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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


an and after MuSDAY, March ii, lsi2 The passenger
" trains vii run ms follows;
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BOSTON
At q Ii \. VI. Al ana ii A. NJ.
At 10 ia AN. Ate
At | III aud r.M. AT 81 Pm.
Leave LOWELL
Ats IA AM At 70 III PM. At 3 Ia Pm. Az PM
or Immediately on the arrival ni the from Boston.
WAY PNssENGGRs taken nnd lett at Tynssborough,
North Chelmsford and MlddltscV.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
will be convene ed the Cars free Of EXPENSE by leaving
their names Al the Railroad Ticket lice, aud passengers
arriving Mt Lowr IN the Cars rom Nashua, will be con.
ycy ed to any part ol the city without charge.
{ From Nashua to Lowell, 80 cents
f"re- From Nashua, to Boston, $3.50.
On the arrival o the ears Nashua stages leave for NIL
part of New-Iampsire,v Vermont New-fork and Canadn
vim A.kcna. Concord Kecnc, Charlcstown France town
and New London ~ II. Windsor and Brattleboro, VI.
Books are Kept in BosroS at the Stage Office, No and
II Eln.strcet,-nlsO IN LOWELL, at the Northern and
Western RAILROAD an stage Office IN front OF the Depot
where seats can be secured in any Of the Coaches and
information obtained respecting the different stage
routes.
Passenger, leaving Nashua by the IA ard 10 IL
A. NJ can take the OF the Boston nnd Maine Railroad
1t Wilmington for Anduyer, ayrIhill, Exeter, Dover
Great Falls. Portsmouth aud Portland.
Mg7cn,Splsg TRAINS, will leave the Freight Depota
Charlestown and Nashua, every morning. Sundays excep
ted)
All goods to be transported on tho Rail Road, going
above Lowell, mast be sent to the CoWnanIs treish
Depot, Ch1rlcsioWn. at the end OfWurrcn Bridge.
Good. to be forwarded by the morning trains must bt
sent TO the Depot ~ early the evening before.
The Company having provided large aud commodiou'
Houses both In Nashua AMI Charlestnwn, ana nav
IN, completed their arrangements Tor the Transportation
of Merchandise give notice that they now prephre'
to all Goods and Country Produce which may b
forwarded their DepOs, aud for this purpose hav'
furnished safe aud covered cars which will perfectly Sc
cure goods tom damage and careful and experienced mel
To take charge ol the Transportation business nj the De
uors ard TO accompany the goods over the road.
The Company, determine not ONLY to accommodal
the nnblic but to extend every facility their power
both &C. Tcnnsters and Merchants, have fixed upon tn
| following rates Of Freight:
go 80 per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
/ town.
Dnlk Salt Plaster Lime Stone Lumber &c. 81 per ton
| 81 0nncr ton each wal between Nashua and Lowell
All R.auIar Transfers running to the viii be car
re over the road between Nashua and Charesown cac
way, free cieNpensc. ....
! Nashua March 2j, 1872. Olu
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-08
Tr. EatDar0 WaseM,
March 16. 1912,

INFORMS his friends, that hchrs again made Woodstock
his place of residence; ard will br happy to render MS
ssanct to any, who mas wish his professional services.
I!c may he found ut the house Rev J. llAzEN Oh Elm
street.
Woodstock, April G, lsi2. lolt
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Nj A RI ED,

In Reading, on the 3st ult., by Elder J. Inzen, Mr.
Erasmus u. liaughon, Bridsewater, to Miss Ann H.
Townsend. OF Reading
u, the same in ihi, village the 9Th inst. Mr. Vincent
r. Henry OF Brdswuter, to Miss Charlotte fOrbnsh,oi
Reading,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-08
Brighton Market,
MONDAY, MARCH 2s, 1912.

