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"where are you going 7" said young
gentleman to an elderly one in n;1ss T from
crayat, whom be overlook few miles ron
little Rock. 81 am going to heaven, my
son. l have been on my way y, tUr falIoWe if
ye yea have been travelling toward heaven
ssiahteen years, and got no nearer tnAn
HSnsoa 'I,ll take another route"
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p;mnl.p. EruptiOus, Rough Skin.

rb. system being Pat under the Sr SeW WeoSs
lsIce snooth clear, soft and TeIvety Au Sjth
~ ovI Sitb the glow OF perfect heaItn % o,hH1
r,r at1nds forth in all its glory. ~ co11
uue to the public as heautner oI E "A
~ aave nuch satisfaction Tor tns PuI POhich
SSSn enSt The effects Of all nedcines ~ the
800 The vysusn through the meaiu .1 boT
g6aSe necessarily someWhHI I one to three bottles
SDo, y spn OF pimples blOtches eruptiOnS, XIV be
rsoHi eSSsoncS or CRUDE" dozen may 4; rosteH
Win SUE somo cases whore the sySseT ne cUIe Of
the Wort ga however, from the common Pi notSnt
covrSSsser Of time. Sold by all DrngE''
'O'NS WITH ERUPTIONS. CURED.
DR.. R. v. PTA R,cLAvERAcK. Columbia Co.. ~ -
| Dear SRI eeSSal0 N. Y: Lo-s baeu AZ
hicted with bAiS OF age, anu nS e. a Urea
, | many years, unt In the worst loIm ~ hookT
which descrlbeon &Satly saw one o. So 49, nd
en- Medical DiScSy actly. bought your hail ball
D and was entirely, cE Nook two ootuesj az 60 m
hands was entTeI escsrom my shoulders 70 y
: face and body. was sSSd with eruptonG also u =
r sntirely cured. May GefSSSt dificulty, and that
II aain a blesstpg to mankaA Nvou a long life 10 I
e sSlS untold gratitude
!, -------az1nS "A. W. WILLIAMS
o How to keep square
= Don't go round too muca Me worlo
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Miraculous Results Of Prayer
A yoy,SG GIRL CURED BY TIE 1NTERCEssioNs,
or q orr LADY OF PERPETUAL sucCoUR
lst. Louis Watchnan ]

