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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08
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SARSAPARILLA!
$3.50 fiH SSH
A Good Reason for the Captains
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING LETTER
fh.c ,a1m .nc captain and the isttor from
BENTON BARRAcKs, Mo-.
Or, JOHN BULL, DEAR siE.k~owSn. IN.
e,moacy Of your sarsrpariiia, and tho kcaI,
Ins anu benencial qualities II posscs.ns
case: 11 s'"'e'ueht VI my
was wounded about two v.ars..
taken prisoner and confincd for S,vsca,,
months. Being moved so often, my wounds
nave not healcd yet. have not sci IN y
moment since Iswas wounded. I am s6of
itn nnsYyna tne hins, Ny general hosiih is
nature. have moro faith in YOUR sara
pariIia than In anything else. / wish ma
wnicn ~ genuine. Please express me h.is
dozen bottles and obIIpc. 1' $40 mai
at -, GAIT. c, 4. JoI,ssoS,
r. A.--.Tha following was vrittsr Anil.
Of cspt. ~ Job ms, Jennie johnson, mother
DE-: JOINS BrLIs--Dear Sir. NV bushs nd
DIT. =. =. johnson, was a skiiin,l ss,r.,.s,n I'LL
and physician In Central Vow Yort NJ,
J, ne died, leaving the above &, y. Johnson
had chron ; ~ d, .n,stesn years Of age he
, which ! gave him your sarsapsriiia. II
CURED HIN. have for ten YEAR rSrom
mTended a TO many IN New YORK, ohio. and
dowal Tor scrofua, fever sorcs, and general
Ih e cuycs a msrrset success has attended L..
: nd lever sores wore almost miracuIous.
I'm very anxious for my son Ia epain.
havs resource 10 your fsaparilIa. ~ a.
y, oi getting spurious article. hence
terrible. but believe he will rsc"xns were
respectfully. JENNIE Joirsos
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

For sale by n. II. stewart, CIariSs-
VILE, Tenn.
April 10, 6S-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08
GAINESVILLE !
CANDY ! MANDATORY.

DERHAPS 1T IS NOT GENERALLY
known that there n such thing as
Candy Mauufactory In Ciarksvffle but
ufscnire Of the best and purcst article OF
Plain and Fancy Candy, which offer to
the trade. wholesale and retail, at Louis
vile prices, freight and charges added.
dt;terated Artscie. nS-Country mercba ants
would do well TO examine ray goods be-
fore thoy send their orders away from
Z havo on hand largo lot OF toys for the
Christmas holldaya-also keep Cakos and
Bread OF every description Il. MArtrrL.
Dec. =, lses.-tf. .s '.-l
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08
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WORM DESTROYER
n-i Ell t.4lfa
10 ny rnlted states and Wsrld.
= "fs wide Resdery. saase

Wioe keo0eFJ. 1856
T HAVE RECEIVED MANY rrsrYuo.
Il, - mia's nom professional and .snadics
men. ~ my almanacs and various nnbiscs.
ns fhs sihiowin ~ s % Which srs Csnu
80 sno popular physician n GeorEis, is
en nfs' rnmI. have ever resolved. Dr. Glenn
his testimony deserves to be- wrtsse. y. i in,i
tsrs OF gold. Hear what the Doctor savs y
ButFs Worm Destroyer: 49, %
vnLASow, WALKER covsry a. y
June 70, ieSsl
DR.; JOHN BULL-.Dear Sir, I have rc.
erai irls, and sau snd e DSss,Toysr" sev.
cious. y has not failed in asinric insssnc.
TO have the desired efiect, Am d oss,n =
daily us serS or soSnsry grsctice and have
am free TO confess that 1 know ~ =. x.n 10 4
~ recommended by the Hblest nnthosr
tn IN Us Is 90 speedy and certain in il: sfiSetn
extreme. Mn 9S, sney =, are uncertain In tho
md out upon what terms csS o ~ ,h 70
'e nnon 10 directly from you. II Dan Get
Of III o1 s a s terms; shall use great deal
c s,s " contrary to the teachings and nrac-
wee OF great majority or the reguiar inc
s 90 ~; R p but see no lust cause or sood
know to be eiiicient. si,mSIvy which Which We
ny parS' snall make II rule 10 usc sny
mantty which may be able to com ma "a.
nor heeitstinR because some ono mora IN.
ns,ous n than myself may have learned its
use that En oSd sse1red the sole right %
no means an advocate and supporter on tbss
s !, or worthless nostruins that are
cmrs y, sns country, that purport 10
~ neir. Please reply soon, and Inform mo
am, sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS r. CLEMENT. NJ. d.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08
Restaurant and Saloon.

