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THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TCOTH POW
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
the teetk Sold by all druggists. Price, rs and so
cents.
JOCyENS INODOROUS GLOVE CLEANER
restores soiled gloves equal 20 new. Sold by all
Druggists .and Fancy Goods Dealers. Price, %
cents. de5-lyr
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HEsE FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE con

THESE FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE con
SID RATION.-Dissase should be guarded against
or !, must be cured The aite atiyes are death or
such consequences render life burden. Combat
the malaria, purity the blood, put the nerves in
order, regulate the fem ale system promote the sp-
petite, Danish every sign OF dyspepsia or rheuma-
usm, lneresee the vigor Of both body and mind and
reIese the children OF summer conpisints All this
can only be done with safety, certainty and prom
ness BY Charles Gausier's Native Wine Biftere: -
eminent ply sicians, " no OF the com pste
victory OF these all other Btters 1t has abso
lrtey driven them out Of the market where II has
been introduced GsutierS Native Wine Bitters
may be had Of ell druggists. os6-tr
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Verdict Against Gen PILLOW for
$4,000.

MEMPHIS, Dec. s-The suit Of Riddle and
Coleman, OF Pittsburg, against Gen. Gideon
riilov and Major j. J. Murphy. Of the late
Sonfederate army, for coal seized here ~ the
oegihn,nSof the war, which has been on trial
an the ted states circuit court here before
y uuge hlmons, for the past week, Was decided
isst night In verdict Tor the plsintn fOr about
ssV'"W. notion as made Tor q new trial
N. Afnes Curtin, who killed Bill Porter ,wa
years since. has been sentenced % prison for
fifteen years.
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RArCHELOR,s HAZE DYE.


This sriendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world.
HARMLESS. reliable, tnstantAneous, docs not contain
LEAD any ctfaisc poison 20 produce paralysis or
Soas.aS virtues they do not poesese. The genuine,
". a. Bafchelor's Hair Dye has bad tAtfv years
the only perfect Hair pye-blaek or Brown. Sold
~ Al Druggists. APPLIED ct IS, Bond street, New
10TH Eo6-tP
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AFFAIRS IL LoUDoN COUNTY, NA.-Strone
efforts are making for the securement of q oc0
20 the capital stock Of q telegraph COMPANY.
which proposes, when that amount is obtained,
70 build . line Of telegram from Leesbure 10
Alexandria
The grading Of the Leesburg and Aide turn
pike has been completed.-LeestarSX Mirror.
90 Moss agate sleeve buttons are as popular
az ever.
- A new invention has been patsnted-a
wire spring TO secure ladies' wells.
- "A patented stocking-supporter IN tali,s
the place Of garters for ladies' stockings.
- In Columbus City. Iowa, there ia a vounr
lady who boasts that her lovers collar Aimee
goes round her waist.
~PeAnut oil, used in the South durirs On.
war rs substitute for butter, Il recon msnssS
IN view Of the high price Of the bovine prodnct'
- The African Methodist Episcopal cbn,e,,
at Quincy, H., was recently burned by incen.
diaries. ~ A"Seh-
81 The marriage Of Mrs Tower. ofrox.,,
MAS, divorced vile. was RECENTLY nnllis.i
because she had contracted il without the SAN
lion Of the Supreme Court s~AS
- The democrats In Augusta, Ga. e,ectea
s sne canaidate FOR mayor yesterday by aboat
~ The breaks in the English cables Are on,v
Yen miles, and about sxty-hve miller from fhss
American shore. One 10 erappled. And a, -
expected repairs VIII soon be conpleted.
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BOSTON. Dec. S.-Mm. Bealer, Senator. an
tors OF the EOstOn Post, died to-day, aged SC
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LECTURES.
Miss KATE FIELD.
AT LINCOLN HtTL

