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The Duke of Buccieuch and the Dallo,

The extent of srstocratic power in Great
Britain and tho injury which it can do are
signally ILLUSTRATED by recent occurrence
on the estates Of :he Duke OF BUccTFUCH
Of which we find an account in late Engl sh
Papers. II affords n strong argument, in.
deed, 10 those who favor substitution Of
the ballot for Tho present system Of voting
practsol in England.
The Dukes coal mines are situated in the
county OF Dumfrcs. la this county two Par.
liamcntary elections have been held within
n comparatively recent period. Sir SIDNEY
WATEuOw, a Liberal, was elected at the
Grst canvass; but having lost his seat
through tcchnicaiity, lie was obliged TO go
before the people again The Duke of Boo.
GEUCn cxortnd all his influence in be.
half OF the Tory candidate at the second
election the other landholdors went with
him, and as a consequence, the Liberal party
was defeated
Among those who voted for Sir SIDNEY
WATERIOw and against The candidate OF the
Duke was Dr. MACAULAY, the medical officer
c., he collicres as well as of the parish IN
ghich they are lo,at d. For fourteen years
he hal acted ia these capacities. The British
metnod Of open voting al once disclosed his
lMty lr,dil'ct.uus, ind these bong not in
accordance witt tie views o! his noble land.
lori, lac was SO made 10 suffer thereto.
~ the instance of the Dukc's gardener the
L,ori OF the parish removed Inn from tao
position Of porochal physician; lis appoint
mont ~ medical attendant at the col;itu,s
was invoked aal within short Gmg b.
70" iyd legal notice to quit the promise.
! "in.n L4 rented ir, IA the Dukc,
q, c.mst, res. tancG was useless, Ncayi,
loli o! Ito whole population Of the paris
! Fncd nomgl,I against the removal o.
Dr. Na,,cL'r h1h. ten OF tie two Lun
'lci aid tnlH. 'tit men .mlloycd At tho
e..Il.ros t"tG.,.' hot he lair lt be ratane.
rs medical oNccr, or a: all events that thoy
might De permitted to avail tn MS Ives O
h.s s,ly.c,s at IL. If own expense. All rc
! qucts were uuHoticyd and an opposition
Conservative physician having been intr,
dGccl into tl.e nciGLborhood through III,
fundamentally Of the Duke DIR, MACAULA'
was forced TO depart
Vh.e incident IL ecmowl.a; suggestive t
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I'uDnT.

When the Hon Horace GREELEY trav
ellcd all the way to Washington in 1869 to
request President GRANT to APRON. Major
Gen. HIRAM WALBRIDGB Collector of New
York, the President had such poor ol inion
Of WALruIDGE that the request for his ap
poinment gave him a poor opinion OF
GREELEY also. Ia fact, ne thought Mr.
GREELEY must be fool or he would not ark
TO have WATERLOO appointed.
Now, wouldn't ii be funny If tho samo
President should now appoint WMPmpGu
To + lace in his Cabinet2 AID wouldn't
GREELEY think GRAET was a fool IL he did
it? What funny world this is
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Ole nnII'r Gnnrtshin

