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ANECDoTE OF JOHN TRUMBULL

Il L
In the "reminiscences Of the late Colonel
TrumbulI, we find the record of an occurr-
ence which reflects no little credit upon his
moral courage and Christian principle. Col
TrumbuII, who at one time lived in habits OF
intimacy with Thomas Jefferson, wa, invited
by the latter on a certain day to dine at his
house, in company with several other gentle
men. The Colonel went according TO invita-
ton, and found himself surrounded by cir
Gle of disciples of the French Atheistic PHI
losophy of that period, with Mr.. Jefferson al
their head. Whether by design or not, the
conversation was soon directed to religious
subjects. and as Trumbull was known to be a
believer in Christianity, the gbes and sneers
which were freely thrown out against the
Christian System, be very properly regarded
as insulting TO himself, as well as to his max
er. Among those who made themselves dis
gracefully conspicuous in this ungentlemanly
Ito call il by no worse nancy proceeding, was
Err. Giles Senator from Virginia. He went
at last so far as to say. alt is all miserable
delusion and priest craft. l do not believe
one word of all they say about future state
of existence, and retribution for actions done
here | do not believe one word ola Supreme
Being who takes cognizance Of the paltry at
fairs of this world, and to whom We are
responsible for what we do"
Thi. outburst of naked atheism for a
moment shocked and COMPOUNDED Trum-
bull, but he soon recovered himself, and
turning to the speaker, replied as follows:
"Mr Giles admire your frankness, and
it is but Just that l should be equally frank,
in avowing my sentiments. Sir, in my
opinion, the man who can with sincerity
make the declaration which you have Just
made, is perfectly prepared for the COM
mission of every atrocious act, by which
he can promise himself the advancement
of his own interest, or the qualification OF
his impure passions, provided he can CON-
nit it secretly, and with reasonable pro-
liability of escaping detection by his fel-
low men, Sir, would not trust such a
man with the honor Of wife, sister OF
daughter-with my own purse or repu,
tation, or with anything which l thought
valuable. Our acquaintance, Sir, is at
an end. Saying this, he rose and left the
company.
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Z" 1t is impossible now to tell in what way,
at the approaching election, federalism will
exhibit its contempt for the popular intelli-
gence."-ALb. argus.
For Federalism " read Wings" and for
contempt" read regard" and now l will
toll You what we mean to do.
We mean to bring forward Henry Clay the
Mill Boy of the Slashes of Hanover.
We mean to bring forward Henry Clay the
frieudless Boy, seeking his living in the Yves
tern wilds.
We mean to bring forward Henry Clay,,he
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TIE BEAUTIES OF THE Rum Trade
The truth of the following account of the a.
trecities perpetrated by the RumseIers of
Savannah which we copy from the Repub-
lican of that city, might well be questioned
had it come from less reliable source.
''The recent Temperance movement a.
mong the seamen in the port of Savannah,
has exasperatod the sailor landlords, and
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snppositon that the former was spokesman
for The latter" But this positive and
quasi official declaration of the Globe was
in ifs turn, quashed by the full and explicit
endorsement which Mr. Beardsley's speech
receivd from the Albany Argus, And
now doubt is thrown upon the authority
of tina Argus itself by the bull of excom-
muucation with the Concord Patriot the
great light of New Hampshire Loco Fo>
coism, has issued against Mr.. Beardsley on
the strength of this very speech The Pa
riot 1.-THE number for the 25th instant.)
uses the following significant language:-
oil. " lille the people in every State, North
East, South and West are declaring with
singular unanimi;y for Van Buren, some of
the professed democratic politicians, al
Washington are begun lay ng the foun-
dation to defeat his election by the people.
The course Of some of the New York Mem
bers of Congress is, TO us, in singular con-
trast with thier professions of friendship 10
Mr. V B. - Of these men Beardsley
seems to be the leader. In him we have
no confidence. He was one of the men
who, in 1887, had such a horror oil ultraism
as TO make them shudder at the thought
Of it,. We believe them 10 be deadly no,
Tile TO MrVB lie is high protective
Tariff man and Conservative Bank pol
ticiam, and we should as soon think OF
Tallma &c speaking The views Of V. Buren,
as Beards!ey. We hope Buren's "resl
friends" will take some measures 10 rem
der harmless this mans pretended Friends
ship" Such is Mr. Beardsley's character
as drawn By the Concord Patriot. The
Argus. on the contrary, vouches for the
orthodoxy of Mr BeardsIey's opinions.
The Patrsot calls upon Mr. Van Buren's
true friends" to expose and renounce Nh
Bcardsey. The Argus, which claims 10
be among the truest of those true friends
holds up NJ Beardsley as trne pattern
Between these conflicting authorities, the
people will be puzzled TO know what Nj
Beardsley's position really is AID. J'ur-
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CONGRESS.
TUESDAY, Feb. 20.

