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f%a.S sSS "a S::. Can:
sa Dsss sss Hs:S $ss
Jams IhaysI ESQ., end other speakers, will ad
By order Of he Wing YfrIs Mon SsS
J. J. t + sss"r'H'll' Uses
FIRST WARD, Awake!
THE DEMoCRATIC, WINGS of the old First Ward. and
al Others in favor Of Regular Wing Nominations
:ss; fss;is ;.ss ss:.
Al S"sf cH'' a SHOW
the "ss o sss VI ;s vSs; %s'Ss else
PrrEa scoYEs. Secretary ''D'DoeA' as Stsic
A liberty PARTY MEETlNG will - hsId at Croton
s ssd I'll
:s
By Order, LIBERTY ASSOCIATION.
The BROADWAY JOURNAL.
AT9gRDAY April ,sl-us,I.ted BY sketch Of M
pam; .as yia.tss- SiT Architecture SiGss
ssrsncs-A tale BY si Edgar Ia A. Poe
PPs:se.. NJ M.-s so Comedy
The Concert Notices &c.
. JOHN BISCOE, Publisher. 1883 Broadway.
For sale at the News offices. "a Il 'ec
CHEAP MUSIC
NEW AND FAsHlO HABLEM MUSIC for the Pi,no Fore
- buar, and klnte fOfsh'e Mrs King Cheap Book
Music Store 4l Fulton street, bsween bro dway Mas
at olly cents where may also be had nsucon
Books for Pino Guitar Flute, Violin &c rduced prices
Music bound in superior Is
the usual prices al 3tF s&M*rc
MRS. CARROLL'S INDICATED VAPOUR
BATHS,
325 Broadway.
MANY persons have heard Of the efficacy of Mrs. Csros
vapour Baths g remedy for and preventive Of colds
ts p uch be overated should be- ogot
n that as luxury the vapour Bath universally preferred to
il from the idea Of its being formidable operation
tended with inconv in he admiuserng-N0 bath
BE- more simple safe and pleasant than the Vapur Bath
gym at Mrs carIos establ shment Some contrary the
PRINCIPLES q physology End common imagine that he
danger OF taking cold after the circulation by the e
feet Of the bath rendered active and skin better
az TO resist Influence Of the atmospnerhence the idea
Of CATCHING cold after bath is ABSURD Open from in
the city.
Sulphur Baths require one hours notice
80 The'Eaths will be removed LIST Of May to 1874 Fulton
street al I'm
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ImportatIons.

Foreign Imp0rtatl0ns. r.s w
CANTorshp Natchez2s chests 635 hi do 1900 boxes
ar do te, cassa 5s3 rolls mating How
land & Aspinwal
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NEW ORLEArsShip Arioso67i pigs lead Jewett son
bs whkey Taylor Sprague29 casks hams IS bbs
do tongues Kent Kinnan bales HAIR IL bbs brses
K Towner-26s hhds sugar ID Morgan-3 bales wool S
Wood-iOO PES gsing Bniritr Johnton3s bales cotton
Butterwonh-2oeasss Mogan-l50O bbs flour SUI dam
Sage X
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ARRANTED THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST
IN NEW YORK
+. j. STOUVENEL Il CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
GIL ASS AND u MpC

= ,,,u,,,,.,.,.. OF. EvERy pEscRIPTIoN
RESPECTFULLYca call the attention Of Country Merchants
~ Hotels Steamboats, Ship Masters and Families TO OF
sor,msnt ats srs. being
comprising complete OF new patterns OF Cut aud
r1an Glass 6iandoles, Solar Lard and Camphne Lamps
Guy Ga Astral and other Lamps altered Solar and Lard
and refnished equal TO new.
Gss and Lamps made order and match any pattern
n p Goods loaned for Parties.
Factory 20 Gold street Wholesale and Retail Store No
Iohn street, near Broadway. mhl9 lmsrc
HEMP 800 bales superior i!sw not, for sale by.
Al IT, X, CoLLlNLk CO.,
nleee eoush NssNs
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SPLENDID ORNAMENTAL PLANTS

LEVY viii sell at auction Friday morning. at II
II o'clock ISL Bro dway splendid collection Of Plants
In the will found Cameas Oranges Roses Of
many sorts. Azalias, Daphnies, SC.
Also Garden Roses, ShIubbery, &c.
Also Locust and other Ornamental Trees. az 2t*m
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell on Saturday evening at O'Clock, at No.
"A. ~ Broadway an entire invoice Of valuable Paintings
this country lni the collection many ghy nis pic
of old masters Collectors invited call md view
them. Now ready for examination.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES,
ATvCTTnN

AT AUCTION
THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared give prompt attention
his spring. Sales of Household Furniture either Stocbs
Of Manufacturers families breaking housekeeping both
in New York and the city Of Brooklyn.
The above Sales will be under the particular direction of Mr.
JOHN + VAN ANTWERP, who respectfully solicifs the
orders Of all such require his services Application
be made the Auction Room, No 90 Plat
Gold. JACOB s. PLATT,
mh22 TuThSt l0issrc Auetioneer
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: SWORD INSTRUCTIONS.

