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IRE FRENCH CROWN MArRIMosIAL.--The Dublin Uni.
versy Magazine for the bret Of March has long lead
ing article, entitled rhe French Crown Matrimonial
IN which gives biographical sketch OF all the Queens
and Expresses OF France from the wives OF Cbarsmagne
10 the widow Of Louis Philippe Dat of the sixy-sevsn
royal and imperial consors there but thirteen on
whose names there is no dark stain OF sorrow or SIN
Eleven divorced two died by the execuoner seven
were very early widowed. three cruelty iradoced
three exes. thirteen bad in different degree.
OF svis,be prisoners and the heart broken make up the
rest Abou, twenty were buried at ST. Denis. who
denied the res, OF the grave-ther iombs broken,
their cons opened, their remains exposed to the insults
Of revou,onzed popuace, and then fang into trench
and covered with quick lime Docs history show any
parallel to this list of Queens and Expresses in any civ,
lived country
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Putnam's Monthly.

We bu, reproach ourselves with neScusable
neglect of duty in emitting until this late day 10 commend
this interesting and instructive Magazine to our readers
in the high terms Of praise which il merits The favora
BILE impression which its frs, issue produced upon the
public mind has been confirmed by the and various
excellence Of each succeeding number. The fact that its
articles are The productions OF American genius and
not the stolen flowers OF The British reviews, is enough
OF itself TO commend to the public But the intrinsic
excellence OF it's articles gives il better claim 10 popular
favor. The most eminent writers OF the country con-
tribute 10 its pages and in respect is il inferior 10 the
very best OF the British magazines The April number ia
before u.s. and most advantageousy will it compare
with any corresponding number of Fraser or Bentley.
The light variety OF the Magazine and the soid
instruction of the Review each furnished 10 the reader
in the mos, attractive style.
In bis effort 10 give the American public an American
periodical literature, and for the encouragement which
be thus extends to native genius, Mr. Putnam deserves
the support and applause OF the county.
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Health Of the Hon. w, r. King

We learn from a gentleman who came passenger
yesterday in the schooner Midas from Havana (says the
New Orleans Delta OF March 23) that he visited Mr.
King on the 18th instant, in company with our consul,
Judge Sbarkey and found bis health very much i'm.
proved Mr. Kings friends felt great confidence that his
health would be entirely restored in very short time.
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Mr.F. A. GInso;
Commissioner Of Patents.

"lon," the well informed Washington correspondent
OF The Journal of Commerce, writes:
al learn from various that the appointment OF
Judge Mason as Commissioner of Patents 10 believed to
be an excellent more suitable man could not have
been found. He head graduate West Point, and
an la that institution. Subsequently,
he engineer, lawyer and judge, and is, withal
a man of integrity"
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PAsT, PRESENT, AND FUTURE raooRsss,-lbe editor
OF the 81. Paul Mnnesotan writes We were at one
time one OF the only three white men residing within the
limits OF the present State of Iowa, which now hasa pop
ulaou OF over 100000 In our own beautiful Terrific
ry we have made many tr'ps between frame gu Chen
and St. Peters, and from st. Peters to Traverse des
Sioux when the hotels lodged At were in the open air.
md our liable furnished from the supply We carried or
from ,hs game killed The route Yet with the blessing
OF God We hope yet to travel in railroad on con-
aors route from the Minnesota river 10 New Ohsans
sad very probably to San Francisco,~
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Nrw HAArsHIRE.-The Concord Pairo, puSlishe. re-
turns Of The for governor in tina, State from all but
four small towns, and the result is for Martin 81 ol3
for Bell 1871 for White and others, s,ls7-maioriy
Tor Martin. 5,os5, which will be slightly increased
In the first congressional district Dr. K,tredse has :.
365, Mr.. Tuck loo6s, others ll6 In the third district
MIR Hubbard has about 1000 majority
The Patriot reckons the democratic majority in the
house at IS. The senate will stand ii democrats 10 I
whg.
