The New York Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1867, Page 3

WHEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY. AUGUST 16, 1667. BORRUM BROOKLYN.—A MAN AND =| = one —The canvass m Obio ts exceedingly lively. Speakers from both parties are stumping the State YOUNG MAM, WITH GOOD CITY REFEREN OB, SOLD, NOP AFRAID | “BOPOUHIY. On the issue of the slection—which takes ) ASSESS Aaa eee rEEESE | Sas EA wee rec RORACOTS | FS em ttm nw =| A pede - 2 count F ply at 485 West 42d st, top floor, for two days. States Senator. The Sore sear rns NGRAVER WANTED_A MAN THOROUGHLY 4c. | they steadfasty adhere to the principles party as HT WELL POSTED IN T YOUNG, ENGLISTEAN, Et, TOUTED az | Fy eusined wit oroaestal aad ein rn expounded by the fathers, and approved by experience, iach maciy op omeareineat ay ceferepen and security, | Tape Goraame Menutaciring Company. 8 alten of which State rights is one of the principal planks. It Address 3. ‘also resolves that the States lately im rebellion are still States in the Union and stand on an equal footing with WILLIAMSBURG—TWO YOUNG a ‘wanted, at B. C. Carpenter & Co.'s, 130 oor SILE me FINISHERS AND A SITUATION WANTED—BY 4 YOUNG MARRIED » a ‘ANE YOUNG WO. ‘im a boot and shoe or commission fish store; one i il —-— } their sister States, It declares opposition to negro suf- sen whe ie bas ti Tice beat of reterenvse as to yee geduainied with the above businesses. Address H. FEE, aE SILK HAT FINISH- | rage, as also to high protective tarif—s, and advocates a — .» Herald office ers, "my o.objection. > ‘Can be seen this <1 __________________. } democratic convention of delegates from all tho States. week, afier 10 o'clock, and on Monday. YEARS 0) ot | QILK HAT FINISHERS WANTED.—FIRST ODA! = rouk8 3 Bug withen a fitauionae av batteepers wala Se an bn gh at the manafactory of Hunt & The republican platform declares “That our existence as Winch aneiene a BRO ee eG MEIOHTS—A LADY LADY | loan bis employer tam sendury, 1¢ Frantfor! # nation is based on the great principles announced in the iy. 2 oie parties need apply. adress ior lad Herald emer Soar MAKER —4 “THOROUGHLY COMPETENT | Decleration of Independence, end vindicated by the A YOUNG Max a dou aaa FAMILIAR WITH TRE | py p addressing: wiih vrelerencens ac. FEC. Herald Proclamation of Emancipation, the constitutional pe where “ye ean, make binsselt generally useful. DENTISTS. WANTED, A SITUATION: THOROUGH | #mendment abolishing slavery, and the eptrit of repub- HE oe eee oe oh pe eee et ee eran 148 ath ree. cperea if vemos: sewn am country. | joan democracy and justice which underlies the recon- wok: ac obatan to asemt, _~#i- aes ‘ah frouing ofa NE §; raIRD pouss FRoM {WASHINGTON ANTED Sn eee aera ma struction policy of the Thirty-ninth and Fortieth Con- cael : ation wanted, espectable ai ee jaune seackman ‘experienced and ally eovspetent. TED IMMEDIATELY SILK HAT. CURLERS | Greases, and which we hereby fully Indorse, and which ST., ROOM NO. 8S—A YOUNG we demand shall be carried into. complete effect b; eg BS nd iror ; ne cmloctions 0a. gre : . every needful act or additional legislation; and, further, sos onerey streot, Pailadelphi } Sy HO! in the country. Beat city reference giveu. MUATION WANTED—T0, TAKE CHARGE OF A LOST AND FOUND. @4 HAMILTON ay., lees RESPEOPS- et : afro cemeaennatn tan weceashttionss ek wotor- = ann nannnnnnannnnnnaonnnas | belleving that these sent etn strict accordance ‘ble woman, as weit i ¥ fer 94 wv anaes " s twelve = dave fu. a 300 penta x “ D°%. LOsT—oN TUESDAY MORNING, ‘FROM THE with the spirit and tender oy of modern civilization, we New —— train, at Harlem Bridge, « conch Dog; had on leather “Be Charleston, 8. C. Va aude wal be paid for the same at 6) Vesey tired, place oureelves on the simple and broad platform of i:o- partial manhood suffrage, as embodied in the proposed 306. 6TH AY., BELOW 9TH ST. —GooD SERVANTS, German {7ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AGED 18,_A SITUA. i, for why Gr eeuntry. ‘Tee oldedt gor merchan'’ tion in a bro] office; college edvca- end best servant references furnisned. Address R, McO., amendment to the State constitution.” TUR! R poner 1D Jone geimen grt ase ISTH AND 16TH STS.—A } —— par < SATURDAY, THE 10TH INST: NEAT | Nontu Caxozixa.—A Republican State Convention is ng techerterma, oF or waitress or Vor: containing ee ae tollars. The s owner bY to be held at Raleigh ou September 4, The Raleigh 4a @vmall American family. ~ | tdentitying che iy, can have it by calling Standard says:— a EXAMINED aap ADIs 1 3okn we oe ah a, FOS Woe trust meetings will be held in every county and or will wpem or elore a set °o: s. Ads i ; So ae Meck tas 3 a cag Ereen Efart, bo ; 300 Pons oflice, z OST_ON THE MTH INST., TWO DISCITARGES AND | every neighborhood in the Sine represented. Let us en nin ato ite eeee to ee teen — <= _ | 14 “other papers appertaining to Peter Anker, going give such an impetus to the work of reconstruction as re aiatal N BXPERIENCED GROCRR, AN | EXCELLENT | Fos! office on Bighth avenue caf to Thirteenth sinect. ‘The Ty montana seach ofthe mut the Gaion carte i inte country. iidge of Len, wants employment or partnership. | Ander wil Piesse liver the name at G48 Mudron street, | Vo dortee treccas uate of Ge Would conduct» “reach store netetastoriiy. Baliefactory cigar ‘and will receive a suitable reward and shanks w present acts of Congress. BAST 13T ST.. It 7EE REAR A COMPETENT b: ee CLERK WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO TS 7) _ collar, name jerry. nyt yw 1o rae wes) Nashville on 1o an electing dele- food American and German salesman. Apply at IM } (02; B. Kanig, 173 East Fourth stzeet, wil be Uverally 7e- | P05 to tue Border State Convention, which meets on B47 SAREE TEACH (SEAR STM art Sead ee to get employ ent to lo at herown bome: G children’s clothing; ulso repaii be Clothing end shirt making iu Gret clase style, 170 esas FRANKLIN §7.—BY AN AMERICAN LADY Aw he uiider. stands dreutonking an fami Ae iorng ina good pam? Bgl BETWEEN isT AND 2D AVS. cmd “‘flobe, front room.