THOMAS STEPHENS, Professor Of Bread and Small
Sword respectful soc the attention of the officers Of
ths Army and Navy Citizens and all Professors Of the
Sword for Cavalry and also for Small and thrust
prepared prove superiority sny board
Of officers trial Of skill with Professor Of the
from Of the World He also prepared
that his system renders useless the foil the hanas Of
theory Having proved this his friends by IL
lustration holds hmse time and place.
satisfied the point In nspson he begs leave
Sword at the U. 8. at West Point Academy =
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LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS,
AND CANDELABRAS,

nETZ, BROTHER & CO No. 10 John street. are manu-
- featuring and always hand, complete assortment
Of articles their us Of the fellowinr descriptions which
they will sell at wholesale retail at low prices for cash.
Improved Chemical Oil and Camphene Lamps.
Solar Lamps Gilt and Bronzed, great variety.
"Comeus Co. s" celebrated Fat mt Solar Lard Lamps
Gandoes, various patterns, gilt sIlvsIed bronzed.
Suspending Solars, Dorc Camphene Lamps.
Bracket Solars, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Bnttana Hand Lamps, Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oil, Pure Sperm Oil,
DO Camphene, Solar and Lard Oil,
do Burning Fluid Refined Whale Oil.
NH
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Pnssengera Arrive0,


CsSror--Ship Na,che1-vev Mr. Abel.
New ORLEANs--Shiy ArioSto-J X Olrnsby,
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The sales Of American hour Tor the past three ear,
have been IS follows
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LIST Lieut.. lst Artillery Director Of Sword Exercise

80 In Military Academy, West Point.
PROFESSOR STEPIEN~ has also commsndatory letters
from eminent PROBES the Art in the ned States France.
Germany SC Sc Gentle desircus Of learning tie above
will find Professor Stephens the United States Hotel
of Flu ton aud Water New York, where be
be Consulted hours of Instruction. Gentlemen
the Art de ring 70 learn thoroughly he of 6s Sword
receive inst privately BY consulting Professor
his quarters, II. 8 Huf.i. al 3teodsre
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SUO TEMPORE, or Every Thing in Season-Waranted,
All aThe Bedbug Poison and PTeyent've sur and safe
annels upholstery and haseatng. will be found extremely
useful. aud has been much improved
The Rat Poison for SHIPS fields barns hotels warehouses,
sna wy Tor ANAL
The Fv Paper Cockoach Poison, we'll as Mosquito
Paper well known.
the Compound Chemical Whale Oil Sop, and the Az:
Soda OF Soda and Bonsdust For fn and specific d.
-.' Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER
ap2 imeodix$ec so Walden lane.
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AUCTION SALES.


pACKAGE SALE OF HARDWARE. CUTLERY.
FANCY GOODS, &e.-Jacob s. Platts 10Th Spring Trade
H,Idware sale MI sss place This Day 70 o'clock at tne
2S0 psctaRes aud lots Of Bmu Sheffield Hard
French aud o. man Goods, &c
Aso extensive assortment OF Table and Dessert Knives
and Forks Pen and RI cket Knives ks Scissors &C.
Also for of whom Hard
ware and Saddlery Goods, &c.
Also for Of und rwrers quantity of Fancy Goods
Also, Guns-l case hiuskets.
Also, general assortment Of American Goods
Nb-The Saddlefy will be sold at o'clock precisely.
al lt.rc
-. w. ~. Shirley Auctioneer
Sales Room No 30t Broadway, corner Duane st.
HOUSE FURNITURE SALE This Day Friday, April
IL ih 10 O'clock the Of Hudson aud street
an assortment Of plain aor bedroom aud titchen furniture
. hursday April 10th, 10 oc ok. valuable assortment Of
urntu RANKINGS &c Contained IN the three story house
No 499 Broad troome street Particulars hereafter
Tuesday, April 49, 10 O'clock at No Bond street, large
EDGAR JENKINS, Apctiopeer.
"A TURE AND TREASURY SAFE OF THE OLD
POST OFFICE IN THE kOTUNDA, by order Of the Post
Oics Department Jenkins will sell
Friday April 4h 10 O'Clock the kotunda in the Park the
sing Of Pigeon Ho aIse Counters Desks tne Closets
Tables Partitions Book Ra ks, Mahogany Desks Gus Case
ments Screens, LamTs Ne &c Also larse AID valuable
Salamanca Safe Stoves Pipe &c The terms Of sale ca,h
ing day 1911 az Gus re
UCTTO- NOTICE-sss TIL. Day at n Spruce stree, to
Goods Cloths Cassimers, &c IN lots To suit Also Part OF
Millinery stock Also 81 splendid style Pa IS Pattern La
dies Hats, Flowers, Ribbons &C. At ~ O'Clock precisely
slendd Watches French Jswelry &c Saturday valuable
Furniture Of all descriptions Thus BELL Aucuoneer.
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New YORK, March %, 1st5