The House did not sit to-day.
In the Senate, the bill making compen'
sation to pension agents was discussed at
much length, and was finally ordered to
be engrossed for third reading, by vote
of ~ to I. The bill providing that the
meetings of the United States courts for
the district of Ohio shall be held at Column
bus instead of Cincinnati, in that State,
was passed and the JOINT resolution ac-
coping the sword of Washington and the
staff of Franklin, was passed.
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WASHINGTON, Saturday. Feb "a

When the subject of the rules came up
this morning Mr.. Schenck rose, and after
commenting upon the great leng of time
the matter had been discussed, SAID that
before he sat down he should demand the
previous question.
Mr., Schenck said that by this time every
member must have made up his mind as
to the vote he should give on this ques-
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MORMON DIFFICULTIES IN ILLISoIs.-The
Quincy Herald of the 9th inst. states that
four wagons passed through that place on
tuesday previous, on their way to the State
Arsenal at Alton, for the purpose of procur-
ing arms to be used against the Mormons-
The difficulties and the prospect of an imme-
date breach between the citizens and the
Mormons, has been brought to the knowledge
of Gov. Ford, and he has been earnestly ap-
pealed to to maintain the peace and protect
the innocent. The state of evaporation
between the Mormons and citizens is such
that we will not be surprised to hear of actual
hostlities at any time, quite as violent as for
merly existed between them and portion of
our own citizens.
st Louis Republican Feb. Is.
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II We expected this week thave been
enabled to lay before our readers the speech
of Mr.. Phelps. corrected. But we are una
BILE to fulfil our promise, though no negligence
of our own. We shall publish it as soon as
it can be done agreeably to the wishes Of those
most interested. We see it is spoken of very
highly in the papers.
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GA petition against cock fighting,
praying that game cocks may be consid-
cred implements of gaming, was presented
last week to The Massachusetts Legislature
Schouler of Lowell moved its reference
to the Committee on Capital Punish
ment.
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MIDDLEBURY WING CHM

The wings of Middlcbury IS seml1.,.
goodly number at the adjourn ed me- IN
on Wednesday evening to fin ish the e
lzatlon OF the wing club. Doct ~ sra'
US Bass presiding.
-, Edward J. Phelps Esq S.
The Commit e appointed at tho 49,
Gus meeting by J. s. Bushnell r n
reported constitution which WAC -
ed. P''
Asa Chapman Esq. from the Comm.
to nominate officers, reported the follow,
list who were separately chosen BY Vote 5
the meeting to wit
Peter Starr, Prssi,
Joseph Warner
P. Battell U;
Ira Stewart g. pra.,,
Wight. Chapman
Asa Chapman, o. HYDE,
u. Bass, ]. S. Bushnell
r Wainwright o. P. Turner, Er...
E. ]. Phelps, W. S. Johnson ! ,;re
L. Deming, Wm.F. Goodrich Commit.
E. S, Birge, Jesse Goodno, IT,.
L. d. Gregory. H. L. Enos,
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Harvey Bell, Corresponding s.,


