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The union Democrat., 1871-06-24

The "PAIE KILLER" may Justly be styled
the great medicine of the world, for there is
no region of the globe into which it has not
found its way, and been largely used and
highly priced. Moreover, there is no cline
to which it has not proved to be we'll adapted
for the cure of a considerable variety of dis
eases it is speedy and safe remedy for
burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, wounds and va
rious other injuries, as well as for dysenterv,
diarrhoea and bowel complaints generally, it
is admirably suited for every race Of men on
the face of the globe.
It is very significant fact, that nothwith-
standing the long period of years that the
"Pain Killer" has been before the world, it
has never lost one whit of its popularity, but,
on the contrary, the call for it has steadily
increased from its first discovery, and at no
previous time has the demand for it been SO
great, or the quantity made been 80 large, as
it is to-day.
Another significant fact is, that nowhere
has the Pain Killer ever been more generally
used by families and individuals, than it has
been here at home, where it was first discov-
cred and introduced. That the Pain Killer
will continue to be, what we have styled il,
THE GREAT MEDICINE OF THE WORLD, there
cannot be the shadow of doubt Prori-
dence Adrertiser.
"a Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by All Druggists.
Price 25cts, Scots, & 81 Copper Bottle
June 8, lS71-1m
The union Democrat., 1871-06-24

e. r. Calvin, e. A. Rodgers c. Dorsey, II. B. Mcneil.
Hall, A. Carkeek, A. Mock, John Mundor d. Mclean
T. A. HaagansJ. B. Bacon. Ke, J. Rocco, d. Duquesnes
W. Hartvig, III. 0rpenheimer, W. =. Turner, y. A.
Freund. G. ii. Burden, and J. d. Redmond, Sec.
June "a, 1S11-2w
The union Democrat., 1871-06-24
BIRTHS.
DIED.

In San Francisco June 18th. to the wife of John San
born, son.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-24

At Chinese Camp, June 20th Amelia Mary wife Of c.
W. II. solinsky. aged 81 years 2months and Is days.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-24
ICommitsee OF Arrangm e,aas.

general invitation extended to all citizens Of the
g to participate in the festivities Of the day.
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Society,".

