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| remain, yours truly,

ocoarel Repeal. I:1:ih Sympathy Public insi-'u
''n'' &c e. prplAx. Apdl8 ls4l.
Deer !SBs: o'Conncll, after most triumphant
entrance into the English Capital and progress
,licush naany Saxon" towns, returned IL 'his
City, some days since. lie looks remarkably vel,
TAe sympathy expressed by the middle class and
spo,t.on Of the nobility OF England Tor the LID
e,a,or, has surprised the people here very much
They did not expect it-onc who should nave
predicted it would hare been regarded as mad
There is nothing wonderful in il. The kadica!S
and the Wings had fac chance Tor annoying
Peel &. Co and they did not suffer The chance 70
Zip by unimproyed The Engilst Ieoric' 100
have enough Of sagacity 10 see ihat ii .iunea are
packed on O'Connell and Chief Justices turn
themselves into advocates for Crown prosecutions
where the Liberties Of Irishmcn arc at stake "hy
Tie same may be done in England Arouse joan
Bulls fears and he VIII cry out lustby iof 'n'
Right
The L.5csator has certainly made d great POM;
lie has English sympathy with him' hepen,
seyer wore a brighter aspect. The verdict w'ii
IN all probability be set aside, OWING |" d ~ lcsai
Nav. O'Connel), il Imprisoned at all VIII -
use his own expression, rub his cye-oio"'
against iron bars but for short period.
The reception OF $500 from New OK IN Ion
citation Hail last Monday caused great eh'rusi-
asn The liberator claimed the Secretary OF inc
Aew-Y York Repeal Association as native OF Ire
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c0iTHIr0y 4 SEWERS. 3ll BgoApwAY.

COUTHUOY Il HEVERS. 81 BROADWAY.
.JANTFACTTRERS OF LAMPS, GlRhHIlplES'
VI GAhDELhBBi. &c and dealers IA lltltst--f IL
NISlliNG GOODS senerly-ieins Connected "'h ere %
he offer Lamps. uutea5a.. Sc "r ufci=s Inns i"
te> Prvu.c Dwellings -ientuut> md Packets on me most
aud Of qualify To- . surpassed ~ tliis ~
ANY other country Especial nttenlo invited I" Their chf
ni SHIN Lamps ECONOMY uu light upef,eriinG n' "tcia
I..ire tt- public No e,> than FDrR md SILVER
yrpi> haze within the Inst been awarded To he
manufacturers for Their superiority TINS cln ui good ] he
public are respectfully invited 10 call and eNann- Tor te
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stT,;Alt

S5-oII.SEN .,ND WDGl.SEi inm tn. ,atc otter t'
~ .'-nmiar!" uOuB BILE REF I'd SUGARS the fol
+! tSg., l.r n,ad iv.eu TINA five package arr
,'rt.f,s, ii d, a, purchases. hbii cci ge pound
.f1,,t-- ~ ~ do an additional.
flruir,ye packer! q follows
l...,a,. %: bN>ot .1UIas.
',.s he'd 1 il.i,J. ~ '' M cia's. lui nlh"s.s
AMY r., the New iork Patent sugar Refinery. Of south
ard .innt,uinety a. - Wal i.
y ~ T4r, rf he ~ au. Is accompanied hy '?n.
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PREPAi,AT0RY BOARDING siiiOui..

FKt.tNl,t Of. ) .t'F'ti\FIT ~ y. =
ENs.liSil ANn ;'!4sSs;i' Al. " NiiiiliE!uNNti
r.,!ii:S ILST!il f!DN established 'npfe MAN Gl=
YEAR a.o 10y present. finc'uni Mn cont rre> tu t>uw
.nfr.nc care rruaci fully worthy al pubic c"n"'tiic'
@,l, re Thoroughly pn,pr'i tif folc:s 80 10" BUS
No., ,ey received 'urp tlc inuuy "l ih ifhcW' i
aru uan oft. 1t c-y,! tn -" p"r'"naI niriu' ,il
,Df4r-or>. md II home "c'fei o th"1 10
trtsi ,.esfs- .hnni- tstia! similar rstiHt'"l'.
