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supply: Two families hero want to try your
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the remedy. Every one has something good
TO say, as 1T cures every time.
~ For all diseases oftho
KIDNEYS, RETENTION OF THE URINE. &c. &c.
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, 1870-05-27

Important JHdictRl Decision In n
Ra6lENA0 Al ERAee

Important JHdicfRl Decast0n In q
Ha6lF0A6 Aid CaAee
DETROIT, May ed-1n the case Of the Detroit L
aoHeu Railroad rs- The Town Of Salem, In which
me company prayed for q Tndnddmus from the
supreme Court, ordering the Township Board to
issue certain bonds, IS was claimed authorized to
be Issued BY vote Of the electors, the Court re-
fused the motion fol the Witt It Vas held tnat If
the consdtQttonaltty OF the Law authorizing towns
to render aid to railways tn this way could be sus
tained at all IT must be under the authority
of the State to prescribe and determine the
the expenditure Of the public money; that there
are certain Limitations upon thf- power. Taxation
must be imposed for public, and not for q mere
private, purpose. The tax must be laid according
to some rule Of apporttonment. II the tax is In
posed upon one OF tho municipal subdivisions Of
The State only, the purpose must not only be pub
lie purpose but It must be local; that H. the neo-
pie Of that municipality must hsva a peculiar In
terest IN the object tn be accomplished which viii
make II Just proper, and equitable that they
Of the State. It WAS held that railroads are not
public objects; TINT the State cannot, itself DdeF
the Constitution Of Michigan lay taxes for the aid
Of rnrWay enterprises, nor can It authorize mu-
inequalities to DO what 1t cannos do itself. Judges
these Views. Judge Graves d1ssented. This de-,
clsiou Will prove q death-bf0W to numerous COM
panes which have been organized under the gen.
eral railroad Law OF the State. Some OF the roads
lvered, and others are In progress It Il esttma-
ted that 900 Of these bonds arc In the hands
Of bona fds holdefa, mostly EASTERN capitalists,
and thai 81, CO., 600 OF bonds have been voted ann
deposited with the State Treasurer, but arc cot
YET delivered. It Is expected that TIE Governor
nit an amendment to the constitution, making
these bonds Wild
, 1870-05-27
RELIGIOUS,
Ohio Christian Missionary socI.

VII" Sa.aa'n ''AlsSlon"'yt soeic'E'
MAssr1ELp, Ohio, May aa-The Ohio Christian
Missionary Convention voted UNANIMOUSLY, this
si,ernoon after an or,a and eyh.nst,r. ',,,cn.
A1aei1eon, 11se. ~ aots anu eAnauaaNe "l%us-
sion, N iavor Of complete union OF york and ~
tefest "atn tne American ch11stsaa Alsslon So
clGty.
deciued n favor OF Dayton, ohio.
y \ S1qau, y. r; noD!nson, =. =. Zones, a
BUTTE =. E ilefeet " ~. u. AAtet, !. u. AcCul-
lougn, and Joseph r: wright we're appointed DELE
gales 70 tne General convention At indianapolis
IN octopeI: opeI:
AZ tne aitelnoon session tne noa!a was empoH-
efen 70 ~ saeaacles ID Inc oeie8ation OF elghE 70
Indianapolis. :, ,,.. .,..
W motion o. ~ ~. bthnol, Iesoiuuon Eks
auonten tn2nkiHE ,nc pIetnlen Ana s1steEs, ana
Cltt1ens q Aansnciu tol InelI pouuulu hospitality
, 1870-05-27
THE EAST.
Lerturc by Professor W. !. Davis Before the
Historical Society, Last Evea3ng.

