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ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS

Tire only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Fe-
male Regulator known, will cure all those com
plants above mentioned in an Incredible short
time. The Bitters at once arOuscs, strengthens
and restores the womb to its natural condition,
removing distractions, relieving pain and regu-
lating the monthly period. Yonder stands pale,
feeble and lauguil girl, just bursting into woman
hood she is the pride of all, but bark she 81
lcntly steals n pickle, eats chalk, or a slate PEN
Gil no appetite for fool She turns with a duh
eye and seeks SOLITUDE her eye no longer spar
kles her merry laugh is no longer heard ring
ing through the air; she mopcs about with
bloodless lips and gums, with headache, palpita-
tion, CONSTRUCTION, swimming OF the head, cold
feet and hands sruelancholy she has u coated
tongue, offensive breath, and Il host orothcr evils
too numerous to mention.
When neglected all these symptoms become ar
grayatcl, there is sick stomach, heartburn, u
line settles under the eyes, the legs and ankles
are swollen, the hair loses its glass and falls OIL.
there is brittlcncss aud splitting in the finger
nails, swollen abdomen, extreme nervousness, fret
fumes, pains and achcs, dry cough, llys,crical
Fits: rapid pro,tration, epilepsy AMI death /! II
you, or any of your friends, are thus afflicted,
send ut once for Il Bottle Of English Female Fit
tcrs and lie cured. Its effects are magical insurh
complaints. Surely no mother will postpone and
dcltr this duty until
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SCIENTIFIC And CLASSICAL
INSTITUTE,

RiCGYillG Tennessee.
Rev. N. B. GOFORTII, A. NJ,
Classical Department.
W. A. G. BROWN,
Scientific Department.
Professor Ii. G. CLUTSAM,
Music Department.
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Lookout Mountain Educa-
tiOnal Institutions.

Rev. c. +. p. BANCROFT, Principal.
TALL SESSION of Twenty Weeks begins Au-
l. gust 3, 1870. For particulars, send for Cat
aloguc. e. {. CARPENTER, Sup't.
lliullmF Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
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Incidents of Travel, No. 2, will appear
next week.
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YOUNG GINS.

G[[l
Mlddlc-aEea matronS, those ut the critical peril
cd, and the aged grandmother, arc all cured
by the use of our English Female Bitters, now
prescribed and used by physicians all over the
country.
If you are troubled with Falling ofthc Womb,
attended with n sense of weight aud bearing
down pain in the back and side, and other at
tcndant evils, English Female Bittcrs will give
entire relief. tt l.I
Those at the 'Uurn of life, - mothers after con.
%fncmcnt, and alt others (male or femalc) who
are conyalcscents from any pIotractcd or cchili-
tating complaint, who gain strength slowly, and
whose digestion is slow and imperfect, will find
these Bitters the very thing their system de
mands. 1t gives a powerful appetite, aids and
assists digestion, arOuScs the liver, strengthens
mentally and physically, and fills the whole sys-
tcm-with prus crimson blood coursing through
its channels. ,.lr.
COMMON GTUG-SHiOP BfITTERS..
Empty Bitfcr Bottles, q various sstTics' can he
found around almost every dwelling and cabin
throughout the land. Their taste is pleasant,
and are ddUertiSed to cure almost every disease,
while the manufacturers knOtp they possess no
medical properties whatever. The are so many
disguiscs for exceedingly common beverages which
do not, nor cannot possibly cure any one.
Beware of these pleasing hitters in quart bot
ties, they contain a sting for your yitals, and he
who buys them carries u ''toper's" grog into his
house. One man who Knows not1Ifng about
medicine, says his big bottle is very fancy, cures
all impurities Of the blood, makes old men young,
casts out devils, restores sight to the blind, and
numerous other miracles while yet another,
who prcsumes every man a drunkard proposes
to cure collie, ingrowing nails, yellow fever, heart
disease and l~ovc-sick maidcns !! Weknow they
make no such cures, We know the people at large
arc deceived and swindled, and as we desire to
v~cntilate these common humbugs, make the fol
lowing challenge to one and all ::
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We have received number rs of the
first volume of the Mail, a lively Demo-
cratic paper published at Union City,
Tenn. R. W. Beers, proprietor, and b.
II. Wear, publisher.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SICKNESS PAIN AND DEATH
FEMALE COMPI1AINT,~