—A Srsi class wash: ber st. LERK WANTED.—ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS business thoroughly and ¢: the 12th of September, adopted the following, among other resolutions: — Resolved, That the specia! attention of members elect to the Legisiature and Congress is invited to the scription of colored citizens by conservatives or re for political opinions, with a view to obtain State and national legisiation which will guarantee to every voter the untrammel!ed exercise of this cardinal right. The returns from the late election of the vote for Gov- BY 0, f. LAMSON ON A CHECK, DRAY 4 Chemical Bank. this clty, payable to the erder of E. H. Pray, for $870. (eight hunared and seventy-five dollars), iated on or about’ Int August, 187, All versons, are fee tn against negotiating en: eck, as payment has been stopped wt the bank. B. H. PRAY, 240 Bast Twelfth RUG ‘wholenale ‘nnd reial bringgool reference may be fug at Wheeler & Uverts, 112 Ch RUG CLERK WANTED.—ONE WIIO F stands the ‘business thoroughly may apply, for two Gays, at 47 Cherry at.. corner of Rosevelt. NPRY CLERK WANTED—BY A_ JOBBING. Loss MONDAY, AUGUST 12, A DIAMOND. PIN, with small Chain ars Pin attached. between Niagara A uberal reward will be paid to, the finder ay thi and Brooklyn, by returning it to J, Daggett, 160 Broadway, N. 165 “J r wore bat a es o " Seman wo ould take clothes by. the piece or doz occu emer ct nead apply. Addrene box Sail | floor. ernor, received at Nashville op to the 20th instant, ex- = vt @ST—ON TRE NTA T T. A DOUBLE 8c hibit the following resulte:— . LY oars and rudder. painted on out- Ly foot Row Boat, wit green buoy top, yermiliion upper w ide, rea water line, WEGT 18TH ST.—AS WET NURSE. BY A "RE- ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG, EXPERIENCED wages Brownlow, 24,952 East Tennessee. my uarried woman; good city references, ty tes . highly recommended, speaking and wie Be seen fortwe days, Has a vaby, cuemonth old. Aventiv gh i. Pronen wud German. address E. Ty ee emiaataenstuacasien a ak seee The Middle Temnesze 27,744 Ehu: finder will be liberal'y rewarded by Jeuving the same at ‘est Tennessee. 13,572 GRAND ST. IN THE GARRET—& FRENCH - OEE EERE ie ‘Van Voret street, Jerse} 6 iewrea eset oF muree, in the-country erclty. | CrpuATION WANTED-BY A VERY, COMPETENT 11 —seeceapaogeies an ere pieBitien bas bookkeeper: a ferry goo ve 4 e it TOLEN—GOLD OPEN FACE WHITH DIAL WaTcn n 66,361 WESP ATH ST, BETWSEN 7TH AND 8TH fagren emai ions ON os SO nnd Chain. (the movements of watch were never mld | Brownlow's majority 43,268 J avs.—A young girl as chambermaic and waitress | ™ Aalitmarnacitten Shah ea). two pair gold Bracelets, one pair chased and other en- eee see Ses private feratiy; would goa abort dintanco'tn tbe coun- | CanesKAN WANTE YOUNG AND ameiled; ''wo. pair Sleevo’ Bu malachite and gold | Kexrocky.—A Louisville paper states that the Legisia- i hs > trrocs ma n Knowledge, of tho carpe bu Pisce, Ak Seles, Cloak, ture will stand about as followa:—Senate—Democrate, ogo. 10 quis a 5. Da | Invormation leading to the recovery 6: Os SA roepectabt roepectable young gi a eee lars Finney, Nicholas io. Facile of or atdress 2+ Do | goods by Sohn Cat Mai 33; radicals, 5. Bouse—Democrate, 60; radicals, 20 vet an EPs intaad tres from ity birth, and assist run . om : members, wines; m sewing: thoroughly understands her bu be seen for two days. Poses le le AV.—A mayer peg WwiTH sexctilent mmendations, be sec at her Brevent ploper's, aa ‘as above. bt ehh bal SECOND FLOOR—-A GERMAN Protestant irl, ae chambertanidi is good nee. tnd understands haindressiog. Bate re GALPSMAN WANTEDMIN 4 WHOLESALE GROCARY SY" and ugucr house, One who can contro) a prom! pay- inig trade and can bring satisfactory referenees ws to hon- esty, &c,, may address Post office box 243, GALESMAN WANTEDAIN AN UMBRELLA HOUS! A enicsmanwho ean cominand a good trade with the ci and country jobbers and who has had experience in thi usinens. “Address box 30 rtation A. Wenn SITUATION AS CASHIER, CLERK, Lovistaxa.—The following is the total number of veters registered in the parish of Orleans at the close of regia- tration on July 21:—~ —LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, THE & Hlack aud Tan Slut; muswers to the $10. name of Jennie. and is nvvsing. The abeve reward will be paid by returning same to 774 Broaaway. () BEWARD.<A VERY LARGE BLACK ST. BER: BLO Rrra tog, anewerr to the name of Rover, lost neat Fulton Market. Any one retur ne ne same to 190 Cherry street will réceive the above re oliector or copyist; fally conversant with either, of BAST 20TH ST. sea ieae a pate the shore Salary uot lows than $12. Address for threo REWARD.OLOST, THURSDAY MORNING, A. ‘er boarding house: can tak the charge uf the | dave box 44,823 Broadway. $10 Black and Tan Sint, from 101 West Thirty-sereuth jaew aad dining room in siyle; encollent city reference. street, comerot Sixth avenue. ‘The above reward-will be paid by returning ber to the bord address, ‘the ebove makes the list complete. ‘that there is a meagre majority of eixty white voters ad. mitted to registry im the parish, which includes the city of New Orleans, Trxis.—Somo of the Texas papers appear willing to accept the situation. The Houston Telegraph says:— ‘$10 per month. 30: EAST 29TH ST., COTTAGE ROUSE.—A FIRST cook in a private fs or boarding house; a | ee jellies; will dothe-coarse washing, E: 805 RAST 83D 8T., FIRST FLOOR,’ BACK ROOM.— ‘ANTED<BY A“YOUNG MAN. A SITUATION, 48 Z ane or aasistant bookkeeper. Address tion BD. ANTED—A CLERK IN Mate: LAWYER'S OFFICE, whose duties wi)! mail, $e copy Reet keep register. file papers. de. Addroas HX, jaraidotlce, etsbing age, Teal dence, peote 2) REWARD.