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NEW GOODS.-WILLIAM TUCKER, Lane b fuckers Build
Ing between ~ and 9th streets takes
informing his and the public generally that he
with excellent OF
goods suitable for genuemsn wear which he
ready style the shortest notice and
he mostre able for cash.
MaF2
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AIR. y q. BANCROFT DAVIS resumed N New
wi practices Of the and addition
investment and Of such
conhded him Having formed
England principal continent during residence
yes half in London he also offers his
parties desiring have business transacted in Europe
Nrw Yorw, ~ Wall street. February, la53.
psvrpsors
M...r. Gilbert, Coe h Johnson, New York,
Me..rr, Duncsn, Sherman. b. Co. ,
Messrs. Blake, Ward, h Co., New York and Boston.
Me..rs. Corcoan Risrs, Washington.
Hon. John Davis, Worcester Massachusetts
fsM H. proposes isave New York in March, early In
Apl for will probably desn him
weeks He will further matters that be IN
trusted 70 him there other Of Europe During his 40
london w be 10 the Of Messs Barring Brothers, Co, to
"n non ne y also permitted to refer,
M"s-dim
- - COMMERCIAL AGENCY AT GAIN WESTON
~, "aerrnea viii attend Of and
~ te.ss the settlement Of land elaine, and
sno Of merchandise, general
" GEORGE BUTLER
Moses Taylor, eco, D. q D,n.v . ~
Edward K. Collins, eco, Tsyrspt p.,sa, -,
h Parsou, Jsuses I.~6.y. 80
Haydcck, Con,ss = .o', Edward g. Fais h Co,
Hon John w, Rdmonds, - j. r. Trppe
William O. Langley Co., Walter =. Townsend q Co
=. D. LsshScp go,
nrvsRsscs wAsHrssros crrv
Frederick ". Ritter, Treasury Department
s0O DnEs. NEW YORK CEMENT, ~ store s.a az
IJVyV nvTsn. fbs ssIs By s,st@s ID. II. CHcEvkR.
MAJ ~-6N oppcAss TrsAsury,
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IN THE SENATE OF THE U. STATES
spEcfAL SION
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80, 1883.
SEN ATE.

Mr. SEWARD Mr. President wish to make mo
ton which hope will receive the favorable consdera-
ton OF the Senate Intelligence has been received here
OF the death OF Mrs Fillmore, vile OF Masd Fillmore
late Pesden, OF the United States She died this morn.
ing AS mark OF respect 10 her memory move that
the Senate do now adoufn.
The motion was unanimously agreed to, and accord
ingly the Senate adjourned.
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Union HOTEL, Georxetown ID. C.-This large and con-
house, having thoroughly repaired and rshed with
entirely furniture handsome and comfortable ays
open accommodation Of guests.
subscriber invites the OF the public and those
company be assured OF hospable
option and such comforts and attentions s viii
compare favoraby with the kept hotels In the
District elsewhere.
omnbues constantly pas. from the Capitol running until
IL O'Clock night. w. NJ fiTLHUSh.
Mar 81
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NEW spring and summer goods and fashions.-DU-
IN WALL BROTHER, diapers and aios, having returned
from New receiving their supply Of the newest style
French English vengs and cloths OF the
amongst many of the choicest and richest
designs brought this country would do well call
and M selections.
We prepared usual have work in the richest
and most elegant STYLE
Mar 25-3taw3wf DUFAI.L b BRO.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Buggiss, and Saddie-ho rse At
private sae have private sale pair superior long tail
old and pair bobai buggy horses be-
and years old, and very fast
saddle Ave old and two good buggy
wagons harness. kc complete
For further information apply to . -
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Mar 27--d6t Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
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CODA Apparatus Sale-A complete soda appa-
aus consisting OF counter, with black marble silver draw
ppes gallons and cooler all in perfect order and
ready for he had reasonable applying E.
