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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-21
THE KNOJYNOTHING ).

The Pennsylvania paposs aud indeed tho entire p'e''
OF the country are greatly exercised upon the history
strength principles and action of the socsed hno"-
"Nothings" The Democratic papers generally oppose
them; SO do many Wing prints; and but few old organs
take up their defonse Still their action rapid and ef-
fecus in every instance where they make an e0ort-or
not cectual The failure is well concealed that no one
will believe that any attempt has been made
As instances Of the profound secresy of their move
oents We notice that in Atslants Geo, at special elee'
ton for Alderman, in the morning thsre was but one
known candidate but in the evening MIR. E. j. Hu!sey
quiet rcspe ecabe citizen who aspred to office came
100 ahead to the astn.hment of everybody and himself
especially.
A, AIleshany Penn the other day, there was an elee'
ton for Councilman fill vacancy IN the Second ard
j. r. Laree and John Coulcy were the only candidates
heard Of When the polls closed the vote was declared
Large 49, Conloy, 20; James Gardiner, 81
When this rcsul; was announced, everybody appe1'a
70 be aonished No ono could be found who had voted
for Gardiner or seen his tickets even knew thai he was
A candidate. Even the two other candidates were not
aware Of third party running in opposition to them
York Co Penn is said to be full Of -No'hinss In
the town of York there arc eight hundred or thousand
In old Codorus there are two three hundred ana IN
msny other villages in the county they are organFn. aho
prosperng.
The celebrated Parson Brownlow is out a favor OF the
KnowNOthpgs. lie pronounces the order me very 'hn
for the age and country We live in. He says they WIZ
elect the next President and that sdurer OF the
laws and constitution Of the Governmentno friend oil
Professionalism or of sound moral and conservative pne
ues either in religion politics, mood hesitate for one
moment to 60 into the order
The Democratic Convention Of Hamilton County, Ohio.
met on Sa urday nominate candidates Tor county 'ces
and Congress. Great excitement prevailed The Know
Nothing question was introduced and the organization
denounced. Charley Kcmclin, one Of the delegates
said IL was Inconsistent to denounee this organization
while the Democrats bad secret orgsmzeuon' reioe
ring 10 The Miami Tribe, Of which United States seas'os
we're members, and Geo. f. Pugh chief. ite lie was
rivon 70 this assertion, and Kemenn was attacked
spd finally Hcd, sfer which the Convention oToko up i"
. row, without nominating or passing resolutions
Harrisburg Pa.l paper says, We learn tha ois"' :
,, ,tpptv-h headed bsreroom politician m ul's to"h "o
y uspay employe TO do the dirty work Of 'oe e
s,fv Isderr recently offered Damocrahc nlscnsac i've
Py,sJ iolla.s n he would JON tho Known limaSs "hl
:" tiov theg TIE ravii01 itus sPPgoa' a'tei iAl s'ao
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Cholera in this City in ls49 and ls5i
Uhole No. Of Deaat' By Chfeyo-
THE CHOLERA AT NEEPORT-HOTELS
AMUSEMENTS Sc.

Coreuondenee Of The n Y. TTibsne.
NEWPORT, X. L. Saturday, Aug ~, 1904.
For the FIRST time has that scourge of filthy places
the Cbolera-visted Newport. IL first showed Itself
near the foot of Pelham street, about tw0 weeks
since in an old three story wooden building, contain
ing 10 rOOms, in which were 10 Irish families, com
pring IC4 persons In this building l5 cooking
stoves All the rubbish and filth made by its inhablt-
ants were thrown into the cellar by raising board in
The fret floor Their apology for q privy was found
literally filed 10 the third story emitting such an odor
NJ almost TO defy publication, except by hre Inc ai
tlorities cleared out the house and finally cleansed
the same. Another house near the Perry mill was
found SO full that the occupants, during the daytime,
were compelled from want of roOm TO put al! their
bedding out Of doors, whether pleasant or stormy.
This has also been cleared cut. 1he effect OF the eP
demic has been to terry aud scatter the Irish who
hsd come hitler this season in unprecedented num-
b(rs from tie great demsnd for laborers Large num-
bSrs have left but many have died IN the places TO
which they had fed, having taken the seeds OF the
disease ere they departed. Yesterday there were
deaths from this disease. One Of them. Mr. Lock,
was al work on his house, shnglng the roof all the
forenoon taken sick in the afternoon and at ocio;A
the same evening was corpse. Another was wo-
man. who had the previous evening after nara "a!
washing partaken more than freely oi boiled green
corn was corpse in less than "a hours sfer 80 tar
- INV information extends all deceased persons have
either resided in filth eaten unwholesome food The
more fortunate class here also suffering more or less
from diarrhea or dysentery. \ Dr. b. from your c1!;
toppipg al one of the principal hotels says De has hAd
fom 40 TO 80 such cases Cannot the old fcgylsI OF
Newport learn from this that the physical laws Of God
cannot be trampled upon with mpuny and the Poorer
Isssss In their community treated like hogs by land
lords and others without the Inhabitants IN genera
also suffering have been here several seasons, OUT
Say. rev,r before known the city filthy more esPe
cislly in back yard smells. Even AZ tue rear Of the
Ocean House there is what may be termed small
Ite OF chamber or kitchen sops emitting al od0F that
ycnr Five Points might be proud oi
ft Lo,els are ali aIled-almost wboIly with south
err and New-Ycrk peOpc-So: eyen spFinklng ireD
New.FBslsnd.
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sruned The base ofer With the remark ha. ne pay
q" he'd M money enough to buy him"

