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How many housewives are those who have
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What every Family Should Keep il the House.
PAGE,S ARSICA OIL.
is n seen ti6e compound OF
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GiG Al cola Tin.

The Argument Of Facti.-With the consent
Of the parties concerned, the following facts are
made public; On the ed of October last, Levi
NJ. Philips, civil engineer, residing in Harlem,
sufferit from an obstine's and severe bill
ious rffection, accompanied by great bodily weak
ness and utter losss Of appetite in compliance
with the wish of a friend. Mr.. J. L Latrobe, Of
40 Amity Place, New York; Mr.. Philips com
menced taking PLANTATION BIrTERs. He had
no faith he said, but ould make the expert
ment We give the result related by Mr. P
hims ef, ct IS Park Place, on the 30th of Novsm-
Der. 81 met Latrobe the other dry in a restau-
rant" said he, "and told him that the prepara-
lion saved my life. say now. weigh four
teen pounds more than / did Eve weeks ago. am
quite well, and as to eating-well, ask me to din
ner and you'll see Facts like these are worth
thousand assertions and Mr.. Philips and his
friend at NIL times ready to in orse them.
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ct COLUMBUS Junction, foliows:--
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CAMDEN MILLS subscribers can get their
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''"'e' anu We have made arrangements to
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ABOUT clock in the morning. Those
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DEMOCRATS are elected ON the principles
was successful in inaugurating and carrying
out a reform that was very marked i'm
provemsn, upon the Republican admiaistrs
ton o; his predecessor. end the present
administration OF Mayor Skinner will make
still further improvements. The Democrats
have also commenced "a reform in county
dsy morning or weekly Caio. of to day.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
TeLsGRApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

Carr P. Weber, German jeweller, committed
suicide yesterday in Buffalo BY staboing himself In
the LEFT breast.
The House bill, allowing twelve per cent Interest
in cases OF special contracts as provided In the con-
stltutlon passed the Virginia State Senate yester.
day and Is now a law.
The New England Society, of Toronto, Canada
West, celebrated wash,ngton's Birthday BY a re-
union and bah at the queens HOTEL J. ID. Thurston
Colonel Shaw. the American Consul; Hon. George
Brown and others delivered addresses.
Franklin B. Hovcy. of Chenango county. In this
State, fatally shot IN the streets OF Richmond
Va, yesterday, by q soldier named John Gerniser.
Gerhiser, after running through the streets and
firing at the police, was finally arrested
large assemolage OF citizenS belonging 10 Bui-
falO, detachment OF the United States troops from
Fort Porter, and the Seventy-fourth regiment or
New york VoluH.eer5 escorted the remains OF Com
modore Cnampain TO Forest Lawn Cemetery
Yesterday.
A fire yesterday morning destroyed the tea ware.
house In Cleveland ONO, belonging to Messrs.
Winslow w. II. tGordOn and occupied by Messrs.
Pctt Holland The losses are estimated at between
$4,000 and s2o,0 900.
monster temperance meeting assembled In
Farwen Hail. Chicago, Tuesday evening, In re-
sponse to call from the Congressional Society OF
Washington. The hall was filled. An immense
petition III favor or closing the liquor saloons oil
Chicago on the sabbath was presented. te Is sal
TO contain $1,000 names
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
UTAH..

Reported Assault ON n Citizen OF Salt lake
by Soldiers.
SALT LAKE. Feb 49, 1870
On Saturday night as a young man named Man.
ming, resident OF the Eleventh ward, was going
home from the theatre, he was followed by party
Of soldiers. lie waited until they had passed him
some distance and then went on. The soldiers
halted, however, and waited until he came up to
where they were, when they attacked him, one OF
them stabblng him the breast, bur inncting but
slight wound. After knocking the young man down
and beating and kicking him In q brutal manner the
soldiers left him, snpposing THAI he was dead. 1t Is
thought that Manning was attacked by the soldiers
for revenge for the part they believed he had taken
in assisting In the capture OF the soldiers arrested
Thursday night last for knocking down an Indian
Doy and for shooting at the police
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
LOUISIANA.

