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TERRIBLE cssr OF nrpRor a 80.

TrRRrBII CASE OF hypRor 49,. ,-,s. 49,.
distressing case OF hydrophobia occurred recent
Nv at Nelsonville, y. n, the victim Of the bOr-
rible disease being child only three and hsh
years old, daughter Of Mr.. Charles ;. Honyen-
Little Edith was bitten on the arm several
months ago by young dog, which afterwards
was killed when suffering from the rabies or
hyClrophobia- The wounds healed readily and
the matter was almost forgotten, until last
Friday, when she complained OF her throst, and
soon became unable 90 swallow. The chlld con-
tinued 20 grow worse, complaining OF thirst, but
being unable 20 drink, thus dlsprovlng the
popular idea that persons attacked by the ter
rible disease have = hatred OF water. She would
say, Mamma, drink" which request being
complied with, she replied, "Edie will drink
when she gets we'll" ON sunday the disease pro-
gressed with great rapidity, affecting the nerves
of the child 20 an almost inconceivable degree,
causing her 10 jump from the couch before the
attendants could anticipate her movements.
Learning by repeated experiments the excrucla-
ting muscular throes which conyulSed her
throat when water was placed % her lips she AZ
last came 10 the point Of thrusting the prOfered
cup from her as II IL had been red-hot iron; but
not. as is generally supposed, from abhorrence,
but on account Of the pain which the effort 20
swallow constantly ocCasioned. The poison Was
not 50 violent in ts effects until the last nve or
six hours OF life, which terminated al O'Clock
ON Sunday afternoon From n a. m, the
constant efforts OF several persons MAS required
20 keep the patient from throwing herself about
the room. Chl0roform was used At the most
violent periods. but the malady terminated at
last. leaving the stricken parents almost
broAen-hearted at their affiiction.
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IHh oHLANs-The German cavalry are COM
posed OF cuirassiers, Dragons hussars. and
nhlans. The last named, who seem TO alarm the
French SO much, are lancers. They are part
OF the regular cavalry force, lightly armed, we'll
mounted, and are probably TO make raids in the
country in advance OF the German line Of march.
therefore they naturally excite unusul and
widespread terror. But they are only German
cavalry. The Germans seemed TO have learned
from our success in making '.raids'' during the
last war, how easy and how effective il is to
a.afs, with competent cavalry, the enemy's
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DURING the trial OF a case I'm Louisville last
week. a witness persisted in testifying to what
his wife told him. To this of conrse the attor-
He would proceed again to tell s.shust how II
vas" when the attorney would sing ont, show
do YOU know that" "My wife told me. was
the answer This was repeated several times.
Presently, the judge becoming unable to con-
tain himself longer, "Suppose your wife were 10
re yon the heavens had fallen what would Won
ihing!" "Nel, den, dInks dey yos down.,
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LATEST NEWS OF PRUSSIAN MOVE
MENTS.

LATEST NEWS OF PRCSSfAN MOVE-
MENTS.
PARIS, August 2s.-The following news e Of
icial
The Pruseians. under command of the Prince
Royal, have been seen going tow ards Suippes.
The German forces spread throughout the de-
partment of the Aube have abandoned their
encampments, and are marching towards Som
nepy.
Twenty-Five thousand Germans have recently
passed Joinville going in the direction OF wassy
anu Msutiernder
ihe enemy Is advancing towards Rethel and
Nou1iers, coming from Mouthois Grand Pre-
and CaiK au Bois.
force of o,OOo cavalry has passed through
Chalons, going towards Epernsy.
Suasburg and Phalsburg still hold out.
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Terrible Railroad Accident Per.
sons Killed and Several wounded
7ttecrcphed kxclusively 10 NE Ecensac Sta,

ALBANY, August 29.-The Cincinnati express
tram passing through here at O'Clock a. M to-
day, ran or the track at Greenbush. OF the
eleyen coaches in the train, live were smashed
terribly. brakeman belonging to Rhinebeck,
anu woman passenger from Iowa (nsme un-
known were killed; boy had his arm broken.
Several other passengers received slight iniu
ries. The accident was caused by a misplaced
switch: IL is stated that the person in charge OF
the switch was intoxic ated.
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Arrest OF a Ceunterfetter.