[st Louis Waterman
Tyndall anG the followers OF iyuuaI'
have been denying the efficacy or prayer
and have been calling for the test OF an
hns ward with prayers, against an
hospital ward without prayer. The ci,a,-
LANCE of course has been aisregarded'
Tyndau was not entitled to any nos.ee .n-
asmuch as he had no reason to o1er ior
his conclusion beyond his own lnnoei pre-
sumption. ru
We have already referred the Tyndali
school to the miracles, the fruit OF earnest
and sincere prayer, that were daiiy repo'1
ed as being witnessed at the waters OF
Lourdes and elsewhere. we no" invloe
school that may be enlightening st. Louis
nv their presence, to two occurrences tnac
have lately taken place in the suburbs OF
the CITY and which being great ana SUD
den cures of deep seated and long exlsting
disease, the subjects thereof attribute 10
nrayar earnestly and continuously address
ed.
The first was the case of q girl long par
alvsed, whose mother despairing of AID IN
: any other way carried her in her arms to
a the Church of st. Aiphonsus, FRANC Nv,
. about a month since and asked fatner
. Meredith to do something for the child.
Father Meredith said he could do nothing
a for her, but prayed over the chic ana ar
. ected her to make q novena to "our Lacy
q of Perpetual Succour."
The mother took away the child and re-
- turned about two weeks since, and saylpe
~ she had made the novena, again called or
:, Father Meredith to do something for Ins
- child, that was suffering very much. Ine
= Father expressed his sorrow that ne conie
- not alleviate the eufferings of the cblld
10 but gave q medal, and desired her to re
' 's new the novena. She has since returned
% to Father Meredith, having made the no
yena, with the child by the hand cure'
ut and perfectly we'll. rDo,.
Nv The second case was that Of Mary Doia
90 who in September came to st. Alphonsu
o. Church. She complained that she wa
mr. suffering so that she could not WALK WIZ
m ont help and had thirteen ulcero1s mole
~ in her leg, and asked the Father Superle
h to give her some relief in the name OF 20!
he She felt quite disappointed when ne tol
30 her that he could do nothing, but that 81
%. should appeal to Our Lady OF Perpetn
-. Snccour who could help her If it was Il
"a will of God. The Father read the pray 9
Tia for the sick and giving her a medal to
on her to make a novena TO our Lauy
;J Pernetual Succour. She vas asslsl,
~. nS aWaV and has since returned, her leg bell
~ nerfectly healed, and able to DO her Wor
nc Those are two cases, both of which De
IN strong and it may be seen, conclusive e!
Va dence. that the cures were wrought
40, irvine intervention. The diseases in ca
nod case were of long standing, matters OF q
the toriety in their respective nelgnoorhoo
for and apparently incurable by merely n
the man means. The only explanation IS
oil one we have mentioned.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE YOUNG CRUSADER FOR 1874.
In addition to the leading story. entitled
Brave Boys Of France,
TALE OF THE LATE WAR IN EUROPE.
will preseut 10 its readers series of SHORT STORIES
complete in each number, BIOGRAPHICAL
SKETCHES OF eminent men and women
REMARKABLE EVENTS OF HISTORY,
interesting passages in the lives OF great
Saints GLIMPSES OF ERIN, in
cideuts of TRAVEL and AID
VENTURE In many lands, WON
DERS of EARTH SEA and AIR. ouii-
ous facts in NATURE, SCIENCE aud ARI,
together with u great variety of amusing ana
instructive FABLES and other reading OF interest
to youns and old. Tho volume begins with the year.
Address inc,osins ONE DOLLAR for the twelve
monthly parts.
REV. WILLIAM BYRNE,
| Editor Young Crusader,
| eos Washington Street, Boston, Mass
Bound yo,umes of the Young Crusader of past year.
NAV be had at the address under tho following
titles: .
\ JACK aud other stories
LITTLE ROSY and other stories .............
| deal 3m
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r AIDES HAIR STORE.
GEORGE T. SHILLING,

oSj .Dryades Street. ooI
Bet Thalia and Erato opposite Jefferson School.
Having during the past summer waited the
eities Of Europe have secured all the Latest never
tsa in NV line better prepared than ever oeiorS
to suppiy my customers and the public In genera WS
TknfES, EAIR BRAIDS, guaranteed real ny "A AN
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from the nghtest tho darkest shades ho Nae Ha
Toilet Articles Fancy and jet Bracoeta
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etc Hair Work Of all kinds made and repaired. Couh
srv and CITY orders promptly attended TO- ,,,,,,o
"a ttached to nv store / have HAIR DRESSlnSs
and III a IL CUTTING SALOON. whcro an experiences
Hair Dresser is always prepared to walt upon Laaes
| and Children. osa-arv
| Enpiish German and French spoken. hoxs 30 ~
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SUhORtES.

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900 boxss Star Csndlee.
100 bills choice Cider VineEan
so bbls choice white WhaA
Vinegar. -
25 boxes Choice "sssaaah
Break fast Bacon.
100 half. bills Barley.
so half bbls Fulton AGaTASo
Beof.
20 half and or. bbls r1ltsA
Market Pork.
scascs Fulton Market DoS
Tongues.
ALSO, n largo lot Of SnoEesS
Reef and New York BrsakfnSS
| Bacon.
Choico Small New York Hama
so bb!s now Green Peha,
So bbis now Dried Apples.
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WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS. ETC.

GREEN MEAT, BACON, LARD, ETC.
so 600 pounds Dry Salt CLEAR SIDES.
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.tc in quantities to suit purchasers. by
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Sc Poydras street
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Don't aGT go o round too mud Me world
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BUTTER a ChEE BE
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DIRECTORS.
| Dr. w. Newton Mercer tS.nree Jonss
| David UFqnhart, n Adamb
| J. G. Gaines, Thomas Allen Clarke.
Carl Kohn Cbaa r LeedR,
Saml. Jamison
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Tit, TDstsution has been removed to tho ne" DeN"A
,r1 House, No. 1855 Canal street.
INTEREST PAID on DEFOSlAs'
SAM JONES JP., TreaGuTer
l. r GENERES President
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TICHBORNE.