In the basement we have fitted up a r "a.
nounced by com petent Judges 10 bo eino
TO any In the West. The cuisine will be-
supplied with everything nice 10 tickle the
style. DS''
The BALLOON Is furnished with the best
ana purest llqnors, etc. Give me call
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-15
RRMARX ON INsURENT0
ss ny BosH JILLIN6s JR.

MISTER EDITOR:
hev ben reeding In an Alminick,
made by q cussin Of mine. who Is
postid In the insurents bizzines and
beg leave to send you few extracks
gcf hisen and q few addishnns Of mine,
wtch will doubtless be instrucktiye to
the ignerent porshun Of your readers
the wize wuns no all such things and
rha needn't reed no further. q
sIaHNs.
When a man gifts burned out mis-
teeriously, its sighn he's we'll In
shured. tr
The New York herald., 1870-04-14

LONDON MONEY MARKEr--LONpON, April 1875
r. M.-Consols closed ut 94n for money and 9ak for
the account. American securities quiet; United
States fivetwenty bonds, 1862 8sk; 1866 old 87I/:
1867, S9X; ten.rOrcies, &c. Stocks Quiet. Erie Rail
way shares, 20%; Illinois Central Il2ls; Atlantic
and Great western, 20.
PARIS BOURsE.-PARIs, Aprt, 13-The Boursa
closed quiet Renes 1877 &C.
FRANKFORT BOuRSE-TRANKFoRT April 13-
United States Five-twenty bonds closed firm at e5
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvERpOOL, April
1875 p. M.-The market closed dull. Middling up
lands, IL i'd; mddling Orleans l11Sd. ii "a. Tie
1000 for export and speculation.
There Will be holiday In the cotton ana general
Liverpool markets from to morrow until next Iues-
day.
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr.-HAyRs, April I3.-Cot.
ton closed fiar.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARxET.--LrvEspooL
April l3-6 7. M-Lard 68s. 90. per cwt. Bacon, SIS
per cwt. Tor Cumberland cut
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPOOL,
April 1890 p. M.-Lard easier, but not QuOtably
lower. Pork Is buoyant and had advanced to 95s.
per bbl. for Eastern prime mess. Bacon, 5Gs. per
cwt. for Cumberland cut. Cheese, 725. per cWt for
the best grades OF American line.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, April
Tallow, 4ls. per cwt Fine rosin 12s 1885, per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoNDoN, April 13.--
Tallow dull at 44s. Cd ass. per cwt. Sugar heavy
botn on spot and afOat; No. IL Dutch standard on
the spot, 34s 3d. $685. per cwt; do, an oat 1885, Cd.
per cwt Lnseed OIL heavy. Common rOsn Quiet.
Refined petroleum, Is. 3d. per gallon.
PETROLEUM MARKET. ANTWERP. April 13.-PetrO-
leum closed declining. The last sales were made at
6G. for sta1dar4 VhEa.
The New York herald., 1870-04-14
fRATplsllAl MURDER IN BaANfoaO. CONN.

On Tuesday morning about six O'Clock Charles NJ.
Appel and Serene Appel! sons OF John Appel, re-
siding In North BranfOrd entered their fathers barn
and got into quarrel about feeding the cattle.
Hot words werc succeeded by blows, until finally
Charles knocked Serene down, as IL supposed with
q hammer and then beat his head and face In
most shocking manner, making thirty wounds
on the head, fracturinz the skull, mangng one ear
and knocking in several Of the front teeth. lie LETT
him lying IN pool OF blood insensibe, ana went TO
the neighDors ana remarked that he had given his
brother whipping and he did not know but he had
killed him. One OF the neighbJrs finally went TO
the barn. arriving just as the father entered when
they found that Serene Appel had risen and stag
gered along the side OF the barn and had fallen into
one OF the cattle stalls. lie was taken TO the house
ana medical aid summoned, Dut he survived only
until one O'Clock III the afternoon, when he died.
Charles was arrested, arraigned before magistrate
and committed tothe jail In this city charge or
murder The murdered man was favorite OF the
father and jealousy OF him by the older brother Ia
assigned as Lle Gu use OF the crime.
The New York herald., 1870-04-14