NEW YORK, August Cool. whiteley, u. s.
detective, this morning arrested Dave Herring.
printer and engraver, who has been operating
lot neariy ten years IN counterfeiting. When
taken this morning, 1900 in Counterfeit two
dollar bills on the Westehester Bank were found
in his possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

This place is very desirable for thosa who have
business IN the city, and at the same time an "A
inclinaton 70 maintain a sort Of miniature I'm
farming iH the country .6.
oner twenty-four lots Of ground lying AZ ,Col-
lege Lawn IN parcels OF from two % ten acres each
az low hguree, and upon the foi lowing liberal and
attractive terms: One nth pay able down the bal
snce on one. two, and thr-e years time Each Lot
contains hpe site for building and all this prousd
title perfect
MAPS may be seen, and the same n. well AZ all ne
cessarl information obtained, az the once 22I n
street between 18th and 18th streets.
aue-eolm BEN NJ PLUMB.
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A BURGLAR SHOT DEAD By A POLICEMAN
This morning. about IL O'Clock, q man, whose
name has not been ascertained, entered house
in Front street, near Dock street, and stole q
coat therefrom. The occupants pursued and
eried"Stop thief, which soon collected CT ovid.
ofhcer Cowan, Of the Second Precinct, gave
hred upon the fugitive, who fell TO the sidewalk
mortally wounded. He was conveyed in a car
rage TO the station-house, in York street, where
entered the right sIde penetrating the heart.
taptein Mcconnell has detained CoWan in Gus
tody To await the action Of the coroner. This
ssme nincer last week shot a man, at the foot OF
oold street, while in the act Of stealing q boat;
shc on one occasion before that shot at q
party ot Iaen, IN boat on the river, on the sup
toSiton that they had been robbing a vessel.
There - maeh excitement .hont ~. Y,atter
n. 7. Post, August -
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SIMsBuRY, Conn.,, endeavored to mauufac-
ture sensation q few days ago out of the mar
I,age OF MI. Thomas Morton and Miss Lucinda
Andrus, the former eixty-four and the lattsr
hfty years of age, residents OF that town. it an
pears that the pair had been engaged to one
another for upward Of a quarter OF q century.
and the only reason they could assign for moi
entering the matrimonial relatiouship vas Ia.
eause "courting was % nice.''
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wife OF Mr.. Araland Marsteller residing At
MARKHAM, was struck by lightning on wednes-
Gay last. She was in the act Of kindling the IRE
vnen the electric fuid came down through the
cmmney. At last accounts she was In very
dangerous condition, one Of her eyes being de-
sfroyed ana Otherwise injured.-xanassas Pa.)
Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

CoLeSRL JAMES GLEASON has been appoint
ed Inspector OF Fuel for all the Bureaus OF the
War Department under the late act OF Con-
gress authorizing such an appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

ST. LOUIS is not going to he beaten by apv
otate In offering premiums for the developmenf
OF agriculture. While Kansas develops the soil
nr It's fair by showing Anna Dickenson, and
premium on handsome babies, st. Louis is eoinQ
20 OFFER McC0ol and Allen $1,000 10 fight q
match on the fair ground. Truly, agricq..ure
Is making gigantic strides-N. =. Democrat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