Professor ". J. Davis, formerly Of the UutversI.
~ Of St Petersburgh, delivered a lecture on
Russia, Peraia, and China, to 9 fair audience. at
Historical hail, On Ontario street, last evening.
Tue Professor illustrated bis subjec: BY means Of
comprehensive mapA He opened big theme with
general dtsqusition on languages classifying them
iato Their general branches. Then followed dcs-
ssipaon on o. e. sconssaattnope claiming for it nrss
great curse was the nun dogs that infest the
streets. 1t Is computed that thc1s are 1t present
~ least Rs9oes fe9oe Of f,s thess animals ~taout
!! kisa is, az hiia q ,hsn. they are Isa7 teI1oT
tion, making pedestr.auism really dangerous
From Constanttnople the lecturer, attired as a
defflsfl, started on 2 journey to China. He eI-
country Of the Turkomans, a wild trtbe J. 6oo. 900
10 number, who live by plunder1ng caravans The
!ack OF water also caused him to suffer terrible
either. The natives call the dust "the place
be found II covered ny the bleached 6oncs Of men
desert, and at the time 1t was passed by tie Pro
Iess9as party 1t Tas crossed by terrible aimoou.
HIS description Of one Of these burning sand
The Professor 5 account Of Bockhar1, Its man.
ncrs and customs, was any thing but natterirg to
% shat interesting @ county By The side Of lta IN
gentlemen.
In speaking Of the dlde-ent races and tongues
the Noilh American indians came from on % Ala, and and
that the passage was made before Bcnr1ng Strait
was created By the ice pressure. It had been
Indians contains many Asiat3c words. His &C.
count Of the manners and customs OF the native
Perstans, Chinese, and Tartars Was quite Interest,"
ing.
II there Is any fault to be found with Mr. Davis
dsqnsltlon. It consists in It's extreme comprehen-
sivenesa. To c0ndense the geography, Topography.
hnff
and customs OF the people that lnhabit the same,
% well as the entire range Of comparative Pill
loloKy into lecture OF Rl hour aud half Is more
than an ordinary human being Is capable Of ae-
cOmplShiuQ :.
, 1870-05-27

The K1w Rtrer superior to kHy ouxhsr route,
The Directors appointed committee to
Negotiating with the Missouri River nld Leaveu.
wurth. Atchisou and Northwestern Company TO,
a modification Of its existing lease With those
roadRt and give the committee full power to COM
mence proceedings to terminate the t<ases, II
their Efforts At compromise we're unsuccessful
,Cc!onel David Murphy, editor Of the Franklin
0ts<7rfr, and Judge Owens, OF the Franklin
County Circuit Court, met this mon-
lnH, for The purpose Of lighting .
ar1unEed an aDicable settlement Of the matter
was effected The AtEatr grew out Of N alleged
illegal Issue Of bonds BY the Franklin Coanty
Coutt, and the refusal Of Judge Owens to grant
al Injunction against one OF the parties con-
cernea. 0Eens and Murphy are brothersin-hW.
sud men Of Considerable prominence Murphy Il
somewhat celebrated aA the defender of Pilot
against the rebel General Price during the WIZ
ST. L0u1s, May 4d-The Republican, sonew what
curtaiIed In stze appeared as usual this morning
temporary structure will be built Oh the old ste,
tut permanent building, Of imposing sir and
appearance, Htll be erected further up town. as
soon az proper location can be secured.
PLEASANT HILL, Mo-, May 36.-The mail coach
between here and Butter was stopped this after
noon. by two hlghwaymen, the passengers robbed,
and the mail bags ripped open, but nothing taken
horseman passing II the time was also robbed
The stage Was then allowed to proceed TWO
lady passengers were not molested
, 1870-05-27

From The Ne1r Fork Standard, Hay Is,
Rudolphe played practice game last evening At
Chris" C0nnor's, with an amateur, the game
being the American four-han carom- lie made q
run Of 66 on extremely dln1cult shots. While the
game was playing CJrtile Dion came In and de-
manded the table, abusing Rudolphe roundly,
a lew minutes, and hat his Keeping II vas
mean trick. of which he said Rudolphe
Tas guilty. Rudolphe continued playing,
merely quietly observing that he would play D. on
game Tor 800, and give him 90 per cent, COM
pletely etlenced Dion. Rudolphe, shortly after
wards, when the ba11s were In bad position, By 3
series OF difficult ehots brilliantly executed, got
balls together making run of los, mainly on the
two reds, and going out while endeavoring to exc
cute one OF his pet shots
Dion played game Of 100 points, French
carpma, Kndo]rhe giving Dion Is points, for a
stake Of 500, which Rntolphe won BY score Of
average. sk; Dion's average was small,
dolphe also Played game Of 1000 points
be made an average Of cox, winning by a score Of
1,0oe 70 2os+ Rndolnhe's largest Inn was Sls.
tain Mckay then played very brilliant game 81
1900 points, in which the average Was over 10 on
10th sides, Dion proving the victor.
, 1870-05-27

are petsona awaiting trial, who my BE- guilty and
ne! he tmcsnt: others are unfortunate debtors,
hho, by the perjury Of their creditors {wio swear
H'at men who have NOT q dollar, or any property,
"teInse to surrender their efecta,">, are thrown
into confinement, and lie there for weeks Tor want
Of the money to procure witt Of habsos corpus
thers are Witnesses Imprisoned because unable to
give security for their appearance to testify in I
criminal calse. These men ought not to be treat
crate it.
We need better jail.
We need better management Of the jail,
YOu arc At liberty to furnish any person who
n y, for prupar purpose inquire, with the name
and address OF the writer. Very respectfully. hc.,
CHICAGO, May &c, 1870
, 1870-05-27