cabin and In the saloon are four elegant SlaSk was
nut finished bershs, with spring Deda Deadlights
board and port, are wine and silver lockers. with
ABUNDANT room. On the 3tarboard side, forward or
lne saloon are seen the eommodores cabin ana toi-
ships. and abreast his quarters, II the slot for the
centre board worked on deck with handy appara-
ley, the sailing masters quarters and still forward
the lorecastle The yachts tanks hold $50 gallons n
water-enoueh for an extended cruise. Inc decHs
are OF white pne two inches thick by 2 inches wlde
Inc uwarks ascend Is inches from the rail-. she
mas iron catheads, chains, rope anyards wire rig
ging forward, hempen ShrOuds and backstayS. Ma
nlla running gear, galvanized iron work throughout
twx anchors. large hawse holes; IL double kneed {;
s,rkoa nas cnain bobstays iron wnskers and dolphin
ssn.Aer, irction roller blocks, elegant spars ana
polhemus and modelled by A. A. Scank, both Of
MscH ,rs ana her sails were made by Mr. sawyer OF
Forward she has proud ana self.conscious style
snnn aus,ps ana aloit quiet dignity and ail some.
sue MIS- the yachtman with true enthusiasm.
THE LAUNCH
O'Clock: About 1000 people were present; all Nyack
was lli Q! the keenest interest; the ladies OF Com
modore mo voornis' family took dne position upon
tne prov oil the blur overlooking the Tidai Wave
and oil the wealth, fashion ana beauty OF the vicinity
mingled In the scene. Excitement ran high during
the preiiminarles, ana some were AFRAID that the
Jaunty vessel would not be given to Its own. The
1'ae was believed 70 be unfavoraby low; but the
ss ES esF S sp ns SGss e aas the
her ways, the stern spur received It's 1na blow aud
slowly, proudly, gracefully and beautifully the Tidal
Wave began her seaward motion. Cheers rent the
air. onward she moved with accelerating speed.
and Just as her fore foot touched the ryer her qd
lay Graded to the Shore yet sitting erect and dts.
closing ber elegant and artistic fofm A ierfyboat
at hand made efforts to tow her or but she yielded
not. CIQwds stood around her In admiration yet
disappointed at the result Finally she was aban-
d0ned to the sailing master and builder for the
night and at three O'Clock IN the morning She was
floating in the stream and was soon auled into the
dOoK for ballast. She was uniniured. Her lines Ia
the water resemble those OF the yacht America and
her presence seems like the refndeer's own. The
public will await her trial with anxiety; for she has
been built TO compete for the cup OF 1851 with the
celebrated Cambria OF Mr.. james AshDury
The New York herald., 1870-04-14
THE RED RIVER TROUBLES.