N. SrRATTON, Aucuoneer. Mar 29-eod3t
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EDUCATION OF IMBECILES.-JAs n. RICHARDS has
u his school for the education OF children Of
development In Germantown, near
PHILADELPHIA
VIII have mod
treating children will testify very
becy idiocy intelligence
hrg which but few thought beyond the
re- human effort
Europe Mr. familiar with similar institutions which
OF training Of escunr
diocy Since then he has had
in teaching this class OF nnoru
mates.
address Dwyn Pari.hs drug southwest
Of 9Th snd Arch Streets Philadelphia
In Philadelphia he has the pleasure OF referring to-
The Ri Rev. Bishop Potter Thomas 3 kmkbrids, ". ID.
Rev Albert BARNS, Prof Geo n, Wood, M u.
Hon. Judge Kaoe, Pref Samuel Jackson, NJ u.
Hon. Judge Stroud Prof Thos. D. Mutter, NJ. D.
Hon. Henry d. Gilpiu, Alfred l.. E~yn, MI
In Washington, he will refer 70 his friends
Gen James Hamilton, Miss Dorothea L., Dir.
Hon. Horace Mann,
Mar9-dlm
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CELECT Boarding school for Young Ladies', WILL
mngton under the charge Of Mrs MCLEAN who
has TAUGHT families at the South Number OF
pupils All branches English
taught together with Latin French, music &c.
References Wilmington Delaware, r. Rev. Alfred Lee D. d.
Hon. Judge Miegan u. Gipin Hon. John Wales Baltimore,
Hon. B. c. Howard, G. B. Hoffman, esq.
For further particulars and references, address
A. M. MCLEAN,
Mar4-dlm Wilmington, Delaware.
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United States boundary Commission,
WAsuISeroN CITY, March rs, 1853.
IN of very limited appropriation for continuing the
line the United States and the
republic Mexico the necessity Of and the uncertainty
attached the boundary
employed said commission nppoint
by United States the Of the In
ROBERT b. CAMPBELL,
lar 81 Commissioner
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CrORE for Renf-Thc subscriber, being about
y offers
the occupied by him for It's location the Cen
desirable kind Of business Possession
given Immediately, and terms made known by applying
Z. N. STATION,
Mar 26-d6t Auctoneer.
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n A. TYSON 4 SISTERS Seminary Young Ladies',
III 18th and 18th The fourth quarter OF this
institution will the LIST day OF May.
building sccomDods
with their dwelling the construc
which the and comfort OF the pupils have In
considered principals feel assured they
surpassed BY my
class lunch
&C. delightfully."- warmed by most approved urnnce and
well ventilated,
Their patrons others respectfully invited TO call and In
general arrangements,
Being deous advancing the interests OF their pupsn e ac
QUESTION Of French they have secured tb services OF
and thereby enabled to oner
this branch the low OF 81 80 quarter
and junior departments including ornamental needle wor
and drawing
Primary Department.
particulars may had the institution,
he prpcipa In he Mar 29-codll5Msy
VIRGINIA MILITARY LAND wAHRANTs.-Tbe un
dersigued viii the highest price for virginia military land
scrip aud EvANss PANT,
Agents and Attorneys
Feb Ie-amdAw 18th street. opposite Treasury Department
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
cAULT MARIE CANAL proposals
y around the Fails Of St Mary, the State Of
Michigan will be received until of The FIRST day OF April next
and will be opened on that day
will be constructed ageeaby TO the act OF Congress
lesa Michigan providing for the
Of Captain cauasd Detroit which made
70 more Information.
addressed Detroit snd must be
Of surse Contractor names 70 be
JOHN &. BARRY,
HENRY LEDYARD,
ALFRED WILLIAMS,
CHAUNCY JosLIN,
Detroit, Feb 10, 1853.
| Mar 1-dtlstApn
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DON-T FORGET y sSrDER. Jr.'s, Wine sse~s, PAIL
adepha where wines and liquors rslese
ma cheap s.d have them early delivered yoa, sosss
Wsseraon nee II freight "Adsms's srpsss ifopppss
noe ~ s'aai OF s.isusehs berr sorssx.