Susan B Anthony will lecture In the dining h2l
OF the Womans Home, West Jackson street, near
who are interested In the cause OF self-supp0rt{ng
women are invited to Extend.
-Ameeting of persons Interested IN the opening
OF Franllln street, between Division and Stgel
streets. VIII be held this evening at No. 4e5 North
Wells street.
Charles E. Parsons will discourse on tho
"comlng Man" before Star Of Hope Lodge, this
The old members Of TAylor's battery Will
meet at Rumsey, Wllllams 4 Co.'S ONCE, Nos, g
snt s. Chamber Of Commerce. yer ta!s evening at
comrales' grarcs on Monday, and attending the
dedication Of the Soldlers' County Monument
, 1870-05-27
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.

Homo t0E tAE fr1EnQIftA~
This most excellent charity has recently under
gone retuyeuation and enlargement, aud Will be
rcopened in formal manner on Thursday, the
ed Of June next The exercises commencing at
7:45 p. H., will be as follows: Hon. Thomas B.
Bryan will preside; prayer By Rev. Dr.. Evcrts;
G. ". W7man; addresses by hon. +. B, bryan.
Rev. Robert GOLFER, Rev J. Morrison Reed, and
Rev. William 4. Bartlett; financial statement
The Improvements recently made to the in6tleu-
lion are all nrst-class, Including the enlargement
OF the building TO more than double It's former
capacity; steam heating apparatus; steam
costing In all abbout $4,000, all OF
which has been r1ised BY the mana
gers, With the exception OF about 10000, which
they trust will be readily contributed by the people
Of Chicago The institution has now capacity
sufficient to accommodate about 150 penefclAEes,
and it may readily be understood that the nanag-
ers have no difficulty In nudlug that number enll-
tied to its care and protection. All ART invited to
attend the opening exercises ns noted above.
, 1870-05-27

Cr0Aby.s Nzt:ktc fzn11.-Dr. Warren.
whose wonderful Gtft Of healing without the aid
Of MEDICINE, simply by the magnetic touch, will
exhibit his extraordinary power at the above hall,
commencing Monday, May 30, from 10 to l9 L. m,
each day during the wcek. The poor Of this city
@ are 9ttc ~ & e come an4 ne safeH iEee or cha9gs
also free. Pain is Instantly relieved; lost voice
at once restored; many forms Of deafness iu.
stantly cured; hilniness, when not total. rene.
died: many afflicted with laueness leave thei1
crutches, and all afflicted with no matter what
tlatase claim to feel at once the beneficial
effects Of the treatment We could publish col
to let the pallic witness With their own eyes the
workings Of this magic power. No medicine given.
No surgical operation performed. DR.. Warren
who desire to pay, every slsr, from I'LL 8 = m.
No charge for second treatment when found nee
essary. Patients will pay in proportion 70 prop
eftY.
, 1870-05-27

How to Look HounE = s.1tccn.-
Don't paint or USE Vile hair resrorcr., but simply
apply l1agaD's Magnolia Balm upon your face,
neck, and hands, aud use Lyons kAtha!rOn upon
pvarly, soft, and natural, ami you can't tell what
Old IL It remores fzeck!cs, tau salloWness, ring
marks. moth-patches, ETC.; and IN place Of rcd.
Qulslte belle. It gives to middle age the bloom OF
perpetual youth. Add these effects to splendid
heal Of hair produced by the kathalroD, and q
lady has done her hest In way Of alornment.
Brothers will hare no splnster sisters when these
art[cles are around,
, 1870-05-27

guhdned, With but tinin4 Ioss 10 the buildtnk. AS
The fre Mss IN such placa that 1t could not be
subdued bJ buckets Of water. OF By an engine,
without considerable lod1 by water to the infsros
OF my shop, clAln con1Iderablc yavfrr by the
use Of your Eatingutsher. Respectfully yours,
7. Z. HnLDrN
, 1870-05-27
Strawberry Festivals.

A strawberry festival, for the heneat Of the
Seventh Presbyterian Church, will be given at
FarWen Hall to day and this evening. This will
give or merchants and their clerks, and all other
beneyoleDt1y disposed persons, IN opportunity to
eat good dinner, and at the same time bcnent q
worthy object Let all attend.
A strawberry festival will be given By the
ladies' of Trinity lEpiscopal> Church, in aid OF the
mission, 1t Zouare Hail. corner Of State and Adams
streets, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Of
next week
, 1870-05-27
Lnke Stn9eB.

