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and Instrumental Concert viii be given in their spleadia
hall Saturday evening, the 18th inst by Mr. w. A.
lpcho, the celebrated Pianist, and only rs cents ticket
The inba bants Of this beautiful village expect grand
treat the occasion. There will BIO turn
young and old Yonker. now has her thousands who
and will always appreciate talent Of high order. This Is
common affair. all viii out to enjoy this grand must
cal treat 1t worth the price the interior of the
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POLITICAL,

ATA LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
"A the democratic republican electors of Eighteenth
ward hello the house of Edward Murray Twenty
first street and First Wednesday evening" 18th
inst. the following gentle
act as officers Of the meeting:-Hcury A. Warts, Chair
mani Patrick r. Ryan, Vice Chairman; John Gully Secre-
tary On motion q Edward Murray The formed
itself into association to DO called the Granite Club of
the Eighteenth Ward for the purpose Of thorough ogau
za.ion for the fall campaign On motion of William Law
the meeting adjourned, the 2st Julv
oc ook 4. NJ, corner Twenty-frst street and Frat
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=, OF this company, eminep fly entities him 20
and Kind consideration Of It's members, ana tnas
IN his Retirement from the ofce he has long held WIN
credit the Company deem II but JUST and
proper that he should with him an enduring manies
taton Of its approval ..,., 81
Resolved gold pencil be rendered him, With suta
Bile nscription evidence Of Hose Co. No lis appre
citation Of ofccr and fellow member OF
the Company. 49, ,.,
Mr. II. ". Graham then behalf Of tho Company, with
some appropriate arks, presented Mr. unnt win
neat aud elegant gold pencil which recetved by Mr.
Hunt who returned his shanks and we'll wishes towards the
Company. On motion 10 was .
Resolved That above resolutions he published In the
New York Herald and Fircrr sv's I9urpal
sIaoN JACKSON, Fersrsn.
WM. J. PowHLr, Secretary.
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BYaay's Maternal Gallery ~ DaguerTss-
yYss 6 srsesvsy contains shs seeseisn Of vaa
o. The sss. NJ. 81 sos s.y WIN hers ssi
ample scope for observation, Call and See
Thompson, si5 Broadway, Is stilI Making
sn"ss S.:Ss sy cent which his g,
sa fS,s I p PM on sic
Cheapest Dagusrreotypes In the World
on 20 30 ans
tshsS superior pictures far only eeD.s With asrs'
per large eoneer. reapirs Rec. CO. cannot 30
Roots Premium Daguerrean Gallery, Mt
No 1913 Broadway The where perfect ssnsssss And
the only where the magnificent CrayOn
can DO had Rooms Easy Of access
Ladies' for Saratoga Springs, Newport, and
s sppy s hoes 4
srs us and 10. also slipper ties and busk1s suitable
boots and shoes in great variety MLLERs 1874 Canal st.
made designed for the srea exhibition pace
at bis sseisS%s1 Bowsy Il esasaas
of his graceful aud superb CATERS slippers ouskins
&c. rendering 1t most attractive and ecgant display.
Boots, Shoes, ana Gnlters.-The very best
place in the city e. get Boots shoes Caters o
DESCRIPTION maze in the best and styles of she
shas Emporium, $50 fulton place
city TO get rood article. = B.-ladies, Misses, Boys
Youths and Children shoes Of every description.
Summer Arrangements AT 292 Greenwich
street corner of Chambers street. THOS MLaU1HLiN
has made arrangements for supplying the pnbe this
with hp beautiful Shirts Collars, Cravats. Stocks
Cloves osiery Silk Cotton and Merino Uuder
Shirts made TO measure warrant cd salts
faction.
What can be more noylng to n man Of
fashion than sapeIesa III fitting Shirt pulling here drag
gns there fitting nowhere To avoid this with ab
beauty in shirt it only necessary gentlemen give
their orders to GREEN, No. Astor House.
The Only Good Sauce-sO pronounced by
gentlemen OF ackho wledged godt Lea Perrins Wor
meats, game fish pravies &c. by pr oprio
tors agents JOHN DUNCAN e. SONS, 407 Br ,adwny.
Singers Sewing Machine.-These invalu-
able Ia Dor savns Machines attract deal
OF attention from the amateur we'll the professional
seamster Principal office, 258 Broadway where they
sold at tho low of $ aud where the public
invited to call and examine them in operation.
Getty House at YOnkers-A Grand Vocal
and nstrun entail Concert will be in speadia
hall Saturday evening, the 18th inst, by Mr.. W.
Ipcho the celebrated Pianist and only rs ticket
The nba bitants Of this beautiful village
treat the occasion. There will BIO
young and old. Yorker has her thousands who
and will always appreciate talent of high order This Is
common affair. All viii out enjoy this grand
cal treat 1t worth the price to the interior of the
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DR.. Convers' Invigorating Coraia