Warrants Issued for the Arrest Of tho Red
River Observation-Disclosures Of Mill
tnry Expedition Against the Winncpeg
Insurgents Tho Expedition TO Move the
10Th OF May.
OTTAWA, April IT, 1870
Detectives from Toronto. with a warrant for the
arrest OF Scott ana Rchol accessories to the
der OF Thomas Scott. arrived here to-day and placed
their warrant in the hands or Mr.. McMeeken st
pendiary magistrate. who declined to aot without
directions from the Minister OF Justice whom the
matter was referred.
Major General Lindsay, representing the imperial
government, has been here for days IN consultation
with Sir John Young on the subject OF the expedi
ti0n to Red River. General Lindsay came with fu.
powers in the matter, aud having perfected his ar
rangements with the Canadian government left to-
day for Montreal, accompanied by Colonel WOOlsley
General Lindsay Will be the chief Of the expedition
and Colonel WOosley second IN command. con-
sHeaGe n rger 9l ns csnaaan Res w COM n
Rifle Brigade are expected to be selected likewise
The imperial government, 1t is said, win bear the
whole expense OF the expedition. The part which
Canada bears Will be settled afterwards. The
Canadian troops will be enlisted for two years.
They are to be selected by the Deputy Adjutant Gen.
eraI In equal proportions from the several military
districts in Ontario and Quebec New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia will furnish no part OF the quota.
week by way OF Quebec. The men composing the
battery are picked men from the Royal Artillery. 1t
Is expected the expedition will leave on the 10th OF
Sault St. Marie Canal. IL Is expected they will be
ready TO move three days after reaching Fort Will
liam. Teams viii convey heavy freight thence to
Lake ShebandOwen. distance OF forty miles.
Boats OF winch 100 viii then be provided. viii be
put in requiston.
join the British troops 1t is expected that General
Lindsay VIII assume the functions Of Governor OF
the Northwest Territory after the transfer is made
TO the Dominion, and so remain until peace is fuly
restored.
The New York herald., 1870-04-14
IeLsGaAPH!C NEWS HENS.

Tie panng mill OF Elias Eher, Front street, Clncin
NATL partially destroyed by tire at three clock
morning. The loss is 25,O1U.
City Marshal wngats OF Ban Eo Me-, yesterday notified
the hotel and saloon keepers apothecaries liquor
that he should after the goth instant rrdlv
enforce the law against all dealers In liquors
The crude oil tanks Cleveland Ohio owned by W. H.
Dosue, took fire yesterday morning from sparks from
motive and were destroyed The loss is S%D,oeo The IN
surances are as folows-In the Peoples, OF worce,te
81 0o in each company; in the SUM- Of Cleveland
DENTAL OF San Francisco, each &2J00 in the of
Cincnnat and Lsrmers Of Cincinnati each $25O0 In the
Glens Falls and Home, OF Columbus, each $4,000.
The freshet is very heavy in the Mississippi river Opposite
Quincy ILL., the river 10 eight miles wde West Quincy en-
trey submerged, and many people have abaidaned their
homes. The water Is the Hannibal and ST. Joseph
road track for five miles, and should the
and necessss the snsfcr of passengers from QUINCY 70
Hannibal by steamer. rhs river v Slu ss.sa,
The New York herald., 1870-04-14
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
"A Man Found Dead in "a HOtci-He Writes u
Note 70 the Coroner.

"A N1an Found Dead in u H0tci-He Writes u
Note to the Coroner.
About i've O'Clock last evening porter engaged
at the New England Hotel, corner OF Bowery ana
Bayard street, called at the Franklin street station
house ana stated that man had been found dead
In one of the bedrooms OF the house. From some
papers which had been found In the pockets OF the
deceased by some attache OF the hotel the porter
stated to the police that 1t was believed the
dead mans name was DR.. Henry Marshal The porter
written BY the deceased previous to his death, and
which was addressed to the Coroner. This note on
being opened, was found to contain statement that
the cause OF the unfortunate mans death was con.
gestion Of the BRAIN and also an appeal to the Coro
not to have his dead body dssected. From these
facts it Ia supposed that Dr. Marshal f such be the
name OF the deceased must have committed suicide
probably by some secret means. The Coroner was
notified and an inquest will be held when, no doubt
the cause Of death will be ascertalned.
The New York herald., 1870-04-14
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Resolution Before the Nova Scotia Legislature
for Separation from tue COnfederacy.
HALIFAX. April Is, 1870.
Mr.. Murray's resolution, introduced in the House
OF Assembly declares after recitng the usual list OF
confederate grievances, as rollows:-
Resolved That all the foregoing this
House, the representative Of the people OF the province
and behalf OF them, s0lemny and
test against the province being longer cocresd and
willingly held In confederation under the British North
American ac and further declares that not released from
such confederation will be through the oppression OF the
people, and will be contrary to FREQ constitutional principle
and natural and civil right, justice and freedom.
Tue government Will move an amendment.
The New York herald., 1870-04-14
VIRGINIA..