We would once more call the attention Of our
South Side readers to the fact that stage of the
2. l. P. line leaves the Opera House every night at
IL 80 O'Clock, half an hour after the last State
convenience long needed by those whose business
or pleasure colnpe1s them to remain In the bust
ness portion Of the city after IL O'Clock. and the
enterprise displayed by z L P. shouId meet with
proper reward His 'busses are clean, neat, aud
comfortable, and much pleasanter to ride In than
the generality Of public cQnYe{ances
, 1870-05-27

BOSTON, May 26.-At an adjourned meeting ofthe
American Tract Society, the resolution dissolv-
iny the society Vas rcconsidered. proposition
10 reduce the expenses and liquidate me llaoilt-
ties with the ossets, and thus enable q continua-
tfou Was defeated, and finally the recommends
zion Of the Executive Committee 70 place the at.
fairs OF the Secretary In the hands OF a Special
c1lnmitfce WAS AIlQptc0.
, 1870-05-27

A single Trial of Mrs. WiuA1oH*1n
Soothing Syrup for children teethlng, never yet
failed to relieve The baby. md overcome the pre-
jud!ces OF the mother. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. It not ouly frees tho
cl.1ld from pam, but regulates the stomach and
bowels, cures wind collie, corrects acldity and
cures tiysentery and d1arrhGa- Gives rest and
health to the child, and comforts the mother.
, 1870-05-27
To the Ladies',

Webster Blos-, No. IS Lake street. nro Offering
great bargains to the ladies' in trimmed and un-
trimmed millinery, ribbons, Rsshes, French and
chignons and hair switches, Kid and Lialc gloves,
black Grape wells, and everything In tho Inc Of
ladies' furnishing goods. F1rBt door. No. IS Lake
Htreet
, 1870-05-27

MExP1J1s, May qG.-The General Conference OF
the Methodist Church, after transactlng large
amount Of business Of no general importance. I'd
tuuTned zine die to-day. just before ad1onrnlng
Biahop Andrews delivered his farewell address,
as owl lG to his extreme age it Was not probable
he wn1,kt ever meet with them aRatQ.
, 1870-05-27

The Beat and OriKtnal Tonic OF
ana q CallSsa5a Known g. FsyTo @
restores color to the blood, the phosphorus re-
news waste OF the nerve tissue, and the callssya
gans, thereby curing dyspepsia IN lts various forms
wakefulneEs general debility, depression OF spir-
Its; also. the lest preventative against fcrc- ami
CO., New York. Sold BY druggists
, 1870-05-27

IIRINCH LANGUAGE xfH I1ffR1TURE y
PTuf q Ael EFes Inst q the Ahess, dAy aadt
eyss.nt z sl.ase1 saa 9sts.te 4ss11 " Is1fs1
tahtA - 'e.s-- =
, 1870-05-27

TRoGRAMXE OF TEE FORTHCOMING YACHT RACE.
LONDON. May ga regatta for yachts Of all
nations will take place on tne ed Of June for the
Prince Of Wales prize cup, The yachts to start
from Cowes, at O'Clock In the morning, sail
through the Needles to the Bill Of Portland, where
rhey Fonnd the Shambles and return, back Of the
Isle Of Wight, and outside OF Nab Light ship to
Ryde pier,
, 1870-05-27

T1op s1IKSaSo WILL BUY THE FURNITURE OF
N Eonr 1,snns Tanebe0t 70 rent des1.ds eood oca-
L.. oSS 1tTsI isaytrX town RsaKft South e.
-01 a3fNAIL rae FURNITURE m 4
Il bnr,e N nsw: Hpuse fox r1nt AdtteA +. Tribune
ottoa
"ATTTp-A. 10 HAVING WHOLK Oh
w pAft Of thei' .Gr. ArottA &S e teA To- eatt.
Apaly 70 o. AS41 XXX ~ Ws9e e&aa-
1Sim& = ~ .4Ff
, 1870-05-27

muulcipal Elections In Virginia. .
RICHMOND, May 2d-The municipal election re-
suited In the election OF H. 4. EHyson, Mayor, and
the whole Conservative city ticket, by q handsome
majority :
III Norfolk, 1t Ia estimated that the Conservatives
have carried the city by nifty majority.
, 1870-05-27
The Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY of
New York