At the request of Col STEPHENS, accom- panied him u vi
st,nct;en and r frher sai,facon called upen him bv
qnest again his pad examined and tn ough with
him. his exercise for broad sword aud and thrust gvs
pleasure from examination and practical trial with m
recommend him a dsman fully competent
instruct his further that he is the best
master Of his weapon that have met with.
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These articles not only quite equal but in some respect.
Especially in the style OF trimmnGD superior to any IN the
city comparison Of the qualities and prices, with those OF
other snbshmentsf snow deduction OF VI 70 on
customary prices. All Hats warranted Of the most fashionable
Broadway patterns, -.
vaaatsy ,esyskaats, - = - :" ~ imsm
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A DOLLAR SAVED Is A DOLLAR EARNED
N GENTLEMEN who make il a rule to lay out [y
Athe the best advantage, respectfully -
notified tina! they can purchase Hats and Caps
ROBERT5ON's PHOENIX HAT AND CAP
ESTABLISHMENT,
1903 Fulton street east side Of Broadway much cheaper
system of large sales small profits and cssh delivery
enables the proprietor offer the different articles in his line,
HATS.
First quality Nuns Fur. ..'............ss5
''0''A'A CAPsJ -
First quality men,, and boys... 49,. ..$i 20
'rh;rd IA
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CHARLES OrIGNON would inform his friends and thu
aomr' Of Gymnasc Exercises that he has taken the r.
tab Canal street, Broadway formerly kept BY
Mr. Rogers and he will Monday, under new
auspices for the OF the public The establish
will alterations aud Gen
who previously subscribed the above establish
al 2tsie
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DISSULUTIUN.
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
- John y More and Peter Tyler Hotel Keepers Of St;
WORE Tyler j, this day the 9Th Of March lss dssovd
hereafter conducted by John Moe, will receive athe
dues and pay all the debts Of lie said firm
JOHN II. MORE,
az 3t*rc PETER TYLER
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THE BROADWAY JOTRNAT,

CHEAP MUSIC
New AND FASHIONABLE MUSIC for the Pi,no Forte.
- Guitar, and klne Ofse Mrs KINGS Cheap Book and
Music Store W Fulton street, tbtween Bro dway and Ns,-
au at oll cents where also be had destruction
Books for Pino Guitar Flute Violin SC rsduced prices
Music bound in superior IS
the usual prices. al 81 + S&M*rc
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES'
RARENNE & CO., ia Grand street, corner of Broadway
- branch Of the house of the name, Place Vendome
Paris will open Paris Millinery Thursday 10Th ofApr jus
received by the Packets Utica and Louis Philippe.
az 1wIc
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THE highest cash price will be paid for empty Claret al
Rhine Wine Bottles by calling at New street. No 7.
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MACHINE FOR SALE.
MACHINE constructed for cutting Nth plane, or
N aims Of wood for round or oval boxes Tor VIA
II has been for acme adysntageoa,y used
count Of ,ts rapidy in cutting Is supposed y meht oe Az
pli.d other trades IL VII Ta
Is made soon, c""' 10, ~ nj. N, ~ s,ye.t
AZ 2wsec 80 .
RI EMrsep Bsrssnqsr2 ysM ff NM Iu'' - sou,h A.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-11
edical Gard.