The location ~ TIC u-t ieEuiii ana i"ht IN ilr
country accessible duly Esv Nnrs - 49,, i-o! ''t
you,g So, are p.wty, accompanied ty e'reiui person i3
qt.fe:;,. ic>is 49,,
Tie ..,>uf> commence May Ism aai November i2lg
each preceded ry sUcH..cn ~ "e'Ns e ,tfs, -
~ .,io, vhr Incr,s .ii -cuOI ,-n>c> eNcel iip'F
a;J,,c and Modem atisunse. rruiar c9n1ihas 1,d..
llul uf nly be Ind =; Il Market - mud 81 Si How
ard House Broadway. u. II. CHASE. y Nj !'nncip4l
.rt
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The Western ke,erve IN Notion.


CLEVELAND. OHIO, May IL. ISL
A. now write, the ioud huzzas are heard IN the
streets as delegation after delegation leaving the
cit, for then homes Tie banners fyng aud the
-o,,ud oil Muse from the bands Indicate that the
efeat Convention oi ,n,, Wcslera Reserve has not
vet entirely ciused Owing Ia an accident on board
.,e boat in which cumc up tie Lake from BUiolo,
DID no, reach the city tine 10 sec Tie great pro-
cc,.on OF Yesterday. un Informed, however, thai
i; surpassed ANY thing that has ever been seen !"
The Western counrv-indced, from the vast a.
scnblagc which was OIL the ground between three
and iou. in the afternoon, when ! arrived, cai'
easily imagine lis Imposing nature when IN motion
IN the morning. In the evening tlr Clay Clan
House was filled and large cOncouse outside, and
speaking continued Oh TWO stands uiitI' iA!c
hour in the evening. Twenty thousand voters II Is
said were assembled yesterday -and Il noble looking
sci vi men they were. truly. In looking over ihat
vast sea of uptulnod faces one could not but think
that in the hearts OF those hardy sons OF the soil
there burned the flame OF genuine PATRIOTISM
Verv many OF iheni-probably majority oi lhe
whole-wcre sons OF New-Eng land, or the children
OF New-Engla fathers and noble specimen
ihey were OF republican farmers
Princes md Einrs may flourish and may fade,
\ breath can make them : a breath hath made
But II brave leOmlnry, Their country PRIDE,
When once destroyed can ncverb supplied
There is "A noble enthusiasm all over this region,
on tine subject OF the nominations, and our W Ing
brethren here announce that Ohio will be Wing III
the FALL by many thousands. Indeed, ii Is evident
that the Loco. Foco> have little hopes The SUBJECT
of Protective Tariff engaged much OF the time OF the
sneakers. and was received with strong marks oi
approba!ion by the assembled multitude II tins
Great gathering is any indication, Ohio is Iarii
throughout. In haste, yours, &c. T.
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Princes and kn.s may flourish an. mag fade,
\ breath chr make them n a breath hath made;
Hut brave eomunry. their country pride.
ll.a .ltn,,lIcI
Politics, Temperance, &c. ia Nassach"

EosTox 3In,s. MAY IS 1874.
Expecting that il will be of some interest 10 YOUR
readers 10 hear from the old Bay state Will
write you a few words on the subject OF the coming
Presidential election. NlassachusetS-the STATE
that did so nobly in the great struggle OF io-"iii
again achieyc victory "orhy OF the name ,. she
bears Ia all parts OF the Commonwealth, Clay
Clubs are forming, and Wig meetings are nightly
held. 10 the great annoyance OF the Locos, VINO feel
that the spirit OF 10 is rcvivng, as 1t were, 10 Their
entire anuihilalion.
The Military of Boston will make fine display
the coming season. Most OF them will appear III
new and costly uniforms; and, understand that
number OF Them intend visiting Your CITY during the
summer season. 50 that the Yankee taste and dis
There viii be held on Boston Common, ithc 30ih
of the present month the largest Temperance Cele-
brr,ioa ever held in the United States and II Is e1-
pectei iat delegates from every State in the mon
will be present. a large number OF military com
panics will also join in The celebration is cstI-
mated that there will be irom $4,000 10 100000 pre-
sent
three DAYS. greatly 10 the dislike OF pedestrians
Yours AMERICAN.