At Market 800 Reef attic, 90 pairs working oxen -
cows and calves, 32j Sheep, and go swine
P1IcEs-Btef Cattle First quality s. so - second
analtv 81 52i. Third quality, 81 100 4 50.
B'orkfng or6n.-1O.7s. $50.
COR, and CARES sales s2O,2j2e,n29,
Spine-Lot to pedde; 33-iand for sows, an di 81 q
Tor barrows A lot Of large barrows IL. At reIal
from l-2 to 6.-N. +. Farmer.
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NOTICE.

ny request Of the medical class PRoFEssoR lIAMlL-
T1S,v deliver nti-phrenololical lecture. Thurs
day the 7that ococK r. NJ at the Brick Meeting house.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-08

The Bali in .Motion.-The Democrats have
succeeded in carrying their ticket for municipal Of
ficers at Cleveland, Ohio The city has heretofore
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-08

a't fall for being participation IN the obstruction
Of the Caroline, was married in Canada II few days
al, that he was II, her fathers house the night
the vessel was destroyed.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-08
ID 4 T. d.,

In Plainfcld, ~ II. very Suddenly, Saturday NOR
ming the 81 inst. FRAScIs :. CLARK, aged abut 50.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-08
For Sale or TO Let.

yu,ur mick HOUSE and PREMISES, now occupied
Il by Dr. PALMER. adjoining Joel Eatons:
~ 49, LYMAN MOWER.
...us ioiev
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-08
FOR PRESIDENT,
MAJ. GENERAL COMPLAINT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
BRIG. GENERAL DISGUST.

As these gentlemen reside all over the Union,
they cannot be obnoxious TO any sectional jealous
les, and both being military men, their nomination
will crafty the passion of the party for Indian
killers.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-08

.aJoiishei.-Capital punishment. IN ONO SOFT
tary confinement, for life has been substituted lot
hanging.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-08

ticket for the support Of the Cldercats ut the mex,
Presidential election:
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-08
Dentistry.

mr.. HARRIS, respectfully announces that he has nr
Dnved in town and taken room. at Aldens.
April5. lsi, 1oln
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Ir Dnriing's Universal soap for WASH

ing ifita4uf BytltHg Or BeqchHg Ils adIclr - sufe
nor for washing WODen Linens, Laces silks and Cali
coo, To ans nos in 4 toes not contain any ingredient
HAT viii mare M The least ener texture color W
tingre h- hani. bot vii rsnder them IT, shsn tone
washing, 70 engage in scWlug N nsces-avy For cleaning
paint Is usrSaed BIZ t s0aJ.a part lie
iurl used 10 liz ordinary method OF washing be
peued With II j. formed W4l made IN bar OF pound
zach every bsr j. stamp ii Daning's Universal SOao Ma
nCtaciOry, 49, AnO-.iresi, y. \
Orders directed to the proprietor through the P0st.Oce
wiii b. promptly attended 10 and delivered IN any part Of
the City
Boxes contain u lar. hafdo So hars Price 81 pcr bar
DANIEL :. DARLING l3s Amos t.
between lIldson and Bleecker..ts
where i may be hal whoe.se and frmal milo 3x
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~ For Latest News from Rhode Island,
Virginia. Florida. Notices of New Books.
Jacksonville Bank, the Mayors course IN
regard to the Council, &C. see First Page.
~ For Gov. Seward Refusal TO par
don Rathbsn. Mr. Clay at Home decisions
in Bankruptcy, &c. in the Circuit Court.
Temperance and the Boys, War, &c. see
Last PAGE.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
q Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER arrived last night
n tie car. from Washington.

u The Nadisoni.n contain, detailed state
men, Of the collision between Wise and >tany
No fight had occurred up To Yesterday morning.
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II Lectures on Psychology md Natural
4 heOIeRy. by David y. IloliOn, VI. D.-,uL-

lVfTs TII Nf-fTdTF 'II aTdIFF aU HIIliU NV 'If-l
~ De selected With reference their practical utility aad
their harmonious Illustrations OF tie aurhutS. 0f God
Pary, Nafura Theology rer0nm' nded a. textb0oh
Arrangements provided lr member, % execute
Drawing. dlJstraflrgfie subjects,
The Lectures viii be every W-Iue@lay pornus ~ II
O'Clock. rSerpt The iuoHth ~ August " n Amtyst
TERaS-Annual Ticket - Single admission 3 cent.
u,yl0 .o.l2u.
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u ENR,AcE rHE OfPORTUNiIY Of whiting HIS New
Y1ra Museum b those wonders Oi the ar, tie l. 81
Giant an Yankee Dwarf the aier TIE ,uislrst specimen
of living human being exhibited. lie : Il years OF
aye .nd g. only - pounds. Ia addition IN thu atrac
have tIr superb mOtes OF ue Mountains OF swift
rrraad aud tie Natural Bridge Of Virginia The Lecture
Room hiiy crOwe, TO bear he stores OF ankec ILL.,
tie celebrated deinsaor IT Down East caiactrr-. snd
20 lear Mr.. HsrtwcA, beautiful Ballads Mr. Au.tn
Phillip the celebrated composer appear every evening.
Tomorrow there O. be- afternoon performance, winch
- al commence al three OclJCk
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JOSIAH y Guards, Agctonetr.
y English and French EngravinSs aud