—LOsT. (ON THE 13TH INST. $25 Marble’ and tac Dog. By returning him to "7 West Forty-fourth xtreet, the above reward will ve paid ‘and no questions asked. "DENTISTRY. oo lg, Laing may ny gl ‘QURTERE Bs, Na SHIPPING AND COMMISSION | /-or TON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE | Throckmorton represented the Johnson policy of re- pt ae wom fu" yor 1s os. 1s. Fons OF, Aan, woeee paren C Geen ety ao nah oxide ¢ fi ey the | construction, eud was elected and enthusiastically sup- Ny Produce me BQS. Tike thay eviecaerent woes Tadtece _— or banding, bod BANS Piast ches: sale de Urettnens pole echtag ek xtra Teeth ee Leet thoy of taveemeratite tae i m9 he hd their names at the office, 19 Cooper Tnatitute, erpor by military authority. They are probably the bert WEST S7TH ST., CORNER OF 9TH AV., THIRD 358 ‘ANTED.—A MANUFACTURER, OF PAPER COL, su ere ori % ithe floor—A girl, lately landed: will make her- jauoreriahed # Bnaty, Belive seeeman, wel nequaia’ ~== | men for Governor on their respective bases, to be found tat a gece set Tschal: fas no-cbjeationts tbe country, Can pe ey fhe giana to travel West. vevwnnnnanvy | 40 the State. Both are abie, and experienced, cautious, predent men, and both are deeply interested in the development of -the material interesta of the State, ‘When we had the Pee Wo elect 8 governor of our own choice—and» we did have the right then—we did what we ought to have done in electing Throckmerton. ce of some nate lady or sewitow, with A view to matrimony. Address Cl ‘Hoyt, box 161 Herald office, YOUNG: GENTLEMAN ‘DESIRES THE ACQUAIN- Ee fad) alftioaui 30a 461 2. 42D ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS, cook, wasber and ironerin wsmall private family;" reference. Can be seen for todays. ‘ANTED—A SALESMAN IN AMOR EASE zero: house. who’ has a good cash city trade, three days, Wholesale House, freraid c But N InN AN UMBRELLA 425. KAST 18TH st—A8 OmaaBEnMaID AND TO | W Une: ote winiaavredean! wid wit ‘on. co ASTROLOGY. cxaiawowase | Governor hac to be appointed by military authonty, 8 lor . y u Pe e << rer, ADAME-ROSA, @ Ree ee ee ite 472 | Detter man than Pease could not bave been selected. STI AVENUE, ONE DOOR FROM «2D AT.— to 16 years Governor Pease and the majority of the people of Texas have been widely separated in political sentiment and feeling. His participation in the Negro Convention in Houston did not tend to lessen that separation. An Indiano’a paper says:—“Up to July 12, 605 persons és wultadion a. EST MED"UN—THE ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON, Spiritualist; causes speedy marriages. | No. 310 Fourth avenue, between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth atrecis, Canal street, near inaor D4 Shay waste a postomente tamily- washing, ai 5193 Satie tc cen = who would do housewerk or take care of. « bal ‘COACHMEN AND GARDENER: ‘RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT MAN AND wire | {risk situations in « private family: one es seamastrenn; A 6TH AV., SECOND | FLOOR. A RESPE CTABLE gtieh ‘as children’s: endeac! the other an to. as care of borves, Can be | Ladies $i. §39 ras ies ae wer. ABPIY | ‘Seen for tm Sisy Mdayn at 217 Bast 26¢h rt : had rogisterod in Tyler, of which 237 are colored and RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN DESIREF A SITCA tion as gardever or coachman; goodreferenee. Cali at 159 West diet at. ‘amily, who cam teey.roferener, can auply.at 16 Chassbore st, wii: 168 plain.” CoLonano,--Governor Haunt, of Colorado, fe etill a contestant for a seat as delegate in Congress, and has been taking large amount of testimony before Judge Kent, at Denver, to sustain his claim. The Denver Vews @ays be has sade up a pretty strong case, which Chilcott ‘MEDICAL. es A “CURR AT ‘ONE INTERVIEW, WITH OR ITHOUT medicine. for married ladies. from whatever cause, by Madame RESTELL, Profeasor of Midwifery. Thirty years” Hees, ‘No, ] Bast Fifty-secund street, first door from iftn avenue, Her book to the married sent free, DVICE "SO MARRIED bg ort Nd falliable ¥reeeh Female Pi ; 61 3D AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL T0 DO A) general housework in «private facily. Has the Go ae esting EXPERIENCE : ; Ridrets por aa oat Newark, RES- as \G MAN, A SITUATION AS TRING intel 1 find some difficul meeting if he continu Saye ED ds green louse aud grapery and f $i, or No. 2 Myarch con hover a essen yori a ate ase ae ae wimaas |W: arden reference given. 'Adiress James |, geiltiy. Guise No. Hawt Pitty-s¢cond a. drat door trom | neglect hie part of the conteat. has the best recommendations, wishes to obtain em; Extent jeraid off 2 eae Greenwich stro: ‘and 317), Bowery, ble terms In # similar evtablisbinent.” Post office, YOUNG LADY, EDUCATED AND. RBFINED, De. -aires to travel with x lady as companion; would ‘assist ‘ ng care, of children and mane hersal{ eenerally tse: aN UNRECONS TRUCTED REBEL OW THE SOUTHERN SITUATION AND PROSPECTS. TO THE RPITOR OF TEE HERALD. ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A frstclask mau (single); requires a firmt class situa tion: has ample experience ani the very best references Address Couchman, at Trainura saddlery warehouse, 44 EMALE® ‘PHYSICIAN AND AC. place, snakes it his special practiee ainte" from whatever cause pro- A io treat all Female Comp i Sure and ceruih relief tu the mont auxicus patient. Elegant rooms for indies requiring nurs jie good wiusiclan abd haudy-wiuh che'nscdie.” “Ad: 7 aes Sqoses ore ge Ta as rere Be The recent election in Tennessee, carried by diefran- ain he hl ROT Baty awn ago a cane ts eeterianammoaiioe i MADAME GRINDL B Cnea re, PE SCEAy. Fo. chising every decent, respectabie, intelligent man in the WIDOW LADY, PEBPOSSRESING IN APPEAR. as Ac ee bis lastemployer. Address tay sei once tor iadiew who eure good numing | State, and by the united votes of negrocs and Brownlow acae | — — 1 medical atendance, = t eaflnns, clanne the sober refection of every man in the cote ‘a pi home, where her general accom ANTED—A SITUATIC 2 TO “ ents, & adaptability aud indwairy iociden: to house. Take charge of a farmey a competent men. Address | A SURB £ND IMMEDIATE CORE POR CERTAIN | Union, ing; would be accepted aa an equivalent forthe board of | A. #. A., stauon Be Shion 7 Mhecaker FoR RESON. Thet which has been done in Tennessee will bo done Wana i ile mn beautifully vohared bayer ex vents, | = — — in every Southern State, Very coon theso States will be SS