Tho Trial OF the Ciaiman mt Coming to .
CIose-Wbat q Legal Expert Says of
the Jury-The Sentence If Convicted.
LONDON, Feb. IA, 1874.
Lord Chief Justice Cockburn Is steadily proceed
ing with his summing up, and 1t is possible that
before this reaches your hands the conclusion will
nave been made known to you by cable. Observe
that say conclusion, and not verdict for, not
withstanding that the summing up is deadly hos
tile to the defendant, firmly believe that the jury
Will not be unanimous And this Is what confirms
me In my belief. Mr.. Montagu Williams, one OF the
leading counsel in our Old Bailey, or Criminal
Court, who Is supposed to have q remarkable eye
for jury, was asked the other day by Mr.. Hawkins
80 60 into Court and, alter studying the Tchborne
Jury, to say what he thought 1t.
As the result OF his survey Mr.. Williams reported
that there were two men whom he considered
sdshy, +" and IL proved that these were the very
TWO OF whom Mr.. Hawkins had long en- tel tanned a
Rpspicton that they had been got atu
I THE SENTENCE.
Should the trial end In verdict Of guilty the de-
PENDANT without doubt Will be sentenced to tw en-
ty-one years. penal servitude. The popular ex-
element In his lavOr which at one time appeared
likely to assume the form OF an outbreak In the
event OF his conviction, mas much decreased since
the light thrown upon the proceedings by the in
vestigation OF the witness. Jean Luie, on charge
Of Deriury.
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OF Massachusetts. We hope the result may enable
J oa " aspei another error which has been In
nently calculated to injure the welearned
lame OF our President and to disturb the
that the same audaciOus party runs the ri esident
we intend turning homeward tonight, leaving
Williams and the other members who nave 30
maniully stood up for them.
JOHN NJ. FORBES, Chairman.
WASHINGTON Feb 81 1874
Hon. A. II. RICE. ALPHEUs HARDY, JOHN CUMMINGS,
}. II. DANFORTH and others. Merchants' Elk.
since the committee teIegraphed to you the fight
Tne fight at home is to come.
We propose to keep the republican party OF Mas.
sachusetts where John A. Andrew lett It,
JOHN M. FORBES.
Tonight Mr. simmons received numerous friends
At his quarters who congratulated him "a his tri-
umph.
Decrease An the Yearly Appropriations
or the Louisiana LeEislature.
private telegram from New Orleans says the
total appropriations this year OF the Louisiana
Legislature about adjourning are $1,5OO,0Oo
against $s,7Oo,OOO in 1872 and $5,sOO,ooo in 1871
This statement is exhibited in Washington for the
purpose OF showing reform in the management
OF the State finances.
Senatorial Discovery OF the sFioOd of
Intempcrnnce Delugin& tho Country"
The temperance question was again brought up
In the Senate this morning. Senator Thurman OPP
posed the appointment OF q commission as an un-
constitutional and unwse method whereby legis-
iatiOn was TO be secured from Congress-. Senator
Ferry, Of Connecticut, followed him, avowing his
opposition to the bill and making the startling
acknowledgment that sweeping hood of tntem-
perance was deluging the country and that he did
not wish to acquiesce IN the present tendency to
increase federal jurisdiction at the expense Of the
rights OF the States. Several amendments were
offered to the bill, which, by consent was allowed
to 60 beyond the morning hour and Mr.. Wright
appealed Tor vote on the bill 80 TO dispose OF
1t at once. The consideration OF 1t was continued
until the regular order was called.
Business To he Done and Speeches Ruled
Out in the House To-day.
The House will meet tomorrow for the consider
alton OF private bills only. An effort was made to-
day to have the session for debate Some OF the
retlcent members objected, and In spite
OF the appeals OF the garruious to withdraw the
objections, the friends Of silence and business
refused This Is the FIRST evidence Of good judg-
ment displayed In the House during this session.
The Yale Dinner to Chief Justice Waite.
The dinner to Chief Justice Waite by the alumni
Of Yale College resident in Washington viii be
given on Monday evening next The only invited
guests are the President Of the United States,
Presiden. Porter and ex-Presldent Woolsey, OF
Yale College and the Justices OF the Supreme
Court. Congressman Kellogg Will preside.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week. now
ready, contains Select Story entitled any Beau
tlful Neighbour" together with the very Latest
News BY telegraph from All Parts of the World
up to the hour of publication. 1t also contains the
Latest News from Washington Political, Religious
Artistic, Literary and Sporting Intelligence !;
Amusements; Obituary Notices; Varieties; Edl-
torial Articles on the prominent topics OF the
day; Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews Of the
Cattle, Horse and Dry Goods Markets: Financial
and Commercial Intelligence, and Accounts OF all
the Important and Interesting Events of the
Week.
TERMs:-Single subscription. $2 three copies,
IS; i've copies, So; ten copies, SIS; single copies
nve cents each. limited number of ADVERTISE
ments inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
TELEGRAM TO the AGW YORK HfRALD.