Al LINCOLN BtIL.
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10
suhgect: Life in the Adirondack Wilderness. 81
Tickets, so cents; Reserved Seats IS cents. For
s5Nanla svenue Doors cpeL att; Lecture to com
KeseIyed Seats for Rev R- Fewman'. great Lee.
ture, 1.-The NAM Wives of Uiah. DecemTer r. ana
Gen yudsen hilraiTick pew Lecture, incidents
ca :. AZ the SANE place des-st
INTEBEsTING, IEsTEUOTIVE, PEOFIr-
ABLE
The attention Of Hiniste1s, Parents sable IN and
Day school Teachers SEd Scholars, and IN public
generally IS Invited Q" TIE series ot
POPULAR LECTURES,
10 se dSIyered IN the excellent audience 81 the
during the coming winter This Coarse of Lectures
has teen a. ranged 50 that zy proper source of
hnUsenent ana entertainments viii be presented t.
ne public IN popnl slsnHsr snl at prices thin
vited TO attend .hoft Ms-icai ERtsrtsinmen M
vocal aud instrumental will precede each Lee ture
TUESDAY EyEEISG. December I3-.TRADI-
IIOss o. TIE HOY LAND I'D CITY Ky
IHrs, S atnson' DID, LID, President OF Co
pTTTESGGAT ,EyEsING, .p,seraesT 2I-.THE
lev & TN Hpi.sd sStss Ps,snt .s
JERUSALEM" ~ TTof ". Il Singleton. viii ffP
onci1l drawings and enlarged sketches from pho
fTEspAY EVENING, J.uuary IL THE
rents By " G. Tildsn q %, Professor OF Chem
istry in thu Medical Department Of Georgetown o.
leg.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January rs, MY
THEOLOGY AND RELIGIOUS ANTIQUITY
G0mfAkED WITH TIE JEWISH AND CHRIS
IIAN RELIGIONS: With appropriate pictorial il
TUESDAY EVENING, February This az.
Engagements for this entertainment viii Is AN
Dcunced in few weeks.
Ticket admitting one person 10 the course Of six
entertainments, - cents; single tGAst. admitting
one person, 4 ernts. To be had 81 Philip & solo
mons B"okst1re and 81 the officers and teachers Of
Ntsley Ohapel Sabh-tk school,. ID II
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The CASE or ADMIRAL RowAN.-Streuuous
efforts arc being made to defeat the confirma-
ton or Rear Admiral s. O. Rowan to be vice ad
mirai I'm the Navy. The opposition comes 'prin.
cipally from the survivors OF the Oneida. who
charge thatif that vessel had been supplied With
more boats at the time Of the collision more of
those on board would have been saved. The
Oneida was caught in a typhoon shortly before
the collision With the Bombay, and lost most OF
her boats. Rear Admiral Rowan, who then
to by the captain Of the Oneida for more. bnf he
refused them until the vessel should reach An.
other Fort, where they could be purchased
cheaper. 1t 10 also alleged that he favored the
sition under the King of Siam In preference TO
On officer Of the q. 8. Navy who desired the
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NAVAL ORDERS To-DAY.-Assistant Paymas-
ter James i. Cam, ordered to duty in the In
speetor's Office New York navy-yard. Lieut..
Commander A. 3. Baker. and First Assistant
Louis j. Allen, detached from the Dictator and
placed on waiting orders. Lieut.. Commander
Smith w. Nichols, detached from the Terror
and placed on waiting orders. Assistant pay
master VIM. q. MCGOWAN, detached from the
New York navy-yard and ordered to the re-
ceiv1ng ship Vermont. Boatswain VIM. Jones,
detached from the Narraeanseft and placed on
signed.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

The bearer OF this letter, Mr.. b. r. Peixotto.
who has accepted the important though unre-
munerative position OF L. s. Consul to Rou-
representatives OF this government abroad. Mr..
Peixotto has undertaken the duties Of his pres
ent ONCE more as missionary work for the
oenent OF the people he represents than for any
good citizens will wish him the greatest success
in. The United States. knowing no distinction
OF her own citizens on account of religion or
nativity. naturally believes In Q civization the
world over which win secure the Same unive
sal liberal views. Us, GRANT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-08