Anon Wilcox, Recording Sec.
John B. Copeland, Treasurer.
The following resolutions, introduces
by Mr. Bell are in the right spirit, and ss
ter remarks from Nessrs. Starr Stow,,.
Doct. Allen Bell, o Seymour g. W. SI,5s
in tone of earnest devotion to true wbi,
principles and to the elevation of Hepr,
Clay, and expressive ofhigh and patriotic
resolve that victory should perch upon tn,
wing banner in the coming political cam.
palgn, were unanimously adopted. Itw,,
pleasing to witness the warm greeting
which attended the bare announcement,
of the name of Henry Clay in one Of Ii,
resolutions.
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G~FThe Apalachicola Florida Journal
says that the past year has demonstrated
the fact that the climate of Florida is as
well suited for the growth of the superior
kinds of tobacco as the Island of Gu.
ba
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o. Massachusetts has, at the present
time, more people TO square miles of her
territory than any State in the Union, or
upon this continent.
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@The effective Militia force of the
the State of Maryland, consists of 46,s64
men. The Militia of the Union consists
of more than million and a ] of soldiers,
including $4,000 cavalry.
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Suicide Of q Gorernor.-On the 9th ult
Gov. Reynolds of Missouri committed sui
eide by shooting himself. Cause said to be
III health.
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,oxicatiny drinks in Addison County, which
we beg leave to present
Licences in the County %of Addtson, a0illc'
TN, 70 and expire nert June.
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TN A FORMER ADVERTISEMENT ON sIiSEC 49,
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how long this may continue WITHOUT ooueg ,no
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sssn e %s 4 Tb sa ss SGs'' ,
The Ess.cT s +. Eject Structure Is 10 depss s
and lessen mental energy Mo na at a nli so
sa o. N t On. s dse es * o that ,s
Structure IN which the does observe that he not 70
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true Indeed whoever considers the natural connection OF
mind and sexual organs will easily imagine that as tere
medium which mind powerfully acts upon these or.
@ i ;sss :: %s:S /. .s.! Z
many part. Of the world A. the cure Of Structure proceeds
the activity Of mind invariably nturns to-. !,
With The q is gratifying e
a.: !, yss u he his complain he
Of and sxrerencsd persons The cure q
months Many consult the writer VINO come on eu;
cured though has been source r trouble and Anxiety i0I
ashe. his peculiar means Of cure toesthe, wiz, ms I'll
9rmstoa the subject and written ~ The pans ma sv
CONSULTED tbs VARIOUS diseases eesrsd to h ,r a.
hour and Of The number q pssnde a
make the Following as xroSha 81
he has engaged in the Of these Diseases b1
published three editions OF work expressly Them Also
rom the Amercaas Sir Ashley Cooper
IL Loudon TO Dr. OF New ork; DR. Physic OF Phade
lhia aud others, and that he permitted Y er 70 almost
every Physician Of in this CITY, The Private Tra-
uses is 81. Address Dr. Ralph ~ 0reenwch street
r Iruhs
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+. NJ for the HUMAN HAIR, with coincidence recon-.
and remedy prevent badness and gray
hae most healthy dressing that can possibly b applied e
from all hu~or ana I.aio1 removing every particle Of scai
will Health and beauty the latest period OF life
For heads also for people that are travel
directions mpoony applied a. lss Broadway by K Mas
commended for producing health moistness Of the bar and
giving glossy and healthy appearance These articles are
tie United saiss. Only to be found at 1859 Broadway
Hair Cutting and Dressing the latest STYLE Just received
from Paris the cheapest and OF Wigs and sca
which are TO be Broadway made by r. Macs and F.
brated here well Paris: The stock, which az present
At 100 Broadway aul7 lwsrc
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
~ variety Of Syphtic Mercural other disease who
have been only half cured BY quack had better carefully puse
the following letter
DR. Cooper-Sir Last July contracted certain private
disease and applied to Doctor who promised
gradually getting worse tried after another all the
advertising doctors, and each promised positively
aey and that they doctors. concuJed 90 into
tns P wnsI e oocio kep me naasr eouse 81 msr
in all Joints, and my body covered with ulcers.
me any more medicine and advised southern climate. Ie
the hospital and by ADVICE O. several friends placed myself
restored TO perfect health. wish this published
THOMAS GREEN,
y Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, MY.
Dr. Cooper warrants to how long
standing Geet Stctue and Seminal Weakness and mild
Of private maladies cured ~ hours without interfering
with the patients habits. Dr. Coopers Office duane street.
two doors from Chatham st. No cure aulS lm*rc
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To THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.