The President gave, last evening, dinner
party TO a few friends, including some members
OF the Cabinet and several Senators. The din
ner, which was an informal and sociable gather
ing rather than state affair, was over at an
early hour.
= Secretary Delano entertained at dinner last
evening pleasant party OF friends, including
several clergymen of the District, compliment
airy TO his son-in-law, Rev. j. c. Ames of New
York, who, with his family, is now here on
visit. MIR. Ames expects 10 sail for Europe on
Saturday of next week for the benefit OF his
health, and TO be absent for several months.
- Mrs. Fernando Wood and Miss Wood will
be aided by Miss Young, OF Pennsylvania, in
receiving on New Years day.
On Wednesday evening Miss Helena Porter
gave very brilliant party to her young COM
ranions, the german being a part of the pleas
ures of the evening. Miss Lizzie Porter had
lew OF her own friends present and kept the
younger ones conf any in the dance.
Tho party given by Mr. Samuel Norment 10
his young friends last eve ming was a most bril-
liant and successful affair, as was also the gath
eringof little people at the residence of Mr. A.
X. Shepherd, who, by the way comes nearer
hemg the children's ideal of Santa Claus than
ANYBODY we know, barring the want of snowy
haIr and beard. These, they hope, he NAV vet
i've 10 nave and enjoy for many, many years.
Governor Cooke will not spend New Years
day in Philadelphia, reported. lie win re-
main at home on that day, but, owing TO the i'll
ness OF his wife, will not receive.
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SMALLPOX PATIENT BURIED ALrvE-The
milwaukee, Wisconsin voucheS for the following
a few DAYS ago a man residing in the 9TH ward
named kuskowski, after being sick with thu
smallpox for some time, died, as was supposed
According to the regulations recently passed by
his decease. His sister, who il seems, was NOT
satished with the hasty manner i'm which her
brother was disposed of, was so worked up by
the circumstances and so certain that ali was
not right that to satisfy herself she had his BODY
eShumed some SIX hours after the burial To
htr own JOY, and to the amaZement of those who
had pronounced the man dead, it was found that
ndcatlons OF life still remained in the body OF
the buried one. He was at once taken hack 10
his house, and after considerable exertion, and
The applying OF the proper restoratives, he was
virtually brought to life again. He is now liy-
ling and doing well.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION OF AN or Wall
On Saturday, at Scrubgrass, Pa, an oil well
MAS struck, and flowed large quantity Of oil
Inc gas caHght from the fire in the engine
house, and terrible explosion followed. There
were four men in the engine-house Al the time
who were nearly all severely injured, and it is
feared that some or all of them are fatally
burned. The well is on the bank OF the river
and the victims were blown ont upon the ice
one OF them was 80 badly burned ON his arms
thar the flesh peeled entirelyOfi Mr.. Bottsford
formerly OF jamestown, y. Y, one OF the num-
Der, was so badly burned that he is entirely
bind. Mr.. BOttsfOrd is the gentleman who, in
le65, was waylad and robbed between PIumer
ana Petroleum Centre, and so badly beaten that
ms would-be murderer LETT him for dead. The
oiher two were also very severely Injured At
last accounts the well was still burning
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A HUSBAND POfsON ER--SOme time ago a
man named Batchsler died ~ ROckp0rt. Ind .
in such manner that his neIghbDrs suspected
some assistance I'm his dissolution. Aftcr hi>
burial the corpse was diSinterred AMI the stom-
ach sent 10 St Louis. where a skiIlfal chemist
discovered the traces OF arsenic. Accompany
ing this state Of things were other circumstances
directing suspicion 90 hts widow and she was ar
rested and l. now awaiting trial. At the time 81
Mr.. Batchelers marriage With the prisoner she
was widow Sharpe, and II was remembered
that her first husbands disease operated SIM
larry TO this ones, and though ne has Dceu dead
a long time. arrangements are being IN ade %
apply the analytical test 10 what the worms
have LETT. Meanwhile widow Bachelor mus;
take cor siderable interest in Mrs. Fairs con
dition and Mrs. WHARTON trial.
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1T Is SUPPOSED by many that education is
almost the last thing thought o. in the countries
at South America Yet provision cor teaching
the young has of late been carried even 70 the
compulsory form. The Assembly OF the
Province OF Rio De Janerio has passed law
making IL obligatory parents and guardians
TO send their children 20 school. This applies Ia
both sexes, and TO all persons between the ages
of seven and fourteen. The school NAV b. either
public or private. but O. one or the other ali
must 90. Children whose parents are too poo
10 give them decent clothing are % be clad a.
the cost OF the Provincial treasury. Such legs
lation as this, coupled with the good news from
the country districts wherein the new slave a.
has gone into effect. gives cheering hope for IA b
future OF Brazil.
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DIED AT Hrs wIFE's GRavE.-rha Sara
mentO Record OF the 18th has the fologing A
very sudden death occurred vesterlav. under
rather singular circumstances. d bs-ph Griaith
a resident Of Virgins CITY, with his IN l-her in
law, Mrs. Kelly, and his little daughter. yester-
day afternoon visited the grave ot his wife A. The
City Cemetery. While Standing AZ the head Of
the grave examining the tombstone. he dropped
dead. The heart that had throbbel with love
for the wife and mOurned over her death, ceased
its pulsatiOns At her sepulchre, and there. amid
the homes Of the dead. the spirit OF the widowed
husband winged its WAY in search of its mate in
Snirif land
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wines. Liquors. &c. for ERE Holidays.

More than one bunGfed Il our citizen feel Ihsm-
ives Va der personal obi CATION to G., GAUTIER,
Nc. I2ls and l219 Peunsy ivaria avenue. for be-
ing able through the virtues of his celebrated Bit
trrs 20 participate Ia the Festivities in deut tire
Holiday Season. Al hough Mr. q. tax es much pride
n thus being public beneiactor, ne does not allow
the ct duties OF his Business to his Obser
VstioB Already his store grams with the impsnse
tOck OF Liquors and Cordials Imported for the HOl
idsy trade md which have been selected with care
tor the wants of his patrons. Those in want Of
biskies. Rrsnoies, W ines and Liquors, should
ias or him with call, and be ured that wha, they
buy in ls line will he not vnIy pure but unadulter-
ated. ueely
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Affairs ON the Pacific Side.