fi'" i"f ''HttHNiN tuUIfyriyl
There are q lo0dy number Of -torc. told nI
O., ". courtsir II seems that NJ one or his
concerts, after q Was concluded. tlr rirI -touue
iu ir" s'd and sought si-s itou SIR. buu Unun
NiS T'. u.nulut, a gentleman spoke dp AMI sad:
" tl,.c's a:ut!cr SUuu, laos hero would like b
~ ~ oc Kuis was equally gracious IN ths IN
stance, and Kissed The young adv Who rs now his
WHO AlerHar', when Mr.. Bui Wa visiting an
intimate ir!ouJ OF D, =, Ms. II. L Uoiku-, Mr.
Bun beng then in tue rity, Mr. Hopk,u, said
Would you marry O,o Bah t 'uu'nsd . cLauce T.
"Lde.d | Noud, IN minute she replied.
sun later. tHe Nioiin.st Wa giving his con
crfi' In Madison, Wis, 'lr fuuHi especial pleas
Urc To- running M TO the Tharpns' ~ accompany
NJ Sarah on ro piano. They became NOT only
musical but 'uNu- uiepds. lr became an intimate
ami 10. pond az of the family. 40 enc IN Madi.
son su- De-. ANYTHING ave Nero matter oi uusi.
rII sNWp .hg .ui ir.ulsl,l, Inc pleasant relations
cu mat. ID lr re Nlo.ui@t cscurt.s the mairr and
Jas Liter 90 Euruoc Orc.uIse Nr. Guu dill uot
SO .he pcupn'y of D,ti,5 r...l &, Nj, beautiful
wt u Nu."Iy .ln.e N.t everything To
g aru 'lc eye aut r.r lie had travelled mo word
over, nu, nyar lld d, seen ,Tr 10 entrance MIN
*" MISS "Ilh Thorpe, o' Watson. Wmcousiu.
|ot."r and T. lcr consented 20 ''o union, and on %
dN loo June ] -. VIXEN ~ , "a smiling Min iir
""wt ,'a. h"c lral ion, Oc h.t aad Miss horn
M..' h... %. - ..n hs.orlH Gays 4. ID, tie
.... Doc. 4 a St'u Thorpe Wn. + M, en- n,r
uu..' Nuc'c 'air ~ les nor h.u1. lmo. out has,
70 It' .'Nu..2 Wit. ..... hope, .rt .Hir.u1uicr.
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full meeting Of the stad aud lue officers Of
the STANDBY Guarcs vas held las evening In tho
parlors OF the Oriental cub 23i East Broniway, Gen.
VIM. N r"eei. Jr., In the chair, and Lieut. Nicho.
las Koarney acting as Secretary. Committee Of
Arrangements was aproiutod consisting at Major
Michael n whalen. Adiutant Mathew Patton. Cini
Nichae STANDBY, Can't. james T.. Bowie, Cant. P.J
HcIor Chin, capt. Michael Lane. AMI 9 1r'gruhs
tnr Jcseph " Tooker, Tho lnttcr chair 'a'. blue
pants. and ati -ue we're 9dop Oh tlc uni.
form iuT the prisPtca. Othcr arrangements acre
discussed but not acted unou The various g piligr
req rted recruiting very ivcv. and the formation
vt a new company was communicated by 'Iri. Wln.
Henuossv, which makCs .hrec iTpm the ThutodNtN
ward. The announcement In ycsfcrlaN's SUy Of o.
prize Of $500 set Of coors Tor tie colnBipy
raradng the greatest number o' mon, crnrtet the
greatest excitement AMI a splrt uf generous ivllry
After apDuinti' Lieut.. Jimr' Shcis rrp1tutar tho
uceting adjourned 20 assemble Sgan on neat Tuvs-
day evening.
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H0BoKHv uiITITyyq TfN,uiNR
der of Election Certificates Tho uan,
John U'Donucirs Litflc Game, aud How
IL Didu't work.

Tho Hon. james Logan No. . n- n Fnl-i,
der Of Election C"riidc"tes The non,
John U'D0nncIrs Iiulc Game, aud How
IL Didu't work.
Honest and respectable Democrats Of lIoto oxen
lave recently undertaken to purify primary eloc.
tors in that city. A. the last election II tat SOFT.
week aso, they we're .1ace.sUl, having sNeDt
everything before them. Recent DEVELOPMENTS,
however, show TIE uucc -ity oil such publication 10
greater extern ,l,n was even snsp'c't J..
At the primary octon Of the First Wal, II 'hN
Ken, two tickets we're run one heultu 1y 49, ..
II, Brs,or, q lls.y c'Hble citizen. a'l tt1
other ly John o'nonucl A. he orrn'1lH'n q
The primary. TIE Hon. A. %, Evans, Mr w. u.
Chuds gnl o'hcr-. succeeded In elcctins tNo OF
tleir hest men as JUDGE mud Inspector, oat by N.y
Of eohcii!'ing the rough element Of the wars they
gy the once ~ clerk Of election t. tho motto.
rious James Logan No. ., Of Rogers murder ce,b.
The ticket headed by r. II. Besson was elected by
sliyucs, 'lr John O'D,nrel ticket r,coyug hut
"a The poll list was kcpt by Logan ami g.. y.-"d
by Ncssrs. Evans and Guilds, and thereof. Nn 20
ho correct Credentii, were male ont hy IorIu
for HE elected delegates, and were dns 20, .'nl ~
we lGaG3 AM ln'pteor. u'i oil passed o., Dc "A7
Now for tpe unbu-uns Grunlry % O.pm..n1.l
Lo-1h' A. ne County Cow Htou hD.I 100 'l"..H
gates To Gud their seats contested uy g.. l.ul.'
IsrtH iney a' ouc. 'r.i o.. 'r' tle ''..l. 100
'IrIuur.-, ~.r" D b. IuN'N .....
t.-'. i f"U- p. .' 4. very wlt ".1 N|t
N.i.eu No" ,.-... o. t..',l.
ra..,,t. %2..,. ,,, ,..'a, = ,t .sf ,t' "'a
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t.1oru..,e.o e. n'',''.
O. D. ,., r'.' H "..t
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Remarkable WnIbriigc,