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\ IRsT I'm Washington, nj Iron Hall. Psnnsylvs-
nis avenue,
PRICE REDUCED-ADMssroN TWENTY FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN The MISSISSIPPI
This magnificent painting III. fret and best OF has
exhibited 'h. country except IN Ph'adePhs In or
opportunity The price Of admission, during the
present week. all Of the Children
under a1 Doors open every evsnine d7i panorama
moves at7k-
l3-dn
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SLAYERY.
Judge O'Neall'- Letter.

10 ne EGNy( Tle Ad-l,,A rjate
SIR: Your corr cspoHdent of YESTERDAY Judge ON"all
q south Carolina Fays. have 'ook through Ms.
Stoves Key 70 Uucc Tom and find many mistakes -
Ard coucudcs his letter 10y say ine generally Slaves AZ
the south treated vi n more kindness, have more
cen aud money ct their own than free ser
wants ut The North or in europe" Aud then invites
Ms Stowe and those Wbo think ~ she does To come IN
see ALLOW TO 81, in reply. that hdre gone and
tIhtrcsoH iLsts Munster N the Methodist Eiic1
rsl ilrich bef i-r division, have ira e-d about
eco miles tie state az l. ussD., Mississippi aud
Alsbsua have been perhaps Ia usand p IN atoms
aIo have seen the sy,;- in rs vAf,Gs mold
Iis,e rl-o read ucr r. ms Cabin aud the Key G. il. sn1
fully bt,eiiat Sir, St"w mistakes, IS he ., p-,-eitO
ca H. f,ll f.rhr btlov tho sad ,rut1 thaa tley
u" ny --~ go beyond it, The porlcsIs mld-r than
he oli i'm al.
bot IN pct attempting de-orip ion Of Southern
Ssytry ItptCCis OF ttat Prison House have never yet
t,.r tftuglt 20 Ugh, The Judgement Register R only
r,.altn 1heuts Ss9e ~ili b. permft7 tell ~hich
n rCr l,iytg ''rn- e Il t1O we'd And IS II not
Saib foolish for the Interested party o. speak for
outher II hey sUk thr t'uth it1e Save sOsss for
Iu,.N Eut - u.s. IT, fr the Judg- ss4t-sntn aud
professor at Chi'iati;y aud all those at tho Sodth and
N,rth vh" I'm w.t. him g. c"-s ih.ir eyes - fc.s AMI
g. tie STA ui,s Iii v,D. R-.rbut or X -l-m-n' IN
y. cyir. acuf isirsiion viii rpay sarh tne Lord
Nih Wkst Tu-a-ufe met It shall BE- measured 10 you
ectin TIE mace Jsferson iren.bs his country Add
ed II pot usL. ~ believers Ia R-Vtl ttion ire nbi-
Ntrfet-r / / Aug ~. 1855 DAsL. Dc NsNE.
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ton be ~ liberty 70 become member. Of T. A. ON ,h4
CoTvefiioD IS crsADized the Commit aforesaid ,vns
had sUpie tine % sIauins psrs Submitted t1' ell -
port specify ug uhi,k - hs ApbSh's suonrtd - u !;
col 40 = best 'he whole. AMI r.clrn-nflI - y A.
Ffate n some othsr Is judges BIT aid m laFrn
ter y. then The srbsr 81 ihs reoor' vi 81 N
yh-b.;s .abui ted BY ib- c. mI tee h-,. l. = Or
scoItns ore q them who'll or t0ong part, OF O.