enmeiemeniareainne sot = CURE AY ONE INTERVIRW WITH OR SITHOUT St George, Post etive, Now York. fhediving, for married laces, by Dr. POWERS, 19h | Under the control of the black population, guided, con- — 2 QUSEKEEPER'’S SiTUATION DESIRED—BY A widow lady, without inoumbranes, either lu a hotel or ‘a purty of gontlemen. Tne best of references can be fa to character and qualifications {rom her last em- A! RECOMMENDED, FOR Ai at King & Oaewell's, 24 Positively none weed apply before #6 clock, A. FIRST CLASS ADVERTISEMENT CANVASSER' Stanton»! LL UNVORTUNATES CONSULT DR. RENNEDY, 19 - Stanton, Cures without merenry guaraate: Devil. faved sufferere, try Kennedy's favigoracors, Cousuitation trolled, instigated by a few corrupt, base, reckless white «nen, chiefly from the North—the scum thrown upon the surface by the strife of war. Address L. D., 4 ot wanted: (0 soliet advervicements for anew tea, Ap- { oll hours, Every office in the gift ot the people, from a Justice ne atree!, rooms o. 7. ti Ewe) asi BROOKLYN.—aN EXPBRIENCED | LAUN- nna: _YOUTHFUL VIGOR AND MANHOOD REOAINED, | ©! the Peaco to that of Mayor, mombers of the Legisla- my ote bine of « few fae: = a DINNER COOK WANTED-—ONE } Use Dr. Pt Tag i opeciely, og int- | sure, Congrese, Judge, Governor will be Siled by these juting amd ilaces. Address 8. © understands earwit nd accustomed to cook: ing marti Cure ce: iy jiure impossible. ao l 0 ntair builder (sigu on the house) dist si, between | ina remaurane preferred. Fat Clarke's, corner QOie | ton street. black men oz, what is Worse, their white associates. - Fancy one cf these black Judges, who does not know “B from a bull's foot,’ expounding great questions of law whieh cost the life-long exertions @f @ Marshall cr a Mansfield to rasser. @ ave, Ring the bell. st aud Brn av, M. MAURICEAT, M. D,, PROPESSOR OF DIF EASES A 20 Somen, 50 rears practice, at 12) Liberty street, Guat. Ante certain relief to ladies, from whatever cause, withou’ pain or inconvenience. SALESMEN, CLERKS, COLLECTORS, Umekeepers, bartenders, por reaud cowie for hotels and dipiag sa- iz API, OF address with 'e.it. HELP WANTED—FEMALES. oie, AKERS WANTED.—FIRST CLASS. SANDS, uy werk, ontyimee! apply to ‘Lord "0 LAD —A 43 WRITES POR. Hl 7 « o'draad oe > y a ee wt wn ° i 4 ae" oo ‘one day, withoat With unbridled power in their bande we may loox for Goon Ww NDS BANTED 0 WORK AT BEADED N_OFPICR BOY OR CLERK WANTEDWHO doranvenlence, ike cua Pron Fir AL Me MAURL | laws to compensate for past services; laws to compen- CCBAU, oflee 129 Liberty street, oF seat by mail. GREAT AND SURF, REMEDt YOR LADIRS—.THE ‘A er =" ena Female Pills alwaye give immediate rolls 8h. bewarect imi‘ators, whe ccpy my advertisements Wseil solson us ponnds. Dr. A. M. PWAURICEAC. | 129 Liberty street. ONFIDENTIAL.-OR. RF. R. COWPETT, MEMBER oF tato loyal men (which chiefly conmated of Yankee ad- Vouitrers, who had nothing to lowe); confiscation lawe, and, in their-teain, a series of measures which wil! starue overy tan in the land. Already itis given out, now that Tennessee has been carried by & triumphant majority, that Drownlow's pet measure—e tax of one, two or three bundred 1'!lions of dollars on the property & B: 456 weites extra A good. and willing to work ; salary $f or _— — weok first Busiarss, box 163 Meraid -« OUSEKEZPER WANTED AN AMERICAN, WIl- Jing to take the entire charge of tke chamberwork ing, Ae. ofa mall family. Only Pree tig’ work need ard? Morris st., Jeraey City. wit YOR AN pies TGalt this day; berweon 6 AGE oa posit on, av lO Spruce at, WANTRD--A SMART, ACTIVE BOY, AT 27 Carl si; mamat live with lia parents wishin 1 min. ‘ DY ARTIST WANTED—TO MAKE AXD COPY | itee wrath ofthe shore’ xa the New York Caiversity (Medical College) anda. | te —will be levied to ¢ f ply between § and 10 o'clock Colle rebels—wi levied to compensate loyal men. a etcnia mes,” ‘of fruits, lowers, dc. A6dress | iis morcing. bye ya = nee eee tm agg a= Whet « Prospect for revenge, for perjurers, for procu- {a tase me neeeedn ate’ | © ry re . fers, for corruption | OY WANTED=IN A WHOLESALE DRY Goons | ft "nless enred. cdo a ESAS Wi w WK WEAVERS WANTED—OIRLS SHAT, HAVE mah 1 nan thene texe« shall be levied what becomes of the ‘werked on power looms. Apply beioro.is o'clock Bice re Sa OEO the fret year. “Address box 73 Boot Dev eeene, " BOTANTO OORDIAL, “RESTORES | State bonds for tiirty millions? What of the city bonds av.. room 13. ——— vigor of youth d= ove week; aithand sirength | gnd county bends or as much more? Where ore we AT THE MAT MANUFACTORY, CORMER mom and Willoughby ee., rool. sn, ten good — & Wilson's sewlog machine, aud cen No.3 Division surect, OVS WANTED.—TWO OR THRBS SMART AXD 1N- duvirions bows, ever 17 years of age, wanied in a large pees dev qnode. bai patnobas cS renting, wie their rents preferred ree APPT be ants, box 1% Post oft gordr TKR ee vy to the most debilitated. $5 per bottie nce 1534. Our fathers drected with great wisdom, profound re- flection, our constitutions, with cbecks and balances, with guardsaud safeguards, with the hope that they had left to Posterty arepublican government, which would be Ls HUNTER Can CURE WORST. “OASRS OF Cnn. tein diseases, wi out mercury, ip sborver time them any olor physiciat, or uo pay taken, No.3 Divislou streey, ke -ANTED—A QGOD DRESSMAKER: ONE WHO UN- VERYRODY WANTS IT_AGENTE MAKE FROW cs since 1S icelons to after ages. deratanda the business perfectly. Call #166 Forey:8 ‘te $7 pardeg evilieg atlver ep the ty of these institutions depends alone eens in the fancy store. — Sramaitay “ Ceaure at. Pip ane’ ee eee oe ed ‘upon the virtue and intelligence of the people, If the Paden power of the Inud is thrown into the bands of ignorent or corrupt of what vaine are your paper constitations? Can folly be wisdom? Where ace we drifting? When these ten or twelve Southern States shall be WES WANTED TO SERVE Tir gram. “Good routes can be secured on application at Ware Rag op ai ea Stpeua, Ming Sy y anne, AD) “tet Jann wrect. rest} any. 2% . LARIES.