II il said that new edition of HORACE
GREETEY's What Know about Farming
is soon to be printed, with an appendix by
Major Gen. HIRAM WATW TDGE.
WALBRIDoE has o gold mine in North
Carolina lilo made draft on this placer
several years ago f1- largo 5um, with
which no purchased seven brood mules
These animals he sent TO his ranch in Cali.
tornia. lie has promised Gen. GRANT pair
of the first foals Of thee mules In return
Gen, GRANT Is exI ected to give him Cab-
net Office.
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Ru.sia win Not ucip France.

The amamcn,s in the west of Russia do
not seem TO be intended for immediate Of
fcnsive action. They are represented by in.
telligent writers of that country a. rather q
matter OF prudence in view Of possible com
plcations in the Baltic and Polish provinces
or in the East.
1t is frankly admitted by Russian states
men that Europe is now engaged in a conyul.
sion which viii sweep out of existence all
the old combinations and alliances and leave
the field clear for the beginning of a new
epoch. Far from taking umbrago at the in
croSsing power OF Germany, the statesmen or
s.. Petersburg regard it as no less normal
and Legitimate than that of their own coun
ty or of the Unilei States. They say that
ever since the humilatioHs inflicted upou
Germany by the first NAPOLEON, the Prus
slams nave Lcen steadily AZ work preparing
Themselves for the rcpNrG.ion Of those dis
0sters; and it cannot be expected that they
should neglect the pre- ,cnt opportunity Of
reGaiuing the laurcis VIII ch the BoNA.
PAuTEs pluoked from German fields As
long as Germany limits herself to the
task of wrestling from France the provinces
taken from her iu former times, accepting
no peace that does not secure her against
rrnewol French aGgrcssiOus neither Russia
nor any other lower will complain. When
ever Germany shall undertake TO endaugcr
the peace If the world at large Russia
and the other great powers will cease to be
passive aud combine 10 check King WILLIAM,
as they did the first NAPoLEoN But it IL
supposed that Germany Will content herself
in this war with muzzling France, aAd then
proceed, without fear Of disturbance, to the
work Of national consolidation at home.
II NAPOLEON, instead of makinga grotesquc
attempt TO initiate his uncle's military *
ploils, hal c!deayor'l to promote the edu.
cation Of the pcolIs and 20 woan the French
from that meretricious Civilization which the
mock splendor Of Pals illustrated lac might
have bccomn the Ionefactor instead of the
ruin OF France. But unlsr hs pcrniciou7
influence all the vicious ms cts OF France
were developed, aud all Cd aspiration
were uippeI in tho bud,
Huaaia, though still sympathil.ng with
France, n1tW Outstanding the rcmomnraAc,
Of tLr first NArUlroS's invasion and the tLig
. MAO. .o:' 5 Cr.M.au WaT. eLriuks from com
ing 10th. r.e-t Of a nation doomed by tn
folly Of j. ra. "a, and b BID menace 10 o.,
peace Of Europe 10 Tie prcpoulcrancc of Tic
German over the rrncAn4A, Franz caau.
therefor. count upuu Russia OF E4-iaLl d.
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Another AShbarv Dinner.