nervous debility. weakness and Interpretation for bus-
pess society nygorte and restores the lost energies
OF body and mind This Cordial celebrated for eccting
cure when Al ether fa Price 50 per bottle three
bers street, where the Doctor h nsnlted all dsoae
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Comb FactOry.-A rich assOrtm ent of Tor
oise Shell Dress Combs the newest French patterns The
variety embraces every style of imported home m anu
iacture. Combs made to rider ana repaired.
A. & j. SAUNDERS 337 Broadway.
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My. Surtaln. the eminent engravcr OfPbi-
ladelphia that the superb Dasu-rc
ltakep only by Root, in this city, 1853 Broadway IL
fiction itself" They worth visit from all who want
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THE FIFEnIEN.

1T A MEETING OF GULICK HOSE CO. NO IL, HEN
"A tthc carriage house, July IL, EMr. y. Js"s.
chair, on motion, IL -.
Resolved, That tho zeal - .,ou In the
the late Secretsr~
the tho, m
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DEATH OF ADJUTANr. GENERAL JONES.

WASHINGTON. July 15-l011 =. M.
Roger Jones' Adjutant General United States army
died very suddenly this evening Rumor says his disease
war cholera morbus, and gentleman informs me that
he him in market this morning. Drs. Witherspoon
and Miller called to him; bnt in half hour after
the FIRST prescription received at the apothecarys
intelligence came back that he was dead. d.
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A Fact TO reflect upon.-Davrs,s Rshvcac,

the greatest invention OF the hair rs
riginal color without dying it This preparation acts upon
the roots Of the hair and exces action the
loring pla de- Warranted Price 20 bottle Foc
sale Tire depot NJ 800 Grand stree and at Nos
lg2 Broadway 29 Washington street. 62 Hudson st-eet
and l27 Bowery New York; ar at Nos IFS Fulton street.
and l16 ATLANTIC atreet. BrooklYr.
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Public AnnOuncement.-I Will undertake
to all of disease and consumption the city,
upon the ndertanding Of making dead for
either edieines visits If unsuccessful TALBOT WATTS,
Nervst compounder Of the Nervous Antjoe, i2i Green
witch
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gar Dye the best yet for eolorr the ha
certainty with which this favorite and old established
Dye performs is astonishing II 10 for sale applied Ut
BATCEELOR'S Wig Factory, No Wall street Copy the
address.
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have devoted their unceasng attention the
these useful articles and have hand large
OF construction suitable to the wants Of the travelling
nunity For sale at SAUNDERS. No. Astor House. and
yC7 Broadway,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

PERSONAL.
IT Mr.. JOHN GUM WILL HAVE THE KINDNESS
90 give his address. whore interview may be had no
will hear ehing that will please and tcres MIN. Ad-
dress u. d., New York Post Office.
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HygCULLANUOUos

Wy0CELxAANHOUos
S~>~~~-~-~~-~~~~~~
DLAcK LACE MITTs.-Tw0 CASES LONG AND
ID short lace Mtts and Gloves with other novelties just
received at PETER kobANlo 90 nroadway.
&1 OOO PARTNER WANTED, WITH THIS
IN taxing stove and Hardware Store IN good thorough
t,cuiars, sddress :" Stove Store" Herald once
EURNITURE-WILL RE SOLD AT A BARGAIN. %
T. Beekmas street, office and counting house Desks re-
volvng ofhcs Cbsirs with cushions, Lookisg Glasses Oh
Painting Sofas SOFA Bsds Lounges Card and 0uartete
Tables. common black walnut and mahogany Bedsseads
500 Hair and Hush Mattresses. Piasters, Furniture
rented.
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Wigs and lor's new style
81 wigs the perfect
set in vented. Those wanting superior article should
sail at BATCHEL0RS celebrated Wig Factory No. Wall
street. where be found the largest and best ment
In the oity Copy the address
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LYONS Kathalron, for the growth and

establishment of tho hair, to prevent its falling OF aud
turning gray. The Katharon, being free from
cid OIL and all coloring properties leaves the hair ciea
rich soft and glossy Sold by every druggist in New
York. Brooklyn, ao Il throughout the world
e. THOMAS LYON. 16l Broadway, N. Y.
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Singers Sew Ing Machine.-These invalu-

able labor sayins Machines continue deal
OF attention from the amateur we'll as the professional
seamster Principal Office 25S Broadway where they
sold at tho low price of J aud where the public
invited to call and examine them in operation.
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Henry r LEEDS, AVCmoNEER--sossvnoD