That claims its yi;tim{ throughout the length
and breadth Of our land,
Many females suffer in some way ut each
monthly period some girls are in great pcriIu
the commencement of mcustruation, while older
ones dread its decline at the ''smn of life,
Sometimes the menstrual How is too much, or too
little, or may he attended with pain may he
irregular or entirely checked, or changed in APP
pearance, attended with other distressing synlp-
toms. lcuccorrhWa, or the "WhitCs,' y frequent
" drains the system, or liberation of the womb
may create pain md cause rapid prostration.
Falling of the womb is an exceedingly common
complaint, giving much trouble and distress,
which, under ordinary treatment, is difficult to
cure.
Mysteries, Green Sickness, HritLility of the
womb and other serious and fatal complaints,
follow the female sex throughout life. Lives
there Il medical gentleman WHO has or can relieve
the fair sex Of the above troubles Not many.
Is there no combination of medical agents that
win come to her rescue? Weauswer, yes.
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THE ENTERPRISE.
7OR JUDGES OFSUPREME COURT.

'wEETwATER, THURSDAY, JULY IA, 1870,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.--LoNDON, May 13--4 80
p M.-Consols, OAK for money and GA q 04M for
the account American securities steady; United
States nvetwenty bonds, s9H Tor the issue OF 1862
SST for the issue OF 1865 and 90H for the issue or
1857 tenforties, s5H. Stocks steady. Erie Railway
shares, 1Sk: Illinois Centrals, 112H.
LONDON, May 1873 2. M.-Unired States bonds
quiet 1882 SO; 1855, Old SS3s. Stocks quiet; Erie
Railway shares, 1873.
PARIS sBOURsE.-PARIS;; May 13.-The Bourse closed
firm. Rentes 75f 10c.
FRANKFORT TBOURSE.-FRANKFORT,M May 13.-United
States 1ye-twenty bonds opened firm.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-LIvERPOOI, May
1880 p. M.-CottOn closed unchanged. Sales
$4,000 bales including 1000 for speculation and ex.
port. Common rosin, IS. 9d. Spirits turpentine
29s. Cd. Cheese dull. Pork buoyant.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET-HAvRE, May 13.-C0tton
closed firm.
TRADE AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. May 49,
The market for yarns and fabrics Is quiet, but rm
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET-LIyERPOOL
May 1880 p. M.-Wheat quiet and steady for Cali
fornia white and red Western No. 2. The receipts Of
wheat the last three days were 10000 quarters, all
OF W hich were American. Flour quiet and steady
for Western canal. Peas, $685. per s04 lbs. for Cana
dian.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS sMARKEr.-LIvERpooL May
1850 p. M.-Pork, 1865. per Dbl. Tor extra prime
mess. Lard, Co.'S per cwt. Ta'l0w, 44s. Cd. per
cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARxEr.-LoNDoN May 49,
4:3J p M.-Linseed cakes 1rma 60 les. GO 1885, per
AMI steady. Calcutta linsccd firm. Linsced Oil firm.
Tallow easier, at 44s Oh. per cwt. Sperm oil 600
col per ton Hops heavy, at "a IS ca lbs per bale
for good American.
PETROLEUM MARKET.--ANTwERP. May l3,-Petro.
leum closed Nat az b3Ht
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