Commodore James Ashbury gave a dinner las,
evening, At the Union Cub. to Commodore stob
bins ard shout ~ cnty.1'o other genuancn Tn,
table was beautifully decorated witt bouGurts O
the CloiCcst bowers. The porty sat down nj o
o'clock, Mr. Ashhury at the middle Of TO Table
With Commodore Stebbins at his ri ;ht. at lis Ion
Mr.. Moses II. Gtrroi. Judge Hilton. P!c-.o foril.
ard. and Mr. Robson Oiro,ie Mr. Asl,ur, s,t
Col. Guurlev, VI. p. Tor Sunderland. WIN Mr.
Duncan, the banker, lt his let, suUoo"ci b, Nr
MaykHy md Alderman Larry Jerome. A
the let of Col Cour'cy we W.. Leonard Jo,oue
Mr. huudcl'a. N. y. Tor shcniold sat A. trc ti,h.
OF Commodore Sici bins Nr Cook lookcl atcr
the wc'ar, o Commodore Jacob Volrls Jr., Mr..
O-eood. end NJ Hartley, whp occupci seats at the
.tI
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A Collector aner ExaRe,enuc Officers.

Collector Laimbcer is about TO institute IN in.
vestgotion in relation to the bonds taken in behalf
Of some of the leading manufacturers II his district
durng the past thre years. Among the cases Which
he has In hand are those Of Meyer uood. VI iohael
Farrell MCrz Muiipe'~. JIncs Tho np-1l. and
Josiah " Beach. Tho United States Dis.rrt At
turucy ordered lis assistants 60 sue u tnr Ds-
tirt Court to recover toe tall 1uouIi ot t.o old
bond; nut ne tie raf"rs are llricd 10 Cp.Wrl t.G
work viii be re 'o--a. ~ slow. The ll''. N1ah
DAVIS is TO rocciy,tVorvr cent. o. the au1lnt lg.
covered if,ny. THIS tue hind time hat tie tlsE
has been attempted.
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Judge Prat, NOTWITHSTANDING.

The Hon. CALVIN Il. PRATT, Judge of the
Supreme Court in tho Second District, lc1
Brook Ign at o'clock on Tuesday evening, on
a squirrel shooting excursion in Orange coun.
ty. He spent his first night at Goshen,
where the best the hotels there can do for
him is hot 200 cool. Judge PRATT Still
carries in his free bullet received in
our patriotic war for American li,A.ts. lie
is Lravc man. lie Las proved h.s drawer,
by meeting eanron and muskctry in tho
cause of his country, without ever shrinking
Tho ball in his-ace IL a crown Of glory rs
Senator CoorEn-tle grcat-nca-ted I. 5
Senator from Pennsylvania at the timc-said
Of Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT when he was
nominated for President, "You cnnno, VOL
rldcul, a man Who mas shed his u'ood iotac
service Of his country
So it is with Mr. lst.cc PRATT. He ia a
patriot. At first unprinciplod lawyers tried
To impose on him. Now he has found them
out Shooting squirrels brings him hack 10
nature, and he Will return FIRST rate Ju 'ge
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Mr.. MagnusgToss, the enterprising editor Of
the Stdats Zsiung, yesterday reported that the Get
man steamer Westphalia had sale cr the prcyious
afternoon, although she lay until o'clock yoster
day morning a. her wharf in fIoboken. Mr.. Mag.
nuscross made a similar mistake IN reglrl 10 tho
sailing OF the Frank Orl. Having thus shown that
he knows not even what the Germans oI New
York ere doing, might not some OF tue LIoney
which Mr. MscnrsCoosc receives from Tammany
for hocdwinklrg his fellow cruntrymcn m uisritY
be- aiviut.reously devoted to tho hiring % trust.
worthy reporter, or Mr.. Magnus-oose might copy
from tire NsiC Yorter pe51otrdt, for in that Journal
he will 6nd accurate Information.
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American Institute Exhibition Conner ofs5d It, and % .,
Psoths Theatre Vsn wiuss
fourteonth ~ ect Theatrc-NMs SesbasA
Iinh Avenue Theatre Man sud VIE
fAcur.ioHs-Cu- Railway.
Grand Opera Uosse-L reui Faust.
& ODE Theatres broadway
Kelly a Lo n's-sot and sos Broadway
Iins Edwin's Theatre-B,rpAby Radgs.
Ntblo's GRrden-Iasei " lave Man. LitL4
Olympic Theatre Wee willie wntIe.
tnn franciseo Min-trcl- bsS broadway
Tony PR-tors Orera House Crest ifish DRAINS
The Bench Pneumatic Tpnnei-opeu - Vi'or
" sllaek's- The Rivals
" GOD. Museum -K.nl'y Monster rroup. Matinee.
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NIurdcr in II Republican Meeting.