"A y Y y
THE greatest discovery medical science is that Of NJ NJ
Desomeaux of Paris He has entirely exploded the gene
rally of the OF ncuabe stey
barennsss sxcep indeed Of ma!formson which
Elixir Cordial in every Of producing that
health which results in the wife becoming blessed mother
who years pinned in chdess Loneliness has fully established
The fact, that what usually termed Hsensss sgnbls 9y
senura weakness uor albus debility ncontnence and the
OF complaints arising from illness, inn
ion The fame Of this wopdsria Elixir Cordial well s...
ages sufficient evidence Of its excellence and the estimation
in which held Ii pleasant and agreeable the
Price 50 bottle.
For the Of those residing Of the city, the
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial put PACKAGE
for transmission by mail with full direction Tor preparing
Price OF package S. making three bottles;
All letters be postpaid, and directed to
DR.. r. MELVEAU, box a, N. York city,
ans ms m Office l29 Liberty 81.
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10 MAKkIEU LADIES.
MADAME RESTEII.,S PREVENTIVE POWDE


MADAME REsTEii.S PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
Europe but France partclr Tor upwards Of thirty years.
well by thousands this country being the only mild,
safe and etcacous remedy o lied ladies whose health ior.
bids a rapid increase OF family.
The results OF their adoption the pncss the health,
often the life OF aectonate and fond mother
touch upon within the limits Of
results which affect ouiy the well bels Of aet
known that the families OF the often beyond
the Happiness Of those who them birth would dictate In
how does the hard working father,
especially the moer Of poor family remain slaves through
out their lives Juggling at the Of abor tolng but
to live and living toll when they might have eoyed
comfort and coOpaativ ahuence and il aud toll have
weighed down the t and last broken the health Of the
netios, her ateess offspring becoming
degraded objects Of charity progate votries Of vice Even
though competence plenty smile how often, alas
the days Of thu knd husband and father enbittered
Of his bosom, she had ts Thirty
last sinking premature gravewlth the cerail
OF himself early bss OF the partner his and
and his young and helpless cilde Of those edssrlng
bestow, unirsquenlly time wIe least able support
the afcton Ii it desirable, tien-s moral
for parents their families, regardless Of
TO themselves the well being Of their oispring wel
The advertiser eelng the Importance Of tins SUBJECT and ss
the benefits resulting TO thousands adop
OF prescUed her, would rspeculy thu
Of tie married consideration. AID
aud healthy within control Every
yirtuous and enlightened mind will unhesltarngly
the affirmative. 80
Price dollars package, accompanied with full and naru
let.ers post paid aud addressed pox Sea-
r.. VI MADAME kESTkLL, Female Physician.
Principal Office, las CIexnwlch street, New York Office
hours from A. M. nsP NJ Boston office, No. Essex
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WINES, CORDIALS, PRESERVES, &c.
Hs1s E,uLTON STREET. go !.

NAPOLEON CUUKTIN, RESPECTFULLY informs ne has
always his hands complete assortment and very nice
choice Of French German and Spanish Wines, Of various
brands still and sparkling casks half casks cases. per doz
gallon, and bottles. .
AlsoFrench yinsgais Gin Rum. Absynth Kirsh, old
gallon sS..lss aS 6af bo Brandy FEs ssgaI. q
Gruye and Nsulchais Cheese, Pals de Eoies
Gras Of Strasbuy, Ternes Of Nsyrac Cav Tres Aush-
Allies, &c. laul7 i7tl Jy20 lmsre
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY

NV CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
The New YORK HERALp-A Daily PAPER, issued every
morning Of Ie wssepncs TWO csSTs per copy Country
TIE WnEKly HERALp-lssued Saturday morning az
ten ociock-rrce sx AND QUARTER cKNrs copyfnr-
ned % Ioansy subscnss a. % y Yer anum IN advance
ConnssrorDENIs are requested address their stn %
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MsDlCAh AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

y he victims Of syphc diseases as The most successful
practitioner that New York boast Of in the
this destructive and almost unmanageabe malady still
found bis old Office Dr. johnson satisfy any that
possesses knowledge disease superior
ment aud Of variety Of Veneal Dis
and Structure Of the Urethra Is premnent My patients
only from of the United States but the,
come from The Yves, Indies and Canada average
add therefore, take this method Of ornng srsngers per
the country where they find physician skilled 10
the treatment Of their disease Every undertake
make charge No matter how lops you may have Ol
= H., INA hoss ~ ~ ~ - ;is p. OF nose pain.
case u cgrabh. Constitutional Weakness, sometimes
called Seminal Weanoss, brought habit INDUCED
BY young men, have paid much attention 70 The treatment
u this malady Many unfortunate victim Of this
rice has experienced saluary Dyspepsia
q limb. and small Of he back confusion o intellect
opy symptoms Of this cemplat II my directions are follow.
ed guarantee cure; Post paid letters with statement 81 case
containing s. for advice attended Observe, Office
Duane door from Chatham street au IS Inns re
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LUClNA CORDIAL;

