5. NJ, Col D. d. Cameron
OF Harrisburg, Penn. and ioshde Hicomaro OF japan
- Clarendon Hotel-Mrs. Edward Thornton, wlfe OF
tbe British Minister and the Rev. Leighton Coleman OF
Penn. =- Westminster HOTEL. X Osgood ana fTOi'
/ n Wilcox OF Boston. $50 metropolitan Hotel-Sen-
at0r Harlan Of Iowa. and Gen. g. b. Dandy, u; ;. A;
York Hotel-Judge Boyce OF La, Col Nathaniel
Tyler OF Baltimore, and Ernest L. Inman Of Liverpool
- ST. James Hotel-Thc Hon. Il. NJ Madden OF
Middletown, N. Y, and James Forsyth OF Troy ~
Denis Hotel-Col Thomas Fitzgerald of The Philadelphia
City Item. 80 Hoffman House-Major-Gen. Hum
phreys of the Engineer Corps, u s. Al Prof Mallory OF
TRINITY College, Hartford; the Hon. Smith M Weed
Patsburgh, N. Y; John g. Vassar OF Poughkeepsle and
the Rev j. j. Tucker OF Troy. 49, Flfth-aye. Hotel
Bishop Clarkson OF Nebraska, the Hon Mr. Graves NJ
p England; the Hon. Jarvis Lord of Rochester, d. N.
Stanton Prof Brainard and Joseph Burnett OF Boston,
aud John l.. King Of Springfield
DEPARTURES.
Cen b. F. Butler, Senator Ames, and Secretary Robe
son left the city yesterday the latter for Washington;
MIR de Magalhaens, Brazilian Minister to the United
states will sail Europe in the steamship Cuba to day
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DIED.

An Notie, Of Marriages must be Endorsed wih MI
name and address.
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BASE BALL.

iay the race is for horses that have never beaten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

THOMAS A. LEDwITH FOR MAYoR-MAss MhEI-
ING AT APOLLO HALL-SPEECHES OF JIDuE
BARRETT, JUSTICE LEDWlFH, hR' bLONhN
THAI, ETC.
A grand mass meeting of the Regular
Democracy was held last night at Apollo Hail. corner
Twenty Broadway to rafy the nomination
Of Thomas A. Ledwth Mayor and to consider the que
ton of an City Government in opposition TO the
Ring Government OF Hall, Tweed, Sweeny & Co. Long
before the hour for opening the meeting the hall was
packed and when the time arrived perfect STORM Oh
applause greeted the notabes OF the evening as they
,,,k thsir MIA aces on the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-13
EDWARDSVIILE.
Especial despatch to the Times.


EDwARDsvILLE, KAN, Oct. 1l-All
trains East are detained nearly twelve hours.
Freight number ten, containing cattle was
thrown from the track one mile west of Ross
vile this morning, by the spreading Of the
track, and seven cars badly smashed up.
Five head of cattle were killed and great
many were turned out.
1t is reported that the Kansas Pacific Com
pany have decided not to locate their ma
chine shops at Lawrence but to establish
them further west
This place is improving rapidly and the
Leavenworth & Olathe Railroad engrosses
most ofthe attention Of the people. A drug
store is soon to lie established and fine grist
mill is about ready for operation. A Ma
sonic Lodge is being organized, and a Lodge
room will soon be built.
w. F. GOBLE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


EnArs FOE You've ME-, q Social Evils. and
the ProPrissy Or inPsopsiesy Of getting Married.,
With sanitary help ibr tAoss vho hi united 81
matzimoaial haPpines. ss.s ftce, ssalsd a.
velopes. Address, HOWARD ASS CATION,
Box p, Philadelphia, p. - 3ed&vln
System Run Dov1.
Pefsons often allow their systems to "run
down." or rather run them down BY over-vosA,
accompanied by . neglect Of the proper means q
invisoration. The result d what is called s'ekx-
kRAL DEBILnY," in other words, . failure and
partial collapse Of the physical lbrees, accompanied
usually, BY great depression Of spirits
The hest remedy in such cases is Hosaetter',
Stomach Bitters. Whether the state Of exhaustion
has been brought on by excessive physical labor.
dissipation, anxiety Of mind, exposure, or any
other cause, the remedial eject Of this great stom-
achic viii be found equally prompt and certain.
As restorative, after severe sickness has prostr,aed
the bodily and mental enesTies. 1t is pronounced,
BY competent medical authority, 1.-THE Best Tonic
in use." linen were not foolishly careless about
their health, and over confident in themselves,
they would always, when engaged in any work that
required great exertion, use corresponding mean,
Of sustaining their strength. For this purposs
Hostettcr's Bittes are invaluable. AL toile..
shosA use them Is an invisorant.
For those constantly employed in indoor ecu
petbns, especially In crowded vork,hops, they
may be reckoned as the very best safeguard Of health
Where there is predisposition to constipation, OF
= tendency to biliousness, they may Be truly said
to be specific for which there ID no substitute.
tu-th-sat&w
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Constipation, flatulence, Inward Piles. Fulnes~ Of
Blood To the Heal, Acility Of the StHnaeh,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food Fullness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour
Eructations, Sinking or
Fluttering At the Pit Of the Stun
ach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried or
Difficult BREATHING Fluttering at the Heart Chck-
ing or sutkcaiing Sensations when i'm Ly-
ing Posture, Dimnc>y Of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Dull Pain i'm
the Head, Deficiency Of Per-
sPiration, Yellowness Of the skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Rack, Chest,
Limbs, etc. Sudden Flushes Of Heat Burning In the
Flesh, Constant Imagining Of Evil, aud Great he
preston IL Sprits-all indicate disease II the Liver
or digestive organs, combined with impure blood.
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REpUsLrCAxCoUxrY CONVENTION

