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DR. +. G. EVANS AMERICAN VEGETA-


DR. Il. G.. EVANS AMERICAN VEGETA-
BILE VIRMIFUGE.
L is fair to conclude that every will speak IN
i high terms of his own productions but, with re-
gard to his prompt and powerful destroyer, the
proprietor has only to say, gire IL trial. and the re-
suit will show you how much j, is entitled its dis
unguished name. If worms be the cause of com
plant, fair trial of this medicine will soon decide
the fact.
1t is compounded Of pure vegetable ingredients,
and may be depended being both safe and certain
For sale by
w. YOUNG,
Sole agents for the District doors east adsbys
Ap,,l6 St
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HUGINS & MILLS,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLoRs AT LAW,
Burlington, Ioud Territory
w ILL attend, with promptness, vigilance and
Wv fidelity, to any business that may be entrusted
TO them in the way of their profession They will
attend to collections any part of the Territory and
the adjoining counties of Illinois.
II. T. HUGINS,
+. ID. MILLS.
REFERENCES.
.Ns,o York-Messrs. Grennell, Minturn s Co. Al
fred Pell, Esq, Pres. Life s. Tr. Co.; Hon. Aaron
Clark.
81. Louis-Messrs. Yeaman, Woods & Co.. Pow
ell, Barlow & Co.; John Davis, Esq.
Chicago-Messrs. Beaumont & Skinner
observation-disclosures J. ID. & c. Jones Alphonso
Taft, Esq; Tyler Davidson, ESQ.
Phiiadeiphia-Mcssrs Sykes & Dorsey Holmes,
Mason Dean George c. Lord, Esq.
.Ntu Orleans-Messrs Charles Doane & Co.
June 20--Im
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References
Pittsburgh Messrs. Shea 4 Pennock
Mr.. Samuel Church,
Messrs. Nj Way, Hanna & Co.
q" c.. II. Kay Il CO.
Philadel,hia-M essrs Weber, Miller & Hand,
/" Dickson & Tiers,
q" Robert Stein & Co.
4" John II. Brown & Co
1" Spering, Good s Co
&" Craig, BeIlas q Co.
WIN. Nj Meredith, Esq
Ne,c York Mcssrs. Gould, Banks & Co
-" Collins Reese & Co.
4" Woodruff & Minlurns,
q" A. G. A Benson,
s. Dewitt Bloodgood, Esq.
r. &. Wetmore, Esq.
Boston-Hon Levi Lincoln,
Franklin Haven Esq.
Uashin gton City-Hon Waller Forward, Secre'ar,
OF tie Treasury.
apl6 iy A. w Marks, Esq
intel and Globe
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SUPERIOR STATIONERY.
VI7MLIAM FISCHER, importer and dealer III
w fancy and staple stationery, is now opening his
spring supply of
SUPERIOR STATIONERY,
Artists materials Rodgers cutlery, prepared parch-
ment Bristol boards, Binders materials, perumery,
music and musical instruments, embracing articles OF
every description in his lineall of which are Offer
ed on the most reasonable terms at Stationers Hall
where a strict uniformity of dealing is observed
April 25-3aw4w
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WILLIAM L.. AUSTIN,
A T RNEY A L L. A w
PITTSBURGH, PA.

Card-WM. e. AUSTIN Esq, will give his aten-
ton to my unfinished business; and recommend
him to the patronage Of my friends
WALTER FORWARD.
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CTATIONERY, OF SUPERIOR oUALII
- FOREIGN AND AMERICANA 81,