—WOMAN'S ASSISTANT, au. i [*BOST Ast, har ion street, guarantees relief, wil or witout pt ti oy lao viegant Rooms and good Board, MAN AND WIPE WOULD ANTRDA NEAT, JIDY WOMAN, WILLING AND FAN COOK WANTH: ’ 2 admitted into the Union with their iguorant, reckloss, gee $12. onply fort mgeld a ge gastes sa) Me Seen Soe before 0A. Me atti allege place. MEAN Tapia ag TAN YEAR EG Teatlese, revolutionary, fanatical black representatives, pe sa say heineia YSTER OPENER WANTED.—ONE OF THE BEST, | St Mark's place, Ens’ igh! 4 claiming tae balance of power, what will become of your ill who wu! Cia usefl aud ie not afraid ne oe —— ia; WRNALA PuETerctan; bo tax iaws, goverument bonds, public securities, TWO GIRLS, IN work may apoly at ver House, 396 at ae. oH WE! eredit, public ARTEDATWO Ess IN, A PRIVATE BOARDING tit wrt ‘Spring No..€ Greene sweet, Coes not hursbug ladies with Having boon mane ie Stevens, Brownlow and Hunni- Good raferonessipequited. Petites medicine. cut that it in right io plunder their former masters pee TROTIING OND the States, will they withhold their hands when such a alt AMERIC: ADAME ROSS, MEDICAL CLAIRVOYANT, TERATS ANTED—AN AMERICAN = Cae WOMAN a TIME 2 na Oy; f Ty Only one to be upon, magnificent treasures spread et before them is ihe to do the cooking ai washing ai and teen Thi American Chromo Publishing Compare, 4 and 50 fth wi., between Seventh and Bighth North? Where yare we anreng? of a family of Geeero street. baee punt published s correct portrait of the ——— short ireiter, from au criginalpainting by 1. @ Prieq pin! Pree Aen NCORTUMATE PATIENTS, WIT0 HAVE Bi waders t $8 8 alsewhore, should consult erived or poate! ‘sz Rests ers TWE PATERSON POORHOUSE INVESTIGATION. at the Poorhowse Vesterday~ The Evidence. Dr. 4 acta nalles out sf, the oer Cbd peter ana sri Lond ‘she mu eure of anit. bat wil not Gionih, Apply by Inter or it person to Tames a Examiuat’ INESS MEN FROM GEORGIA AND FLORI- ANTED.—THREE GOOD MLULINERS AND AN AP. The of a necematy labor machine 0 BITUARY. The investigation 1m this ease waa resumed yesterday hare he Soper teal a waned ah Bt Tread to nck on. excln ee ae Stale, Address ee Morning at ibe Voorhouss, The following testimony = Sppeniie — x 2 Pot otice Edward Connor. Waadittes:— Wists fone THE VENS MOUSE, TWO Fikst n> op ape A special telegram to this paper from San Francisco Kite: crippl Don’t & how old I uo thoroughly under. CLOTH MOUSK, A x DUNG at y Potter, a cripple, aworn—Don't kaow how Sars isoeee. em LA aS os io w PM aay € aN TO yesierday annonnced the death at Guaymas, Mexico, on am; Me. Sigler has been keeper all the time I have been NTED—TO GO INTO THE COUNTRY, A S146 Who understands practically the manufactare and eapalit Mquore. Address. giving (uli partioniar® a@ to ties aud waiges requived, box 4.267 New York Past NTED—A¥ Actt 5 Aaya YOUNG MAS worer: securil 10-AM Viet 't Toeion bat Lett Wa toed ema naN the 16th of Inly, ef Edward Connor, United States Con- sul at the latter port, Commor was & native, we be lieve, of Ireland, but came to this city when « boy, and for several years "as connected with the New Yore Henain esadieshment, In 1860 he wae appointed Con- gol at Mazatlan, whence he was aubsequentiy trane- hero; Xr. Sigler bas never treated me dadiy ; he did not strip the clothes off me, but Flood did; Mr. Sigler never locked mo up, but Flood did; Mr. Sigler whipped me ence of swice when Iwas ruaning round, but never @inee I have been acripple and umable to walk; bave always had enough to eat; have been sent to bed by Sea sien abana 88 EVERAL, FIRST CLASS ant ood apply at iii, Sirians None bat, competent "ANTED—A Wey TO bd Ae ‘waee aud iron DO ny wg ae oes iret town stone hou: use east of fore’ to Guaymas, at which port he remained our gov- f . a Mes, Sigler hav niekbca COMPETENT ¢ WITH CITY . t . Mr. Sigier wchout my supper; Mr, and Mrs, Sigler have awash geticen: Seth fron 10 ct WTKR WANTED. WANTED, 4 MAN To Wair oN } Gtnmens repromnelens zat he aren eet | atwaye been (ind to me; have had enough bed covering 5 1, at rant Stn ot, mber 196, nA restatrant; he must wa ent opens, dutios were iv padiinee oysir@® Apply at 272 West at., veiween 9 elo romptitude that characteri in winter, and the bouse has been warm enough duridg ‘ANTEDA abs ba ATTEND TO ernye 2. Boi Pe. the day; have had suMficient and comfortable clothing ee Bradway note. he dremntion ener ot 8 Rea eke Mad, sorivE AND INTEL. oo northwest provinces of Mexico during tho last four | Whilel bave been here; no one has told me what [ person. Addrees, wit reterenes: he aD. ok a seeks sg | years Mr. Connor displayed much diplomatic tact and ime! ly user al pei inoiice ‘a te have bees not ANTED—A prowence Mr. Connor's age is believi oe COMPETENT TO \TARE charge of our lace manufactu: D- NTED-FOR A WHOLE from thirty-five, Teould ix [was putin a bed with three other girls; —FOR SA) —_—— tbe head and sometimes at th toh Tesiewart & Co. Brondway. Entrance on 9h st. corey 2 FOUN maneposrea ab Le PANOY | goons William H. Keasp * a fe @ ro he Tons ANTED-—A GOOD COOK. To Eon ge0p wag aabeetas and and experience, iy ey deat oy Mr, William H. Knapp, one of the oldest telegraph. | wight the rs would kick me, i Kn am ‘his morning at 118 3d av, ot ors in the, country, and uati! recently manager of tl xamined—dira. Whittaker once ret aes Harriet Bell to id Gael me but got Magee Wi hittaker ie ry 4 gee sorte 1 THE STEVENS tea at bora, from 17 108 Focommendall Office at Newark, N.J., died at Micanopy, Florida, the 4in instant, of congestion of the Walp, Mr. Kaapp settled in Flonide Fe Pape ———————— SITUATIONS iS WANTEDMALES. _ A AA ca AY. ©, , BETWEEN } 3 THE YELLOW FEVER. Ravages of the Fever at Galveston and Cor- pus Chriati. The report of the Houston committee who were sent to Galveston to ascertain the truth in reference to the rumor that yellow fever prevailed in that city contains the foliowing statement :— ‘That from the best information we could obtain there bad been up to the Ist inst. from eve hundred and twenty-five to one hundred and thirty cases of rd dis- @age in the city, out of which number from tw te twenty-five have died, and