Iuned The base offer, With the remark that ne pa-ty
I" had M money enough to buy him.
The Cisciand PiainSeeIer speaking OF the I1va eIe
ton ays Grimes the Fusion, candidate for Governor "a
elected Wei. what OF it He had the Whigs Free
Soers MsDe Law men, the work. the assb aud the ID
10 back him. Besides he people al knew Grnes sap
posed they kDe him. They informed that he
Of Old Grimes that immortal good old man. VINO
bad such funny way Of buttoning his coat and hs Ike
bis fahor,,he sort Of Know Nothing" and 70
they all voted for him. That s the way he came to be
elected.
In regard to the expulsion of al suspected belong
the KnOw-Nothngs from Office TIE Waskiag,oa Globe
says:
1t is currently reported among The Know
that the Know Nothings holding Office must keep sharp
look for breakers ahead Rumors rife OF wha.
intended TO be done shoud the charge of Know-Nohny
ism be established. Already have heard Of several
removals that ground and Of several others hs; in
contemplation. One of the members OF City Coun-
cs, Joseph w. Davis, elected the Know Nothing
ticket and at the time held Office in the Ciy Post
Office worth g. 400 per year, Wednesday received
polite note from Col Berre the City Postmaster that his
services longer required. The removal Of Mr..
Davis is sad, threatened previous 20 the Mayors
election.
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eAsExpLosIoH ArA PAPER WAREHOUSE.

yioent en- loson Of o-crpCd gas tyoA a'e 81 -;
day NJ he paper warehouse OF Jas d. BeS'tcI y 10.
No 10 Spruce-s; bat fortunately ,e- acre lost u
arpesr~ that .rps the Gay egeyic,r u.ubsr 81 sss
s,,as rs snaployei u .-rlE-n, .ac pp@- preparatory
n c-nnectipe h. witt rho i-sa. ard e's !er5le -as
he. esclpsd and lo5gel between IA esing Sad rl'ss
At 10 ec.ek on Saturday morning Richard p~yer, one
OF the gas tsr broush; gh,ed candle in conise' VIII
sone o the escaped es, and explosion o''nei which
beT up the ist aoor down the ceiling 81 N second
story b.uke tic windows, shattered ;Ee re-f o5' van
sud Oh other damage. Dwyer vas severely ulsFe , oH
VI pr baby rcccvs-. Ph'ip Carr, Yong man en-
ployed IN the siorc, blown through window ana
landed the sidewalks. bu: escaped unh-r iE1 nse vas
pg, boaogo the eE-es arrived. lhe damage to tHe
bsld,ss is estDalel AZ 0J. tis oac of 80" ia'ey
erecel the ruins OF he 'ase Gre Which ocs rcd Ia
Spruc.-s;. ie~ months ego
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-21

Mr. II. d. Craig Telegraphc Agent 10 this City for the
Associated Press writes that the dispatch travelling the
rourds of the journals from Philadelphia southwark
cemiDg the Wig Anti Nebraska Convention" twice
stated wss SAINT of by him correctly as follows
Saratoga Convention assembled ten O'Clock. John
A. King temporary Chairman. Committees appointed"
&C. &c.
Nov as this began to appear rs " the Wig Anti
" Nebraska Convention" in Philadelphia, must be
clote the track OF It's transformer. Will the Philade
pha Editors inquire into the matter Or do they employ
Telegraph Agents to edit their several journals
Mr.. Crsig considers himself iDcupated by our former
structures though we did it, We did not pretend
10 know who in fault the premises but showed
that somebody and that somebody hoped dis
anYTr. So NHn do still.
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Arrived.