BOOks.-D fNH> IlfND~ IN 7 T II DIId7s'
nay. ~ veil this evening al y O'clock IN connection wh
a valuable cohrc;cn OF standard All illustrated Books
are OF Englst French AMI American Engray-
coore AMI PLAIN, scrap Prsis Ca estures AMI many
suitable 10. framing. myI3
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Il Whi,e Teeih.-The Alomall. Toolh Pl.le. r

y White Teeth.-The Aromatic Tooth Paste, rom
the recommendations OF 'hOse that t. sl. rapidly. Il e
p.dzd 70 clean and beauty the tech ihe bres.
aud erecDaliy remedy that pest, spongy guns and hose
teeth II B, fh- most agreeable AMI drntrce
before the pubic 25 cert, per s~ n rnuine nVaIa-
b, has ny nafue GA hsnl-om .Yei affixed 10 ea. Jar
HORACE EVERETT, Chemist.
myl3 IT. "a 81 Grsenwlch street
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Ralph y. auckland,

Tor At Law, Lover >au1u.ky. OHIO, Will aifeui "a ~.
su,ine-s Of hs prpieson ant n Lani Agency 10 tie Nor
ERA and North western Counties OF Ohio and W he 4
ton 10 Collections
Refer 70 Hon T.. whitle.ey. Washington. d. C. Hon
W AI~n Ciea'rland, Ohoi M-s.rs Robertson, Eaton {
Co. HasIack Co aud ksnt KEENAN, 4 Co Nex Yo,tr I
oHi'ied, l. sandG,ky Chapman IIarkGe,s BeIIssue
Ohio. ~ -, -, n.
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- ur. Poindcx,er'. Gustoni.Igou.c re.

nOrf.-NI bun NdU n IWuIINf
ianiDg twelve columns the choicest and richest passg.,
OF hi, famous Report The Extra contains the msi
81. ctarg,. against Collectors Ioyt and Cut.. and D.
irci Attorney Butler All SO ~,h 10 how " Old
Pom" har.es Cusfom-liouse matters viii find rich read
M 10 our Extra. Price cents.
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~ We are requested % cal attention Of EdHer'-ar.
We do 20 rgIi hearlyto the article address,! n ih"n b
the Freuds 81 49, aion. winch WI DE- o1nd on our 70
Page II. view. are regarded by those Who have m'~'
earnestly studied lem practicable, AMI emnenty ca
eula,ed TO promoi he elevation and happ.ne>. Of Man
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l'nr.I.

Mr. SranahAn, Inspector from the 2d ID strict OF the
glth ward should be cautious under the sssmniy
OF an oath The under,guei la. held office either
unIsr state OF City Administrations.
A. H. SOUTHAMPTON, % Pnncs-sL
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THE TRIBU NE
FRIDAY MORNING. NAY -. 1912.

BrNJ f. DowSF,i j. an authorized Agent To rsoe 50
suissc pons and payments rHg WEEKLY lRiBtN'
and ANEKIcAs LAsoaEE throughout the e"-kngia'
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ANEKiCAN MUsECN.-We connot too highly recommend
, popular s,ab.hmeni 10 the public. Every thing coz
necte,i with characterized wiki nediLess and good
lrr The cudles, variety OF wonderful cUrosrs uirb
great food ior reflection. The ext attractions, perform
suces e. worn twice TIE pr charged tor IL, whole
which bat > cents So the Advertisement. Tbs place
3 constantly crowded with sitter.
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The Anniversaries.