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eI.s1, rL:RI IsIlEn TME RlHI.E SlInENT a,

sI-ST PCBIlSHED, .THE, BIBLE STUDENT AND
- FAMILY ipNrrOR, SsMi MONTHLY ftktop!oAi.,
i>>ued double numbcf after the tsi
moi v man nri with Bible truth Terms ;! per vot:ne
of =, numbers. payable advance We respectfully soIc
thut share pubic patronage which the merits oil me 'ofk
denaud rh,re who become patrons invited 10 gall
and have the first number nlcd Ia friend gratis uce
Nos Sprucc-s;feet, y. y. the u ln1r. l. H. WILTON,
Publisher. ms I'm
aTEtv BOOkSTURE-BOoKS THE CHEAPEST VET
y The s,b.cujcT formerly q, rs Las opened New Book
,,or nj liO Nassau ne his trends ard rrncf
customer. To call Al new and valuable books received
soon published \ large asso7;mcY OF Standard works on
hand yrry rers cheap. EZRA COLLIER,
mis- i,yIJSlt,S. 40 Nassau =.
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All. We VAIL STHEETEES

PEARL STREETERS. Up TowncT, aud Down rowneTs
,yo,t II nat be well Stationery Vt Siit
ARDS where YOU bus Letter Paper AZ d. q" iu iiand
Chp Pai'sr at 81. lei III. nnd Id sc. perqr
Good s;iee Pens It -! yer gross.
~cnlla. Wax. -, Gi per ID.
ued Letter Taper at 81 per Roam. ONLY think oi X LOOK
for SliEPAHD'S. directly opnu>.,e
urlS II JOHN It III Broadway.
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l;:- Mutual Life tr:s:--n"e Company OF
.-i.-1V, l-,.rrfi,r I;-fcs Inc lUiI.h ID; lui
tmyi cd;.iell Total I.ive> nsured...h
Price G -; C;s.-:S7 IL C;s. for L, Copies
Can there be a Church Wiigui il RlshaP

t"ni:uvr5S5 between tev. Us " uiEV!! ana 1'''- E'"
NJ oui "i t. c"i.al a,>efla oi he ofieF iAal mere
cannot Ir, thurch wiih"Ut '!rhap
The above tort'nvcr,g printed m ne,i tri;pnst nn'
done lrif printed cnyc- iur sale at tie fhue v,re
CHEAP Pt-BL,CNIjONs-ti the Cheap PUBLICATIONS
X received -9nH ab,.e, i'o TIE ,ioqth!{ feiiol.
cal, w: Indy Book Graham N.saznc. ladies t"npau-
iui Columbian Aa-nZuc. Ladies National ~ 90 ne
Wcckly New Mirror und Rover with the beautiful lew e.'
For sale NJ H. :. .RilNoR'S Book Store.
mia 70 EoweIy
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'hS DOLLARS REWARp.TNitzssc St PIE ~
SOL \ certificate ,o in .2f so, e esT as %ita
S ' S i,.ls % ' : s' SUNDAY. 81 Sarch
carre N a e,iei s- h., on Il. way 10 Waits Ihs
.toy= ~i rs1i g ies'; NJ Ihofo.i' oiice . ~ az
i.s7T,= ,-,, 4. =. -, 81, h. s., q,
Asl'se iin~ cnsRssd IN ieaeng hd wishes 20 u.g.e
ierllusat b tes'rcs prncipa assistant
90 "ee>a5ii bod Academy Grammar Scbooi The n'sh
- con DC E''e'. aadFess postpaid. ss,nS
E1UENEYNtN Sil0E-NlK NERS-WA NTE!t-lco
1 Jauueyfnca Shs-No e.. more who faAe :rst
t!sn> Women ard chhi!-, w1rsanen ,v,uei For the
fest r"rSn,s ia' can . s1 ,hs best priee WI be pad
ruee : % e 'ienet ,,i w ST aa II Si 'z's
NILS 10 F9liSnstrert. BrsaSifn
-
tT$NfED-t plsee b. 10 Ame'csa q toashHiaa o., ~
w 81 "--hs i've! = 'ef,' u7 - pAee' AS5$ ~
%rt,i,p,.., ~. . ,,,e,,,a ,on,, a., ck and
II ~ % Er,,d-g. g,,esn
u.o2,'
1i-iNTED-fo'= ~ . ti.. gh" has lived Two yeers N
, 5,,'s. Of Tky iFR I.EyyIS. 2sa We;
s5i 81, ~ Il
,-7- III .--,.,-- --75-i- 4, ir,e ,s-,. .. no
\ M Lp-t 'i'-til -, - 80, -,l l-,,...