THE YACHT AMERICA.-Secretary Robson
has received offers to purchase the yacht
America, but it is understood that the govern
ment will not dispose OF her.
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TERRIBLE STEoKE oR LIGHrSiSe.-rhs
scene at the circus NJ kingston, n. ", on
Thursday, where five persons were Killed hv a
single stroke Of lightning, is represented n be-
ing intensely dramatic. The tent was crowded
and the voice OF the clown, getting OF his stale
Jokes, was drowned by the peals OF thunder,
while vivid and binding flashes of lghtninr III
up the paid faces OF the crowd. Sndde',
peal Of thunder shook the very earth W..
whole air seemed nlled with a sulphurous smell.
The band played It's loudest, the clown per-
formed frantically, and the performing horses
went through their tricks 20 prevent a rush and
consequent uampling to death. Meanwhile the
fatal shaft Of lightning had descended the
outside, and striking group OF cOlored persons
near a tree, killed i've OF them instantly. They
were struck down with smiles on their lips. All
I'M the vicinity were struck dumb and uncon-
scious, twenty-five persons being knocked DOWN
and severely injured. Hundreds under the
main tent are said TO have been partially paral-
yzed by the shock. One man had a part of his
coat torn away; another had lost the rim OF his
hat, and dozens were almost unconscious. They
sat like statues. and there was q gaze OF vacancy
in their eyes that vas frightful TO Look upSa.
Friends shook them and urged them 90 20, but
they moved not, apparently dumb. Never.
says the correspondent OF the STANDARD (whD is
responsible for this story, were such fearful
results OF a stroke Of lightning recorded be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

A LARGH nALL is to be given at West Point
this evening at the close Of the cadet encamp-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

CoNNoDoIs JOHN b. MARcHAND, in COM
mand Of the Philadelphia navy yard, has been
placed upon the retired list on account of long
and faithful services. He will, however, remain
in Command Of that yard for the present.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvF SUH.-The receipts to-day
from this source W ere 81 ,1s6. .542.
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PRESIDENT RANT will return to Long
Branch from " est Point tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

THE TREASURY LOCK CoNTRACr.-Actins
Secretary Richardson viii to- morrow award the
contract for furnishing locks for bonded ware
houses, cars, &C., bids for which were opened a
few DAYS since. Over 500 locks will be required
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MARRIAGE Is HONORABLE

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the honor.,
pleasures, and advantages Of happy MARRIAGE. IS
c0ntrasted with Single Life. aud the fearful Evils
OF CELBACY, M modern times. Sent Irsa, an sealei
snvel. Pc. Address, HOMARD Ass .CiATTON
Box p, Philadelphia Pa. myes m v n I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

JONATHAN BIeGs, Assessor Of Internal Rev.
enne for the eleventh district of Illinois, has
rendered his resignation, and it has been ac-
cepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

A PRETTY Coop RHsERvH FUND.-The coin
balance now In the national treasury IL reported
st e103, ,70s 900, and the currency balance at
power Secretary Boutwell, ought to be able to
head on ithe gold pool conspirators Of Wall
street, bullo or bonrF.-G r. Hfvdld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29
HOMES AT COLLEGE
LAWNY,

With FROM TWO TO TEN ACRES EACHi
Situate At COLLEGE STATION DEPOT, Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, eight miles out
from Washington, lad ou tctla 6a.
dTfCtS ant az saEes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

A. T.. GOULD, ESQ, chief of the customs
branch of the Appointment Bureau, Treasury
Department, has returned to his official duties
after a months recreation on Seneca Lake and
vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

THE STAMPED ENVELOPE SYsrEM.-Some o.
the unsuccessful bidders for the recent stamped
envelope contract awarded by the Post Office
Department will max an effort before Congres
to have the present system of stamped en-
velopes abolished. They claim that the free
transportation of envelopes by the Post Offic /,
Department to any point in the country mater
tally interferes with their trade, but they will
be opposed by the Department which favors the
stamped envelope system as one Of great con
venience to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

ACTING COMMISSIONED DOUGLASS has refused
TO suspend the collection of the special tax
assessed against pork-packers, they having
applied for such suspension under the new
Internal Revenue Law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