HENRY r. LEEDS, hUCrIONEER WOOD
and Mahogany fhror aud Cham Furniture paints
cd aud enameled CT amber Suites marbi. tops - To
Saturday at 01s O'Clock chs sales No. ~
Chambers street. ne br"tdray Henry Lcods viii soll
shove large epd vulunhie
mahogany and saut fur itrc such suites Of French
rosewood Psri Furriture in broeats lei inaNosany and
walnut H. lnrGioth: marbietap sido IN
sofa ILlc hogany mnrbetop Dress aud ash
rosewood mnrhlatOp Dressing aud oval
eg Glass rosewood, Arbeto Wnshstands; v,odv
marbleop and walnut seat chair, French
Bedsteods Mattresses three psia ted than Sutea,
marb,eoIs complete; oil Paintings Carpets Croesary,
Glass and lated Ware extension Tables etc Also ioH
of second hsnd Household Furniture Catalogues tho
m orr inp o. sale.
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MN. WRITER'S. AUCTIoNEER-THIs DAY AT n
o lock- At ls7 Canal srret the Furniture II ly
goiDg "a Europe consistna IT sofas
Chaire Tables Bureaus Bedstesds VAR Fea.
ther Beds Bedding. Carpets cit cloths With
marble tops Buroau, Badrtead Looking q pAnt-
ings Hat Rack, Plaf Scales Crockery. Gsssw are.
stose &c together with her goods Sale perem ptory
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IIuMRERr & KENNY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NI

IIUMBERT & KENNY, AUCTIoNEERs-NEwA AND
second hand Furniture this ,rning, At 1O o'clock
in the Sales Room ~ and IA Fulton street Brooklyn an
excellent assortment of Rosewood Maho nd Wanut
parlor Hall, Dining Room and Chamber Fproi
bic plain; four sua mali.d Gait niture Hair
itresses Paiiia-tes &c., &c. Aso virtue OF ohat,o
mortgage, qnau yof Gold and Silv Jewury Wa.ohea.
SpetacIes Gold Pens and Pencils Of
hard Furniture and Furnishing Articles, with which tho
sale will commence. -
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w NIAD-A PLACE MUSE OR LADY'S MAID.
- young -eman. who has lived four Years n her
ess ssjestios TO travel Apply 81 1856 Brpad ssy,
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SALES BY AUCTION,

A UCTIOS SALE OF RARE PAINTING3, EyCRAy-
"A ings and LithoUaphBv order Of the public aim.
nsrator .he ehers OF John Dnsgett and Heary uoT
ceased will be sold at III Spruce street hrt
day July 10Th, at lO o'clock Also, sat of the
Poor Richards Almanac Also, lot of Furniture, 30.
A UCTl0N NOTICE GROCERIES WINES, sECARS
"A &c Friday, July l6 IO1 o'clock At 81 bey street,
corner OF Greenwich street assortment Of
groceries in lots 30 snt buyers h ius Mustard Spices,
Mnce, starch Maccnrobi Primes Almop d. Nuts
Teas Preserves Pickles brandy Cnaaraxa1 s.xars rc
bacco, &c. WELLINGTON A. CARTER. vneer.
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HENRY Z. LEEDS. AnCrInNEER -pIAMoNDg.