boarl. iry can sc ane if''t nom aa'
'',' .,rs T. u rc,s-,tabe Ger
NJ as e Fs. ~ .,s, 3 a r ,a dr3y d, ~
',[."'' ..... ,r.i -.,,.t,..-.. yea
s &c. 60. S 1 as me ascoaaaa,e , boan q, q t'
Brsl.ag 's'' w
= tHD,as az ieo ee , 81 ,e,, g lts.
49,. h, srs.t. l..lrl ast teQUrcG.
N-,s ,.,
,~,,,,.,,-,-,. r,j., - .g.e 20. ,lcasa can X
n.y. i - - q, -.. and bos.d az ~ Houston yrrt,
a, 600. tr,ri i,rosa,,uv uyeJ iin
.,,,,, - g., oh. ,,..n,,., Of good mo.
Is r, can .. ~. ii sad ,,ac,.,., room, private tan..
= !!e location : i,l. House aud psftin-nts
.irtr,..s i, pleasant and -.isclh'e- nls Nv
.SDtRD - 1HE COJNrEF-!a The pleasant village ~
Z: lra.r y :. twelve miles ou Ne Us near 20 ,.'e
Afut-al -rfHc al' g- the E'r' P'- 1I'N Hl .l &c
.lr ate ycmy IL ~ ell sep; Schools ans seNr'.'
ui different Denominations Appy aiie premises ~ liIs."
MAJ, I gu1!raion n,Ues,l ant references exchanged
ihe Ne'f,awn nan ...'', '' '''''' AZ, 1awm'
-i'' > ''--- passes '"''' a.
It1bRplNG N q COT BI'LAND Si--tlns e''hol,ii.
e,scu, nav . taken on eNt - ready Z" ievel'e NIX
trr,rn or tamil who wish permanent o't'tu WI
comfortable siaGneur Enquire az VIC "et' -
~ ,,,,,,,.
II II l.S \, ,fe .ts :e,,"u q: number
-, 49, -, o., r,r. ma. -, the seventh Ward the Pro-
~ tb. Al Inn NK\ lruadwuy. hn. been induced 10
20, Rich ,iIls establishment ~ W 100 Ia, B[oad-
- TI.,y, : tt.e-,rrspt Tie house brge
~ , i4iul. t,lrte,i n the most craai part OF the
.' ~ $50. .T,. fr no iu "a style great 'nste and
~, ts.,,. Who nave VISITED his establishments IN
ho' We 49,, .t ,,, u, .ylr-a,i there "a, - the former
RI, u" al, b,y. oDi he r,>. ,,ctiuy invites thea
''.,s, ,.i.., ~, ti,s,....i,,,
-. y,i, ~. r,f.,. To receive company Tuesday.
he 'lih'i ..,.. .,, t.,.j ,,,., un6lm
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Ky The lumber office OF Barnard & Son, in AL
honv. WAS broken into Thursday morning, between
, and o'clock, and robbed OF SioO Burglars not
arrested
~ A disgusting case in which young gil un'
der thirteen wears OF age was entced away ana Vi
20 tsbt on Monday last at Auburn. The offender
bos heen arrested
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- Riders and drivers will sre' from The follow
mo liable the Importance oil good roads. The fore
required 10 draw u loaded cart, weighing lVoO
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DIR. II. BOSTWICk,
avn SI'prED\

AroriCE-Arch,bsId Oracle Kins has tins day been I'D
. y united Is partner. 10y ,,,,. ,,,,,n = wv.
MIL IklMI. " NN( - Nl-NN.
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E5oABD.-tluao ;,eo i.eieara of ,eaiensn ma n.,
y m, .,, 8. ih Sud.t aa'i ven p'ea>Sh'
,, u, s; l Size. :tr,t kcsrrg'r gwen aat teQHfeG'
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:yiRrtl :: DALI. No.i fmnSiin ,llaig, iH'Se cgta'
4 m ,ri nm extensive is,ur ,cl' of " sc a! W sllhi.