THE L. s. STEAMER TALLAPoosA, Captain
McRitchie commanding, arrived here on Sat
urday, with freight from New York, Boston and
philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

Ex-SKCRETARY SEWARD has recovered from
his Illness and is enjoying the hospitalities OF
the leading citizens Of San Francisco. To-day
he will dine with Admiral Farquahar, of the
English iron-cad Jealous.
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81 IL Is a fact worth noticing that the Chinese
wives.
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THE EVENING STAR.
frBLIsHED BiILT, Sunday excepted.
At The Star Building,
Gv. Corner Psnnsyivanis Av. and uth st,
EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

TIE sTAR 10 served ~ carriers 20 their sub
erfbers In the City and District at TEN CENTS pKR
WEI or ToRTY-FouR CENTS PR MONTH. Oopies
a the counter, Two GENTS.
PIIcR yOR MAILING Three Months, Il so:
sf1 Months, $500; One Tear, $500. No psperp
re sentf rom the once longer than paid for.
TEE WEEKLY srAR-publishsa on Friday
sorsing-01.so rear.
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PURCHASE OF BONDS AND GOLD SALES IN
SErTENEEF.-ActingS Secretary Richardson has
Issued the necessary order for the purchase of
bonds and sale of gold during the month of
September as follows: The purchase OF one
million bonds Thursday, September 1, and eacn
alternate Thursday, and two millions Thursday,
18th, and each alternate Thursday-seven mil
lions in all. The sale Of one million of gold on
each Wednesday Of the month-four millions in
oil
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS AND THE INTERNAL
REVENUE TAx.-The question whether the In
ternal Revenue law requires stamps to be placed
on the certificates used with the receipt books OF
building associations will be brought before the
United States Circuit Court at the ensuing term
in Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

ITO THE PUBLIC
ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE OF WHITE
GOODS FROM AUCTION,
500 yards White Cambria and Brilliant yard
wide, only Is cents per yard. worth IS cents
Se yards White Linen, suitable for summer
drawers, only 8 cents per yard, very cheap
Ladies hem stitched Handkercbiefs, warranted
all hnen, only l2a cents, worth IS cents.
Yruit Dcylies, only S1-E Der dozeB
Honey comb Quilts, only ~ 50a piece.
bite Dog lies and Napkins from ~ cents up.
Bath Towels st low prices
Cradle Quilts 20 cents q piece.
Linen Towels from 10 cents up.
press Goods at cost.
French Lawns at Is cents per yard.
Emory BAXTER,
anIu 1920 Pennsy ania avenue.
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are very scarce. ~
our Red River Captains Of the packets
1Sw y. ~ poEtg held meeting yesterday. ir
| aaSw ~ tue present dizziness In business.
an0 S9neLuued 70 send out two packets Eos
I Lays Two more on Thursday, and the same
n oAturday-eaoh packet taking frsirhf
~ one card rate, with nothing or WHOM
~ aoonb as low as they could take it for
hlgher rates should be demanded. OWING
% the low stage OF the water. But one
s sst rate Is the ruling figure for she PRES
Inc arrivals since our last were the Bart
11Aole' from Bayou Sara, and R0b't II, Lee
saoLn Rlcksburg. The latter packet
t1laISuenL ~ TIC largest trip or cotton 40 far
bales. va eS4A1 over 4lfvV
While on board of the Lee Yesterday. we
were SHOWN by Mr.. VIM. Perkins,. tie
chlef engineer one OF the finest gnlte ~
Droaueloth that could be had m anv fafior-
Ing establishment. The suit is entire a
SIX nat. coat, vest, pants, ard boots This
suit says Mr. PerkinR) was ordered hv
captain J. w. Tobin, OF the Bend packet
= RANK fargoud, who presented th8m 10
lin IN AZ an appreciation Of hts worth as 3
~ engineer which he fully proved on
Inc 1ALe trip OF the Lee from this uort To
~; LOUIS. Mr.. Perkins says he is thank
~ IoE Sne Donation and VIII take the
\ e&test care OF the suit as mememto of
The river az this port Is now twelve feet
0eIoW Algh water mark OF 1862
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FOR SALE.