Ship Jenny nd of Bosson) Cal Newport days with rs.oad
rcn psssenge order Agg ], Ia q Is, lon - % saw
ship with F0bs rig Standing to the eastS ard f la ~
Ion 10 ship Ocean Queen standing 10 the eastward on
NeW-Oredns for Liverpool
sb We.ferp C0ntEen tcppsr % Boston, Hggns Liverpool,
81 d.y with COS. No the Bnss ship Lea
yit storer from Liverpool foT New YORK
Rs,E Jonb.n oodhue snh .e Sister who lied ii inst.
the Oul stream NuOsn. day, with cotton &c. 70 Denuis
touu Wood 4 co. o..
schr M5ses Br Nassau P y days with old cop
re.. salt, &c, 10 ". II. Newman
Biz Coreo Goodwin Baltimore snd days from the Cspes in
balltst. 10 Hech 4 kunhaIc-
sshf VIM H. smith Nichols Wilmington, ~h nAyal stores 70
DolDsI Poster
to 3 Blossom.
sehr Msrhs Weeks BeaafO, y c. with ulys stores TO Bate
ms 4 Rudder0w.
Schr Elizabeth Ann, M1Dsoe Washington, y u WIN nafaL
.,ores 10 g. Williams
sehr Oregon WhingOl. With nsss stores to :
L MiichlL
LAuycHHDst Pos Jefferson the 18Th lt By NSzra Bedeh
Darling aufl schr OF 500 tuIs named the Ralph Post Sac
aue specimen Of BrookhAven build hn ed throughout the
no.t rssn. and the thd hI lsan.hed this N A~ou
bv her enterpns builders She owned By parties reading a.
E.wYk Apslsehieol. .ne sthtow1 l. l. 81 ~hsh ater Pss
Hamilton D. Contln resdes sh i intended
Rpb P, hbe Of APsscheos P-eke's ard VII commence
diatey she w o. towed 70 ks P0r- -Sn
where she Asy = a. Pier No II, z. r.
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bly, ever VIII be in TN. country All the members Of that
f farmers sons and commenced life with no oap
tai decen. school education, good hAs's
and q determinec energy.
I.s an e1trsordnary fae that although . es;rns,sc
over ninety five per cent Of Ihose engaged ~ mere al e
AID rcisl pusus in large cites die nsatVsnf 81
the MEMBER Of this old firm, after p1ssing through me
yicssiudes prosperity sad diversity lave passed o19
BY from the s;ege leaving large fsrtunes. IL nsy
safely he presumed that parallel ease of prosperity n
busIes OF 20 lsrge number OF individuals, composlDg
firm whose business and interests have been separse and
distinct for f.sen years canno. ee found IN the his
tory Of our country. ICievelsnd Herald Aug. "a.
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FIRES.
-, ~ HnnsIEH. Z.

~ "
About - clcck Is'ndsy morning FIRE hs - oa' d
one Of the foke houses IL the of NJ - Wo's t
owned and occupied by Stevens Co Iovison j. .iers
The fremen obeyed the alarm with aaery end sn sno-
dued TIE fames The lose VII not exceed sl.to'. ln'
,ured in the Mercantile insurance Co.
The FIRE occasiOned by some OF The hams falling
into the pit thereby creating Hsne wioh comm infested
the other meats hanging about AMI thence 70 the wood
work Of the bnidrg The fire VIZ. ccnfned;c the smoke
house IN which L originated.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-21
Bills OF MORTALITY.

The City Inspector makes the following returns of the
THTnrr-TBrRD WEEK Of the present year:
WEEELY REposT DEATHS CITY CouyIJ 90 Fs~
YotE (rom <sgu.t IL % .fssss' - 1884
MEs, lso-WOsss, i75-BoTs S6OizLs. >e)..Totsl S1}.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-21