Re,,blican County Convention viii be held in
the CITY Of Ieasenworth on October 18th, at II m.
in Turner Hail. for the nomination Of the following
ofhcen:
County Attorney, Probate Judss, District Clerk,
supef;ptepdent Of Public instruction and thTet
Senatorh
Tie primary meetings will be held ut the follow
ing places for the election Of delegates and alter
mates: On ths 9th day Of October, 1870, in Inc
Townships at p. m. and in the Wards 1t p m.
Polls to be open two hours At least
First ward-At Chris Staiber's-
eecond wsrd-At Harmony Hall.
Third ward-At Letsa's Buiking.
Fourth ward-At Turners Hall.
Kje.apoo To snshp-At Cody Precinct.
Delaware To~n.hsp-At speer' School House.
Ea.toa Towa.ai2-At Rupp's mill.
Alexandra 7 ownship SpTinsdale.
STRANGER Townsh;p-At Joseph DOdge's
Ton.:rox:e Tovnship-At the School House in
Ton.anox;c.
Hga Prairie Tewnship-AtP ,iris School House.
Reno Township-At Reno.
She man Townshp-At Jsveifa
Paramount Township-At Paramount Station.
The following are The number Of delegates to
which ea Township and Ward is entitled:
Fist Ward, Z; Second waId, 4; Thru Ward, s.
Fourta Ward, z; Kickapoo, 2; Easton, 2; High
Prai-ie, 2; Stranger, 2; Fairmount, 1; Sherman,
1; Reno, 4; Tonganoxis, 3; Alexandria, :; Della
ware, =.
It is recommended By the Centrsl Committee that
each ..ir.ry meeting elect Central Committee FOL
the sns,' ng year, and that the Convention choose
Genial County Committee Of At least one from each
Ward and Township.
/, is also recommended that the primary meet Ing
nominee can ,idates for members Of the Lesisla-
ture, where lie Representative District iscomPosed
of one Township, and that Districts composed o.
more than one Township select their own time and
noce Of nominating.
Ii 10 also recommended that the voting be rird
soee and that no proxies Be admitted.
JOHN SCHOTT, Chairman.
q. ". II. MOORE. Secretary.
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POLITICAL.

Arrangements for Joint Discssssion.
The order of proceedings in the joint meet
ings agreed upon, shall be as follows:
At Atchison, the discussion shall be
opened by Judge Lowe, the opening speech
to occupy not over one hour, to be followed
by Hon. r. C. Foster, time not to exceed
~ hours. The discussion to close in speech
by Judge Lowe, not exceeding ! hour.
The other joint meetings at Topeka, Codn-
Gil Grove and Fort Scott are to alternate, Mr..
Foster speaking first at one and Mr.. Lowe al
the other places.
1t is desired that the local committees
make all necessary arrangements as to hall,
presiding officer, and other matters, so that
the meetings and discussions shall be orderly
and conducted with all the propriety due to
the occasion. THOs. p. FENLON,
Chairman Dem. State Cen. Com.
d. X. ANTHONY.
Chairman Rep. State Cen. Com.
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LAGER BEER.
Rev. r. Ttlt0m Of NeW.YOrl<. -. Rev.
ID. Fulton Of Boston.