INTERESTING coKREsFoNpHNcx
RosToS' May ld, 1s7n
by the Legislature Of your State 10 make au erAn-
lnation into the affairs Of the Mutual Llte Insur-
ance Company Of New York, !" IN regard more par
others against the officers Of the company.r and
that you hare nov completed your Investigation
and are ready to make your report. NC, ~ policy
reauest YOU to meet rs and others Interested IL
tliis matter at the rooms Of the Board OF Trade,
Thursday afternoon, at o'clock, that such action
may be t1len by us as tue occasion may seem to
co, aaa B. DalaWln, SSf n,' Edward ". Kins1ey,
Geo. D. Wise, Henry ". French,
p, q. Porter, Jas. Ii. Freeland,
Chas. u. shapleIsh, 3. F. Rollins,
James a II. Hsyward, Amo{ Leland,
4. ii Butterteld, F. A. Foster,
Samuel Msnsur William Hilton,
W, +, Poole FSanE Snow,
John q. Poole, Natal G. Chaplin,
Augustus Towne, Geo. ], Fisher,
Barney s. Snow, l. A Wright
NEW TORE, May Il, 1870.
GENTLEMEN: viii cheerflllJ cop4pl5 %s..:n your
request and meet you on ThurAday.
BOSTON, Mass, May ls, 1870
III George Fl. Miller Insurance Superintendent of
j. ". McCulloh represents that he was appoint
cd By the Legislature Of New York to examine me
AhnlTs OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
os ana s ts has aae s
have been sustained by you. Is this truc7 Have
the officers, OF any Of them, committed any wrong
or breach Of trust7 What fs the result OF your
examination A public meeting OF policy holders
IL called % meet here, Thursday, which McCulloh
proposes to address. In your opInlon, after tho
1he eonauee q sue oeeTs Of The % eompany Weh
should forfeit the confluence Of the policy hoders
, 1870-05-27
Missionary Association.

Dos7oS, May 2&-The American Missionary
Association held tts annual meeting yesterday.
The report shows the employ mcnf Of over Gu0
missionaries and teachers among The freedmen,
with an attendance at day schools Of II, 500. and
night schools Of 1854.
, 1870-05-27
The PFesby tcFiRn General Assembly
In Phil0delphfR.

PHILADELPHIA, May sG-1n The Presbyterian AS
se1nnly, this 4 III, consideration Of the Recon
6tIuctlon report WAS cOnttnuett. The items pro-
yidIng that the ratio Of representation to the
Synod and Assembly should be altered SO az to
bring members in the Assembly within due limits,
and Accure equal rights 70 ali parts OF tho church.
were considered at great length. The items. as
reported b5 committee, recommend that no change
In Presbyterian representation be proposed atpres-
ent, but only q Change In ratio and form Of rep
resentatton- This change would provide Tot one
commissioner, minister, of an elder from
The three !te1us bearing on the sub
1ect were 80 amended that not
only is Presbyterian representation left unchang-
ed, but no change u recommended In the rates ol
representation. The whole matter Is LETT -
ordered by Chapter H. Section 9, OF the form Of
government. The three items we're adopted as
amended.
The question Of appeal to the General Assembly
was discussed. 4 committee recommended that
all complaints and references terminated at the
Synod, with the exception Of questions Of consti-
tutonal Law trial OF ministers for heresg. This
Item was adopted as reported, with the addition
q the words, Except when parties agree to
Several un!npprtant items Of the report were
adopted without discussion. ......
The afternoon session was for the Rlmlnsttn-
tion Of the HOLY Communion and other devotional
exercises.
, 1870-05-27
EEnkat

LONDON, May 9G-In the cricket match at Dub
LII, yesterday, between the All England eleven
and All Ireland twenty-two, the former were easl-
II YlctpEQusr
, 1870-05-27
BapIiet Homo Mission.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26-The celebration Of the
thi1ty-elghth anniversary Of the Baptist Home
Mission took place to-day at the Bro1d and Arch
streets Church. A resolution asking Congress to
annul the charter Of the National Theological In
stltute, on the ground that tho Wayland Seminary
is capable OF meeting the necessities Of the Ban-
tion Of coiored preachers, was referred to the
specal committee.
, 1870-05-27

Pimaplcz ON the Fncc.-For Conne-
dones, black-wor1ns or gtu1s, pimply ernptions,
and hl0tchel dlsfgurattons on the face use Perry
Comedone AMI Pmpie Remedy, sold by all
druggists.
, 1870-05-27

Magnetic Spring Waters-Thn wa.
ter from the celebrated "St Louis {Mlch.) Magnet
ic Spring." Is put up in qpar bottles for shipment,
and sold by druggists. Y. T. Moore, East Saginaw.
Mich, Is the general agent Sold By E. T. DNytr
i Co., NholegaIe DruggistB Chicago.