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TO consul
PEixoTTo.-The President has addressed the
following letter to SIr. Peixotto, the new Consul
to Roumania:
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y Z . In Ii ALL
FOUR LECTURES ON LIGHT,
PROF. HENRY M0RT0N,
NOV. 80 AND DEC ~ ANDs
These Lectures open the Y. N. C. A SCIENTIFIC
NOt hSk and will be accom- panied b. the uosf bril-
liant, instruc tive, and attractive illustrations.
single ticket, 90 cents: admitting q gent and LADY,
gents course tickets for the winter So Reserved
n o clock. no:sl ~
A nUsEhENTs FOE wISTER EVENINGS
"A Tor Churc hes, Schools. Christian AssOcfations
TEMPERANCE Societies, with the StereOpticon or
Disn.Vlng views; over AD paintings 60 select from
TIE Hely Land, scriptural Views, Ase .ut OF Mont
slsnc The Bottle, or Dru ards Career Fairy Tales
SouIc We've, etc. Terms reasonable. Magic Ian
tsrne Ior Solldrens parties. III. WILLIAMS gi1
Dsrteet, between 9th and 10th. n. W. nos I'm
BAILS PARTIES L..
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aoypAY. Aug. s.-FLoun AND MEAL-TlIe market
dan throu rhout, and Western and state ourS
lo9jc lower through the withdrawal Of export orders
sale ioO bnls at $500 1910 for supcrnnc, and Sc 25
GO 10 for shipping extras t6156s SIS for med ium To
choice bakers' fanny nours including st. LOUIS.
Southern hours dull ranging from $3.50 to 50 u. Rye
noul easier at 50 sasI Corn meal dull at IS toeps0
sUEDRIEs-COltOn dul, but frm ut i9Ic. for mid.
ding unlands Petroleum active; some 20 coo hbls
s6d the spot aud future delivery Mt Is H6s2ic.
Spirits turpeutIue steauy ~ $40 Eosla8 Amer
god strained, $50 Whitkcy. 99c @s, and duh. Tai.
low ne elected and dropping ut gA@l0kc. frcights
ihry active. Wheat TO Lycl oil, b. steam. led. to
London by sail aud e;e1ni, lo0ei d.
GRoc mi Es-Cofrco dull for ali kinds, Java I9Iga
2tEc., cold; no. uLCsisc., gold Rice fairly active
Rnd stCady; sales $50 lngs RangCon ut 1a@7kc. Mo.
asscs duil at So4Jc tor cuba mrscovado Raw sucars
moderately active AMI rather weak; tair to good ic
tmng. gsNitc sales 40 binds Mt gxGiii9c Tor l. rto
REQ G1d ~ bxs Havana az lose refined duh at lie. for
hard
lEovisIoSs-tork IN only = moderate demand sales.
Ia oa,o sSJ bis ut 80 for uess, $50 500 500 Tor thin
mess, and s3laS2 20 piime NJ! - Beef dun aud un.
Ch ngcd sales 20 bbls. at t2Sl9 for plain ami extra
mess Tietee nccf dull. Cut meats more active and
nrm sales i,G0 pkpt Mt .2G2i|c. for bagcel hams.
RacIn quiet 3Nti Ito. Tor long clear Dressed hog
nru ~ isG2i2Le Tor city, Lard dun and heavy; sales
o ahls. ~ Ice No lGkc for city, and lGtc for
steam. Butter and cheese unsctted.
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Live stock Market.