I II u ] \
1T IS SOVEREIGN and speedy cure for incpient con-
sumpto barrenes lmpoency lucorhae whites obsruc
diicut painful
involuntary discharge ereo and for general prostitution Of the
system whether the result OF inherent produced by
sitvey in It's operations allied reputation in both
hemispheres the result Of its almost virtues
LET NO ONE DESPAIR!
Nothing be surprising than its nvgorang effects
the human frame Persons afflicted with weakness
tuds before taking IT, az once become robust and full Of
under its ntiueace Immediately the
loosee.s Of the female frame, which the oy
barre,es.; and which, prior Or. Magnins discovery,
@ the merits q ths LYCINA COnDIAL which regarded
the most important discover Of any age.
Sold wholesale and retail tins city Us Fulton street.
Price So per bottle, 81 Ter dozen. aul7 Inns
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INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
PROFESSOR BoEKKtHiAAA Az r. UNJv .NA TONIC

All these cases where manly vsor Is impaired, where the
mental and physical powers Frustrated by
Indulgence Of the passions particularly by those solitary and
lily, the Hysean Rsnovator will be found nfable remedy.
From the specific action Of the tonc ths pocrsatiye
storing bsahy uterine aeIion. The Rsnovser has bssn
found valuable remedy in all diseases chronic az
cticns Of The liver papeticas Of the heart nnsea rscofs,
ss n VT Sss & s 4 sss: %s ss;.
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BEACON RISE.
FOOT RACEf
FOR ONE .TH6IISAND DOLLA

FOX ONE ATHOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE PROPRlETQRS Of the above Course osr Purse OF
near Hoboksn the thof OCTOBER. weather permitting,
Purse Of 5000 the person who will the greatest dis
within hourS20 the second IN the race-Si00 TO
the third best race fourh IT, however the
first in he does not Perform ten miles within The hour $500
perform 9 miles within the hour they will receive but half the
above and nothag il nine miles as not periormed In
Of usied States for the purpose Of this aee and should
addition will be
lowed expenses Five dollars will be charged
entering their who do intend
Persons wishing 70 enter for the above requested do
does do : before the 2ist Of September.
Entrances made aud all information given by the subscriber
either by letter or otherwise.
No person will be allowed to start for the above Purses
the United States for purse match Of $50 or more
Z. 3. BROWNING, West Hoboken, N. j.
June 10Th, 1874. ~ miles from Hoboken Ferry
an m
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WUNDEht IL DloLUt Ekl.
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR The HAIR, which will
. change grey hair 70 is original color IA few inmates, THIS
eenl from offered aud Cannot fa oil 81
1rcejg all Others II highly ecaclous, and Possesses the
slea advantage Of bsauylng the hair iout iJuriny s
growth.
changed before paying their II humbugs would take
lhls method there would Le to complain.
One trial Ill prove the fact. . . -,
opposite the Hall Of Records New York, up stairs
IN I'm rc
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POkLUGU ESE FEMALE PILLS.
INvENTEp AND PREPARED

M DE BOUDELOQUE MD. LISBON, PORTUGAL
The scientific combination Of agredients OF which those
ration Of the world They known all Europe The
only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
sase bes ;ac tina. thy must not he used dusg
produce miscarriage used during that period.
The directions translated English and syeoed
ta,s the signature Of Vi de Byudeloque, and the t.ussh ii
rections have the signature Of DR.. H. AlrV
agent for the Continent If America.
They can be transmitted BY mail Of the United
the United States Office, i29 Liberty street, UrsAwich
street Price s3hai boxes, - No half boxes sent by mail
sold In bottles AZ Salem street. Letters directed 10 DR.. r.
Melveau box a. New York. will with immediate
ton All letters be POSTPAID. iv2q