Explosion OF a Locomotive ON the Manassas
Raiir0ad-The Engineer and Fireman
Killed.
RICHMOND, April IS, 1870.
From Lynchburg information has been received
here OF tho boiler explosion Of the locomotive Rap.
panhanock, on the Manassas Railroad, at Harrison.
burg. this morning, BY which the engineer. Charles
Davis, and the fireman, james Ashe, were instantly
killed. The explosion Is said to have been terrific
some OF the cars OF the freight train to which the
ana the track was torn up for distance or over ty
yards. The engine was coal burner, nearly new,
having only been In use about twelve months and
the CAUSE Of the accident Is unknown as those who
mlGk hAvt SoeA able TO explain are cQld " daath
The New York herald., 1870-04-14
EXPLOSION OF flaswoaxs-TAsss PERSONS INJURED.

An explosion took place yesterday morning In
Hat1eld's fireworks factory, East Williamsburg,
which resulted In the entire destruction OF the
buildings brick ediace, fifteen by twenty feet There
were, luckily, but three persons in the factory at
the time Of the exploslon-One man and two boys.
They were all severely but not dangerously injured.
This IL the sixth time that explosion has occurred
In this factory On one occasion O son OF Mr.. Hat.
field was killed and several Others badly injured.
The New York herald., 1870-04-14
SHOOTING ARRAY IN NEWARK. n l.

Late on Saturday night, IN Newark. N. j., o ron
conhe took place In Washington Park between two
whites and crowd OF colored men, the result OF
which that one OF the whites. q resident OF New
York, who Was visiting his companion, Mr.. jack
son, OF Plane street, drew revolver and shot ono
OF the colored men known as "Sam.n IL IL stated
that the. whites were FIRST attacked with clubs
sticks, stones, &c. Sam was seriously wounded in
the body. No arrests were made. aud every enors
Is beng used to hush up the affair.
The New York herald., 1870-04-14
Arrival of the Oneida Survivors
in San Francisco.
AUSTRIA.
FRANCE.

The Motion for Parliamentary Adjourn ment--
Opposition OF the Radicals.
PARIS, April 13, 1870.
In tbe Corps Legisatf to-day NJ. olivier moved
that the Chamber adjourn until the vote on the
peofscttum had been taken. He said the govern.
ment desired that the Deputies should have an op.
portunty OF going before the people and instruct.
ing them in the reasons for the measure on which
thoy were tov0te.
N. Jules Favre vehemently opposed an adjourn.
fneAA 1t was inoonsstant with the duty tine men,
berS owed 10 their constituents who had sent them
here to remain at their posts in an emergency like
the present He felt they had everything to fear from
the government.
The question was then taken and the motion to
adjourn was adopted by vote OF I95 alternatives to
g. negatives.
The New York herald., 1870-04-14
CUBA.

Finy.tw0 Insurgents Killcd-NIoro Voluntary
surrenders-Rebeis Everywhere In Cou-
fusion.
HAVANA, April 13, 1870.
telegram from Captain General de Rodas dated
Puerto Principe, April TO- is published here to-day.
The column Of marines had killed iitytwo insur-
gents, including Manuel Agnero aui Francisco
Leacas. leaders OF the rebels.
Voluntary surrenders continued. Every day num-
bers Of the enemy come into the Spanish camp and
claim the protection guaranteed by the amnesty
proclamation. SOS. 80, - s~-
Inc resscls are everywhere In confusion.
General Valmaseda is at Las TunaS, extending hi3
lines toward Puerto Principe.
:. Exchange on London, Is q 13H per cent premium.
currency exchange on The United States long sight
81 1Ok discount. Gold exchange on the United
States, long sight, "a per cent premium. Gold ex-
change on the United States. short sight, az Az
per cent premium. Exchange on Paris, par.
The New York herald., 1870-04-14
PARAGUAY.

rsr"c"'ars OF the Killing of Lopex-Ne Was
Surrounded and Refused TO suvender-sIis
Family Captured.
LONDON, April. 49, isr0.
The following highly important intelligence has
been received from Rio Janeiro, via Lsbon:--
President Lopez, OF Paraguay, is dead. He was
surrounded and refusing TO surrender, was Killed
by Brazilian lancer.
The mother. sister and children OF Lopez, together
with Madame Lynch, have been captured.
The commander OF the Brazilian troops who put
this finishing stroke to the war has received from
the Emperor the title OF vIscount Pelotas.
The New York herald., 1870-04-14
SPAIN.