that at the date mi there wero on hand about one hundred cates, ipciud- tng those in hospitals as well as those im private bours; Keziah was locked up once all night; practice; that the malady first made its appear- fon, Mary Robinson, and various have a!so been &nc® among the destituie classes of inhabitants, _— Up; always bad enough toeat; it was pretty good } but bas since found its way to and is spreadny nthe wore the butter sone ine had a very dit | through the better circles of society, Its march, vont it was sometimes good; if I asked apy- | slow, bas been steady, and we have no hesitation in eay- mast sent to bed without their supper. Augustus White, sworn—Have been here eight years: am now fifteon years old; | have seen Mra, Lear whipped with a strap for not behaving herself; that was because she had knocked and kicked Ann Lawler; have seen Kershaw knocked down by Mr. Siclor; that was becanse be would uot do his work; we all get enough to eat and knew William Harrison; never knew him to be put to work cleaing out a ditch. Daniei Lawler, sworn—Have been here four years; the food is good Mr. Sigler has been keeper white I fifty-six years of age; know of no iiMroatment on the part of Mr. Sigler towards any of the inmates; tho food been sufficient ; the quality of tie food has ‘supplied been pret! g00d; we have been k during the winter; have uot hea complain of Mr. Sigler ill-treating Cross-oxamined—It was sometimes necessary for bim to chastise the inmates; always thought it was right for him to do so, whother according to the rale or no! gouid get along with the c don’t sce bow ‘a man folks untess they were whipped; Sigler whip any of the inmates “except two—Mrs, Lehr and Bridget Kenealy: some of the inmates were locked up sometimes, and I think that y seldom seen Mr. Sig! n most of the time at the Mr. Sigler whipped 3, don’t kn twice; this was se and dangerous; he o pitehfork, while we were in tho stable; he run the pitch- fork nt ine, telling me Thad no one has been found dead about have been here; think the treatment of the inmates by Mr. Sigler bax been uniformly kin corn, appies and pears and other fruits and vegetables; have heard Mr. Sigler say there was enough for to ext, but that nothing should bo wasted; never knew nor heard of Mr. Sigier whipping Nancy Doyle; recollect Eliza Brophy sho came here; she was v others awake; complained once kept me awake; she gould only be her or telling her ho would put hei Danie! Carrolt, sworn—Was here about two years ago, and stayed her: about six weeks: The caso was then adjourned u eight o'clock. CAMP rorape ete AT Kergnnrapcyeere td Lh The annual camp meeting of copal Church of ‘the North and distr: on Monday at North the week, The die ber of churches, ‘pai 3 named e: miles north by e@nst of Tezched by the stean:re ‘from New York. Nor! Tage, situated between two number of beautiful cottages, itano idgew ‘best part of it, ebaracter, gator to dry land. A camp meeting is an institution peculiar to the Metb- Odists, It 1s a time-honored institution, and for years has deen the admitted means for the strength of this religious sect, the result of these meetings, som: good done inside the camp hos been counterbalanced by the immorality of the outside unwashed. This pro- position, however, is irrelovant at this time, and opens ‘@ question “to those whom it may concern’’ to discuss, probe and argue to ite logical ana practical conclusion ; suMce it here to state that it ‘question. The subject of abolishing this original aud peculiar in- etitution of the Methodist Church has had a ipo effect on the opponents of the reform movement, perhaps made them more chary of tho Manner in con- Becting them, The recent camp may be taken a@ an exemplificat two weeks the ceremonies were observed night and day; free access was had to them from by steam and rail, and yet the pence, prosperity and good will. ‘The camp ig located.on a gentie grove, atadistanca of only half emiis from thetown. It is entared from the post road side, and on the oth has a natural barner of young trees and brus! crest of the hill is the mai “AND. for the worshippers of the grand stand, and seais have for three thousand persons. Tho plateau is boea laid surrounded by the tents of the being given on the principle of first come first served Upwards of sixty tents bave been is going steadily on. There is a !nck of uniformity, how. ever, tn their disposition, their character and their size, the architectural beauty of which the wedge, wall, Sibley and marquee tents, The diver- sity, however, is not severe, but rather lends @ novelty to the scene, The survey. iuspection and the glan of the cemp were decided this preparction spread like & contagion, aud had the effect to paralyze the inst, Tho earnestness of business of the townsmen, and within a circuit of several miles, fons who avrived on sunday morning induced some of the promoters of the camp to mnatly on Sunday last, eamnpera wore aroused by jond ein: the Nerthport charch, in the north corner of the camp. One by one the early risers wero joined by others antil the tent ant its surroundings were crowded. praying and exhortation were and ghry w God were until the anneancement was worship nenr the grana stand. there were fifteen hundred person! main stend was filled with preachers and singers. Rev. Mr. Henson, of the Northport church, opened the exer- cises. Rev. Mr. Adams, of Fleet street church, Brook- lyn, then preached a very impressive sermon, taking his text from the first verso of the first chapter of Paul's Epistle to the Romane: Chri character ae an apostle, h ‘Will, bis foreshadowing of future glory. Suffice to say treated and left a deep impreseton On Monday the entire day was readi ‘mittee of Arrangements and people to improving the cainp, erecting new tents, clearing things in order The Py 4 northeast side pars: Tous wall tenta, occupied by fi these tents is arranged very comfortably, all of them nicely floored and carpeted, handsomely furnished with becaicads, chairs and household articles of vertu, ramp is fluety shaded