Prominent Arrivals in This City Ycssc rday.
EX-Congressman J. v. 8. Pruyn, OF Albany; J. K
Lothrop, OF Boston, and D. d. withers Of Canada,
are at the Brevoort House.
Captain J. Is. Eaten Of the United States Army;
c. II. Muirhead. of Philadelphia; Senior Robe
Minister and ScG0r Esrado OF the Spanish legation
are at the Albcmarle Hotel.
Sir Stafford Northcote Of England; ex. Governor
Clifford, OF Massachusetts,; DR.. 5, X. Ashton.
Gaiusha A. Grow, General J. II. Ornc and Con-
gressman Mercur Of Pennsylvania, are at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Colonel J. S. Graham, OF Flushing; G. B. Fox, of
Lowell, Mass; Comptroller II. X. Hubbard and S.
II. Kaufman, OF Washington. are at the Everett,
House,
Colonel c. L. Grofrn. of North Carolina; Dr. A. r.
Sawyer, OF San Franclsco Colonel 8. s. Ellsworth,
Of Penn Yam, and w. Allen, OF Auburn, are at the
st. Nicholas Hotel
Judge c. 9. Ptman, OF Idaho; J. S. ParSes, OF
Springfield; w. Gray, OF New Zealand; W. f. Hardce
Of Tennessee; senator Henry Wilson, OF Massachu.
setts; e. s. Rollins, OF Boston; MAJOR General Robin
son, OF the United States Army; Ben. Payne OF
Albany; f. II. Prescott, OF Boston, and Captain 8.
A. Day, OF the United States Army are at the Astor
House.
General ST. Clair Mulhoand, Chief Of Police and
J. Kelly, Chief OF the Detectives and number OF
other Philadelphia officials are at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
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CHINA.

Arrival of Minister Low ut Shnnghae.-Defent
Of Imperial Forces la the PrOvinces-The
News of BurInRnme's Death Rcceived-The
Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO May 13, 1870.
The Japan brought the following news
United States Minister Low and family had arrived
at Shanghae from which place he left for the North
on the Sth OF April.
The imperial forces had been twice defeated In the
provinces and leading general killed.
The rebels were threatening another eruption in
the valley Of the Yellow river.
The news Of the death OF Minister Burlingame was
received with general regret.
The Pekln College was in q prosperous condition.
MARKETS.
HONG KONG, April 12-EXchange on London,
45. 6Ld
sHANGHAE, April 11.-American cotton goods very
qniei with very light transactions. Jeans un.
changed.
Black Teas-Tne total settlements were 1000
chests; quotations, IA S q 18 5 0 taels
Green Teas-Settemens, $4,000 packages; stock
5000 packages; exports to America up the date Of
the sailing OF the Japan were 10, SOC, 900 pounds
Silk--The market had advanced 20 taels per plcul
during the month. The settlements since the last
report foot up 400 bales The exports to the United
States were $40 bales
Exchange-On London, 6s. IA.
The ship Benefactor was berthcd for New York.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Rebellion In the Argentine Confederation
General Urquiza NIortally Wounded by an
.Assassin-Return OF the Brazilian vOlun.
teers-The Conference Terminated Mt Asun.
Ciou.
LISBON, May 49, 1870.
the mail steamer from Rio Janeiro and South
American ports has arrived.
A formidable rebellion had broken out in the pro-
Vince Of Entire Rios. The Argentine government
was hurrying forward troops to the scene of disturb
anco There had been fighting, but without decisive
result.
General Uruuiza, q native Of Entire Rios and die.
tator Of the Argentine confederation was shot and
mortally wounded by an assassin.
The Brazilian volunteers who took part in the
war In Paraguay were returning to kio Janeiro,
where they were received with great rejoicing.
; The diplomatic conference at Asuncion for the
settlement OF the afrairs Of Paraguay had terminated,
and the Argentine aud Brazilian Ministers were on
their way to Bucnos Ayrea.
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KANSAS.