NV NoEN, Monday, Aug s--Ihe rcceipts ot beef
cattle finc. Saturday number i3'l head and for the
v'.S csi2. 1cxn and thin llllnoi. steers largely
ire p0 nat" on for common cattle the market
dur, w,th y dcctina Of GWhc. 70. on Texans. Goof
nud utimr steers we're not 'cnty today. and for the
hest lots prict were sustained lot Of State bulls
Wa sold At O. roor Texans A. sesc.; ordinary to
fair 90 ~ lad i'r.' and common to prime; and
naive ', at 3! &C.. with atcw tops at i6c Heavy
ores sustained Texans and poor Illinois and
Missouri cattle, ard money made the better
Fraie r-r'vnt- sheep AND Innii- sincc
We li.f9) aui for TIC week. "a os1. The marict was
oyerSiccAc,l, AMI lambs ana common to medinm sheen
iully &c Y n n. Fat sheen Wcg' scarce and not
materially chanrrd. Sheen were sold ~ 4ktr6ic y p
come chuc llts At ,e1ke.; lamb { t.o9i.c We
Nal 5l-- hog. todly nn1 L.>yJ for the week. There
VA nlnE doing IN live hogs. Dressed steady IT
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MS"e%y AaET, EO%r s Jane S Pfc e.
"Reay ct and reGis ofth. family are respectfully m.
S S,Sar aSS @s @Ea Esa. So,9 S
Anna nr5sros; N1fc OF Nrx3ndt j BroweI' an,
mother Of Cornelius Corson, OF tbs city, IA the Ooh
F,Hcrs 'sfy.c., a, n. emily re,l,cnce on nc
NJ a. oc a ok Fn c TcaiySs and reno or he Tfam!S
are respectfully nyitd ~ attend Carriages " u no IN
New llaycu road, iToD eth 81. Return rln Leaves
>. CRAWFORD -On Sunday morning, August :, sarah
f., Wlfc OF j Ohm Crawford.
70 100 siG Az, on Tuc.d'y august ., At o'clock 7 n
Thc relatives and friend, otthe family are respectfully
,ouAlF,o Monday mo ming. Alexander Hal. In the
~ e rc0s' e S fpyiy and Of EyaHs', IodSc,
funeral ilOir the NJ. p, Church, corLer Bedford ani
TnS mca6S S% @ " 2vsSgs IodsS, No 80 and
NJ, are hereby summoned 10 Nend . tnrclal cowinh'
o..s o. %ed1:saay Aqsa;. 10 o'sS % ~, NJ, A.
', o' -l''-'-0' JAMES DEMAnEsT, Master,
A. NJ, ale hereby fummonst 70 attend srreinl con
vocation o. EysIf. oAge Eaoms eSfn ga, Of Be s
O'Clock P NJ prompt nav the s.t tribute o. respect
" cur 4'' s1'S's"' v, cRXwFoRb nisa Priest
joHNsoN."At 6s residence at Jamaica, l.. l., on
THURSDAY, August !, the Rev William Lnpton Johnson
| Of The Episcopal Church N mat PLACE ,,s,,,. r.,
| :,
| aged II wears. months. aud 10 DAYS
| Tie friends and relatives respectfuy invited to
attend the funeral, on Tuesday NJ oc!OcA from heT
| residence % Attorney al.
| MULLEN on Monday. AuFust 8 OF lhight's disease
OF the kidneys Patrick Mullen, LaYe OF Kings c0uuty'
| Ireland, aged Is years, . a. -.
Funeral win take place on Wefneslay' AufnN lV AZ
2k o'clock, without further notice. from ~ tat YIN ~
| PEKKlNS.-On sunday, August l. at o'clock II NJ >,
at the residence Of his brother, Hosea Perkins fort
Warrington james rerkins, IN the t6Ih year OF his
| age. ,o,,..,..
ooioek The friends Of the family srS respectfully ln
yitcd TO attend the funeral without further hOtce.
| PARKEll.-ln Brooklyn on Monday morning., August
1870 Hersehel Parker. son OF the late Brady Parker
Relatives and friends OF family respectfully in
yited 10 attend his funeral from his iate residence,
IT Greene place. Brooklyn, on Thursday, att oeock
RYpER.-In Brooklyn, on Saturday, August HO
The reiaives and frlends OF the family respect
fully Invited attend the funeral. Rom the residence
Of her father, 100 Lawrence ~, on Tuesday AnGust
L Al O'Clock r. ".
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERcLiL.

MONDAY, Aug. s-P. M.-There has been very
limited business In Wall street. the day having been
practically half holiday, there being no afternoon
sion OF the Stock Exchange and the Long Room closing
al 8 r. NJ The street has presented deserted appear
ance owing to the very general attendance Of opera
tors at tho International yacht trace Speculation
In railway shares has been tame on an unusually 70
s,rctcd volume OF business, the market having been
devoid OF interest or animation. At tho opening prices
were suopg, but after the Board fell OF fraction.
subsequently, recovering. and eiosinE strong d about
the highest recorded quotations. Tho active fea
lures were New York Central stoah and scrip. Lake
Shore Rock Uisnd md IsesdAnk. La sAAx sAntza u
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Aus,ntss Aotnts.

No preparation can be better ada pied for
curDg diseases Of tho bladder. KIDNEYS, Lnd aTinmy
organs. removing organic veal ness dropsy. gravel
rangUTy, aud female Irregularities. than YLMBoLD's
BUcuu. Which has go long astonlshcd the medical
world.
Trn-ses-RIrgs's Hard Rubber Trurs, Once
No. latr ay s-Supportcrs, shoulder braces surpen
sorry haaecs elastic stoC kings for enlarged veins etc
also, n truss Tor varieoeete.
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Sorlttn aolnts.