ship-Lyls Winder, Charleston, Arnlr Leary'
Bclk-Cuba, Leayiit, Sisel, A. Pa,r1Io 49,, -
BhsE-Acys.ure, tBr) HescrOf - Sephen1 Nh peo Lsef
Fairy Wieby Philadelphia, master.
sch Dos Amigos lPostl He1ques Lisbon Ms;hado'
C. Colgate Baltimore. Mailer L0d; Hseyon' Freeman
smi Lyillf
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Another very large reduction amounting TO i2s, which
makes 226 reduction in two weeks. The reduction from
Cholera amounts to 81 being 2 per cent for the week
Cholera Tnfanum has decreased 80 Diarrhea 81 Dyeu-
terry IL, and some other diseases have gone down.
During the corresponding week in lsi9 there were s6s
DE- aths Of which 3s9 from Cholera. The population
was then but ye-sevenbs Of the present amount Over
sixty per cent OF the above bill s OF persons under ten
years of age.
Our tables below win give a view OF the progress Of
disease with comparisons with 1853 and lsi9.
CoMPAHATIvE TABLE OF MORTALITY for the Thirty
Tl,ird week of 1sJ3 and is5f.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-21

A srccrssrrr Rrsryrss FIRu.--The late Jsmes NJ
noyt whose death we noticed saturday wns the last
OF The weuk known four house Of Eli Hart Dow, %;
b. Cay and james IT. Hoyt firm which, daI.as ~ & sN
isteDoe, hos exercised controlling innaeoec - -
aour trade than any eooecrn tia. ever hN tees G. lV"
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Nhslers.

AR Al EdsA,tovI Ish @ N-E'e ats Of Ssss1-'siJ &c
for : - ha ing voysse- a.,
i2s ~h
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Being en- aggregate increase thus far this year. over the
same period s53 OF nearly 81 percent Iheinerease Of
population is probably from to 10 per cent
THE CHOLERA.
The following comparative view OF the progress OF
the Cholera in this CITY in lel9 and 1854:
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TOR sALE-A 6ne airy and convenient RESI-
DENCE loe,on pleasant, within hye Eia1.es az OF
NJ ~ Fyr, q Ferres Phee rs 7-0uy 10 cash r11i.rd
lie m0rtssEe F9s arhef paF1 1a A
nv 70 WILLIAM Il ROGERS the p=slaisss NJ ~ Hcksi
bfooklyn
TOR SALE-A large new threestory, lrst-class
HOUSE tIcwr stone hsseneri and nsI-se i1 = y
usuts ke.tas ar a., s1nlgAb.y locssd q WILL 10
JURGr rssf .he feulss ". b slld . ' FIscS to|'.
Tsrms easy IrsaiTe Of L T YOIGhI, No 81 sfoststy
NOR sAIE-A nne FARM of eighty acre., fifteen
.rr,. roessua ca h- .rsnis,s DWs4lcs ls3 d al
,a--, ,ialdits.- b: ;essanT sstusted i hANO-
tEK Gcrri- eeurfy Ne Jersey F1e al1 I'm
r.aat fsGttir a'arr sr5y -c " sAE AShC
,gIfsF \, - Cr..E.eb.s 4 { CLARK
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Mdfbiuerp, &s.


CRYSIAL PALACE FIRST PREMIUM SEW
~ ING MACHINEsEo Machines heretofore oaered tor SAFE
with those manufactured aud sold y the avery
Sewing Machine Co.. No ol Broadway The smphey o. ,hen
con trucon liability out Of repair tho
prcteahy stitch, and their durability render hese the
only practical tho pabc Besides the Patent
r Machines free from the legal controversy which hmoN
all others involved which confederation TO pur'
chaers article. tie eheaost aud best,
well call before puIchAsin oseshee Oders puacsday
at nded Address
THOMAS n LACEY President Avery Sowing Machine Co,
No PSI Broadway, New.fo chy.
CTEAM ENGINE and BLOWING CYLINDERS
for BLAST FURNACE SALE.-A steam Ergne, N'rch
cylinder sgoke. together with smng ,ynde et
diameter wording od tor sale Afpy
T. EDW. BECH n kUAHARDr, No - Belycrst, oF y a,
TOWER, Ascnt PousAcoT' 'e Iron MorAs, Yolshkocpsls
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared this Forenoon.