Fiendish OntraGcs by Texan OnrInws-Swift
and Terrible Retributi0n-The Six Fiends
Captured ind Hung.
FORT SCOTT, May 13, 1870
An account OF the most diabolical atiair ever re-
corded Is published in to-day's Monitor. On Tues.
day seven men. either Texans or outlaws from In.
dian Territory, came to the town Of Ladore, few
miles south of here. After drinking all day they
to the boarding house Of J. N. Roach and asked TO
stay all night. Being refused on account OF their
drunken condition one Of the party knocked Roach
nsensible with revolver, and then went to the bed
occupied by the two daughters OF Roach aged
twelve and fourteen years. and ravished them during
the entire night, using knife to accomplish their
purpose. Roach revived after time, bu t
feared to STIR knowing he would he killed II he did.
He describes the cries and entreaties Of the girls
heart-rending. A quarrel orose among the demons
and one was shot dead while satisfying his lust.
AT daybreak the party fed, one taking with
him TO the woods the youngest girl.
The town was Immediately aroused and pariles
started in every direction In search OF the lends
The one with the girl was soon overtaken and hung
to tree Two others were found secreted
In town and were hung TO the same
tree. The remaining three were also captured
Two of them were hung. The other one at last ac.
counts in custody OF the citizens but will proba-
bly, snare the fate of his companions.
The universal verdict here Is that In this instance
at least the summary manner Of inaicting punish.
ment Is entirely justified.
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Passengers for Eurone.

The steamship Perere Captain Duchesne, which
sails to-day for Havre, will take out the following
passengers:-Judge Cunning s. Bedford, Jr., New
York; his Excellency Blacque Bey, the Turkish
Minister and family, Washington; Colonel J. N
Bonaparte, Paris; Colonel william r. Moller New
York; Mr.. Schuchardt and family, New York; Mr.. J..
w. Slmonton, New York Associated Press; Mr. John
Bloodgood and family New York; Mrs. Lispcnayd
Stewart and family; Niss Rnineandcr. New York;
Mr. Elliot G. CowdlE Mr. aud Mrs. G. f. T. Reed,
Mr.. O. $. GraiulIa. Of the Seventh regiment, with
over a00 others,
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

Arrival OF the nInil Steamship Japan at San
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 49, 1870.
The Pacific mail steamer Japan, from Hong Kong
April IL, and Yokohama April %, arrived to-day,
bringing 14oo passengers. 1900 Of whom are Chinese
Sixteen OF the Japans passengers are for New York
and thry-six for Europe. Included in her freight
are l47 packages Of silk for New Xork, and 1,o2O
packages Of tea and $50 bales of silk for Europe
The Japan left at Yokohama the United states
flagship Delaware and the Monocacy and Idaho, and
at Hong Kong the Ashuelot.
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General Conference Of the Methodist Church
South.
MEMPHIS. May 13, 1870.
In the Methodist Conference here to-day petition
to abolish the oflce OF Presiding Elder was not
concurred in.
The Christian Adcocatcis to be increased in size.
A book Is to be published defining uniform sys-
tenn Of churcn architecture.
periodical called the Home Cl1cl e is to be pub.
lshcd.
A proposition to strike the word "South" from
the tile OF the Methodist Church, here represented
was referred back to the Conference.
DR.. summers commentary on two books OF the
New Testament were approved and commended to
the Church.
long debate on the abolition Of itineracy ana the
substitution Of the pastoral system was in progress
when the Conference adjourned.
It Is believed that large majority will vote for
adhesion to the original system or itineracy and de-
clare that no minister can in place longer
than TWO years.
Drs. Coftrel. Of Montgomery. Ala, and Edwards.
OF Virginia, are advocates Of thorough reform and
change in The old system Of Church government and
the abolition Of itineracy.
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TIE FENIANs.

Feninns Concentrating ut Duluth-One Party
En- Route for Red Rivcr-Threo Hundred
Awaiting Orders at Sc. Paul.
CHICAGO, May Is. 1870
The report tele4raphed yesterday relative TO tho
concentration OF the Fenians at Duluth IL con1rme
by the new papers published al that point.
The St. Paul Press has news OF the mastering OF
the Fenans IN various parts O. Minnesota anu one
party Is now en- route to Red River overland.
There is now at ST. Paul Feninn force OF about
three hundred awaiting arran rements for tansp0r-
tat0n and subsistence before commencing th0
march to Red River. They VIII probably proceed by
tne usual mail route, but may pos IDLY go 10 Fore
petition
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ENGLAND.
Parliamentary Prosress-The EInii Service to
America.