RAlLRoADiSG AND THE STORMS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.-There Is no inter
rnption TO travel on the Pacific railroad from
san Francisco to Ogden. Trains are running
regularly on time. The roads between San
francisco and Sacramento win be in running
order IN day OF two il the storm a5ates
SILKS AND TEAS.
Three car loads of Japanese and Chinese silks
valued at =, COO .009, will be sent eastward on
Tuesday. One hundred aud eighty tons of Chi
Eese and japanese teas will be forwarded over
and to-day.
TWO BOYS FROZEN TO. DEATH.
Two sons of Robert Jones, aged respectively
20 and Is years, were frozen to death near Vir-
sinia City yesterday.
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JUsT Soi-Vanderbilt wants 90 buy the Hoo
saac tunnel for a family vault. The Pennsylva-
MIA railroad requires the Boston. Hartford and
Erie road TO supply Thomas Scott with wooden
nutmegs and shOe-peg oats for feeding his nu-
merOus state legislatures. First class in geogrs-
ply, stand mp. What is the population Of the
United States? Answer: Five, viz: Thomas
Scott, Cornelius Vanderbilt. Leland Stanford.
Jay Gould, and William >. Orton.-Ckioogo
Tribune.
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BURTON BURNEs, sentenced 10 be hang
at Pittsfield, December 9th, recently told hts
mother " not 20 take on - abe at il: Il would do
no good" and that he would " make a raise"
for her yet. The poor old lady, overwhelmed
with grief, asked him how he expected 10 do
that, when he cOOlly informed her he was going
TO sell his body 10 the doctors, and she should
have the proceeds Of the safe 90 live ON.
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A GIRLS THEnAT FaTALJN C~r nv ~.se
CORE oF AN APPLE.-Miss Mary Ellen Few, -I-
young lady whose throat was cat bY .hc cOIs al
an apple in the normal school a rew DAYS a. =
Is dN ing. She was eating the argir. and VIII, =,
an the act of swallowing fortioa OF the corr
u cut the lining OF her throat and several 81 th-
arteries like knife. Her CLASSMATES were A.
tonished 10 see her fall over on the door aud
vomit large quantities of blood. she was car
rlcd 90 the police station. bur lire coaid b.
done for her beyond keeping he perfectly
quiet. Her mother, who had been saIam DBsd,
was not allowed TO remove her unit next morn
ing. for fear OF fatal consequences. The poor
woman sat i'm the station house watching her
daughter all night. Next day she took her
home, where she has lain ever since. slowly
wasting away. II il impossible for her 20 swat
low nythng whstaveT. ard her stomach has
become - contracted that nothing can enter a.
She n 80 weak from lo.s of blood aud SiarN atiOa
that the physicians IA attendance refuse TO per-
form any operation on her, or even 10 inser; a
silver feeding tube below the wound. a. has been
successfully done IN other instances where -he
mouth or throat have been injured. They saw
that she could not survive an instant. She NsS
a bright, amiable Young woman, very much e.
tecmed and beloved by az Der acquaintances.-
v. y. Sug. 18th.
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TIE ENGLISH PosToFFICg authorities pro-
cured the passage of an act of Parliament,
which might well he initiated i'm this country
The publications OF quacls. which. under the
guise OF teaching physiology, are really c0mPli-
cationsof nastiness, have been Chased as dist net
~ obscene. Before. they held the unwarranted
reputation of being MEDICAL treatiscs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

In HIS "POet at the Breakfast Table, DR..
Holmes says" You can't keep a dead level
long, il you burn everything down hat TO make
it. Why, bless your soul, IL all the cities OF the
world were reduced to ashes. you'd have a new
set of millionaires in couple OF years 81 So Out
OF the trade in potash"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

THURSTON's IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price, . and ~ cents
JOUVEN : INODOROUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
Err restores soilee gloves equal to new. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, Is
cents, de51V
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The CASE Of the Long Island lady who apollo
2ized 10 her guests Tor the breakfast being late
by saying that a babe had been born % her
during the night, is parzleled by the Western
wife who sent her husband his washing with the
message: :. Dear John, have only had time Ia
do up two of your shirts; it's a hoy and weighs
twelve pounds.
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Rumored Disaster 90 thc U. 3. Fri<ate

THIRTY OR FORTY MEN REPORTED TO HAVE
BEEN LOST OVERHEARD.
NEw YORK. Deb. 2s.-The Nautical Garef,e of
his city has received report from Boston 20 the
fleet that the United States frigate wabash on
her passage across the Atlantic. encountered a
-evere gale, In which between thirty and forty
men were lost overheard Inquiries have been
made to ascertain the correctness Of this re-
port. esfe- = 20 II
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HntcheleF,s Asir Owe.