-rtht sph bets - cor -t1t- vhoe, " ~ Ks o-f
Or nay adopt N enrrsy cfereui slsh .o=; tar -
he all Of nsority OF the Cow, ntion, Or 10 despair
LCne a. all
Bot The prize sha Be awarded thl. A-r the Ccnv-n-
~ hs, tDsy fixed upon failed - tx Gpon 40 aJh ost
lrh hall De fte alphabet o. u..d ~ ~ nh---,
then The ID. nh-rs shall vote ~ ulpi V, or ID ne
question whether hs decision OF tle Committee - t. tn
bet iPtab@i on - Whole sn6m u-t Z y -h,A - c1-
truec lfhsre j. = rity - tie lirrl ttive. tla1 80
Abhor e that alphabet -hs take tn prze l. t-r- i
not rsoii'y it,n Ballots shtI be cS: each coa'.aig
n Tsu- Of p.ron Who suO utied an gh'O- - ~
{ iiiee a. ihe appointed ard - Eto ge's the
sige-t befs If votes sh II isss IN prZ@ C"n 80
o-- fDr tie pie Dot ~ al sed either
By means such prize PERI, p i.-z-r vns = ~
sdeau .ieut b. eH std Ia TIL, ed-in--s-
end ey he plan have n NJ oned an EN- lent con enilon
sy be s.cur- interest sp in - Pfoc-- i'ng- t.
te clcse. IL the pgbishfTs 81 ur - tsr popular IA
vel established rpsp-r- would hu pt h-r -Aru i-rs
together o. tie wheel. they I'D coivsSe a; VoFy
respectable couv enuon and then they might by giving tns
sp.hh-t which stouid ss'-ot, os thu, - <hi'h It
e. uc AWARD the = y IA q - select Constant
IA oy ia ileir oous directly pat i isr ,h-Nd Of rFA,
AGoI.~- Boyi-. Com-i",k snd any "i-e authors -
phoEtc sipn4b' Is 81 1Ed De welcome 20 'mte ioT ;as
~ nd g. beton- members Il te cosv-ut ~ there 10
Any logic au~Lee Ia ih-iT power ia favor OF their
own Iisrs By beng here they would De una ~ zee
d,csi' O tn oonytnii Il made one ~nd y @'lld D.
sHry tappy circuusiance al re LOO eFs II MS n)oe
e-us- ,.ud ib- ob-u- tu- & con- t"g-tn-- And
n y mise the Etca av thu, Ia iHlP71e
S.tl ct ihsn souu Jose h- horor. -v-n u n -rrc
Io Yin tie p.zr. Ba' wheh-r they ~"dli 'ne IA ~
To- believe a con, sut'on the pan a'rvs meutoirt
or ne .th.r s,inu..fed by ne, to three or hv-
gucG co bus Hld eve - al 4ipsaos; WOE
:! ' Of ,h- 4. .--lf- h.u % in ,trAi.
Y,rrs if,hf1 y ccnL DsivgR.
? So u.us' Won 80 VIZ E1'o- The oly III .u'y 3
20 IL . The u su 10 be- az c, aihte "a .ds need i5c
the triz- Nte,hsr dsn'-rs,ti phi.tutn-opg inter
std iiiift %. d" t. /. question hd- or-iy It To
that pelictr. ha; Geius woG.c wAit to- the
Other. II i could 800 much h-y"ni H. uo,-. e.
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PHONETIC REFORM.

t. he idi'o' q !-f y L. I'i'-@@
SIR: Nou are quite TlghJ IN not starting le phonetic
yVccraI By tl ia0oetc pha5-t h-s been agreed on
vfirh viii be- ne Alphabet pituan's alphabet Is In
b, i,,.r q, an our rrrseut one 50 i thst used by
"''s''' - - ~ ,;tn., 4. "a. f,;,,, .x,e,lT
'"' '~' % Ill 49,, ,h. 800 ,l,,n,,,...