Proceedings Of the LegisIature-Ex.Autitor
Wickline Called Upon to sForlS Over''--
Levee Building.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 90, 1870.
In the Senate Joint resolution was passed requr.
ing the late state Auditor Wcklic deliver to his
successor in ONCE $500 900 In uncancelled cou
pons, which ne distracted from the State.
A Joint resolution authorizing the issue OF bonds
by the Governor and Treasurer and giving power to
efrect loans, &c, was passed. the bill Incorporating
the Mississippi Valley Navigation Company was
passed. The bill giving force and effect to the plan
OF the levee building as recommended by the LOUIS
vile Commercial Convention. passed the House. and
OF the rules.
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AUSTRIA.

sHasliingt0n's Birthday CeIebrnsiOn-BarOn
Beust on American National Independence
Liberty and Fraternity.
VIESNA, Feb 20, 1870.
The birthday OF Washington was spiendidly cele-
brated in this city last evening By banquet given
by Mr.. Jay. the American Minister. A great many
celebrities were present including Baron Beuss, the
Prime Minister OF Austria.
Mr.. Jay toasted the European soverelgns.
Baron Beust replied in the English language. he
sand the close and undisturbed relations between
the United States and Austria were matter Of con-
graduation. Union and ireedom was the motto OF
both countries. Union alone promoted progress,
ana freedom alone gave peace. In concluding hts
femarXs be gave the sentiment, "The memory OF
Wasn,ngtou--thc champion OF freedom and peace
o.aef speeches were made, both In the EnSlish
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DEATH OF ANSON BURLINCAME
Announcement OF the Sad Event
from st. Petersburg.
Reception Of the News in Europe
and This Country.
Biographical Sketch Of His Life and
Services.

Death of MIR. Anson Burlingame--Popular
and Imperial Condolences.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. %, 1870.
MI. Anson Burngame, Commissioner OF his
Majesty tho Emperor or China died in this city to-
day OF congestion OF the lungs. The event is gen.
orally regretted. The deepest sympathy Is felt and
expressed both for his relatives and the American
people.
His Imperial Majesty the Emperor Alexander
with the Empress have forwarded autograph letters
OF coincidence to Mrs. Burlngame, his widow.
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MS labors, the results OF which he believed would
exceed hls most sanguine expectations.
u His PLANS FOR THE FurURR.
A., ine ptooanlnty OF an early death did not enter
,n.o i ,as nind oi MIR. Burngame. la 1893 he paid q
WISH 10 the United States and while In San FrancseO
purchased large tract near that city, on his return
'no uead OF :he Chinese mission he was offered
neo,ooo-a considerable advance on the price paid
nsn-ior TINS land, but he declined TO SELL because
VI MS intention TO reside California on the concur
SION ol MS diplomatic work. While in New York no
Iliiuineu friend that II the Chinese government
was satlsned with the treaties effected by him h.
would pc willing To accept the poslsion OF a gene
raj Ambassador to foreign nations for China. MA
ever mas destroyed all these plans with the life OF
the diplomat that made them.
CONCLUSION.
Mr.. Buriingame'S domestic relations were OF the
napplest KIND. As husband lie was most an'ec-
tionate, a5 father he was lond and KIND lie eayes
q wife and three children, of whom one ia q dangh
ter and the others sons. Personally he yas A plea-
sant and s0clabe gentleman, true and steadfast To
friends ana open ana honorable to all. Whether
regarded from political or social standpoint MS
death must be considered calamity TO be mourned
an event 10 be deplored
Reception Of the News in Nassachusetts--
Hen0rs to the Memory OF the Deceased.
BOSTON, Feb. g. 1870.
The Boston evening papers publish elaborate obtt-
uary notices Of the late Anson Buringame. Tho
Burlingame the eldest son OF the deceased and was
Mrs. Burllngame, but gave no details regarding the
SAD event MIR. and Mrs. Burlngamc left Berlin
February for Sc. Petersburg.
by order OF the Mayor or Cambridge the nags on
the pnolic buildings In that city were placed at half
mast on the announcement Of MIR. Buringame'a
death.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
ROME.

Council Discussions--s' Hurrying Upo for the
Close.
ROME, Feb %, 1870.
In the Ecumenica Council the discussion on the
catechism has terminated Seven fathers delivered
speeches, and the motions Of SIX others were
printed and distributed.
The journals promulgate Papal decree, the pur-
pose OF which Is to hasten the discussions of the
Council 1t provides that public sessions shall be
held every ten days, and requires the fathers to
present In writing their observations to the c0mpe.
tent commission.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
NEWT OUNDL AND.