A S HEALTH is of the highest earthly Importance
n and the found alton of all happiness the science of
protecting life, is the noblest OF all cangs.
From the day of" Hipoerates" to the present, MANY
singular absurd and superstitious notions have been
advanced in regard remedial agents. not only advan
ced but sanctioned by wise and the law to the u
innate injury of suffering humanity. Hundreds OF
years ago. established by law, that the following
theory, notions, should be strictly adhered to In
of departure of the system from Us healthy state
let the disease be located where it might whethe was
local general, nfiammatory, chronic, or acute or
any of the which Nosology may fancy to give the
Patient and is subject to be bed, blstered phys
cked, poisoned, and starved and this treatment was
ard is called Science mot common sense.) Now, rea.
der, upon notions absurd those, learned and wise
men, (as they called) have cons irueted some
of the srangsst theories that beset the imapina>
tion and they have been adhered to, Sin consequence
of not being examined by the class of people
and have been holding despoc sway for centuries
until about SO years since, Doctor Samuel Thomson
the rcvouonizer of the world in Medicine introduced
his simple and safe practice TO suffering world And
since then Scientific quacSery has been tublro 70 a.,
dust, and il has not been long, would seem r. e
one person would dare call the medical pen,,oms -,
an account OF ther stewardship Until, as would SEEM
universal combination of common sense hnrs, ,h.
spell. Respected reader Just pause and reAecr mo,
ment' let the truth Fave its perfect work. Are not
the most deadly rosons that the mineral vegetable or
amman Khg.om produces. made of to cure our dis
eases Have they become fas common at the bed.
Ought these things be 2 Has not our Heavenly
Father said, that the Vegetable kingdom were for
the healing of the nations has he said that in the
mineral kingdom there healing virtues You
may. respected reader, derive some information by
calling The subscriber at his dwelling in Ypsilant
You may perhaps in future, yourself and family
from the lasting and tormenring effects of caomei
opium. arsenc,San the deadly poison scientific drugs
of the earih-Yes, from blistering and that little instru
men of DEATH the lancet and other harsh pretended re.
medal agents. under which the hnman family have
groaned for Centuries.
In conclusion, the undersigned would saw that his
system is the ThomsOnan system that he has full con.
fdence in it for the of all diseases to which the
human system is subject, and relies wholly on The
vegetable kngdouhshich the God of Nature has spread
IN such rich profusi"n every hill, dale and va
ley, as the only proper remedial agents, and that a
poison cannot be Medicine,
! N Is. All kinds of Botanic Medicines for sale
ID. VAN DERHEYDEN,
Botanic Physicisn.
Ypsilanti, November IL 1874
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For Sale.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE

The publishers of the Tribune have been frequently
solicited to issue Semi Weekly edition of their paper
for the benefit of those who require the OF the day
ofteuer than week. and yet without daily
Mails do not choose incur the expense and heavy
postage of Daily. Circumstances have hitherto rem
dered such publication impossible, without trenching
upon the due issue of our Daily and Weeyy editions.
We are preparing obviate this difficulty in the new
building being erected for us on the site OF our
burnt establishment, where hope to be again ioca-
ted by or after the first of May.
The New York Tribune Semi Weekly, will therefore
be issued ftom office, I60 Nassau ST. or before
the 18th OF May, and will be published thenceforward
Wednesday and Saturday of each week. 1t will be
printed fine paper of the size of the Daily Tribune,
viii contain nearly quite all the matter of the Dali
y, including money Market daily report of Conn en-
cia Transactions sales of Stocks. City Intelligence,
&c An assistant editor devotes his whole time to the
collection of this kind of intelligence reporting it twice
da for the Morning and Evening editions OF our dai.
ly Two reporters constantly watching the procee
dngs of the various courts of City and noting every
thing deemed interesting to our readers. We hope to
make the Semi Weekly Tribune a most acceptable
paper for Business men of the City, and for all who
wish prompt and detailed map of busy life
than weekly paper possibly be made.
Correspondents Washington during the session
and every point general ransory interest will
all times be employed the liberal patronage bestow-
ed the Tribune demanding and justifying cores
bonding liberaly of outlay part In the depart
ment of general Literature and Criticism, we have
cured assistance of the highest order, while hope
department of Agriculture and Sci.
ence, under the date conduct of one of the
experienced and popular writers Agriculture in the
Country. IN fine we shall spare expense or effort
make the Tribune, whether in its Daily, Semi-Wee
ly or Weekly edition. emnenty worthy the patronage
of the Business and Reading Public. but especially OF
WHIss. -Dttt
TERMs-For the Semi. Weekly Tribune Three DOL
lars year. Fire Dollars for two copies.
GREELY g. McELRATH, 160 Nassau st,
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90 The Buffalo Pilot says. "Our market has
presented rather novel feature for day or Two
past, which has put our dealers mo something OF
a quandary. That is the receipt OF orders on wes-
tern account and the actual shipment OF Hour 70
Milan and other western ports. The cause Oh
,hisi alleged to be the late severe frosts but
many dubious of the extent Of this injury, and
seem to consider these reports and this movement
as merely speculative ruse. There is no doubt
however that much damage has been done, which
will necessarily affect prices more or less. We
were told Yesterday, by geu,leman who came
from Detroit, that flour being sent in qupnii-
ties from that City. into the interior, and that man.
b ofthe wheat-ields in Ohio, looked like stubblc
after the harvest zoos re -ias.' :
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IN CHANcERY Cd CIRCUIT