WORKNGMEN's Friendly Society of the
United States. Organized under the General laws
fthe State OF New York. oncersi n RoseCstock,
President, H. Mathew John Iecksr. Vioe'Presdcnt'i
John H. Wclis, SECRETARY X. Purdy Assistant sccrc'
tArY A. Doose Cashier John Wood, Treafurer
Incius McAdam. Consulting Actuaryj EldridEe
Johnson, Councillors, J. W. Henry, NJ. D., Medical
Director Once lGl Chatham square, corner VI worm
o., New York city.
The object OF the above Society which " orsanlled
nv workiugncn ana under their exclusive manage,
mcnt IL 10 create co 1ts for Industrial and homestead
Iuruoses the basis VI mutual assistance and coOpera
ton, .,-.,
In progress.
NOTICE TO ALL LATHERS.-rne VII
~ lashurCh Lathcts L nuu nANlng sifuck Tor u %
peT LOO or - poF day this Is TO request New lorH
and brooklyn lathers 70 Keep away until our demands
arn SATISFIED. 1ne following Ousscs are now paving the
prices b. Ga.lager. u. setsryi G., Wmtler, Boss
Martin. G. BkAhDSLl, Fiesldent,
ii. MoGoLDRroK, Secretary.
AWE ALONGSHOREP Painters .soclauon NEE.
X thls evening, al lis East Broad lay, e
DAVID n GouLD, r. 3.
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FPosT.-In Cincinnati. on March II 1870. by Judge
VI. r. Force Of the Common flsas, Frances A. Frost
from John Il. Frost
NEED In Cincinnati. on March u, $50, by Judge N.
v. Force Of the Court OF Common Ileas, Ca harnc
Isel rom Alien q, Reed.
EOUN-In this CITY. on Monday. August 3 ls7o, hy
fuhTg Albert Cardozl OF the supreme Court Elizabeth
Roa1 from FrcdcrlcS Il. Roux.
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State bonds are extremely dull, The only rccorded
traGsacions bong in new ennctseos, which rose y
cent. to cox. aud In Louisiana G. st g. CITY bank
shares were without sale. Railroad bonds were slow
sale, though price, steady. Union Pacics sell
ing at sik@slI; Michigan soulhern sinking funo. y.
Alton and Tcfre aute incomes n Great western 2ds
SiJS and nrss OF c. c. and l. c., s0t The following
were the closing street quotations Of linton Pacific Sc
curltcs: First MORTGAGE bonds, S2tf@S2k; incomes
ijA@isIli land grants 2A@I3i and siock, 2sR@3o.
On extreme quotaUo New York Central stock nuc.
tuatcd between glN ana 03H. scrip S3N@SoA Read.
In, g5AS.Cls, Lake shore gOX@0lHj Wabash. $500
la1@ilSI ist panl toH@,ox We preferIed; 56HSieN
Michigan Central sold At ilo, and Delaware, Lackn
wanna and Western, 1851. In nlisvclaneou. shares,
dealings wtr confined to fnc ne Mai a. so, 0GsX and
Mnrposa preferred 81 At the clUsc the general mar
IN
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Nh RRTED.


nEFw-BLUST.-on Tuesday, August, ., bv .he Rev.
l. " Toy nj the residence of the Bridegroom ~ u
st. NJ Charles H. Drew. of THIS city, - Miss Frances
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Ntnl Geiatt.
avn YOUR HOME
WEST FLUSHING.


90 to ne once near tho demo. at West Flashing
(opcn all day. Sundays lncudcdJ
II costa only nfteen cents each way for railroad fare
and to less than 81 weekly. including fer
riage, ti.25 per week.
Nearly 1900 Lots have been sold already sineo this
beautiful village nrst opened TO the public. II
contains 100 dwellinga and ~ already q live
settem =, far excclling all others In its natural ad
yantages. as well as its nne improvements.
Heed this advice and 70 at once 10 WEST FLUSH.
ING. The price Is only
eco FER LOT,
Payable SO monthly. and no interest 10 pay No Auc
toneers fees no other expcnscs DsedA given Mt
II fun payment Is made at time ol purchase. and an
allowance OF per cent. for cash
After the fret payment Of go tho purcha'er can occu
by and build upon the lot he desires then pay
monthly. Women purchase lots In their name.
All who would be Independent Of landlords seek to
invest their money safely and prontably arc invited 70
go and examine this offer at once. Maps free at tho
Office at West Flushing. and also OF tho undersigned.
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK. (PuOishcr),
"a peekman st.. New York
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Arrived-MoSDAY, Aug &
steamship c;y Of Broollyu. Liverpool, mdse and
pHss.
steamfhip Key West, slsaI. hemp. hides, &c.
Bark Morning Star, ST. JsEo de Cubs. sugar and log
wood.
Rre Ceres s.. ra-o de Cuba sugar.
Bgi AliIata. bridgeport G. d.. coal.
RI ~ Julia Kelly. Humacoa, l.. r.. sugar.
Scar joel Van Zant. Aux Caves, coffee and logwood
SchT H. ard ". kno wles, P.cou, L. b., coal and wOVJ
Aso, the usual river ana eoaHwlse versus
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CuHAP CArRIAdEs.-Wood Brothers Co. have
removed 10 Their ne premises, $40 Broadway one door
below Aston place, aud are selling carriages cheaper
thnu - Adp.
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pruttssionll Garos.