by oak, hickory and cedar and altogether presenta a cosey, inviting ap- ent trees. Por Ml Monday, night the camp war Rev. Heman Banga, presiding elder handred persons composed the ar stand was occupied by mein Mr. I Rev. Mr. Henson and ful to the pH wo S meake the present meeting ono of great in- terest to themselves and the con @ memorable one for the Church, opened under very favorable a repr On steamer § Mrs, Sigler she always gave ie to me, if cos- TR of children being frequently ance: heard bin ee b nevor knew nor ir whipping her; ‘knew Eliza Dooley; she used to shovt aad hallo nasty words in the night and keep t! reat anybody, and we had enough to eat. s, including the city of Brooklyn, commenced end has continued during ors and members, Northport is # pretty little post fown, about forty “ew York city, and is readily is an unpretentious vil- two hotels, a public hall, ehurches of the usual ratio to a@ertain number of in- habitants, and {3 altogether a good, moral town, however, ts the trip from New York and the entrance to its harbor, which is a sort of zigzag troubling the cardinal smd infinitessimal ‘points of the compass, but finally leading the navi- ‘OF late years, however, a variety of opinions heve existed o@ the subject as to Shortly afler daylight the . he sermon wae an exempliication of Pan! s of his marty thé camp; fa front of it acroyed s0 a# to comfortably seat twenty-five hundr ons. Facing the grand assembly ground aro nume- other prominent Methodism. A very interesting sermon was preached — oe Mr. case atthe clore of which Father Pangs handsomely ‘ilumipaiet, and the meeting was Ing that the disease is at this time epidemic, While we do not regard the type as a very mild one, yet the cases generally yield very readily to prompt treatinent; but we ‘are tree to confess that wo have reasons to apprehend that it may assume a more virulent form as \t progresses. That, as to the local origin of the Galveston fever, we do not find the facts collated sulficiently systematic or sutis- factory to enable us to arrive at a positive conclusion, It was the prevalent opinion with the members of the faculty with whom we conferred that the disease wa» not introduced, but that it germinated in that city. ‘The Galveston Bulltin of the 4th instant says:—The fever has atiacked but few persons connected with the newspapers. But one-has died—Mr. J. K. Pounter, a compositor in the Bul'e!in office, who was buried yester- day, Mr. Bisakhagse, the Galveston local of the Lioustom Te'egraph, is now sick. the Rio Grande Couri#r of August 3 says:—A gentle- man of this city received a letier Corpus Christi, anuouncing the pooner of yellow fever in that city. We extract the following from his letter:—‘The town 18 fall of sicknees at the present time, There ig no house ; | but hus one or more sick, The doctors called it bilious fever, but yesterday they pronounced it io be yellow fever, There aro over eighty cases in town. So far we have only ~ deaths to record—Mr, Drink, the biack~ smith; Mr, ktay, the preacher; Mrs, Pollen (this name is rept etly printed), and Colonel Morgan, who ler whip the children; | dicd yestertav. Thero are hardly apy stores open, and Darn. the streets are deserted.” Kenealey becanse she . but did not | stckuess at New Iberin—Physicinns Nurses Needed. We learn from Mr. ‘{. Tupper, President of the Atte papas Transportation Company, that thero is a very alarming condition of health at New Iberia, and that the piace is being rapidly deserted, The following is a Jint of deaths:— August 4—Miss Liddie Mattingly, Willie Keller—two nogro children. August 5—Mrs: Isbell, Robert L, Isbell (a child), B.S. Wood, from Indiana; — Rabb, Jr. Augnet 6—F‘ ‘ourcade, Thelespose Etie, — Escoubas, Miss Pellerin; Matz, a Jow. On the 7th and 8th there were a great many new cases, ‘The folowing despatch was received from Mayor Hen- shi aw New Inenua, August 8, 1867 Since my last Selngrams three of our doctors are sick. The doctors trom below are called home, Send from one to three physicians if possible, Four or five Sisters of Charity would be a great assistance, havo been here; am comfortably warm ‘any of the inmates them. have never soon M that was necessary; and Sigler, but have mes become violent cal!’ in the stable; no the premises while I ad; we havehad green ery puny and delicate eard of Mr. to Mr. Sigler that sbe pped by whipping “the other house, r never saw Mr. Sigler til Tuesday mext, at Important Cure for Yellow Fever Discovered iu the Went Indies by nn English Physician. Considerable attention is paid by the press of the ‘West Indies to a cure recently adopted by @ physician in Jamaica, Dr. Alex. Fiddes, F. R. 0. E. It bas pun the rounds of the Spanish, Engheb, French and Danish journals, and overywhere meets with the Righest encomiums. Several of the governments in- terested in the West Indfes have set apart hospital buildings fr the special treatment of yellow fever ‘ander Dr. Fiddes’ process. As that dread disease is making considerable ravages in the southern part of the United States, we give the following account of the treatment :— Calomel, quinine and all other medicines are set aside, as being not only useless, but positively in- jurious; the only medicine recommended is a full dore of castor oil at the beginning of the disease. The remedy of Dr. Fiddes then consists in the inter- nal administration of sulphurous acid, combin: with the external application of iced sheets around the body when the skin is hot and ‘ay, , or with ap occa- sional vapor bath when the skin ie dry without being very hot. bce Moc gh gd acid is not given in its pure but combined with an atkaline base, such as the bdi-sulphite of soda, the sulphite of magnesia or ust, or of smmonia, of which the former preparation is pro- bably the best, being tastclees and not likely to offend the siomach. ‘The doso is twonty graius every two or three hours in s glass of water. ‘The use of sulphurous acid and the application of the wet sheets or vapor bath are indicated as much by tho Aiotates Uf theory ao by the