Ihis splendid Hair Dye il the best IN the Hor d
aSrnlis reliable, instantaneous. does not contain
tead nor any r'Giic poison to produce parslgsis
death lyeid the Wanted and deinsiye pre- a1t;ons
h0asting virtues they de not possess. The genuine
a Bachelors Hair Dye has had tairfy yscrs
the only perfect Hair Dye-1lack OF Brown. Sold
By al druggists. Applied At IS Bond street. Sew
York fs5-H
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1"What sensible woman wouldn't curl up
on sofa and read noveis?' asks g. @.
IA Portland, Me-, girl sneezed her shout
der ont Of joint.
Burlington, Iowa.
EHow to prevent your wife's scoldinR you;
don't marry.IEx.
@The Prince OF Wales is said to have made
Q vow to let strong drink alone. :
BTFisk has paid more lawyers fees than any
man OF the present century.
ga Wisconsin church voted Z girl a eold
ring for being % pretty.
@The young ladies Of Council Blur. Iowa.
vim inauRurafe leap year By making all the calls
New Years Day. -
0There is great rejoicing in Arizona over
the news that the government has decided 10
follow seyere course to drive the Apaches
upon reservations, and keep them there,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
1e'egraPAed Exclusively 70 rh> Evening Star.
The Princes Health still F~nro.,,

fhON IL ROPE TO-DAY.
Ie'egrdpAed Exclusively % rh> EvsnIag Star.
The Princes Health Still Improving.
LONDON. Dec. -, y. M.-The bulletin from
Ssi bingham to-day states that the Prince j.
gaming strength The swelling above the hin
Is suhsiding and causes less pain.
Days Doings" Suppressed I'm r,oadon
LONDON. Dec. 2.-PToceedings againS; the
dealers in the DAYS DOiaqS have been SUSPEND
ed Tor three months, on promise OF the accused
10 stop selling the paper.
Affairs i'm France.
PARIS, Dec 29.-The Official Journal denies
mat the Germans have ma &c any arrests Of
French citizens Ia be held a. hostages.
Inc committee of the Bank OF France are dis
posed "a increase the circulation of tie banE 10
500 COO ,OCo francs instead of G10,000 O00 francs
a. demanded by the government
Gambetta, who was last at Versailles has
gone TO IoulOn. While AZ the former CITY ne
addressed the radicals, counselIing patience and
meditation.
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. A WHOLE FAMILY BURNED TO DEArH-A
few nights $50 Q man and his wife aud their
four children were burnt 70 death in their
shanty; at Fioris, Iowa, the neighbors not being
morning. when the charred remains of the vic
TINS were found in the ashes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

EVERY LADY celebrity, theatrical, masical.
or otherwise, has her speciality In the way Of
personals" Nilsson makes faces when she
sings, Kellogg buys real estate, Kate Field rows
q boat, Maggie Mitchell has another edition OF
Little Barefoot" and Bonner can't bay Kate
Ffsher's horse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

TIE srEEcH Of the Emperor OF Austria to
Parliament yesterday indicates that the CONSOLE
dalton Of the empire and harmonizing of the
provinces Ia the c0nsummation towards which
the energies Of the government are to be direct
ed. The Emf eror's address is very pacific in
t0ue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

The EFFECTS OF FLASH LITERArURB-The
inquest on the body Of Mrs. Kloauy, who was
killed with Ratchet by her daughter-in-iaw,
Mrs isserf. in nouisvtlle, last Saturday, re-
vealed a probability that the murderess Is de-
ranged on the subject of crime from reading
cheap novels and the flash literature Of the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

H~he Anti-Horse Thief Society Is an or9api-
ration now ~ common - Agricultural Societies
in Pennsylvania
~ President Thiers delivered powerful
speech inthe French Assembly in opposition 70
the levyine Of an idcome TAX.
ga woman confined il the Hartford Jail for
theft has requeste the Chief Of Police to detail
q policeman to take her out for daily walk =
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Lea d PERKINS, sauce.