Government Troops to be Withdrawn from
Observation-Disclosures Province to Rely Upon
Her Own Resources.
ST. JOHNS, Feb. 20, 1870.
Lord Granville has written to the Lieutenant Gov
ernor, announcing the intention of the imperial gov
ernment to withdraw the troops garrison IN New
f0nndand, and says in the fuu re this province Will
have rely its own protection such as 1t may
obtain from the Dominion OF Canada If 1t JOINS the
Confederation.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
SPAIN.

Don Carlos Arrest In France-His Parole
and Revolutionary Plan.
PARIS, Feb. 23, 1870.
Don Carlos, OF Spain, while travelling through
France with an Austrian passport, under the name
OF the Marquis OF Acantara, was arrested at Lyons
BY the civil authorities He was reminded that he
could reside only In the north OF France and If he
violated that condition he must leave the country.
The Prince then proceeded to Switzerland, accom-.
panied by an escort as far as the frontier Previous
TO his arrest he me. the Duke OF Modena at Lyons
and completed all his arrangements for going to
Spain and raising another insurrecuon.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

The News in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ements
from Our Ministers In Russia and France.
WASHINGTON, Feb 23 1870.
The frst telegram received this morning an
nouncing the death OF Minister Burngame to-day
IN st. Petersburg was from Minister Curtin In that
city. The second telegram was from Minister
Washburne at Paris, saying he died alter an illness
OF four days.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
CUBA.
The Captain General ON Assassinaiions-The |
American Consups Life Threatened.


The Captain General on Assassinai iions-The
American Consui's Life Threatened.
HAVANA, Feb %, 1870.
The Captain General authorizes the following
statement to be made in the Onolal Journal:--
Information has come into the hands or the gov
ernment confirming suspicious which have long
been entertained. Is Is known that agents OF tho
"Laborantes,n y or Cubans. VINO are not fighting In
the field, but are In other ways working against
Spain, have ordered their men TO join tue volun-
teer battaliOns here and, under cover OF the uni
form, to perpetrate series OF assassInatiOns on
foreigners with the object OF embrong the gov
ernment with foreign Powers The assassination OF
Greenwath was part or the programme. The
government expects the loyal volunteers To aid IL In
exposing all traitors OF this class.
Acting Consul General Hall received two weeks
ago on anonymous letter warning him tnat he was
In danger OF assassination. lie notified the Captain
General OF the circumstance and paid no further at
tenton to 1t. On the following day three natives OF
Havana, who were suspected OF connection with the
proposed assassination left suddenly for New
Orleans.
Havana Is perfectly tranquil.
battalion Of fremen have gone to the Cinco.yil-
las district to work on fortincatons
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
FRANCE.
WashinHtOn,s Birthday Fete

WashinSton's Birthday Fetes.
PARIS, Feb. 23, 1870.
There was brilliant and crowded reception at
the residence OF Minister wasnburne last evening In
honor OF Washington's birthday.
Toasts werc drank and appropriate speeches made
until late hour.
The reception was attended by all the Cabinet
Ministers and was in every way brilliant AFFAIR.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
THE INDIANS.

Desperate Fight Between Indians on the Mis-
s0uri River.
CHICAGO, Feb. 90, 1870.
letter from Fort Suly gives particulars OF des-
perate fight between 800 Sioux and Grow Indians
early in January above the mouth Of the Yellow
Stone, on the Missouri river. The attack was made
near sundown, under the Chief Spotted Eagle, who
was killed. The Sioux managed to overpower the
Crows, every one OF whom was killed IN hand to
hand encounter. The Sioux lost twelve killed on
the ground and five died the next day. Many more
were dangerously wounded
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

Accident to tho Steamer Moro CastIe-she
Runs Ashore ON Ragged Key-Her Cargo
Thrown OverbOard-She Finally Gets on.
HAVANA, Feb. %, 1870
Fhe steamer Moro Castle arrived this morning
from New York. She ran ashore on Ragged Key,
where she remained twelve hours and got Off after
throwing cargo overheard. Captain Adams fred
three guns and hoisted signal Of Distress but the
Bremen steamer Frankfort, which was passing In
plain sight paid no attention to the signals. The
conduct OF her captain IS severely censured Gen
eral webb Is a passenger on the Moro Castle.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
PORTUGAL.