PORT OF yEwYoRK ....".Acer'r :.
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TOR SAIE-oue of the 6nes- located HOUSES on

nor SAiE-tue OF the tnes- located HOT SIS on
L BRooKLYS HIGhES L hsuSsousy lsruishsl rhsansh
cu. ih r. FURNifCRc vi b sold for -Rfs a. hc
oysuer', a5cr- Leaving ov- @1tE's T. n ihe SooNyn
P,s,Otce. - .-- -- -- -
IS0R S,LE-1he three.story BRICK HOUSE, No.
f'5 D.f.eSf Prctisr % i thee III and hset
aeI,gsAy F'inisa "a ie So; ;;.. fa s.n.i sn
Price e5iT AFiY % CHARLES -NnI'S No. . fr'hA'fs-
Se'sYlrk.
Tor SALE or to LET at a GREAT BARGAIN
j Two-sTORY anI ATTIC HOUSE. xih large t'.o'ory
"ms sas % ~ .r.les .aS Jols uisIs "a fonl aui rear
,sd i.-.s rear Mess IT, eeupo'nt Aso tle feh-
NIuRE eoIi.io'd in .ed hou' Apply % ne N PslsEyF
No - Wsshirscu-st, Of . W. .- s-ie-'..
NEWTOWN VILLAGE LOTS, in Myers Addi
IN on-Only si These lot. arc high and
l9.sd sihp he ,,se sad iIy - 1 g. ,S .s9y - JOIN
B. MYERS No. 1875 Broal~r,
ONLY $3.50 cash wanted to purchase the handsome
~ TWO STORY ATTIC ana BASEMENT HOUSE VIII pi-lks
and futfd columns in 'front.' finished thouh"ui IN me ss
thec I-Ib Inaaies diDs dooTs, eIaees sse lss As Va
No 5Il Grand ST., Villa nsbgrsh
DRlVATE SAiE.-A beautiful COUNTRY SEAT,
ACRES OF LAND Ihe loaon very desirable the bank Of
The ef the budns all and very npict and should
BAKER WEEKs AuetionoeE No Metropolitan Baak Build
ms conner Of Pine st and Broadway
VkIVATE SAIE-rwo FARMS situated at Oys-
Bay within mile The landing, and six miles So@
Farm hiss portion Of wood land and good water ty
will be taken eXchanse Apply TO BAKER WEEKS, No
Metropolitan Bank Blldins. cor Pinest aud Brosdwsy
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE.-SlN
LOIS On lstav between 2d and ath sts Inquire u the Of
see Of the Empire IroR Works foot Of East 2s st. raaerr
600 .Sr 9fEE sHIck sfs 4SSsE Ts@p
lsT.ee Broo.yn finished by the d.ys work best uanner
on bond and mortgage Inquire of PTowNsEND Nassau
81, ap.,sIr.
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vu,UE MISSES ROIIR will reopen their B0 tRD-
Y r,G sna DAY SCHOOL. rHIksuAt. -ggL ik = "a
= =, ~, ma 3: ler r-crrcc. 80 iSi Wcsi sihs-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-21

We append the following table showing the nunber OF
deaths in each week this year. and the corresponding weeks
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the dl.charge Of

~ RICHARD FITZGERALD iusoyeut, from ne 1eo< Gar
pro,aon Of the third .rce frs, tide of the 9Th
ensrter ,ee scond part Of the Reyo Noe as pub
ts CoeniY Judge Of the ceanty Of q az ones n hs
yinase of Rs sai1 me ~c c.y Ssptsaeer
1854 10 gelei fsesoeH d as day Dys Ia" io"N
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CLERICAL. JOKES.