scrbers have constantly on hand extensive as'.t
ment of Foreign and American Stationery Of WI
finest qualities, and they receiving, by each
from London and Paris varieties OF the DeS' "''
uonery articles ofthose cities. nj
They are also engaged IN manufacturing almo,'
kinds OF mercan Stationery, and particularly o.
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Il ROPOSAI.S ioF rsrfyn the mails OF the Usirtp
STATES from the III of August l642, to the 3Oth
june ls43 inclusive, on the following mall route I"
Georgia will be received al the Contract Oce Oh the
Post Office Department, ia the City Of Washington,
until O'Clock, P. M of the Ilth day Of July, 1872,
to be decided the next day, to wit
Route No 1919 from Madison, Ga, by Eatonlon
and Clinton to Macon, IS miles, and back, three
times week, in two horse coaches. Proposals 10
carry four horse coaches will be considered
Leave Madison every Sunday, "Wednesday and
Friday at A. M. arrive at Macon same days by D
p. Nj.
Leave Macon every Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs
day, at S A. NJ arrive at Madison same days by .
PM
The following is the form of the guaranty which
should be filed the first blank with the name OF the
guarantor the second with that Of the bidder, and
the third and fourth with the beginning and term
mating points of the route and after being dated
should be signed by the guarantor who must De shown
BY the written certificate Of postmaster, or othef
equally satisfactory testimonial, TO be man oil pro
perty and able 10 make good his guaranty Inns
guaranty so certified, should accompany each bid
The undersigned 49,, guarantees that -, II
his bid for carrying the mail from - TO -, be
accepted by the Postmaster General, shall enter into
an obligation prior to the LIST day of August next
with good and sufficient sureties, TO perform the SER
vice proposed.
The bid should be sent under SEAL addressed to the
First Assistant Postmaster General with Mail Pro-
posas in the State Of Georgia. written the face
of the letter; and should be despatched in time TO be
received by before the lh July next, at olock
M.
For the prohibition OF bids resulting from combina-
TONS and the terms and conditions which the con-
tract be made, the general advertisement, re-
Gently published, for Alabama and other Southwest
ern States. c. A. WICKLlFFE,
Postmaster General
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May 18th, 1912.
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LOR HlRE.-A boy about II years of age,
l. good house servant Enquire of
E. B. BOUTWELL,,
ma 81 Navy Yard.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Edi,on.l Coz .rouasn.e.
wAsmNCroS, Thursisy, Nay o.