Agur Clark, rs. James Myers, Mary S. Myers,
Neziah Wright, Francis Clarkeand John M. Reese
I'm pursuance and by virtue of deeietal order of
the court of Chancery of the state of Michigan made
in this cause bearing date the 10th day OF January
1874, shall sell public auction to the highest bid
der at the tavern house of Abial Hawkins in the village
of Ypsilant, the 9TH day of March next, at one
O'clock p M. of that day, All that certain piece
parcel of land situate in the town of Ypsilan in the
county of Washtenaw and State Of Michigan bounded,
known and described follows, to- wit: The west
half of the north quarter, and the south quar-
Of section ten and the west half of the south
quarter of section eleven, all in town three south OF
range east containing three hundred and twenty
of land be the same more or less or 50 much
thereof may be sufficient raise the amount due the
complainant for the principal interest and the in
this cause. Dated, january 18th, l845.
GEO. DANFORTH,
Master in Chy.
C. W. LANE,
Compliments Sol'tr. CIV
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CAIdFoRSiA. -Reootutiou; Another STATE ready
Jor Annexation. ssfsas yCsisafSs.sN 81
Cattorn'a.-Ther revolution is progressing in
Upper California, aud the Mexican authorities
have been driven from that portion ofthe Repub.
lie. The Revolu,iouisis were about organizing a
republican government. with a President and a
representative legislature, modelled after the legis-
lat0re Of the United States. The revolution in
Upper California, is said To have been commenced
without the loss OF single life. The people in
formed the Governor that his exactions were cru.
ell, oppressive, and contrary those principles of
enlightened government. which prevail among The
most intelligent and prosperous nations. They
asked Withdrawal Of certain proclama,ions and
laws, issued by order of the Mexican government.
They had no part in the enactment of those laws,
and could not acknowledge the right of any body
OF men TO impose laws upon them. without their
knowledge OF consent. The governor treated the
people with contempt. and threatened instant death,
If they persisted in their demand. Alarmed for
for their personal safety, the settlers resolved TO
risk their lives at once in a struggle for indepen.
dence. The government herds, cattle, horses, &c
were driven from around the Governors dwelling
OF fort; scouting parties were stationed at dis
lance Of some miles to cut off supplies, aud after
The lapse of few weeks, messengers were dis
patched to the FORT 10 ascertain the disposition of
Governor Micholterena and his army. The ar
med settlers number two to one Of the army.
Resistance was useless and the Governor with
drew his forces leaving the country in posse ssion
Of the settlers. who had proclaimed it independent.
asthe Republic of Calif'rnia."- Phaa. Times.
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"ArIr AGAIN."-Pren,ice is thus down upon
his antagonist. the Charleston Mercury, Tor an
allegation by the latter, that 1.-The only way TO touch
the sensbilities of Northern men, is TO touch theli
pockets" Louisville Journal says:
- ."rhe sneer is very Contemplate one That
editor ought to know that is very easy thing 10
touch the pockets Of Northern men, Let case
of ,istress be presented to them aud their pockets
ARE touched at once. and touched deeply. NC
sooner was The distressing tale OF the Pittsburgh
fire circulated at the Norh, than the pockets oil
The citizens of Philadelphia. New York and Dos
ton were touched to the tune of $l0O,00p. II
there is a wey to the sensibilties OF northern men
through their pockets, there is also way TO theif
pockets through their sensbllhes
- Ifeither the pockets or the scnsoi''es OF Tue
Charleston "chivalry" have been touched oy the
Puisburgh calamity. we have not received the III
ieresting intelligence. iaA-ef
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0TThat porliun ofthe ''Demo cratic" party IN
the State of New York. known as Barn. burners"
have recently succeeded III ous'ing their rivals
thcSOid Hunkers" from their snug berihs IN the
Auburn Prison and filling them from their own
ranks. As the new incun,bens filed into the Prs
on ward to assume their official duties. one OF the
prisoners. ignorant of the state of things outside oil
The wall, in auson 10 the reputation OF Buffalo Tor
sending the "seediest'' Of all possible patches of
convcts, exclaimed TO his keeper Well done Cap
tain. Buffalo beats herself this time. don't she