Eepubhcan mass meeting, 10 appoint dele
rl'cS 2" me tungfe.sionai COHy,nl4un WIS he'd in
hcm h's ON TUESDAY nI.it. Owing t. q Giyi-I.n m
rrg''d TO smith and Mum, the llyal candidates tlo
utmost confusion prCvIi'Cd. One Luntr,l rcrsorR.
at east were on the STAGE all trying to pca at Il o
same time. Knives and pistols were freely drawn
Charles Morrison, while at;empting 10 use n istol,
was fatally cut with raZ0r. Finally the friends Of
hunu withdrew, and dc ,Cgates Wert upLOnteL WHO
were instructed 10 vote Tor Gen Smi.iL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-06

The sterling drama of "Man and Wife, con.
tirues to meet with the success II well deserves
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre Mr.. DAILY has no rea.
son to complain OF tho patronage this pay has re.
ccivcd From the opening night the house has bcor
ni-htlv crowded To reulC'oa. and even c0ufpr'1hic
standing can hardly he obtained. Man and wife"
Is unquestonaby decided hIt aud II 10 certain of &
long and successful career.
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There is 10 be a remarkable entertainment II
evening In the academy u Muic, 'or he bcrcft Of
tie Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum. Lester Wal
lack, Frel,isb OF tile Bowcry Theatre, Ifooley Of
he ProoElyn minstrel Troupe. Tony Plstor ana
the San Francisco Nnstrels have combined IN thu
PRESERVATION Of a variety performance such ~ New
Workers have seldom the good 'ouun' To see. A
want Of standing room In the theat'e may be safely
predicted.
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Catherine Quinn. ercd 3d. died vest,rd'g A. u
Eliz beth street. 0i uudicr. During uer Illness she
'u""red FOR want ~ food, not having an c'on to
oOk lftcr her necessities.
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FFoT0 IHrF Lsffr 20 "a tIIoiNn0H CONN fTcTV,
young American gentleman whom met this
mtrnng, tells NE that The Foreign Legion, Of which
he Is member, numbers now about seven hundred,
Of "hom lie estimates tom one-shi to one-hsn are
Americans VI lle UnIted States.
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Champagne and Scvcnty-ccut gHrs.
The Brooklyn Water Board and members Of
the Common Colrci will visit the line of the water
works to-day, and insncct the ponds dcsgucl for
a st1i }ge reservoir In Hampstead valley.
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HENNEssEY,S HUNDRED.
The Mennesr Of the TRinmRny Politicians
going to Law TO get Odice.

In the case Of John r. Hennessey, who was re-
moved by the Board of Educltloi for receiving tlOO
of Young lady for securing her position teach.
er, judge lugralsm yesterday rendered the follow
Ing decision, granting the motion tor a writ Of cerH.
ordri To bring the matter before ,fe supreme Court
FOR review:
havc no Doubt o. t' power Of the BOARD II Educa.
ton fu ruuOyr . school uiNCFr TOR luuOrl. anu 81
pi.rru cnrtu.t connected W.T. i'cRl Gutir..
ana 10 o. rr.uiH cD , rr ~ ts on such ,.uun u.s.
how yer, rfon,st 60 r,ruv' FOR careless and ~.
CEttuet conduct, w.C' conn misses us ettu linz and
us' fl'uC-- bui Il BE- un oIr mat Ich cause is I'M
ci,ut W.;Ir t statute 10 wHrl-ut tur rriaYyal il
examine ih' tesi ughv takcn, aud ESQ that enough
uaN Doe thy TO- Justify tar rom, "a. Tho re.ttor.
tu0tN" slu'd htv ar ON0Urf. t. ~ I,qri ,s,
thcs, questions. IOu1u Tor ceitiordif granted ' "
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any professional men or workingmcn in this
country who think their lot particularly
hard olc They have hardslips TO endure
and abuses 20 overcome, it is true butsnonc,
We hope, of quito 90 boldly autocrotic n
character % this act of the Duke Of BUc-
CLEuCu with us the use Of the ballot would
have concealed tho nature Of the vote fer
which DR.. MACAULAy was prescribed -
with us, also, such tyrunnous exercise Of
landlord power would not only excite public
exccration Of its author but It would almost
inevitably lend to the local defeat Of the
party in behalf Of which a PROJECTORS nHu-
ouce was so abused
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-06