AMERICAS BIGLE SOCIETY This institution
held il, Anniversary at the Tabernacle Yesterday
morning. NJ 10 O'Clock Hon. JoHS CorroS SMITH,
President of the Society in the Chair. Inc
Treasures Report VA. read by JosEPn HYDE
E.q. The receipt. cor the year were sl34,51"
being an increase of sj 400 those Of the pre-
yiou, year. Thcexpenditurc- have been sl33.Gly.
The Annual Report Of the Board OF Managers
was read bv Rev J. c. BRIGHAM. The number OF
Auxiliarics is three time. great n It was last
,ear The number OF Bib.e- printed l. lOlOO0 :;
the number of Te,taments - 900, making total
Of 27G 900 copies. The nuuLerof Bible aad Test.
rnent issued is 257 O69 copies, being an increase
over the issues OF the previous year Of lo6,G1l.
For the circulation OF the Scriptures abroad tie
following appropriations have been made;
For Fr,nce........S8oo For Madeira. lgo
For S,erl-n'.......l5ao For northern India. go
For Russia aud Finland IL ovo For orssa ....... ~
For Ce'lon. ....... 1850 fsr sandwich l'la''' 80 80
For Greece Turkey, sy- for hadf~''.''.''''.' ''''
Ild Ac.............s isJ
Addresses were delivered by Rev. MANToN
EAsrBuRS, d. d. DR.. JouS II. kAIs. J. TaoNr-
sos Esq. Rev. L. W SIERRA and several Others.
A splendid Quarto Bible was presented to Mar
johanna the Persian Bishop.
AMERICAS EDUcArIoS SocErY.-Ths Society
held is Twenty Anniversary at the Iaber-
nacle last evening. Hon. THEo. FRELISGHUYiES
presided, and the exercises we're opened by prayer
from Re-, BANTER DIcEISsoy. The Treasurer
Repor, vas presented by W. BooTH ESQ. Their
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Nh GAYS SPrEcH--A few copies Of The weekly ~
bune containing Mr. Csy Ia, Speech on his heS'Huoh'
n the senate OF le United >iale are si On hand an1 "'
sale a, tiis Office Price Ct cents
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l. Home league Cash Tailoring E,.aG

ii.hult nf, n. n IIn7'I- = 80 ~ M To
! new Cash Tailoring Esahi'iHsn a. ~ lohl.,.f'' EEL
a. AZ. l,pd general assortment 90 Cloths and Ca,,,
o American manufacture. cd superior style aid rph
variety 1T coiors 20 which BE- invite, the attention o IN
Who ..,h q, encourage own mao. a'iur',. A.ng
peror W.,t-Oi- fugland wool tla'A ard lNncf
,',, and Cas-, n.rrss md great variety oi Ir,N W.
tus> extra rich black Sdtin> a.. OF lie Be- oralfY
nh ~, A. be-, made I'D low f,r s,h. - short notice, lei
most a>i anahe siyl. uuer he direction oi VI v Co.
lorI Oa.e ot ihe \rN-AoIa G.>h / iourg ksta -los
M Fsltnu.,treetl Who's practical and mechanical su..s
as cutter aye universally acknowledged
Trrg., ca,h. and uo abatement 100 prices.
a.5u IN GEORGE ANDREWS, liJohn-'ires
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ARGUS.

SISG-oiSG elected Charter Officers oR Monday
all Loco by . majority except one Trustee and
the Collector a. usual These LocGs know
thi,g or two. Where IS Tom Lloyd
CArsKlLL, ever true has elected Wing Charter
O.h-er, by 80 maloritv
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VI. Moore, Jr.. late Of Trenton F.I,,D No. ia

J. TIA, been induced the sole ts;on Of many OF hf
customers, propose serving lame. az their res tences
sh bread and Will b. prepared to sItend BIS BAKING
-l1 hmeut or u.t purpOse provided 'ulclert nuuiber
1frr. IL would remarA that he quality of hs bfea Tie
heretofore baked Ia, late establishment Tren-
.1I Ft4is " mylJ Of
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Portrait of Sir Robert Peel.