rxOR sALE-ykLLTUABs,dLaEs sh MA5E
Is 80 - Irnoxvn sc the Egler property,
pFt02peted on the west corner OF Main ,s and
SIN Streets fronting 75 1est on s ei1
$3.50 p and $50 feet on sixth SL1eSt. SSH
StL nsSa,.tv Is Offered for sale a. low figures
on easy r p. ELKI0rr & SON,
Real Estate Agents.
Corner Locust aud Tniro 9tfe@---
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% YER EW
Fbr 0tAer River Itens. See F6,.rt1 Paoe.
weather and vgafer

WsaFMGT and Water.
The weather continues very nleaa,
ant. with cool, chilly nights. with .
tendency 10 frost, and hot Moons, cal.
culated to produce chills and fever.
in persons of careless habits. The
river continues to recede, and naviga-
ton is more difficult than at any time
within the last three years. There is
scarcely three feet water on French
Island bar, and thirty inches soant to
Cairo. All the packets are away out
of time.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures in
clude only the regular, or we might
say in view of existing circumstances, 4
the irregular, loeal packets.
Boats Esue Hera.
Among the first boats due here are
the John Lumsden, from Cairo: Pine
Bluff, from Grandview; Lorena. Glas- /
gov, and Emma Floyd, for New Or
leans; Evansville. from Bowliug
Green.
Boats Leaving To-day.
For CAIRo.-The John Lumsdeu
may be expected to leave positively
at 8 Pm. to-day for Cairo and ali wav
points, in charge Of those popular and
efficient officers, Capt. Oven Davis.
Will. P. Fowler, Ed. Thomas and
John Nurre, The Lumsden will ba
one of the last 10 succumb to low
water.
For CHAMELEON AND LOUISVILLE. I
The fine steamer Pine Bluff will /
doubtless leave to-day for Ca1nelton,
md will connect with enc of the
Louisville packets, by which passen-
iers and freight will go through with 9
mt serious detention. Capt. LATE. T
Cider and John and Robert Adams
re her chief officers. and are pro-
erbial for their courtesies to passen-
eTs. A
FoR HENDERSON AND THE KEN
UoKY STATE FATR.-During this en- B
ire week. the Fayette. Captain Dur
md, and the Hartford. Captain Joe 3
IcReynolds, both excellent boats.
18th pleasant accommodations, will O.
AXE two trips each. daily, TO Hen 4
ersoD, carrying people to the Ken -
Icky State Fair at seventy five cents &
II the round trip. The Hartford b
'aves Evansville at A. NJ. and 3 P. N
The Fayette leaves Evansville at 4,
!: 30 AN. and IL: 30 p. NJ. The trip II
i'll be pleasant and cheap. Let sv
7erybody 60. Music daily by War p p
MS Crescent City Silver Band. B.
For MEMPHIS AND THE BENDS Pc
be magnificent new steamer Mary ce
iller will leave to-day on her first 10
p as a regular Evansville and Mem Al
is packet. She has first class pas la
nger accommodations, is very light, =
great carrier. and will doubtless 20
rough without detention. Capt.
dam Liter, her owner and COM T.
lnder, is an experienced steamboat =
IN, and FIRST class gentleman, pos =
sing the confidence and estoa-. r. Or
.es charge of the clerks office, and
j labor to please. Passengers for
, South cannot find better boat,
more genial officers. We hope to
, the Mary Miller 20 out full to-day
d to see her we'll sustained in the
ture. 81
MAGELLAN eOus. VI
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THE WAR IN EUROPE
AOrnlng and Afternoon Dispatches
PrGssiRns Cutting or the Supply OF
Water from Paris.
Note From Count Bismarck
The CaptOrs OF foul Charged with
che Capture OF Scissors.