t.ltH.fl TAi. ,iui,. bet .iil not oais fiitlfiiiv
~ ~ ,, s,,.ts f H.. lrs.i. ~ L.is.,n, VOICE
Co. ~ me 'r'.'"''. S1N'' 90 ~ N-'.'i
tut nr tt - adaitsu i" HtH tue N'"l au ''- q" pun
ug. b. TIE men best qlliued ~ cec!Ge On sGth
80, apr atttt ~ prsrfr4y cnnvers-ni WITH TIE pup
fishing Or.ic--.. 1nqu-,ti'ns's While tn-y e'l - @-t
c,.il- wla 81 h4,.t tIA,y .a1 CONF slcy phonetic
l,, RE better lu- -l 700 ,aapt al 30 ia th- torns
az .s .l.s,t-r, sal. b. l-lt sIr4oi ~, AID tlIs
skeI,, oniy 'a'ir- 90 me n-a AMI nu= noe wasted
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lRK and ERIE RAMROAD-Pa...nr

i ,-ru- YORK ssd ERIE RAILROAO--P4sseGgeI
n1 sT '' n Gs i sa..o ' 4s,
" 20 tie tev-foik cJ - rao1s ea-nss Of 'sssass
ss.1 fsi ~ ,or Dursi-s and susso H;srae1ss
roas fsiessen BY ms ifs'n IN i,'nn ~. ts 81 'i
sscc5nsODATlOs y P.H Tor Desnss sna Al 'a'sfns
%iis5ys .; Ds 81, !. ~, nc s"s ,''''
snIGaasTG7e. for Dunsirr n;erin d''s '-saoa'
o. sss0syf ouy oue eHI rsus 'rs,s a. . ? N 49, -, . III
-. sI'' t's eoans At S ss I. ~ .e a. !. &c., b @
glend4 'essa''' fer ccz 1ip :'f9i. 81 sss.a
NEw YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
" N.~ -UMHFR ARR G.atSI -Iot 20 -, s -,
N ID sidg Th.4P N t.,a E.r--e5
Co., ts,. ss i,s-.o,e hes =, SsCo,s Se.
- Buoreiorti he 5P " a. sors..s .oa Sre sr2c.I
,sA a. .aS - n 70, Sor-.t - 10 ed 40 ? or
g. Jc.1e- va H.ro,o srdo,s-d od ve,.e,-F,2,- 20
I'D p NJ Ih@f " -lfTtof u7fuofd t-ifnta - r sen
s.ir .no sdc-'o-p Hartford sua Springfield Toe P n -
sor Co. pe5sot B.-, .d Vermont Bs7r,s-E1qre At
sr Seoor ods,,co Y-H,yeo Hartford and Spring
C-r-i EsrosdAts d1&- " Recommendation IN Ne-'
-: Me-. 1s sfe; ID IS.1t f S''''
hoo.,i,n'c 49, Nsug-' e' ba''o-@-Ats 4 's1 81
r. D. toy ~ ,o.~sls Rsro.d-Ace,ni''on nd ~
" sid4 ~ r1Fr~-s
s'ss . 10 e. r. .at g,' s'"9 : i'1
y,o. ior~es Port r.csi AccpnaOi.fln ro.r,
so1 Nef~sk s45srd OA NJ FROM ror' ches-' ~ 'o
se.s. ~e~-ii.,so i.i. i,5I GRO " WIS FIR u, sgpt
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD SUMMER arrange
..a. e.s, Ctaa oe'~s 1s, t' sbaay nd IL
s.sa. BaGsio or Hc,,s. a, ooocs Ha,,ra r. ai
SCI S'se MTn'easb Va, Tso. ~ z /" ',9ssoF T.
~, p.o}s~eI.- ~ P..-eo.er T,a..at7AM al 4;oP
from srd ~, F',ish and P"~eos~i Tfsa " PIX
F@r Feet.smssi6A y SIP n aod6P II.
~. Tsrr,too F-1-,1 md Poaf '-epe fio' soD - AZ H'
r!,seers s~ o. Chan csaa CaastoPas., si.'sa
sUE6AY isAISs from C,os't a ne a 81 Ion roo.,.eeo'A
nd Tsp I" o' ""' ''geS .5 81 Feix 9' s.soa.