Rev. r. Tflt0n Of NeW.YOrB<. -. Rev. j.
ID. Fulton Of Boston.
BosTON, Oct. 1.-THE friends of Rev.
Justin ID. Fulton having seen a published
statement made by Theodore Tilton, met at
the house of Geo. W. Chapman, with the Ex-
ec,tive Committee Of the Union Temple
Baptist Church, and by unanimous vote re-
solved to prosecute Tilton for libel. In this
connection thSfollowing card appears to-day.
''The statement made in the Brooklyn
Union, Of Friday, October 9TH, by Mr..
TiltOn, is unfortunate in two respects:
First, the letter he prints purporting to be
written byime is forgery; Second the declar-
alton he makes which follows the letter has
not the slightest foundation in truth.
(Signedl JUSTIN d. FUTON"
New YORK, Oct. 11.-Theodore Tilton
publishes in the Brooklyn Union this even
ing, with displayed heading, an article en-
titled "Rev. Lager Beer Fulton" including
an original editorial of the eth, a Boston
dispatch, of this morning, announcing libel
suit, and the following reply:
81 have the honor TO say, that when the
above libel suit Genes to trial, we'll known
and reliable gentlemen will make affidavit
that my statement in the Brooklyn Union,
concerning Rev. Justin Fultonis drinking
several glasses of lager beer, in a Bowery
saloon, On Sunday night, after preaching .
sermon, is true. 5
"Signed, THEo. TILroN.
Hon. j. p. Rect Receives His anal II.
sar0eelons-A 1i1ooafi ApP0iat0eot
Cancelled.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10-Hon. ]. p. Root,
of Kansas, lately appointed Minister to
Chill, vice Gen. Fitzpatrick, was at the State
Department and received his final instruc-
tons. He sails from New York the latter
part of the week. The President has directed
him particularly, to cultivate friendly rela-
tions with Chill, as il was the policy of the
administration to strengthe the bonds of
sympathy between the United States and all
the South American Republics to the fullest
degree.
The appointment Of Chas. N. Walker, a.
Assessor Of the Fifth Missouri District, has
been finally cancelled, and the present incum-
bent will not be removed.
Pardons for most Of the Fenian prisoneIs
will be signed this week. That of General
ONeiil viii head the list. The fines i'm
posed in some cases will be RENTED.
The Comptroller of Currency yesterday
authorised the following new bonds to begin
banking ut once: First National Bank, o.
tawa, Kansas capital $50, 900: Jacksonville
National Bank, Jacksonville, Illinois
capstal 500, 900. He also authorized the
of new hank 1t Burlington,
Iowa.
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HONOLULU.
HAWAIIAN TERRITORY INVADE

HAWAIIAN TERRITORY INVADED.
San Francisco, Oct. ia Honolulu
correspondence says that Commander Trux-
ton, of the war vessel jamestown, requested
Consul Adamstown to half-mast cOlors at the
Consular Office in respect to the late Queen
DOwager. AdamstOwn declined. having re-
ceivcd no official notification of the Queens
death from the United States Minister resi-
dent. Truxton Immediately ordered Lieut..
Cochrane, with guard of marines. to half
mast the flag by force, if necessary. The
orders were Obeyed, the Consul and Vice
Consul resisting. The Honolulu press in
dignantly pronounces the invasion Of Ha-
waiian territory by an armed force of the
United States as a high handed proceeding.
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A HANDFUL.-A very small quantity Of
wood or coal in a Charter Oak Stove will cook
plenteous meal for small family; for its
whole arrangement of hOt-air fues, oven,
ire-box, daniper, &C., is so planned as to
conserve and apply all the heat generated
directly to the cooking food, without permit
ting it to escape up the chimney.
Gdsw1
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(d&w]

A MEETING will he held in the TWEEN
tieth District, at Paramount Station, on
Tuesday October 18th 1870, at o'clock p.
m. to nominate Representative in the Leg
islature. &c. FIELDS,
wtd rs. TOwNE,
District Committee
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ITALY.
CONrRIprrIoNs TO SUPPORT THE ror

CONTRIBUTIONS TO SUPPORT THE POPE.
LONDON, Oct. ia Berlin correspond
ent of the Times sends by telegraph state
ment that Italy is about to invite the States
having Catholic subjects to contribute to the
support of the Pope.
WHAT THE ENEMIES OF THE POPE DECLARE.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1O-A Florence des-
patch to the World says: The enemies Of
the Pope declare that he shall be stripped of
everything, and he, with his priests, cardi-
mails, and nuns are to he sent to Asia or AZ
rica
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BY process recently discovered, have been able
to obtain from the bark Of the Wild Cherry tech
nically the Prunus viryniani an extract which has
been pronounced by the Pharmaceutical S,riety Of
London and Berlin possess more of the virtues Of
this invaluable tree than any other ever presented
to Them One single teaspoonful Of Edward Will
der's Compound Extract Of Wild Cherry contains
more Of the active principle Of the Wild Cherry
than any other preparation contains in
wine glass full. To this extract is
added other ingredients derived from the
vegetable kingdom, which give an efficiency activ-
ity, and power to thi, remedy which justly entitIe
it to he called the Destroyer Of Coughs Colds, Ca
tarrhs, Iarangitis, Asthma, Influenza, and Group.
Not one Of these affections can withstand it. They
yield instantly to its magic power Besides these
diseases, it is invaluable in Pneumonia and Pleu-
risy. In Bronchitis, acute and chronic, it is I'M
falling, and in the cough Of Consumption it affords
relief which no other remedy is capable Of doing
In its composition summed up all the ingredi-
ents necessary To effect PERMANENT cuTc which in
every is warranted if used according. to direc-
tons.
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New YoRK, Oct. II.
Money easy at 5@6.
Sterling duh at s11@sSS.
Gold 6rmer; opened At 1871; touched 1876
cineed at l5s< offered and iS5S asked.
Clearances sss, Ooo, 900.
Governments dun and steady; 81, 11s<AlS; 80,
1Izallss; as. li3<@l2; new lOet@iOx; 81,
lOsse11; '6s, lO5feslOst; l0-4s SZ0kH; &
lIL@ll3x
STATE bonds quiet No. G. Sic.