, Parliamentary Prosress-The HInii Service to
America.
LONDON May 13, 1870.
The House OF Commons tonight engaged in
long and tedious discussion OF the metropolitan Poor
Roiief bill without result.
The Marquis Of Harrington. the Postmaster Gen
eral. stated that as the Atlantic steam
chip companies persisted In their refusal
to take the only compensation Postmas.
ter General Creswel was empowered to offer,
any ameioration Of the mail service between Great
Britain and the United States was at present mpos.
siblo.
The claims Of Mr.. Barry, the architect Of the
Houses OF Parliament, came up and were debated
with much bitterness. His plans and their execu.
tion were condemned, and the House, by vote Of
100 to 152, refused to censure his dismissal.
In the House OF Lords to-day the proceedings were
unimporant
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fine N fOaIY.sIIIH SHEET.

At two O'Clock this morning fire broke out In .
factory In Forty-siXth street. near Tenth avenue.
The fire was OF so much importance that q second
alarm was rung or by the BELLS IL Is understood
that the burning premises are occupied by several
persons and that the building Is likely to be atots
loss. The occupants were all absent, and no par
tculars could be asceraned OF the losses. The dr0
was raging at the time OF going to press.
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Tho Dnc0tah Tribes PeacenbIe and at work
ON Their ReservatI0n-The Montana sloux
ON the War Psth-WhIskey Seizure by Gen.
erai suiiy. 49, n
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1870
'aptan Broach, agent OF the Yanktons OF Dacotah
icrfhofy writes to the Indian Commissioner
.oShs tue recent reports that these In
a'ans @ are becoming impudent and arc
AHlihs the stock Of both governments
and private parties; on the contrary Canaan Rroach
says tney are anxious To work and 10 hs great re
for labor. " "' "'f'sS'ao'~
General sully, superintendent OF Indian AfYa,rs
Mritcs 70 Tue commissioners from Helena, M. T..
stating that he had received Information that tns
Gros ventres had rey recovered from Tie etharyy
0ccasioned by their late Sickness and now exhibited
habits OF industry they have never before shown
which Is attributed TO the assistance rendered them
by the government. The upper portion OF the Az
sinaboines nave part OF them, joined the Cros
Ventres. The remainder OF the same band have re.
moved north thirty miles from the agency
Redst0ne's band OF hostile Sioux are at the mouth
OF the MIX river. On the 9th inst. wor party OF
twenty-five attacked two men employed near the
agency, killing one OF their horses The men es-
capped. On the night OF the Goth ult. q passenger
arrived nom the lower herding post and reported
that the country was alive with war parties, and
General Sully himself states tnat his men report
Indians In the woods one mile below the agency.
They are after the Gros Ventres' horses and what
white mems scaips they can find.
General SulIy YOU'D start In few days for the
Mussel Shell, to visit the Crows He had seized
to Fort Benton by train. Afterwards. learning Is
had been tampered WITH nc went after the trtins
knocked IN the heads OF The barrels and found tho
greater portion 0f 1t had been stolen.
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Methodist Protestant Conference at Balti.
more.
BALTIMORE, May 13, 1870
In the General Conference Of the Methodist Pro-
testant Church to-day the committee on boundaries
made report, after which the consideration of the
report on the ritual was resumed and discussed
ar length. The portion referring to the use Of the
Commandments and beatitudes was adopted. That
includlng the Apostles Greed was rejected.
The evening session was devoted to hearing q
statement from the agent OF the Western Maryland
College.
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JAPaY.