HENRY LEEDS, kDCTIoNEER --DIA MOND5,
IL Watches, Jewelry Plated Nare. &s. Henry r..
Leeds i'll sell ~ auction thsday Friday. At IL o'clock at
Sales Room No SO street La sae of Diam onds
Watches Segars. Cdampasne SO win NJ largo
of Iiamono Cluster Plus Braolos Far
rings Gold md Silver Pcnoi with without
Gold patent Liver Wat hes, Cylinder ard AnehoI
Eseapemep hso. 20 900 Segars; 20 hahets Chnmoegnc
Catalogues now ready Sale without regard to shs esther
T0HN l.. vANDEwATgR, AUCTION EEH. ROSE
wood and mahopany rniture Fiaoos Sc AZ auction.
Friday, July 6 ~ 1913 o'clock tho sales II Wall
street to close consisnmen tmant Of uous
hold Furniture consisting in part cf Sds boards Secreta
Etngeres pier mantel Glasses,
stands Tables Bedscads Mattresses Feather Bds China,
Glassware Chan &c Also 10 Congrcss
Catalogues tho Huornir Of sale
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STU
alton In private family to attend children. aud
do plain ,esns and assist in chambcrwork If ragnred
hfre
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BYaay's Maternal Gallery ~ DAgueTvss-
Nlss ee ersesvs contains shs iassss selssess q ves
able srits IN AAd those Who wh study -
sennbenAssss Of the great Of day win here fnS
ample scope for observ alton Call and
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The only OOOu Saucc-sO pronounced by
gentlemen of ackno sedged godti Lea Perrins Wor
ershire Sauce suitable for all binds and cold
eats fish raviss &c. for sale by the oprie
tors agents, JOHN DUNCAN SONS, 407 Broadway.
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"A w. l.. Van Xapdt This dav iUls O'Clock In tho
bsement Of the house No M Br nd Crrtlaadt
srpet will BIO sold without by
the Furniture FiSpgs &c Of det will Saloon.
comprising four superior Ten pin Alleys with all
raDpemcDta; also Bar Cour Chairs Tables Looking
Gnsses becaners Liquors &c. ~ IS most ti,ulay
guested that article be Demo-
sits required. sale sitive Saturday fine sale OF v,ua-
bic Furniture Counting House D"shs Groceries Dry Gnodg
stock of Halter Counters, Fixtures 30 In Sale
Rooms.
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DlGuLy RESPECTABLE AMERICAN LADY DE-
sres situation Housekecper widowers family
as IN boar ding schoolether Of which positions
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
situation Confectioner pastry Cook At
tend in astore he is native of ibn aud has had
raj years experience in the above scites She
have objection TO short distance the She
can produce highly respectable testimonials from
employer Apply at ~ lien street; be for two
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTA BILE
w girl as Chambermad Waiter do general house,
WORK in small speetable family do plain sewing
Third -
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What can DC mOre ahhOyIOS 10 mum OF
fashion than slapIes III fitting Shirt pulling here. drag
gns there fitting nowhere To avoid this with ab
sou'e certainty and to insure the beau ideal Of style and
beauty shirt IL only gentlemen
their orders to GREEN, No. 1 Astor House.
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A MDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
20 cook wash and iron in peotable family. She
mas fifteen years old whom she wishes to have
IN The house with fer TO assist the lady mind chill
esn She refer 70 her last employer for reference,
Were she has ved for the last three
call No. 27 First avenue, between Thirteenth and
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,vs .s. KRMBLE'S PRIVATE BOARDING. h.
IVA Nos Al, 43 49, and AZ East Nineteenth street ~.
tween Broadway and Fourth avenue nssr Uni,n Park
suit Of furnished parlors upon hrss hoor VIII
hoors, dh snraged Also, basement room, su'abe i'r
physician. Apply as above. at No. 40 ---y---
ITO LET-rURNIsHED PARLORs AND BkpRoV1ssSI
i with or without breakfast and tes. Apply ~ "o
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. ----------
VIyANTEp.-A GENTLEMAN WISHES pL -. -. ~
w room with breskfast and the use OF bssn "a ~ ~
entity Of either Union Madison squares Aa'''''
c., ut this office.
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y SEAMsTRFSS. FOR PLAIN SEWING-A PERSON
accustomed to work in priv Iies take
No. lf Grand street e-e -
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BOARD WANTEn-BY YOUNG MAN REQUIRING
- rooms, with email lamiiy strictly prtya te
having other bosrders snsl iiidren Would
widow lady of agreeable and
pay literally If suited In all respe resses marked
Il. NJ Broadway Post ONCE stating prscss location. will
be attended to, but no Others.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARDING ROOMS TO LET VITA soARD.-A
- very desirable suit Of apartments haedsomoly
furnished consisting Of parker adjoining emit
able for email family two sings gentlemen.
Apply at 30 Clinton place Of Eghtb and Greene
streets.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-08
For the Organ of the Temperance Reform
The Prospect Brightens.

When l see heavy public works
commenced and carried on without
the aid of King Alcohol, l am forced
to exclaim as above. The Ohio and
Mississippi railroad company, have
commenced their great and noble en-
terprise without furnishing their hands
any spiritucus liquor; and will not
allow it on the work, as l have been
informed by their overseer, he believ-
ing they do much better without it.
Quite contrast to the company in
Indiana, which says good wages and
plenty of whisky thrown in.
The work progresses fnely-the
hands are peaceable and Industrious !;
and will remain so, as long as kept
sober; and the work progresses better
How long will it be before our great
contractors will see their true interests,
after the noble example set by the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad contrac-
tors? | am ready to exclaim, not
long. The company must and will
prosper, as long as they have such
overseers as Messrs. Brooks, Tomlin-
son, Eckman and others, who are true
to the temperance cause.
A FRIEND OF TEMPERANC
CLEvEs, o., Sept. 90, '52.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-08
Transformers Of Great Mem.