FTUEOuNCF'I tUaHOIestUTH
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion, aud IL is un-
ri aled for it's flavor
We are directed by Messrs. LEA = PERKINS TO
prosecute all parties making vending erfeits
JOHN DUSCANiS SONS,
aul2-ecSm Agents. New York
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The COLLAPSE IN THE OcRAx BASK in New
York has dragged down with il the Central say
ings Bank This makes three institutions which
have been brought into trouble by the Ocean
financial importance, but yet they were the de-
positories OF the money Of small 6adesmen and
mechanics, and this class Of people suffer Sc
verely from what has happened. - =
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Suit Agsinst . sculptor.

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. GA. Heckett cooper
and Others, comprising the committee appointed
by the Grand Army OF the Republic 70 make
arrangements for the erection of = monument 10
the memory OF the late General s. B. McPher-
son. have sued 4. c. -Jones the sculptor, TO re-
cover si9.l2 damages Tor failing 20 complete
the work in the time specified in the contract
The Paei6c Rail- road All Right Aeain.
OMAHA, Dec 29--Mr. Clark, assistant gem
eral superintendent Of the Onion Pacific Rail-
road. teiegraphs from Laramie that the Union
Pacific and Central Pacific roads are now free
from obstruction. by snow, and all trains are
nov running on time.
Fatal Boiler Explosiou I'm Baltim ore.
BALTInonE, Dec. 2s-rhe boiler In the steam
saw mid of Harrington Brothers, corner of Pratt
and fremont streets, exploded this morning
about 10 O'Clock The building a \ couplcts
wreck: One Of the Harriugfons was killed, and
several other persons were severely wounded.
suieidesl while Temporarily Insane.
fI1TsBURG, Pa, Dec. 9--The verdict Of the
cororers jury in the csse of John w. Kennedy,
broker, was that he came 70 his death by his
own hands while laboring under great mental
dep ession, indicating temporary In sanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-29

BRIGHAM You've, 'strustee in trust OF the
ChuIeh or Jesus Christ of the Latter Day
Saints, I" has brought a case before the limited
states Supreme Court from the Utah Terrific
rial Court, which went against him there ON an
ntrendered against the Deseret Irrigatiny
company, the Judgment being for something
over $4,000: The cause is Just put upon the
docket, and IL not likely to be heard for two or
,hree years: The name of the plaintiff was one
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MORE CIVIL RIGHrs IN SOUTH CARoLINA.-
Mr.. T.. w. Warren, manager of the "Pilgrim,:
Panorama, has been arrested at Columbia s. q
under warrant issued at the instance OF Con,
FRESHMAN X. ID Elliott, charging violation of
the civil rights bill, in freftisine 10 allow
that Congressman's wife and other colored
FEMALES to occupy seats among the whites. He
was held to bail in s. 600.
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Tweed's Surrender Rcnor,ea

NEW hohR, Dec. 29.-It l. reported that u m
NJ L weed has surrendered himSeif anl res: yned
his ONCE as commissioner OF pabiic works
THE NEWS CONFIRNED.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2J-Ihe surrender of Tyveal
20 the sheriff and his resignation as comm -
s'oner of the Board of Pubic WORKS are con-
irmed. George Wilbur Wort has been appo.nt.
ed hls successJr by Mayor Hall It seems GEN
orally believed that Tweed vi, no. take hissea,
N the senate upon the assembling OF the leyls-
lature next year.
THE HAREDE RrNG.
The investigation OF tue charges against Har-
DOR Master Hart cOntinueS-the examination
to-day r, lating 90 the alleged refusal OF Hart 10
allow the bark TOrTebund a ber.h at pier d
without the PAYMENT Of a heavy fee. The con-
-lgnee admitted that outside OF Harris district
mrrch ants had to pay twice a. large fee 10 Sc
cure berth.
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TERFElTERs.-A band Of thieves and counter.
letters has been lately broken up in Illinois
lhey made Hillsborough their headquarters,
whence they made raids upon the surrounding
country. A portion OF the hand was caDiurea
I'm the 10Th of November, and the balance fell
Into the clutches OF the police on the 18th inst,
Inc last batch was composed of women, name,I
Nancy Love, and Moline Love. Hannah Love
at whose house the thieves made their head
quarters, is upwards Of sixty years of age Jas
Love, one OF those previously arrested, is a son
are all daughters of hers. Isaac Levi, the hus-
band OF khoda Levi, is at present serving a term
IN the Ohio pc nitentIary, having been sent up
Tor counterfeiting. ~