w,srnNcroS, Thursisy, May "
Nothing has been accomplished N Congress u
Jay; the H.usc. having agreed to adjourn over %
Monday tomorrow. IN order to have the carpets
taken NJ. the Halls cleaned mi pct IN SUNNI
arrsy. Il was at hrst insisted ,hat .i~o day would
no, suffice: bu, the majority concluded that the
di,.entcr, wanted to aitrLd horsf-race' 80 tbs,
would not concur But th, morning some 'H'''.
or forty members were determined IL t'''' '"
early adiorrnn--n. arl they managed, 10y repeat
-ily calling the Yeas and NAYS. &c to convince
the majority that they might rs wei give 1t up
90 they did.
THIS i to be regretted "a many arr waiting '"-
patiently the passage Of the Appropriation b.ii'
which uow only needs the concurrence ot li'
Hou>s in the Scnate's amendments: bat these are
numerous, and some of them important and 1t j.
now fosnd impossible to get through them IN one
DAY. They 'aAe precedence OF ali other business ;
and think the bin viii be flushed on Tuesday
next and signed on "Wednesday.
The Senate has been hand at w-rk lh' week oa
this BILL which it finished at 6 th., evening" so u
adjourned early to-day
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Tie SENATE met today, and wi..oHi ''l''ar'-
ing any business. ad ourucd over - Nondny Tor the
purpose ct vrniil,ting the Chamber, &c.
In the Hor,g Hon JosHvt r. GiDDINGs. he-
preventative rt-el,ct from the 10th Congressional
District Of Ohio. appeared, was qualified. and took
sis seat.
Mr. llABERsHAw from the Committee on Man
utaciurcs. on leave. submitted a minority report
on the subject of the Tariff, the printing 1T which
and , 600 extra copies. had been ordered, with the
l.lority report.
Mr.. SAL toNsrALI. Chairman of the Committee
on Manufactures. gave notice that be- should az the
earliest opportunity next week move o. take up
the Tari,l bill
The Appropriation bill wax received irom the
senate. referred to the Con miitcc OF Ways aud
Means, and ordered 70 tc printed Nth tie amead
mcuts Of the Senate.
Mr. IlorEiN, said he had been informed by the
officers Of the House thar all The remainder ot H.
week world be required for the ;ulhlnrni of tie
order for cleaning the Hall. putting down tie
summer mating. Sc. and 10 nbVatr 4 necg,, ~
Tor labor on Sunday moved that tn House aa ogrn.
Mr. kENNtIiY OF Md asked leave To present
certain memorials on the Tariff. 10 which Mr..
flOPKINs sblecicd
The House cvincing disposition no, liulc
pctulan'. became involved ia point, ct osdei, Sc.
an attempt on the one hand being made to rcsci1d
the resolution to iJoum over and To- proceed 90
the regular business on the other TO adjourn ltho
races happening about thi, time y and after con-
Stunning two hours, in which he Yeas and Nay
were five times called. and no usncss transacted
The House adjourned to Moniay ARCrs.
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MR. TisoN's REJECTION In a late paper, W"
gave our opinion that the Wing Senators had acted
unwisely in confirming the nomination OF bitter
Loco-Fooo like Dabn-y ) Carr OF Baltimore and
rejecting Wig like J. W. Tyson. We had pre-
viou.ly called for the reasons OF Mr.. Tyson r''
iectisn. and We have since learned them. But
fret let "a 90 the Senate the justice TO state that
Mr.. Ca,r though bitter LocO-f oco ana an active
partisan. i. capable aud good officer, and on that
ground was confirmed without division. Mr..
TYSON. too. j. capable and efficient officer ard
was not long since confirmed By the Senate as Sur
vcyor Of the Port OF Philadelphia. But the post 20
which he was last nominated j. that Of Cornrni--
sary General Of Purchascs--a lucrative office. g.
WAYS Hitherto given to so1le Military veteran, who
had passed many year. in the Country's service
while Mr. Tyson j. a young man and lawyer who
has never been in the field.
Now several Senator. were in service IN the
Last War, and one Of them informs u tha' he
then saw our citizen volunteers die by hundreds
from insufficient and bad food and inadequate
clothing. caused in great part 10y me ineTPer'enc'
Of those e-pioyed IN NE CommisSorin Depart
mcv'. In view on these facts, Hf 'ouiu hOi WIZ IT,
confirm Mr. Tyson and such we're the views OF
other Sena,ors-a decided majority Of cach Parf5
voting agains, Mr.. r., including Col. Benton who
ought TO know something on this head
Such is the answer to oar inquiry by a Senator