INSTEl MENS otull kini,. PIANO Fo!TES OF different
,fy. and finish G II iES rt'a the le- Spanish patterns.
H., which they have received pr2mm, lrum Tie AmencGn III
,.,rue MI other nker aud {" Nefy refio tone ind
;vte ct finish, PIT TEE "tni Kind, mud inS lor which they
1ayrnl,o received repeated tniuHr lAki lNElSi kENI
Hi'GLFS CONNECTIONS, TROM"'NEH, eir Az ~ ,'i@.,
lir,i, II M 'N!IN$IRi NlENIS. MEM III 'r"ce'
o. -. ,,i, ~ published II 81 Pj B.iSiEi %. the ,nls,
IL ',lI.It'ilfNSDS FAMifN utu. BEEjINtS METZ
D, i,,r the T.! No n>, h- til;flIEt~ 'iiEE Bh'k TO-
~, collection al .te> ut unr F"c. VIII piano nee.
,,,.fi .s,i.,, and computed from the c 'r;nau and 4
iii, a'.'iar. hr AUSTIN PHILLIPS. ce ine iii'Hf isf
81 ;lerclins AND the Musical community g''fi!!Y Hf e
.,ac';ii.y lnyi.d Ia ra.l. U-lI
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~-FuOMPSUN Ms TRCS~Es-. Office Ao.iI Lerk,
~Z\ man street About 40 90 the trs pb> clhR' nd
So surgeons of Sr,, YORK have gwen thcii dec. ia
rRxT preference this Truss you can gtgduh,ct re
g pressure from u nifty pounds Oh therIptuf.
without bnck pad winch does much injury To The spine
r ir benz the superiority Il applied and
- dn frn gvrn and does not retn the rupture. while
,,r,ng every k!nd Of exercise coughing and give per
ert eaSr IN VOID satisfactory every respect the
, - hafl,y returned mud tins the only condition on
l, you should buy HHy Truss permanent cure rs ensyiy
..l-rct and warranted u directions ARE followed
Those ,ening I., need only mention the 'lde fup
e nnd the measure round the hips they can graduate the
r,>e SUIT their sold wholesale nDd rcti ~ Is iie.h
,,ior-.,t,et n23 lmdSA
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FORMERLY J. V. TiLYOU.
LADIES' BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
5sCnArnAM STREET.
opening the above New store be-, respectfully 10 solicit
tables, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
BOOTS AND SHOES,
oCty Manufacture beng Of the most approved STYLE and at
Ao Cent and Youths Boot, and Shoes of every de'cro-
jyiag ind several year,' experience the business he
confidently purchasers tie b.'t description Oh "oH
H.BggoY,s md Shoe, ofesery ~! made order m7 I'm
,rLEGANCE AND COMFORT -Beos and shoes III the
a Emokiyn and Long Island Boot nri shoe store no, sur
-s. o. my establishment tins county Every KIND OF
Ia ufg unr ui quality 10
myi3 SMITH {. llAKlSt!OR\E. 40 Fut"n't.
CITIZENS of BROOKLYN-S MITE q
gZ>H ARTSBOR + nr- manufacturing more B2G ~
lnd luEs tn any i've sig,'hmet, hs eS ana nd is s
1910 ,' ,'' " nl3
paIiy t.,ncI Beaver NJ The low pnce o. So superior
70 short nnp Of Pfr>in Mole,sn ut 60 These Has are
equal durability and nstfe To io>e '"d al 81 Ao d" u
M In. BROilN Pfac;.cnl Halter. l46 Canal-st
ECONOMY AND FAsHl0%-IhSe . ,G5'1a'e e., has
= fe,uced MS superior imitation So!eSn HAS on iuf Do
ds 70 'he esene los" gree II 81 "a % will coooa,. nd.
NM F,9 9 and i t he be Gey a.s, patterns
& B. Gdu%y raer. supplied by the low, not low
ef than any other A"1'e i. =" " KELLOGG. Y Canal q.
mh4s I'm corner oi Thompson VI
- IMITATION BEAVER HATs.-The .ub'enbers.