THE NEW WORLD The number for this week
viii present unusual attraction 10 It's readers AMI tie public
FYr.tw appear original sketch ofsR ROBERT PEEL
with Az admirable ENGRAN ING of dat Iustrous ndyid-
ua. Next, Political and Typographical description Of
INDIA PERSIA, and hFFGlI\NI>rAN. the theatre of
the rrcen, terrible disaster 20 ihc British arny-accompa-
MED by a large aud splendid MAP OF INDIA drawn and
engraved expressly TOR the NV WoKLD. Ths account i,
extremely resting AMI 'moie' vast amount Of m-
formation not 10 be- found els, where There viii alo be-
given another OF tho series OF LETTERS FROM MEX
ICO, by BRASrZ NASrR, Esq, with an ENGRAVING !;
also Letters from Mr. GRuND and Mr. MAcLroD-tSirac.
from New and Popular Works-For.ien News and Hens
a continuation of the SPECTRE OF THE LAGOONs"
and the WISER : DN GIITER"-and an unusual Nari-
ey ut miscellaneous articles of Pros AMI Poetry News Sc
will b. found 10 il, columns.
TERNs-Sj year, 1t cent, snae. Gentlemen from al
parts OF the n.ted State, visit th, city. and
who may wish the best Literary and Family NeH,paIs
are invited 10 ca at the office - Ann-stree and subscribe
b. Copirs OF Bulwers /sNosI Tor sale. price p, eta.
WINCHESTER, Pubi..ii,r ~ Ann-sI
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II Strnugcr, Do you want Boots and SHOES - II 90
20 to scrbner Co Great Catiarne Boot and Shoe Mar
set - Caharned corner OF MonrOe where yon can find
he largest and be asomenl you ever ax and at prce
never bstore equaled Just Try H. "a nHu
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The Anniversaries.

American Boarl-Tahernacie, d 4 - n
Nr.York Acalemy 81 Slcre1 Mus.e-Tabe fu,ec' = ."
Tgr MissloS,sy SOCIETY," % rsE MsTaco''r Efisoo''L
CHCECH- . "A. .. ,-t.~.t
On THURSDAY. Nav 10Th, m Beiofi-'ir''t '.-I'.-
~ s'r,l,v MAJ sHh. In SECONDS rrrt { ilftn
de- u,n,fsy Nav s}i 10 DJane.strr Church.
on Tns,l.v NAV s4th. "a Forss th,rrei tua, SD
r. 49,. =, commence a, seStu O'Clock, J. VI
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- Trnu.pnreut IIaI,nn " iudow .hn4-

OILY tlt W. N'NiDt 'fhtlt "a AaiiiAlt'si ht>
raueeuepS o receive on the 2th d1y ~ April two .e
in,.cs, Transparent iu,ow shalt, embracing a-s
tyerv Kind Of Landscape. ~ - aui italian views. p.
ns,lr aud plan centres, French Scrolls, View, boz mo0H
Landscapes, Naegaitd Scrolls panied lu brilliant afd p
nanent on coOrs. Faml''s instead 81 spending tier O.
n purctas ~ second band article n auction, can Do ~
Piled with transparent WniOw Shades, at the loi0eg
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= sv.ueer. Cashmere Hats.

fne,; Cas-. mere lts fli, fsy rSilt'i ' - W"I ts
vii remain ul',>. an sl,ancr rendered D'css~i.'
fi.r n 'he cost I'D material
al II % ~ftNttk, 20 bf'fIHfF
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u Cnrd.-N. Y. Common PLEAs.-Hof,, IT, Oeiea
rsLrri, b. Tooaer-The above sat having been com
menc,J ,gaius; fr SANDER committed the character ~
Mr. No.e, H. ogden, ih, 10 cery that intended
state any make Of any language ,a' would
be prendcial to Hr Ogden, character in any shape or
way and II have made any such statements, vas wrong
in doing
LEWIS y. TOOKER, Ehzabe;h,ovn NJ.
NeX.NOrk fh Mar. 1872
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~ Jonathan y Stevenson. the partner OF
Ho,t. Butler. GleuiWoith and Morn. ia the ma
chincry connected with the Awful d .closures Of
October. 1910 wa. las, winter appointed Collector
of Arrcas, Of TaNc, by our Loco Common Coun-
CHI lie soon after ,rci hard 10 be made Com
missar, General, Va. supported by the bulk Of our
City Delegation, and received the hishe>, vote OF
the tr,, ballot, \ few days since he was fnrsed
O''i OF hi. Collcctor.hip 10y isat same Common
Council; aud now W. have strong intimaton,
mat Tie City pockets which he was employed to
hi are 10 let, having been emp,ied into hi. own
- 'spHe' last ~ niug'- American Mr. Comp
iToiler l. this true or not II not. why wa. ne
turned ont Let u, hear
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.Jayue'- Hair Tonic:


\ ] Mklg- : nc time sHcr cau"i urnr '. = n
an oi Summer, lie or ID. Jayut', ceirnrtti haf
q, RESTORE INV hair which was thra aIIns ont 80 N ri
ca red one bottle ami app ~ IT, contents acc"rli '
directions whrn he bottle va, ri tG'ed' d''' 't.
~ grs. surprise ant Sat.act on t1t me NNni- CO. -
starting an,i>oulCly therefore pcfciase di.H'f
had u,si tlrse bottles, and uNw. ~ r'siiNN i t
!, a. thick a, ever. And whs, = move srtfr 81 t W Do
n,, Wa NOT occas ouei hy ,A-t>>, in Which cas- NtHl
greater hope restoration. hli v q, hcif.i.ifN-
JAS q. ROGERS Methodist " n. trr.
,nrI 10. 1871 Mount ti.r,h. >lmr', set Co. \. I
sid by the agents. \. u. a -. SANDS, Drus -
Fulton corner of Gol,r,si. Zoe Fui1u-siIrrt, - bHst
Nay and II East Broal"ay Price 81 a. az On
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" If the WHIGs had undertaken 10 ho.d o.
II the Government Of our City after losing mn
Jointly Of the Wards how fudousy eloquent the
Heraid and Sun would be in condemnation No"
no, TIE softest word Of rebuke i, uttered by those
iadeDcndent and impartial journals. They cav'
and bubble and Pettifog about such points OF form
a, the right OF the Recorder TO swear in Alder
men, &c. but have never a word 10 say Of b'
right Of those whom the People have elected T.
be sworn in, and the mon,trou. 1rrong Of retn,ii
ii technical grounds. l. this honest and man
ly Why has neither OF them ever published any
account Of the votes in that Ward. perfect or ina
perfect! Why has not the Eren,Hg Past dor"
So We expected nothing better # The Ner
Era, but the Evening Post ha, character to lose
How has the Editor Of that journal filed biz
mind to the iniqliiy he il now unfolding h.
own personal profit Can we heart
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70 The Mayor has refused to swear in tue
officers elected by the new Common Council on tn
ground that the Boards are Illegally constituted.
and that Hold-oycr Shaler is the present Alder
man of the Sixth Ward He la- also givca hi.
official opinion that the Board Of Aldermen i. u,
organized, he il fully in for it with the cor
spira'ors 10 u,urp The City Government. ard vii
90 hls length with them. There are Wings 80
hi, city who are disappointed in Robert II. Mon
ris--wc are not. Ever since his Glcntworih star
chamber and midnight seizure operations, we have
known him capable OF any prostitution Of power
that the Interests Of his party might seem to ro.
4uirs.
We nave been favored with proof copy of hi
Opinion on the legality Of the Wing orsaniza
,ion of the Councils but we shall hot NEEDLE With
it. We dcspisc all his legal quirk- and their au-
thor, and would rs soon think Of arguing with q
thief the uniu,titablcness of stealing. In tn"
depths of his guilty soul he knows right well thai
the essence OF this whole controversy j. that tn
Wings have carried the Common Council, and th"
Ioco-f ocos-hc foremost among thom-are tryin,
10 cheat Us out of il. Thi, il the whole matter
and there is not white nan in our City so icno-
ran, or stupid that he does not know it.
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u The EreHIHg Post congratulated il, read
ers an the result o; the late Connecticut Election
asserting that the battle had been fought and won
expressly the ground Of Free Trade against
Protcciioa. Well the Governor 80 elscted Ia.
come gu: in hi Message ~ fayor IF Projections
though il a ,wisiy hai-and-half way. but clearl,
recognizing the principle. The Post i. dumb
u The PntHam Democrat. y. \. has run up
the flag Of RICHARD NJ. JoHSseS for next Pre..
icnt. An Martin
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