DR.. Humphrey, of Louisville, in his
discourse on Henry Clay, gives the
following striking facts:
"Mr. Clay was admitted to the Court
of Appeals of this State, in October,
1899. During the period Of his pro-
fessional life, eleven judges of that
court have died Muter, Rodd, Grundy,
Edwards, Trimble, Logan, Boyle,
Clark, Mills, Rowan, and Buckner.
At that time, Mr.. Garrard was the
Governor of the State. He and eight
of his successors are dead-Greenup,
Scott, Shelby, Madison, Adaid; Desha,
Breathitt and Clark. Hundreds of his
professional brethern have fallen at his
side among those of his own genera
ton, we may name Bledsoe, Barry,
Breckenridge, Davis, Innis, Nicholas,
and Pope.
cat the time we have taken as the
commencement of Mr., Clay's public
life, Gen. Washington was living,
Now, not only Washington, but nine
of his successors, are dead. He enter
ed the Senate of the United States in
1906. The President, Vice-P President,
all the Secretaries, all the Judges of
the Supreme Court, and nearly all his
fellow-senators of that day, are dead.
OF those who have from time to time
served with him in the Congress, what
crowds of eloquent and accomplished
men, young and old, have preceded
him into the eternal world
"In 1914 he negotiated the treaty
of Ghent. His colleagues, Adams,
Gallatin, Bayard and Russell, are all
dead.
"In 1894 he was candidate for the
Presidency with Jackson, Adams, and
Crawford. In 1882 he was again a
candidate with Jackson, andin 1874 yet
again, with Polk. These his compet-
itors, are all dead.
''In 1895 he became Secretary OF
State. Adams the President, Cal
houn, the Vice President, Barbour and
Porter, the Secretaries of War, South
ard, the Secretary of the Navy, and
Writ, Attorney General, in that ad :
ministration, are dead. An the Judges
Of the Supreme Court of that day, with
the venerable Marshall at their head
have been summoned to the bar Of a
higher tribunal. ''It appointed un-
to men once to die; but after this is the
Judgment" I"
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in less than five minutes without any
bleeding or struggling. An inquest
was held upon his body in the grocery
or groggery, where they were poisoned
and seduced, In the doggery Of the
retailer, the murdered and the muir
deer, had within few hours frequent
ly tipped their glasses as they imbibed
thermurderous misery making whis-
key of the grog seller-here from his
whiskey the murderer had imbib-
ed his hellish feelings Of abusing
somebody, offghting and ofrevenge--
here the victim was poisoned, and
breathed his last, on the dirty, whis-
key-stinking hoor-here the Coroner's S
jury of twelve men sat over his body
to investigate the causes Of his sudden
death, and their verdict should, have
been that it was caused by '4he poison
administered By the retailer Of spirits." Z"
AS soon as the jury arose, the re-
taller of whiskey had his victims body
tumbled into rough two horse wagon
and returned to that wife and those
children, some four miles in the coun-
try, whom he had left a few hours be-
fore in perfect health. The murderer
fled and left another family almost as
much afflicted as was his Victims
The sheriff went in search Of the mur-
derer, but if found more misery will
be caused than if not found. Although
whiSkey stimulated him to do the deed,
yet almost any jury would consider it
some way an act of self-defense.-
Now not one sensible man in Caledo-
MIA can deny that the ''reiaiIiRg of
UhiSkey, was the sole cause of this muir
der, and this horrid anguish to famil-
les Of both parties. 1t is aspIain and
certain that ifno spirits had been re-
tailed in Caledonia on that day there
would have been no murder, as it is
that the Ohio river will continue to
flow down. Now should not these
awful facts have some influence upon
the honest and sober farmers and
citizens who have sons and children
who may be seduced into the like
scrapes and miseries, to consider
we'll how they vote for "Liquor mur-
der candidates" to the exclusion Of
Temperate candidates" in future
election of legislators. Wherever the
laws are disregarded and liquor re-
tailed, broils and black eyes, murders
and miseries abound, always have re-
suited and always must. Whoever,
therefore, wishes his family in similar
vices and miseries, let him vote fol
the "LiquOr and murder candidates. y
B. D. G.
CLEVELAND, o.