LISBON, Feb. 81, 1874.
Late advices from Buenos Ayres have been
received here.
There was much excitement throughout the
Argentine Confederation over the elections
CHOLERA RAvAGEs
Cholera continued to rage with undated vio-
enoe in the city and many persons were dying
from the scourge.
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LONDON Feb. 2S-6 A. M.
Professor Huxley was yesterday installed as
rector OF the University OF Aberdeen.
Professor Thomas Henry Huxley, LID, F. r. s.,
Nas born in the year 1925. He studied medicine
and surgery, and served as assistant surgeon on
board the British war ship Rattlesnake dur
ing her surveying cruise in the South
Pacific and Torres Straits. He sue
ceeded Mr.. Edward Forbes at the School OF
Mines in 1854, and has since distinguished himself
as writer on natural science and as Hunterian
Professor Of Comparative Anatomy and Physiology
to the Royal College Of Surgeons OF England. The
Professor has Just delivered a very lengthy in
augural ADDRESS at Aberdeen.-ED. HERALD
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STATEN ISLAND.
Arrest OF Justice Garrett.

Arrest OF Justice Garrett.
Considerable excitement prevailed last evening
on Staten Island, caused by the arrest OF Police
Justice Thomas Garrett, against whom the Grand
Jury found seven distinct indictments for malefea-
sance in office. The Justice was not seen on the
Island since tuesday last until last evening, when
he was arrested on :oaving the boat NJ StapetOn
and taken to police headquarters. whence, alter he
was duly registered, he was taken In closed
coach to the county jail at Richmond
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We are informed that during the afternoon yes
terday despstche s were received in shis city CIV
ing the news Of terrible connagration which
occurred In Panama on the 18th inst, whereby
the largest portion Of the business part OF the
town was destroyed.
the losses are estimated at over $1,000 900. most.
ly insured In London.
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GsMy POlicy.o

ttMy POIfcy."
Having long been resident OF this city it has been
my to ascertain the of its people and then
study to satisfy them In PURCHASING that
TAR" Coughs Colds Influenza and all Affections of
the Throat and Lungs leading to Consumption, my
BY its largely increasing sale BY what the people say
recommending it, the testim 0nials received Almost daily
proclan!95 its wonderful cures, &c Ask your drug
TAR" and take no other. Price Soc. and 81 PIXIES
TO0THACHE DROPS cure toothache in one minute.
Sold by all druggists At &c.
"NEw York, Nov. IS 1865
"MR. CRIrrENroN-Please send immediately three
dozen Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar
"Your article sells well and gives good satisfaction.
Nv. +. LINDSAY. Druggist
"cOrner OF First An Tan.h
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ASHANTEE.
How the English Rear Was Threatened by tho
Nativss-Resolved to Do or Die.
1ElEe,An TO tn NEW YORK MoAlp.