LONDON, Oct. T. The Prussiar
guard is north of Paris, between thu
Canal De pOurq and the Northern
Railway. On its right is stationed
the Fourth Corps, and on the left thu
Twelfth Corps. To the pioneers O
the Prussian guard has been assigned
the task of diverting the waters OF thc
Canal De POurq into the La Marine
River. This stream falls into Tho
Seine some miles below Paris. Should
the Prussians succeed in their design
one source of the water supply of the
besieged will be cut of.
The Russians guns are nearly all
in position before Paris. and Che BON.
bardment will be commenced from
ail the batteries simultaneously, the
moment the arrangements are per.
fected.
The French. fortress of Belfort
Schlestadt aud New Briesach, are to
be attacked at once.
The captors Of TouI, have been
charged with the duty OF taking Sois
sons. e !.
The Prussians have secured the
provinces of Maine, Orleans and
Picardy, without finding any traces
of the new French levies.
The Prussians have evacuated Null
nause, marching toward Altkirch.
LONDON, October THE Germans
have occupied in force Paoy and Yer
non. small towns in the Department
of Eure. They were vigorously but
Intellectually opposed By the Nation
A dispatch from Vendorne. a town
In the Department of Loire. Et- Cher.
dated at o'clock, last evening, con-
tains the following intelligence: "The
Prussians have been driven from
JohnlviIle and neighboring villages
In the Department of Eure-et-L Loire.
THE French captured twenty pris-
oners, including one of Prince AL
bert's couriers A sA
"The road between this place and
Yendome Loury is thronged with
National Guards. There is much en-
thusiasm in this section Of France"
LONDON, October IN. Pietri. for
merly Project Of Police Of Paris.
to-day publishes. in the name of the
Emperor, repudiation of the Will
helmshohe manifesto.
A@AGAAAANA A05 kV040 ~ 4GGCaS8ET I'D /
make public the following statement:
" VERSAILLES, Oct 8, / :35 P. MI
do not hold the opinion that the Re-
publican institutions of France con-
stitute danger for Germany, nor have
L. as asserted in letter of the 18th
ult., published in the London Dahl
Telegraph, ever expressed such a
view to Herr Mallett, or to any other
person. BISMARCK"
Tours, October 7.-Geu. La Mol
TRANCE. commander of inc Army of
Loire, has arrived here. Great GUAM
titles of arms and stores are pouring i
in from sill parts Of Frs tOFrna d. sn,be-
A circular, fSss1es tno he ;, ~ ~ 49,.
veatardsv rae,lgssf CHOSEN to the Con,
at;tnent Assembly at 753 instead OF
65O and DEGREES that all enactments
since March, 1859, have been re-
pealed.
RRussE1s. October There are
svmntoms of q revolt among the prls-
oners confined at Beverloo. belgian
Tifes have been sent there. as pre-
eautionary measure, and the prison
ers will be distributed among the az
ferent fortresses as soon as posslDle'
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ROE PLAIN, JnLy p.

-. 0.A;fh-- send me more OIL and MOI =
Or. Srs''"i It is going like not cakes Is
Send some circulars slsq sent 10 IN for sup
CneLay c1fis Please send BY nrst eA press
ply. ply u S1. S4S Yours truly, -.-,.4
ana ooiise' ID. Il. BECKER, Druggist.
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f4rNCINNATI, June II. IoIU.

c.rYo1NNATI, June II, 1870.
DIR. @. B. safrFH-Deeg S'r; NY Syon m9e not
sealue1 L. I1S.,, s.Iarningly sweIled. Ny III
waik ls Wait ad Jumps IMP in his throat and very
s sg neck got up in the night e ana him
ed MS Ills src,eS Of YOUR Oil. They are now
twenty drops % John TOOMEY,
ootn E Esrgr once, 81 West Fourth street.