TOLEDO, NORWAIK and CLEV ELAND Rail-
i ROaD-FoInus Ia connection with TIC Nch@n -9l.lf-r
,1 .oiba diana tn, he Shore and syslsa -a5 p 'as
R.iosds ~ .ns en' Raj road La becca the Eist nd
~ AID ApsGous iouo between East1fn eis ~@so
90 81 '"-' suMxEk ARRANGEMENT
s,d m MQ%DAY Nay 10 P's@nsef Trains VIII I''V' aIJ
fsal5s,. excepted a. ol ows;
Accommodation al 80 4 81. st,opnz al Stations
EsI. I5P 81 stopping or Fremont Bellevue.
Law CLEVELAND.
Day Tsps at 70 a N, opoas onJ At Eorwak Moafoe'h'
e 4 r. sop S' oa o5s xrA Mon
ps,ll, Bellevue AID feIont
Al Toledo h tlaas @cs4n southern and northern idan
Bsnosd 90 Ci'"to AID ~as sat,.s nnd ,ni,us Oa - ~
eSpne, viii Trains Of Mod River a-d Like roae G
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ADOrBLE NrlsANCE.

T. a. Editor u ne y Y rts4@<.
SIR: In the bouse where live, some of the people
Chilly al their suds ID the yard aod carry 10 the
grtets ard throw all KINDS OF STOPS there al'O which
makes very bac su ell ibis ho wrafher person told
ne 10 20 to the Attorney Ia the C,rpOritlOn ia rue
ls.emelt IF the new Cry Hsll aud said h. would srOp
,m empy ny ib,ir -uJs 10 the !ard went there but
Old Dot s,e the Attorney. TIE Clerk, took my CON
plant bud hey sent tbe people OF the house noce,
SId hat wasthe last OF II they empty their suis ia the
ware ~ L ucn a. ever. | calico q ;und th5 A.
f,rie, flee. lie a. in IL Vas ri'-r nspleot. lie
iac Utu rRat s0t tactlOH INA you gctf d0st 14"t
.is 2. hosb.d ~ Ht,woy" The Corporation tOrnsy
ousLt 10 have 6htd The people IN u make this suisso-
VI b. s-w thst The nocs d-regsrcsd Perhaps ;hs
C,rpaob Attorney thought that II GOt -"ctn shis
y vas not worth ias lrouoe hat m0aey c.Ed b. Ale
N,ts.
siI can you tell wto'e driy 10 - stop nus .ncs
# n kirul P-bsp- WIS TX 10 going q the C'rpo
Tat6u AttorIsy II uid Ike 10 knox @ho !. tbs proper
p.rson 20 ate nd to ~ Perhaps Il is nobody
iueiLtss. Ehshs'N No j" hins 81
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The LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
Iaters sins and Important eeision or tae Supreme

cois.rorderee Of The \. :. Troe.

Colresrorcerce % The y /. lrib-Ar
sTAEkET SEMINARY fs'ez Co. T1ss ttI AaE - ls51
I'll. Eaiior Of m JTbEne deems the 10 loving case
a. IL porsnt Il app afs 10 gentlemen OF 90 standing
IN oui Couuiy be vii readily pu5li'h j. LID il vii not
ans 10 much goo but prove quite reir sizing tlis hot
vesrLer 10 t.CusaIds Of temperate readers
Il Is need, needed - Do away The false Impression
30 prevalent thar 10 evidence bat toc most direct aud
positive convict man OF selling sPirtloa- liqlDr
Many Jntlce of The Peace and nsny Of thr sovereign
pe,e labor uId,r the drls.Ou thai evidence IL these
eases must ne ten times stronger than Is needed
usict OF murder any Other felony Yea many
Cuuny Judge hss yet 0 lrarn that iaets may proved
in s,ich esse by eiToUIHsaHfII tefeace as We'll
suy oIer and hat there is 10 rule which requires u
to hut eyes sluitii Understandings, be-
.'csJs- the action b. 20 reeVyer penalty"
Let the sOTerei'r People understand ths and tue
Excise Law no g r iced BE- noah dead letter
On the c0utrarT. rla- ems ald powerful, Ild rssy
VI rKacu'i-- ~ .r iya has already been sauf1ry