The Disturbances in Choisin's Territory
Ended-Dencit of Half the Revenue in stbe
Japanese Budget-Attenlpted Assn ssInation
of tho American Consul ut Jeddo-Slight
Shock Of Earthqunke--sailing Of the British
Fleet for vanc0uvcr's Island-The Markets
nnd Finances.
YOKOHAMA, April 90,
VIA SAN FRANCISCO, May Is, 1870.
Admiral Hornby arrived from Australia and visited
Jeddo, where he was entertained by the Mikado
The Admiral sailed again for Vancouver's Island on
the 18th instant.
The disturbances in Chosln's territory terminated
after two days. skirmishing. Several were killed
and wounded on both sides.
The Japanese budget for last year shows deficit
Of 00O which Is equal to one.haf the Imperial
revenue.
Attempts recently made by the Japanese to assas.
sinatc Charles o. Shepard the Amer ican Consul at
Jeddo, have been frustrated.
runor Is In circulation that Sir Harry Parker,
the British Minister to Japan VII be transferred
to Pekln.
ouuages on foreigners are Of frequent occurrence.
shock Of earthquake was lately experienced but
no damage was DONE
;, Tne British bark ST. Dunstan from Glasgow for
Yokohama, was wrecked forty miles from her des
tinaion aud four Of her crew were lost
The British fleet under command of Rear Admiral
Horn6y, which sailed from this port for Vancouver
yesseis-Fagship, nigate Liverpool, Captain J. 0.
Hopkins; frgate PhGbe,l Captain John Bythesea;
mion. Captain Edward Lacy; frgate Lifrey, Captain
r. Gibson, and the corvette Scylla, Captain +. A.
The import market Is unchanged. The arrivals
are numerous and oil contain general cargOes. The
tea season Is nearly over ana transactions ale lin
silk market is active ana the high prices are main
taDed; the season has been favorable and the ar
rivals small; the settlements have been eoo'bales.
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IRELAND.

The LOugf0rd Election-"Quiet on the Line."
DUBLIN, May 13, 1870.
There have been no further disturbances at Long
ford. large military and police force is on hand
and the election is progressing quietly Mr.. Harmon
Is reported TO be ahead.
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Prominent Departures.

Arson Burngamc, Jr left for Washington
Colonel r. Loomis, for New London; General d. f.
Bud, for Washington; Colonel I. b. Howard. for
San Francisco; Judge J. L. Jackson for Phlade
pnia; Senator Fitch, for Washington Judge Nelson,
for Poughkeepsie; y. r. Dana for Boston; General
Prestbnry, for Baltimore; T. Motley, Jr, for Boston,
A. Van vechion, for Albany; Mr.. Lombard and Mr.
Oder for Washington.
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Awnv wi,b Co.u,e,,c.. /.

Abandon all washes emusons and lotions tho com.
pexion. They always either usess dangerous Rs.
the OF spots pmpes, morphcw and other
nal Of an ernptye type By removing the ia
SULPHUR POWDERS which at tone the stomach and
dsnsct the vital fluid They the combination
OF nvgorant and ansepc that the world has
known.
Sold by druggists. One package 12 powders 81 three
packages, SO So Mailed free. Money sent mt our risk
HALL & RUCkEI, 218 Greenwich street, New York.
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CUBA.

Two More victlms-Golc Companions
Rumorcd Departure Of Ryan from the
Island.
HAVANA. May 49, 1870.
Diego and Gaspar Aguero, the companions OF
General Goicouria, who fed with him to Guajaba
Key, have been captured on that island by party
OF Marines from the Spanish gunboats who
were pursuing them, and arc now on their
way to Havana under strong guard. Their
arrival Is hourly expected. Immediately on their
arrival court martial will he summoned and the
prisoners placed on trial. The American or English
colonel who was with Gocouria died on the island,
OF starvation or exposure It is supposed that Ryan
and the three pilots succeeded in making their es.
cape from the Island.
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RUSSIA.

The Church Militant Under Lny Command
ST. PETERSBURG, May 13, 1870.
General Osten.Sacken declares that Russia Will
forbid the apostolic Wears from entering Poland.
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the ssrEnslrIoNaL YACHT RACE.

Condition Of tho Competing Vessels. the
Sapph0 and Cambria.
LONDON, May 49, 1870.
The London Postsays the alterations made have
greatly improved the yacht Sappho. ana the Cam.
bria viii probably never be made TO equal her.
In the last race the Cambria showed bad form in
her sailns and II nothing else. disparity of size
should have forbidden the race, If the question OF
build was to be decisive