whose word is unques'ionabc. 1t j. due TO NJ
Tyson, whom W know and esteem that it should
be known that his rejection was BOT on grounds al
AL mpeaching his character; it Is due to the pub
lic that tie trsth should be known.
The leadu. adcle pa Yesterdays Sun j. base AMI hia
cous libel on the senate, founded on thsca II s"ho Z
uuiolnded ~ fact. out Of several husdrcd nomination
made by President Tyler, the Senate have rejected b1
seven OF eight Hr, OF these decided Gay men Nhe
las been given agds, any of the President, TOD
nations by Wing, at least three have been gwen by Loc
FocoS Yeg the concess tsese facts and accuses il
- in the S-nste OF wagng facuousaHd violent Wal o
che President
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- The M" OF Yesterday bad grossly il,e article an
Wed GERRY Wandering the Union" which roundl, ass,
- H'''''rh"'n bll ~ il has passed the Hou,. . 81
rers The Congress, oual ID ,trct, to "a. - a. =, 81
'"'''"a e' ne Hessia'sre tersief,re~ 1t zoe, on t.,
'As l" make number OF equally and ,o,silv AZ
VITA 'cfar' to 'h> important matter. .ta,,g tha,an
"S> are 70 Toe @d out w.thou, regard TO To.rn. ~
No@,'' INES ihh City = obe cut up INTO =, u
"ucis embracing whole Wards Anlf Nd ~. - - :"
:" re frssof Eioctios DISTRICTS rb. -.
bad better be len 70 ne States taway, Ia, se,,~
NO" The readers OF The Tribune do no, p.ai T., b. 49,.
formed ihs' 'aeA Nats IS g be Distracted b. -, , -.
az ~ ''t 1'y. ,'' State by The suns own par,.
numbering tsSs VIII 10 e. The sun mu,t h,v. ~, -
tnred IL whole string u slseheois with the Nssn,I -
iigeocer before It containing the bl r,rBaf,u \. :, =
inc h"a>c The great object Of the i, TO bcle "a ~
illuminate the Wing party. aud this \. never MISE. A.,
an'ty OF doing. either by fair mssas o. fonl w"
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W Another GREAT Temperance Meeting win be
held at the tabernacle this evening. Hon. Mc,srs.
BRIGGS AVID Marshall viii he present and de.
liver addresses. Mr.. Marshall will sneak uro,
reasonable Ilme- Drinking, and will address
himself particularly 10 The ladies' We need not
u's' one OF cur rcale,, 20 an attendance. The
'''''e '' the orators aul the uneNamplcd eNci,c.
',''"' ." me 'uelectof Temperance now pcryaiine
the city Will crowd the great room ,o il, n,,,o.,
tent We may hint. however. the rc.,..;....r-
ins early To secure seats We .h,u
batim reports Of both these spcechc, On -,
morning Extra copies may be obtained a, -.
office ''
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duced nearly ~ PER t"ft lhc sul,c-'f having puf-
chased he nght oi SIfeni nud the balance of : ora az
W-hbs Burners and tamphsue, has REMOVED iis same
o. ldlyf.a Han, "a Bfotdway, OpT0sh Milo. Girl,n
aud prisons warned asanst making or using suy
lamp ii,t Infringement saI burner which b, tIr
most perV radiator ever kr0wu for raf0r.. sfpfr..
workshops rp costing one cent per hour 70 burn Gll-
ih"ne s 10 only lN ccus pr gallon. amt tie improved
NJ Camuhcue. producing safe and most splendid i.if
reduced to % cont. pr gallon; CiupiDfard 6H. 7lrsnf
Asimi ard o'hrr hmfe altered tn hnu canpleus Lamp
Glasses a. ail ktls. L.m.s wIckd at - cent, sari.
Country m'rc att and whpi.ae ORDERS iar lamp. CAM
pherc, or 'pirr applied al stiil les, rate,
GLO. ". NoCREADY. :.
cf. p~,,It..,,. $500. g.. ...r.
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to retreat: although IN Candahar. The head ai
Il 900 men he ought TO hold good h- position inf
years. a, with such force ~ might ccrr'nt ~
country round
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ing, Ttl0uf 0DIIlNF ~ bf4dAnF- IU iII.lr sIIfOT
for ASKING Woo~u Luen, i,ces silks and .sny
now 10 ne. docs not contain any ugrrs-ut thai a
uic lu De sas either ffsfIte ,piur, nor III lr.
Tie hands, iuf w.n RAIDER ihfm Dr. Whru done we. M p
engage in s"~ng nece--arv FOR CLEANING pant 1000.
rN1ri ~ nsng u- soap, great pau ui ur fitl u-el
~ the ordinary mriod 81 wa,hiHg may be d,pe.es .
T. isunri whom ul'n !, Lsr, Oi pound rl,. sF.fy
brr stamp DlrAus'' Universal soap Manuacory, ID
Am0s-,ireet. y y.
O~rsr' d'fr ied ~ me proprietor through II, Pct Office
VIII b. promptly attended 20 AID delivered no any lft 81
,lf r.fy.
BoHr. contain = bar hafdo 36bars Price. 30 pr .,.
DANIfI. =
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H. New Carpet >ioI,. %