nR. OLIN, regular graduate OF medicine, con.
I tnueB to treat with nervous debility
amt all diseases OF eltlleT Age. with eKpi.
roncc, can be reiled upon II desiring perfect cuLei
and fair charges, call hls opntOn costa nothing. Pa.
TENTS, see the Doctor In person send two stamps
for (seaedl pamphlet, describing thu disc OF bis
specially Ohice aud pArlOn embraces every eonve
nIenee are respectfully aud centrally located. "a Bond
81, New ! ork
Guide TO Health, IL the oldest and most Sui
physle IN the city IN the OF urinary and klnirel
diseases, Ills Temedies have been carefully selecEd
during practice OF FORTY YEARS and are garRntecd
u effect cures where all others have faed. The m
fortunate rely implicitly a speedy cure. Olhee
ana consulting rooms ! BE .ch ST., New YOrH.
NERVOUS DEBlLiTX snd 81 complaints @sy, 9. q
Manhood restored IN niIeen mlnutcs
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8.iRIEE INTELLIGE NCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-Turs DAY.
sun rfes...b CliSun scts....i &C Moon sets. o.
uIGu wArER-TtlTs nay.
Sandy Hook. o 5Goy. bland. a. Hell Cato. .... %
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IF you would be wealthy tn ink Of saving as well
as getting, ia Ben Franklins good advice. The NM
tual Deueht Savings Bang, In tho Sun Building VIII
commence an account WITH one Dollar.-ddU.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-11-02

strength Of that frame. The
texture, the form and the symmetry Of
the bohes--all, in the same bulk and vol.
ume-possess double, or nearer fourfold,
the elements of resistance and endurance
in the blood-horse that they do in the
cold-blooded cart-horse. The difference
in the form and texture of the sinews and
muscles, and in the inferior tendency to
form fabby, useless flesh, is still more in
favor of the blood-horse. Beyond this,
the Internal anatomical construction Of his
respiratory organs, of his arteriul and ve-
nous system, of his nervous system, in
word, of his construction gcnerally=-is
calculated to give him what be possesses,
greater vital power, greater recuperatory
power, greater physical power, in proper.
to his bulk and weight, than any other
known animal-added to greater quick
ness of movement, and to greater courage
greater endurance Of labor, hardship, suf.
fcring-in word, greater (what is called
vulgarly) game Or pluck than will be found
in any other of the horse family.-Ame1s
7can Stock Journal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-11-02
Fatality Of Modern Warfare.
Secretary Of State.

A New York correspondent writes from
Paris, sg - -..
A comparison between the losses of arr
mics in the battles of the First Empire
with those resulting from engagements
where improved firearms have been en-
ployed will show humanitarians that the
old buck-and-ball cartridges, fired from
"Brown Bess" were much more deadly
than riaed cannon, needle guns and chas-'
sepots. rE ~ .l
Sadowa-400, 900 men engaged; 33,-
900 killed and wounded; about eight per
cent.
Marengo-28. 600 combatants number
of killed and wounded, 5000, that is,
25 per cent.
Austerlitz-Loss, 5000 of 10000 =
over 13 per cent.
Jena-24,OOO out of 2sO,OO0 combat
ants; 8 per cent,
Leipziz-50,000 out of 100000, be-
tween II and IL per cent.
At Magenta the French lost 9per cent.
and the Austrians 10 per cent Of their
forces. r..,
At Solferino, where the French alone
used rifed cannon, their losses amouated
to 13 per cent, while the Austrians lost
but ~ per cent.