The Duke OF M0ntpensier Arrnigned-Plead
Guilty and Sentenced.
MADRID, April 13, 1870.
The trial OF the Duke OF Montpensier for the MUIR
der of Prince Henry OF Bourbon In duel in March
last was concluded before the Council OF War last
evening. The Dukes prompt confession Of the
deed and his expression Of regret therefor were &C.
cepted as extenuating circumstances.
The Duke was sentenced TO one months exile
from che city Of Madrid ana to pay $4,000 indemnity
70 the family Of Prince Henry.
The New York herald., 1870-04-14

Arrival Of Lady Franklin at San Francisco
Mexican Ncws-STarine Disaster.
SAN FRANCISCO. April IL, 1870.
Lady Franklin arrived here to-day from Panama.
Mexican advices of late date have been received.
Peace had been restored in the State of Coma. 1t
was rumorcd that General Vega had been captured
near the city Of Mazatan. General Co roma was en-
route TO SlnOoa from Durango, and 1t was thought
he would soon put down the insurrection there.
The British bark Bella, with cargo OF coal from
coast Of Japan.
the ship Alphonsine. for Boston with 225, ,5s5
pounds OF tea. ana the ship Commndore Delong, for
New York, with 93S, 765 pounds OF tea left Yoko.
hama March Ia. The ship Esperanza, for New YORK,
with 43s, ,O0S pounds OF tea, has sailed from Hyago.
The G. c. Leary and the Brave were up IN Yoko
hama for New York
The New York herald., 1870-04-14

u h.-HOsu0y IL
the second anniversary OF tho
Great Original Dollar Store,
kh- nrnadwav
A.-TO.day Ii


the second anniversary OF tho
Great Original Dollar Store
So1 Broadway.
The propriotc.s OF this extensive well
which they patronixcd the Dollar Store Tor
the last two years. and they feel that IL their
for their beoeht to increase the grand
in the different departments OF the Original Dollar
enabled them 10 produce expose for sao 81 goods
asonsh and surprise tha older merchants
turers OF this country and Europe. The Dollar Store
augurated April H. 1865 and after close investigation by
OF the principal newspapers prsdcated that would
be failure but owing 10 the never tirlng energy OF
tho proprietors 1t has proved wonderful success.
Within the past sixteen months the Original Dollar
All OF them nave now Withdrawn the business and
given failure account OF their not having sum
cen capital to enable them to large contracts with Eu
ropean houses TO furnish hom with goods and to have
faclurcis OF their in this II Is only with
such great capital and capacity for doing business tho
Original Dollar store mas that could make IL
and keep the stock OF goods thst truly wonderful
for dollar 1t a. ndeod treat 10 take stroll through
gains as cannot be elsewhere and goods that mAis
with taste and skill.
Tho propretIs claim to hays finer and ander assor,.
rrp Of Foods than they have had the Store been
washington and His Generals" and OF this Marriage
Of Pocahontas for dollar each The regular price Of
TIE OKidiNSL WINTER GARDEN DOLLAR STORE,
vi Broadway opposite Bond street
Brilliant DiscOvery.-Every Man and
the land. whose locks have been touched With
silver by time prematursy whened has rsJoo8
that PHALON'S VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THR
HAIR h numbered among he wonder working products of
while the shades OF color II impsrts natural hAn
those produced by any other agent
The New York herald., 1870-04-14
NEW YORK CITY.
Local aud Police Paragraphs and Items
or Metropolitan News.

The following record will show the changes m the
temperature Of the weather for the past twenty four
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day Of
last year. as indicated by the Thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building Broadway, cor.
nar of
The New York herald., 1870-04-14
HUNG AIRY.

English Report Of the Church and state Ques-
tiOn.
LONDON. April 13, 1870.
A telegram from Pesth asserts that the Hungarian
preates In the Ecumencal Council who vote for the
dogma Of Papal infallibty will 20 excluded from
che upper Chamber of the Diet.