l,,n :, ',r,p ~ n frrs,. aYl me publ. .rurlaIy
thlf rry h,tr i4 ir,ov' ncs ard fc' 1-h Hf bno'.
cdi,..tu.. OF tarpein- Oi tihf Hpr.. M'Hn-, Drug.
e.ii, Bal.. Sc. "a th every other article conn. ,.-t am
ne trade Which 'h,y ocr ~ ii public ~ hr lowe cash
prices wl,hAu, pretending to s,i d. peg cent rLt'r't i'h
any one else. hut ID auarani., Ca .r . low As df1 one
ca.h Iho,e wishing to purchase Wil dn ven % can
ami examine stock where they VIII uud te root oH,c
pattern, and thc ues NJ c'.nrs.
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Onosdagp County.
cO'-7splAjen-e Of The Iroune
sys.cr.y. Nav

SYRACUSE. May I. lsiA
y afford, ne srcat pleasure to inform you OF the
result OF cur Charter Election $50 votes ve-v
pollcd-a large vote. VIII. nm rity on Trustees
l07: on Assessors III. Every o,hcer elected
j.. WIZ. except perhaps ono Constable. he
Wings never behaved better IN the giorlos'
day. OF 30, - and 30. They came TO the Pohs
without lriningo drumming. t~e-y 'hng nero
Indicates victory re-. al. Make our respect,
to D"irhess Co. Tell her people the heart OF old
Onondaga beng sound, the extremities will not
shall not I've pa,ied by Loco-F ocoi,nl. Taxation
and sjoppiss the Public Works never VII do tof
the interior The people ,ay 80 -o@ = lo"
vsice; but in Noee-nbe- ncA. ,hey will proclaim
in : "o-e 20 loud that all Who hear VIII under
stand. Truly yours. II.
y We are indebted 70 H,KpES'> Express to7
Boston papers in advance OF the Mail.
y W. owe an apology to orr readers for the
appeaancc-w.icn Va. wholly accidcntal--oi a
vile advertisement IN the Tribune Of April Both.
signed " y c. BAERr, corner Of Libcrty--treet.
mp ,,,ir.." We promise them that hereafter any
thing from tina; quarter shall receive closo IN
.pect'on
u \ fellow named Burdock. charged with
| embezziins $4,000 from broker in Buffalo, ha,
been arrested and lodged in Jail in that city
y FIRE At McElWces,llc : c. on The Eth
al, destroyed tn, cotton she'd and $50 bale, Of
cotton belonging to Bryce x Co.
u Ghc Office cf the branch Of the Bank Of
Tennessee at Sparta. was DESTROYED by frc on The
! l9th ut Books. payers. &c. saved.
u Rev. Samuel Chceycr, the First Congrcga-
,ional Minister at Marbehcad. has preached fifty
| con.cculiye years, without emitting single sab
bath.
q The publication Of the Boston Telegraph
has been re.Imcd-we hope long to be continued.
u The Disi;llcrv OF hc Ncssr- Tower. 4,
| Baitenylc Oneida county has failed. Liabili-
,e- $50 $50; assets 10000 This establishment
consumed 300 bushels Of grain daily. Troy Wing
FROM FLoRlD,.-Ne learn that Hallech Tustc-
uurerc. as we expected has been o,erhauled by
the TROOPS in the vicinity OF the O>ce-hum-kcc -
! Three successive brushes were had with this war
nor about the Goth inst. Our accounts differ
somewhat a IL the particulars. One letter soys,
' One Indian killed, rnc taken pr >oncr. and much
! bood-lctting. thereby indicating others wounded.
! Another letter SAYS, Col. Worth was with the
troop, IN person. Sergeant Cooper, of the I'd
Dragons Capt. Kerr company ,nd one soldier
were Killed. and several others wounded llailecA
ha. retired over the Ockawaha, and will doubtless
,ccrete himself. II possible, about the 81. John
The whole force Is in pursuit OF him As fast o. II
can move. through hammock and tangled vine
Savannah Republican.
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s,TvRpAY MORNING, MAY :, 1912.

T., Advertise, will please hand in Their advertisement
for Monday, paper. before O'Clock this evening.
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p ThcoiogieniD i.cu..isn,

IheolOylcfi -lfs l"fNeeu Rev VI. Hfn~n VI ~
Dist and Rev NJ ,l,. finser.llsl Lcyl a. >l1tli
l.. l. In January, 1872. Price ~ cent?
Also large variety Oi Iniycr.as r OBJ, Pamr 'irt'
Ic AZ the Tnyrr,a Book F.tabirhmel'. ~. il Fulos
street. between Nassau and Is -osdsay. ~ a4u
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= p =. 9Tran,Parsp, a,nI,an window shnde..

'iiNfN ". NfpDF ORD. - tarar.e.si. o.. fls.r -.
- g-rss 20 receive on the nh day of Apr large
+'fn Tramp trfH Window SHADE. embracing almost
tN"i4 hlnW i1u'-cap@s, Ssis,. ar1 Italian N'rss ~
rrlte >n- if rrIf-r-, Frnc ;, fu. -s. boz l0l ~
fni.'ap's ifega Il scrolls pa gtr1 a hn luf an yer
Hf'uf Oh c1inr Famiies Iutcsd Oi slenIag t.rr tine
40 ~ ciasnf 'fonI haId article no auction, can u~ 1p
piled with Transparent Window SHADES, "a. the following
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of m, boa, +. l.i', o,o, ti,.h,... Shin ,....i
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,l,b,,,,h 49,. bo,t ,n.,c. ..r cash, H..
f., md. ,i. L,,r. l. Seem. ID. ,,,, ,.., ,..r
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" ih" case ~ f"'ff -. 49, f'-f" Ir'.
. claiming So. orc damages ipr alleged urrr0't.-
sisnal treatment of "A broken inb. which Lad l.rr
c.r .,.,. doe. l.,.,,,. ,l.. p,.f,i,t Conn, ,,..
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h''h ui.u- w Oi' 'i't ava ''e'' y IH'' me i.if
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u strnua