Border Politics md Fight.
.: Lssnos; Feb, 20, 1870.
The band OF Miguelstas at Mogador has been de-
fsated and dispersed by the troops who took twenty
seven prisoners.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

Steception OF the News In PnrIs-A Profound
Impression Created.
PARIS, Feb. 23 1870
Anson Bur!ingame, the Chinese Ambassador, died
at ST. Petersburg this morning after four days. III
ness. HIS death Will create a profound impression
over all Europe and particularly In Paris, where he
was SO well and iavorably known aud 30 much
esteemed.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

No New Outbreak Apprehended In Montans.
CHICAGO, Feb. 90, 1870.
General Dc Trobriand who has been operating in
conjunction with Colonel Baker against the hostile
Indians In Montana Territory In his report Gene.
raj Sheridan says:-
! do not apprehend any new outbreak OF hostil.
ties ana consider the safety OF the settlements far
better secured now thau at aBy tine before,
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
THE NEW DOMINION.
The Purchase Of the Northwest Territory
The Spring Campaign.

The Purchase Of the Northwest Territory
The Spring Campaign.
TORONTO. Feb. %, 1870.
The Daily Tele9raph OF to-day says they have II
on the most reliable authority that despatch has
been received from the imperial government recon-
mending that the money for the purchase OF the
Northwest Territory be paid over the Hu dsOn
Bay Company Immediately, and that military
force consisting OF battery OF artillery and the
Royal Canadian Rifles be sent into the territory In
May, and proceed by way OF Lake Superior; also
that the American authorities were asked TO allow
troops TO pass through their country and thar they
ref1sed TO grant the request; the cost of sending
The troops out viii DO borne by the imperial gov
ernment.
The Debate in Parliament on the Governor
Generals Address-t:encrnl Lindsay An.
pointed Commander Of the Forces In British
North America.
OTTAWA, Feb. 23 1870.
In the Dominion Parliament the debate on the
address In reply to the Governor Generals speech
which mas been continued four nights closed last
night. The address was agreed to without divi-
sion.
Information has been received here that General
Lindsay has been appointed commander Of the
forces In British North America. His arrival here is
expected shortly.
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and Go rmAa languages and the guests did not sepa.
rate until . late hour.
A Lay ca thoIlo HoIy AIIiauce.

Lay Ca thOlio HoIy Alliance.
PARIS, Feb. 20, 1870.
despatch from Vienna says tho Austrian govern.
ment, II the cooperation OF Napoleon can rst be Sc
cured proposes to convoke the Catholic Powers In
order TO oppose Papal pretensions.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

INDUSTRIAL DemOcrac y--The Question Of Work
and Bread.
MADRID, Feb 49, 1870
peaceful demonstration was made here to-day
by the work people out OF employment. Thousands
OF them gathered III front of the Ministry OF Public
Works and demanded work. A similar man fiesta
tion Is announced for to- morrow.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
atty Relations to Germnr

Ireaty ReIntIOns 10 Eermany.
PARIS, Feb 49, 1870
u Is asserted that France has sent note to Berlin
relative TO the Treaty OF Prague.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
Press Prosecutions,

PARIS, Feb. %, 1870.
inc proprietor OF the Mdrsetllasse has been SEN
tenced to Imprisonment for four months and dne
OF 1000 francs
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

FREQ Lovers--Rcad Brick Pesseroy's Ac-
count of visit the Oneida fres Love Community n to-
days Democrat. Price oDe cent.
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Br. Fiuer's Rheumatic Remedy, 90
Broadway. cured Mrs. CLARK, Fourth zvs1ao. Leg
guarsntses given. Sold by ai dtcsgis.s.
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R,tcheior's Hair Dye-The Best in tho
world The only perfect dye han,lcss rcaoe lrsaH.A
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Word to the E'deriy.-Nobcdy Loves fa-
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too PHALON3 yirALIA, or SALVATION FOR TIKI
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