1t is announced that the Hon, JOHN A.
mscu'M Of Ohio is anxious to be appointed Mn
lister to Italy and the other dav We had report
that the Hon, GopLovE :. Darn was 70 be ap-
pointed Minister to England Both Of these gen.
iemen deserve something at the hard Of the
Administration. The were Jealous friends OF
the freedom Of Cuba, and came over 10 support
the Spanish policy OF the Administration jlst in
time to defeat the cause OF Cuba in the last se,-
sion of Congress. BY all means let them receive
their reward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-06

Hiram WMBuDGs and ETHAN ALLEN
nrc two great military names. By their silence
they both acknowledge the correctness Of our
article Of yesterday upon their management o"
Gen GRAEr.
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If HoRACr GREELEY really wanted WOOD
POM elected, would he ut be in the State during
The eAmpai-n?
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-15
Consumption.

Consumption.
The Three Remedies. "ScHKNcK's PuLxox1c
SYKur" for the of Coughs, Colds, Bronze hits,
and every form of Consumption. The peculiar &C.
ton Of this medicine ripens the ulcers in the lungs
promotes the discharge of the corrupt matter BY
pectoration. Puriies the blood and thus Con.
sumption, when every other remedy fails.
"5ehencks Sea-Weed Tonic" for the cure Of Dys.
pepsis Oh Indigestion and all diseases arising from
debility. This tonic nvigorates the digestive organs
supplies the place of tn, gastric juice when that 10
deficient and then enables the patient digest the
most nutritious food. 1t is sovereign remedy for
all cases OF Indigestion.
"Sehenck's Mandrake Pills" one of the most val
liable medicines ever discovered, being a vegetable
substitute for calome and having all the useful psop.
critics nscrbed to that mineral, without producing
any Of its injurious effects.
To these three medicines DR.. ]. H. Schsnck of
Philadelphia, owes his unrivaled success in the
treatment of Pulmonic Consumption. The Pulmon.
i syrup ripens The morbid matter, discharges il,
sDd purifes the blood. The Mandrake Pills act up
the flyer, all obstructions therefrom give
t4s organ healthy tone, and Liver Complaint,
which is one of the most prominent causes of Con-
sumption.
The Sea Weed Tonic inrigorates the powers Of
S "AA " ssseHgtneniu& the oi&eston ana
brisR' rs II to normal aud healthy condition i'm
proves the quality OF the blood, by which means the
formatio of ulcers or tuberces in the lsngs be-
comes impossible The combined action Of these
medicines, as thus explained, will cure every case
of Consumption, If the remedies are used in time
and the use of them is persevered in suficisnty to
bring the case to favorable termination.
Dr. Schenck's Almanac, containing full treatise
ON the various forms of disease his mode o: treat
ment, and general directions how to use his medi-
cine can be had gratis or sent by mail by address-
ing his Principal Office, No. is n Sixth street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-Weed Ton
eacn $i % per bottle, or $3.50 the half dozen
Mandrake lflls, IS cents per boz.
q. For sale By all Druggists and dealers.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-15

MARRIED, at St. Paul's Episcopal
church, ON the evening Of the 18th inst.
by Rev. DR.. Wakefield, Mr.. Charles N.
Ankeny to Miss Carrie Strickland,
daughter of C. II. Strickland, Esq A
large congregation assembled to witness
the soiemnization, which was performed
in the beautiful and expressive ceremo-
ny of the Episcopal church. The APP
pearance Of the bridal party was most
cligant, and all the circumstances Of
the occasion passed off very happily.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-15

Rev Augustus Eddy died at his home
in Charlottesville, Henry county, on the
9th inst. Father Eddy was one of the
oldest, ifnot the oldest minister in the
State, and has been in the ministry
since the pioneer days Of Methodism.
He was at one time stationed at the Pearl
sreet church in this city, and for sever
al years was the Presiding elder of this
district The funeral took place on Fri
day, Rey.,J. v. r. Miller, Of this city,
officiating.