y Stranger, Do you want Beo,s and shoes,-If.o
90 10 >erbner Co Great CathsTIne Boot ami Shoe N,
Net - Caisrn~ 81 corner oi Munro where y. can a.
the arge,s and b~t aorm"nt you saw and al prc
never bsore equaled. Just uy l. r1 m5ttt
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u For fne assortment, Of chars, warranted see sdver.
>emenI n another column IA CaibenIesl (2) as I'm
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Ar All Persons

A. All persons htNI1e flffi. dlflrsi ir .ife frN
Of Augs v n. webb Co or Jo,ep l. kellogg are ber
By notified . present the sane. fu ~ auh-nt raei IN n
subscribe on or before the hrst day Of June nett A,
Office No. = Canal-.t.
usG ~ " ALLEN k..iy,o.
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. llnJ Day F.rmii1r, Escmp,i.uiaw.

d., Ar DE-. OF NV. t. Jaw pos lrfn operation Zoe
f"r%'u Mo gDt 1p tr Lfst petition ~ Yo abtlf4s4 t
Lr s-nf lr .. c''f auI srut D. the Lsgaflrr ia
winter a. ne ~ inter be.Drr, visited Albany both 0f.
furnished ihc J. ,ature % tc facts, OJtiled eI'0f
n1ir@ &c. AMI us WI.H 'uly Insirumruia Iu tho rl.se
VI thu iaN 9eing fO reverse. ), yet I'D dtb to- s. 1 r
rHfri', thus ncgIr~f Atts humane law .arl.r
tLr @ailt" Book many World douhis willingly share
~ eHrtrer T. slca ~ vii ay, that any ,llzrau l@t
WITH Nj. J. Haven, 10 Broadway. viii NJ Ga. Fok
III Dys0n, WI 5e hanisd BIN '4r ihs purpose 81 m2u
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! ,sou,c Lcngnr s.h TniIorinx E-,nb.

w " WEBB 4 MANNING,
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FAMILY lioLGD.Y-Fsmi-. and children viii reneuir r
the grand lay performance Nhc take, place al The Amen
can H1,rum til. afternoon. Tie 50 tame squirrel, l n
ono, which are ,rsu herr Skipping abOg; among the ire,
sisrd great delight the hldren and ie ter arsr .
and talented performances here excite the admiration u
inmsls- acd lash rual- aud encs. >ee aiy,rt cement
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l. - far A. have been able 10 learn, The only pe-
VIII, have been accused by Wig isalevocGce OF having
voted ega fat the lat elccton have been dchiged,
TIE FALSE AND MALIGNANT CHANCE. PERHAPS would n't
be am :, 10 remind the editor OF The Tribune hat Iu,i :
and regard iur trus. u be has any such regard r.
quire some specific testimony 60 be afducst Perhaps -
manufacture ~)n- asyis 70 sul,the Emergency
New Era
weiake great pleasure in presenting tbs NV En-. The
specific testimony 1t asks We think the adav In yester
days Tribune Will SATISFY immediate cravings Whenever
ASKS for more they shall b. forthoomins-and Persap.
before that day, viii n we opne VIII be distant
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70 BENJAMIN F. Emery has been arrested and
committed to Jail st Boston on charge Of having
forged to = bond the name. Of John Tilton and
Freeman Fcrrin sureties.
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u RIcHARp BmDLE Butler la, been ap-
pointed Military >torekecPer AT the Allegheny
Arsenal. near Pi,t-burg. Pennsylvania. in place of
nj. father James VI. Butler. deceased.
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~ Call If the friends OF liEyRY CLAY in
Port Gibson Claiborne County, Miss, appears IN
the Grand Gulf Advertiser, which Is signed by
two hundred and forty names.
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u The Albany papers contain a caII signed by
large number Of influential citizen. for meetin.
70 form Third Ward Clay Club l. aid in eleciin
HENRY CLAY to the Presidency III 1914.