lessons of experience. The first is a preventive agaiast fermentation of ene vrow, the two latter are potent agencies for withdrawing poi- sonous matter from the body without weakening the ‘vital powers. Since Professor Poli, of Mil instituted his elaborate geries of experiments to tost ficacy of suiphurous acid in arresting fermentation in the blood of anim: . De Ricci, of Dublin, and Professor Bor- graeve, of Ghent, rej the same, the therapeutical power of this modicine has been well known to the medical profession. But Dr. Fiddes is entitled to the credit of having introduced itasa remedy for yellow fever and soveral other diseases of the zymotic family. There seems to be no doubt of the efficacy of this now treatmont, and Dr. Fiddes will have the oredit of having, ina great measure, relieved the West Indies of the dread which Europeans have in settling in them, besides preventing much suffering and untimely death ; and it is but natural to bopo he will reap some sub- stantial benedt from a discovery which he has so gen- erously made public through the West India press. =~ THE DRUGGISTS AND THE SALE OF POISOXS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERALD. New York, August 15, 1867. In your caution to druggists this morning you are slightly in error im regard tothe law. Tenclose a copy of the law. The law is an excellent one in its geveral requirements, but too sweeping or too general in ite de- tails; for instance as to opium and its preparations. Now, paregoric, Godfrey's Cordial, and a dozen other tings of the kind, are preparations of opinm, and are compara- tively harmless. To require every nurse to bring every mother of every baby who has a pain in the stomach to subscribe as a witness to tie sale of it would be an m- convenience of no inponsiderable Kind. Tho requirement of a witness to the porchase of a PoiKov—n poison that may be used to destroy | fo, either to commit # or destroy the life of others—would in nearly all cases prevent such calamities, These ppisone are few and well kuown, and theref« easily managed by tho conscientious drugzist, To prevent people com- mitting suicide they might as well have embodied the Methodist Epis- South, Long Island mbrace ® large num- and Thomas Collyor of hills, has a hberal The Increasing numerical e contending that the is at present an open meeting at ing Sing ‘ion of this gett For the city and elsewhere results obtained were elevation in a beantifal sides it On the Phe plateau is Inid out encampers, preference erected, and the work is distributed between the conclusion as to on tbe 6th indeed the farmers The nomber of per- open the camp infor- ging from the tent of Singing, pistols, razors and ropes in the jaw and prohibited their ternated; hallelujaba | #0 with like requirements of witnesses, 1, yet frequent, Yon would be doing the public, and eee the 3 | droggiste, great kindness by publishing thie aw in your made to repair to At ten o'clock A. M. son the ground. The valuable journal, as one of the arrested druggists pleaced ignorance of the’ law, which, of course, is excuse in law. He sbould have known it. There are as many foois among the druggists as any other class of men. A DRUGGIST 25 YEARS IN THIS CITY. Acorrespondent, rigning himself “P, L.,” writes to the Hxnatn as follows:— Althongh It is impossible to prevent all mischief, yet were al! apothecaries conscientious tn the carrying out of ite provisions, this jaw would certainly greatly reduce erme and the number of saicidos, It may be safely asserted that in this city not one-half of ali the drug- gists ever take notice of the law and conduct their busi- nees accordingly, It t# to be hoped that the arrest of the two druggists, a¥ reported in the Henan, will induce their negligeut colleagues to a full obedience of the existing iaw. —“A servant of Jews to do his Maste om, and his hopes the subject was well ‘on all hearers, devoted by the Com- ground and pat grand stand jis on the | seats The Act Regulating the Sale of Poisons. The following is the text of the law as passed in 1960, and knowa as chapter 442 of the laws of that year: The people of the State of New Xork, reprosented in Senate mbiy, do enact as follows ies, The interior of The 0 person shail sell or polson or pot- ee without recording in & book, to be kept on, the name of the in reesiy opened pro forma by rf, Upwards of ffieen sem bi, vip, Re isciplen of renerip- ing physician, without be val ber or patcel conta niag wvch folsoveue th tie name and residence of such per- nit with red ministry aad church om of many to the fonous andetances, tities of one pound oF, over. vias Preparations, oxalic acid, corrosive Sugar of lead, tert Mer alrad The camp on Monday oot pared ergot ond i ra fia nals, capable théieas and ite prepete as eee sorts were isan into requisition to p. & Any person iy | any of the provigocs of tha ned by a y Rerwiport Iv rc This act aha ont apply to incorporated M. Toy AD La ag d - ba ton oPoue thousand Tabebiastessd fourth and Forty-ninth precincts, the whole eeikinda mand of Sergeant Cornell, keep watch Tne Kaxeas Vatuny.—teaving the Lome for the pT I order among the West, we entered af once the tertile valley of the Kaneas which assemble at Ch gathorings. river. For a distance of two hundred and miles night foideat fom ie cremnitn of oe, Hill every milo'of whch was throngs tunds inorbeunt was feoms a a ‘ious circu! bly rieh in sianees of tne Sesnonnn, tao reoutis promise vubetne: would yield the tarpon rues ta teabane of Gener: liad geod and bappiness to the people. bandman. Apparently these valley are a0 rich ap On Tuesday services the cAanp were h the famous ands of the American’ Like the pana WT o'clock A, M. latter the Kaness lands of which 1 speak ere e were in all the tonts, and at o'clock piain, flanked on the gorth aad ‘ak were Lech oping bills, the entire valley covered loxuriens of the avenue ) and vordere, It is this Bona, by street ) churches, in which several hundred Mh that the Union the Se ee ee I named, erand was preached or fille. Tt CY) a of the ) the the to the ie