80 "y p,4,gG& i e rf F Mi TG IIy s''a''a' Inc
.- II csrniints all he requisit-, of the MOST COSTLY.
VI 4 Sef ExTEE FG W f ftfE! f 81 s5 imitation
eavef Hat whic the impress OF the real Beaver ana
f T' ,enee Mi ,uhce to convince that
ed the c2st and most PoPyyaafI lia e. T Go
sda TN 30 Ii Chaihain New YORK. oppoe Jaine's,
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~ TIE Social RrroEMER, small, neat,
weekly newspaper, devoted to the advocacy oil In
Jusrini Association on the System OF FOURIER has
ms, been started at HaIowcll, Maine, by Rev JOHN
A,,rS. 1t is M excellent sheet, and we WISH IL
long M, and thousands OF paying subscribers
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STRAW GOODS.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE list OPENED a fTesn
I assortment OF Ladies and Kisses Bonnet' Hcilu.hs
ever vufetv of S;rly Tuscan. CHIP Nhne5une, hiodefl
and .enputan. Also. Gents and Buys Puli- .li Lennon
Mania ana Panama Hats line raz- and cGn LAPS &c -c
BOOTH :. LYNI-S, iJ3 MAIDEN Lane 1T ,; ;o9ff
apo 2meoG' One door uu"'e ! Ell -
S,U0VLLs & SpADE$-500 dozen. low p5 iced Article
> Ter sa!eJy MURpUck. LEAIIii < ~,
NIL - ,sse sHss,
:. MEXICAN PIG GRONForty five TON. NJ ! i'm: Pc
= Iron, y.Ty strong. ir s'= I. lot ~ SCi' plI' "
Ia 5w CASS & iV.sRD. 30 Il Broad astcei:
~ Af;S AND CANVASS WHITE AMI Colofei. wanted 10
nnlo tn t;AL-NT & DEERlCkSoN. l5' Socth--t-
rI,pE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
iGy<cT % V 3 PALMER. extensively KNOWN thfoU-loGt
the nte,i state. embracing most OF the @ "
49,, ,ncl1nl oy.n, IN the Union. established AZ oJ Sassau
street Tribune Buildings opposy Chy hns!' e. uir .a
!, - iCIITYF PIP FSsED o AKUNI--o bales Machine OAK
nm 20 barrels Pl,ch ~ barrels Wilmington lar ~ seq
80 VI "a - ship and Boat Spike. t0se:her with iu
as.s'isH' o. i' Il g. R0BERrs Us wes;st'ee,.
C,.NPuFTE- CHEMICAL OIL, AND BURNING FLU
- ID Tor :ats. wioeSA's 1-' pfI=rZ BROTHER * co.
No I3 Jonn street Negy York. and
e,sn- ) Hicks street, brooklyn
col ar IAMPS-Ot various pattera manufactured ans
- ''' Ss=' "'''f='-'= DiErZ. BROTHERS & co
No i2 John =. New \ ok; and
III 6r. hcSa =; Dre-1421.
NTIiRACTTE PIG iRON-5oQ tons t2r sa.s low % close
a m account by MURDOCH, LEAN u W. . .,,s.,
NIL
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A,rl.'-';at,l tnr a er 90. - go r,,l~ctnhc Ger
! fn. l,u I'd ...ce pr E-ri co. II % iesfa ~,
r,as-. stt Ee:srl.cos gwen aal required, Apply p -
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i, Gth.'c Priesthood, l,epcalcr> Democratic !,-t,
Vath,V...- Ner about hum. .S;iNiug the p!a,.rp N
n A5aeUca rf CRY lin, TO New lrA vr.cs,,I
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1.-tNTEI-rlrrc~ b. > American Women ci,k and
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Iind--and eonFmeotet him on is tytr,,nns ir
va t'-tn his ea'5tJare itre crI4!'ly very great
the sending of moneys two or three TINES a
year across he water is nocnsy task Tic lo
'r';"r Is n's'3Sc;, rs so teb.nh pl.ceui he See
r't.y. tie was bonn in NcwY 9,k To- SCR :,,.,rl.
uul tl'y is cue the honor
The Pubic institutions in Du5in, If no; I'M.