LONDON Feb 49, 1874.
Advces from the Gold Coast represent that up
TO the 29th OF January 1t was doubtful whether
the Asnantees meant peace or war. News
having been received that large force of the
enemy was collecting in the rear of the British ad-
vance, reconnaissance was made, and this led
to the series Of battles previously reported which
ended in the capture OF Coomassie.
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1rLEeaAM TO IHr NEW YORK HERALD.
TELEGRAM TO TINT NEW YORK HERALD.
NAGAsAKI, Feb. q, 1874
the insurgents have advanced to the walls of
Nagasaki, and there has been some lighting, with
what result Is unknown.
FOREIGNERS SAFE
me foreign residents are safe under the protec-
Tion OF their consus and men, war in the harbor
FRANCE.
u Theirs Advice to His Countrymsn in Amsri-
ca-The Genius and Democracy
Of George Washington.
TElEslAMs TO lHg NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Feb. q, 1874.
Ex-President Theirs was yesterday presented
with an album sent by the French residents of New
York.
M. Theirs, in response to the spokesman of the
delegation which brought the album. said -
''This gilt is strong testimony OF the esteem Of
Frenchmen residing in several American cities,
whom distance preserves rom the political pas
sions prevailing here, and who represent the i'm
partial Judgment Of posterity. The noble example
OF Washington should be model for all OF us.
Those who govern France will be fortunate IT,
unitedly they succeed in accomplishing the work
God gave Washington to achieve alone. have
hopes that you will bear these words to your Amer
dcan compatrtots."
a Crown Claimant Declared Out Of
Court.
PARIS, Feb. 81. 1874.
The Court OF Appeals has dismissed the claim Of
NaundOrn, who styled himself Louis XVIII, pro-
Q0uncing the man q crafty adventurer
? lin the year 1851 q matchmaker OF Breda. in Hol
land named NaundOrn put forward claim to be
the grandson OF Louis XVII, the unhappy son OF
Louis XVI, better known Us the Captive Prince
prison OF the Temple. The civil Court OF Paris
then dismissed Q suit for ejectment brought
against the Count de Chambord, but as the claim
ant just lately declared that he had discovered
some fresh papers which he believed would sub
stautiate his rights, he brought an appeal against
the former Judgment. M. Jules Favre was counsel
for the pretender in the trial which has Just term
oated.-ED. HERALD
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.
An English Cable Company Dissolved.
TELEGRAM TO tn: NEW YORK rEaAlp.

LONDON. Feb. q, 1874
The company which issued proposals few weeks
ago for laying light telegraph cable between
England and America has abandoned the enter
prise because OF scanty support, and gives notice
that the money deposited by subscribers to Its
stock win be returned on demand
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CENTRAL ASIA.
Turcoman Attack on the Russian FortiAcations-
Repulse and Sad Disaster.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW york HERALD,

LONDON, Feb. %, 1874
Special dispatches to the Daily Telegraph from
Central Asia say the Yamud Turcomsns recently
made an attack on the Russian fortlhcations
They were defeated, and while crossing frozen
river during their retreat the Ice broke and large
number were drowned.
General Kaufman is to return to Khiya In
April. .
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ENGLAND.
Promotion to the Peerage.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

LONDON, Feb. 2S-6 A. NJ.
Right Hon. John Wilson Patten is to be raised to
the peerage.
Royal Reception for the Russian Bride
MIR. Cardwell and the Peerage.
LONDON, Feb. 2S-6:3O A. M.
1t liz ofncially announced that the Duke Of Edin-
burgh and his bride, accompanied by the Queen,
viii enter London on the 18th OF March.
Mi. Cardwell, late War Secretary, becomes
fiscount Cardwel.
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THE LIFB OF EDWIN FORREST, WITH RENT
NISCENCES AND PERSONAL RkCOLLECTfONS OF
THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAGEnIAN4 by JAMES
sale by all booksellers II Is complete in one large vol
ume, OF 500 pages bound in morocco CLOTH with
Portrait and Autograph Of Edwin Forrest" his last
VIII In iui and Charter OF the Edwin Forrest Home
Price 81
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sellers copies OF 1t will be sent to place. postpaid
on remittiug 81 In letter to the publishers
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MURDER AVENGED.

Execution OF William Kcene in Florida
for tho Killing OF observation-disclosures
sion OF the Crime.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. 27, 1874.
William Keene, the murderer OF Valentine, was
hanged at halfpast ten O'Clock this morning.
He acknowledged that he committed the murder.
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RUSS, 683 Broad way would rather copper
trousers, with sheet iron knees riveted down the
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As Reliable Remedy for Coughss
Colds any affection Of the throat or lungs
use Nine. PORTER's COUGH BALsAM. A single bottle
Is worth fifty times its cost: 25c., Soc and 75c bottle