merouS, ave very splendid ond worthy OF an en-
iettcnef Poodle; would that the, were solely
under ti, control ct the !rs1 .;;,p ,;.d Ia; ,hcir
baach' iicra ind :, m,aan;icon, establishment
cnicd iririy C"il. &C, supported hv irls!, lands
Nc.hHl Win ;h Is under tito contro 81 the npprgs
sors at tic IRISH People and directs It's srucry
dgar}st their rch.an ThiS College has It vcry
ach ani extensive library. IN tho department
o manuscripts are some most curious and
valuable ,rca>urcs-oac Is the iiis-al og Fiay
Queen oF $cnt.. Tho pr.uci, ,l {. brary Room is
c.ssste,I!y cmpeeiiga wilji The busts Of Ancient
ana MODERN Oritnrs, Pys,s, i.n-usts, i:s,:Ti-
tl.c, and Mctaphy,eaus. I'ria;ty College * al.
50 enriched wl,h the Organ taken from the Span
ssh Armada and presented 20 the institution b.
Queen Elizabeth, oi Virgin mcmuy. The old
PaIlamcn, House N Cu!iv.e Gr.cn is a Gorgeous
cd,hce-a piece oi beautiful and solemn muse
in marble. The Outlets Of Dublin are remarlsa.
oily fine: one OF tiic;n leads Jon to famed Con-
'afi. passed over q part o; the battle. ground
and vas stcwn tie spot where i, the son ri
Bnan Bniohme. The locate is ROW occupied by
buildings, &c.
Does the following article from the Chimes"
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wv }NTED--.t pl,ce b. 30 American q, Coaehnlaa ot
w Guon'hs Ire =: year ia TIE IT,; pisee A2aiy 's
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The Legislature. cOnir:nc Of course with social chm.
seS but aitcy riiIer advance o them has done all that
could 10 GC;Uch the !abccr from local ties. He has ~"
cunucon with tie soil. lie Inns stake the county, The
word COTTAGE i ceased tp what uienu:-a Dc
with lite plot OF ;GuId Tie small Igeloiis bcc; bujrt
NJ ifocS tnpy,n,iS almost extinct. Common,
have been enclosed" Small holdings cyefy shape or KIND
gave ueet a,gy i ic.v poor here and there have
.tgcS - their ite properties rights rs ils tine cy
nearly ali bought starved bule trickcd
't u their miserable remnant, n ui> aud land Long did
ile cling 10 tie neIe't tslg ui tenure, but ~ last they
forced To relax Their GRASP aud d"wn tIcy Went Fa;s
lever aud larger he gu! hcw ei the iaio.er and the mcr
The .aJUrer !S chance al rising he had
three lives, Howc"ud he enough la thousand acre.
The large farmer ipui> The l,ocfS crowd hun
gry adGepoGdeu iJS al all, Ic parOc!upl severed.
The iuhoef's Inst home gore. lie iis
PARISH! |; no Inst Ia in. II bound {" supply
!jm Witl work. 10 hm Christian rcci m the hour NJ
University. ! grim ScGrgcrOCtAc LrOrFhOrsc-cGrnS
of Pie H.tghbgrt0pd tOSD;tghc TccOH,
Jctcre perhaps be p0SSibic II rnd a{Gr CHdUCH
"a tiT,. 10 Sdr". end 10 de m peace.
The result ubviois. Instead OF Infinite number of
suiall people horcr> aud some rather better sub
divided Go distinct and different groups aut classes. and tied
pcssnr places and interests. have lntuung pop
u.I;;onOpr uniform RncAcHfbCrcd tciD- Cf IlbOr.-
frrrW brcghrGiCr has bcCR SGopth,d 0P. ami
.rSdt !dsyae bctDre What follows The storms Of
and tine desire VIII now have absolute
the unhokcn surface breath Will rui,e II INTO 5luw
The smallest depression o the level w change The whole
NJ tbs Is. Of course. exactly should be- To the political
economist ile has labor II s command without ANY rostrlc
but has the spe;ulau!-o also has the aGlator
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S,iDNEY PINNiY y co. Exchange. Brokers. No, ll6
> I;rogdNav v Vt ucuucnt money bought ant solid
No., uud drafts collected Al business entrusted 10 tet care
All la urpnn;lv attended 10 nS ~ u
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