,1.,,, W,r,, IA -,,,,.,
in his v,v VI, low. ror.,.,, ,.,n ,,,.,..,
amused in realm, erc,. >, or,.;.a. tho ,,.,
Festival Of the New Iuol,nl *o.;r.v IN Vow
York. III, remarks cii.itol iya,r,,t. ."yb,
clergy # View i.n,ana." In ,',c o.. a,inr
Of hi, ,pec;h H.. CO.,. II G.1 m,.,lf =, o,
uuusr,l ,.acc arl rn,., l,..n ,:,,.n... .,,..os
That find il difficult t. ..r,, ~, no.
shat like the deacon. v!.o. wien KEEL to
l"al in PRAYER at a Conitr1ncc ner::n... ,2-
,lncl to 10 So He -. enc. '.,,qc.l VIII, TX
Ii. venerable IN .iur.,y,. assn. Him t,,,.,
hal lie a'lity ,o,, or.,,. =, ,xnr ;,c i. -
vh;,l ~" {, .ca2 vrrv r,.,'lv r,.li.l ;,.i
tr knew he co,...! ur,v. In. Tia. ., alvey.
l,.e,i Il. f..l no. unli!.. TIA. q, On nv,
- on ,i. o,.,,S:.?"
.,c,;n -,cakir ..,~;l,iL .,r...f,,,, a.
low ministerial G.!r!;.v." h, sax: -"Thcr;.
~rre thirteen c:.ii,'.cn in NJ. fathers family.
and eight Of them b2n. E,v. o.l, seven of
them turned out ministers, Their. were two
more. the father AMI h:o.!.rr-in-.aw. con-
ncctrd with the order: AMI to make s.p TIE
number TO more than a dozen. | married INTO
family having Only four more. Being thus
Il Hebrew anon. Hebrews. sap o>e il WAS
thought b: tir .,"ntouou ,l.t road ~
so'neth'n. Of he GERRY
speaking of the INF, ,i,,nr,. ~ ,ui,,; tor :
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1 ,.,Ir. of all ri.r.s j. C..: J. :!
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49, 49,. .:..,I 81 "a ;. . .l ,.,.,,
il.> is alike true of Gods. icvr>l SYMPTOMS. a
Bilious G,rlnG,lnout>. They III tci T. 3, ONE OF
produce the deep seated and f,rin;. l.. .~-,.nc9,
win i load .llc h' t!~c~ AL ot,r a. .'! i....a
reliable '.".iiv i'.N -ir !, IL T. f .1,, ..t. t.
IN .i L. health. and this Pm has beg. Ier.r,
with col. -'r"'n"'" XII To mt that q! :i.t.. ~
r.;::, 'c u'' "f IL virtues by llN>:"!~. lra.r>
so-s. and ,''.e;'> hfS shown results -urIH~-'".,
any thing E.l'fto Known ~ any m"d',-;". CIR
haze been cr't' o"Noi'd o'.:1' were '-'N -; ','-
s:!l:!tcd b: r>"nN OF such cE4!;,t '>i'Io al
character - /" f"rNd tie su>ilc.". TT 1t'ru,..
imo,.t IT. eminent gentlemen II boz. ''e
allowed t. refer tor the" facts. are
Ii"i. AiLN!I[E H'Ir th' 4. .;.-' he, Sur
econ OF New i"I: city.
Door; \. n HAfr*. Frac.ira! tA-:a;~; II Il.
i'I! ,'N''A' ana ''eoo.,.~' 'r t' ~t,;" - y.
S''ti'N, ~,
-, ~ H. -h"iH' i -. ~ c'i!nr:t >crIcoN al
Physician. of tn City of Lowell. who h;.. long ,.>.
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/" *,Er : BAILEY lInr>r nr,w T.
INDIA wi''n 4 horse Tan and viii draw in
steal OF whipping. squirting or burning him.
as Is ''tv"cn;!, the practice iii more civilized
countries ''.'; quietly get rope and attach.
II: II 10 one OF Tie fore feet. one Or ~, ,,,,
f'':v io'd OF i; ani Advancing Jew PAGES a.
i"'. "a 'i.c horse, pu!I ,hcir best. No matter
how stubborn TIE an:n.a! ..ay l, = few H.,
ses O.! - n treatment effect per.;.c, cure.
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i-!crs we're: and If any Of Won had been lis
ionin". as WIS, Won would have said that
every mothers son Of them was Dutchman.'
The clergy then we're not av"rsc to 4
h0rs" race when the occasion called for it -
II reco!lcct once that Doctor BAG lus of Beth
lchcm. on returning from my fathers house
to his home, was attempted TO be passed Ivy
man. The doctor had no idea of being beat
IN. and. if he was, he meant that the man
should 10 it we'll The man finally saw that
it was impossible TO ovcrtakc him. and hal
loocA, a tho top Of his voice, DIR. Backus.
YOU run as fthc devil vas after sou.' The
doctor. looking over his shoulder at the ma.
aid. in reply. i believe he ~"
Speaking Of The cold meeting houses, he
Gives usa rood anccdotc Il do not say
that should relish those old ideas of church
-on., and sitting two mortal hours Of 4 Win
~, norn:n. without fire in the room for
4 >tory II a church in those days. was under
e'ooi 20 !, . !, .ccration, wen il such thing
.. = .,ove wa, then conceived Of. When ii
W, !;r't rroyp:nd 70 iniro,'nc" c'oyc; in III"
church OF ny u9'ivc lace. !.ijchied,in Con
'.cc,:-nf thee vas violent or c:i:;on r.a}!c
% H. \ .ran 81: u one ZOO! ul,l dea
"a T,o~l...'." I'D! lir: 'ncacon 'irow-
'.i! :. .:",o., T.: .icri 70 ! toy. Ga:-
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Auction Sale.

VVNllt following property Belonging to the Estate
L Of :he late AIno~ Curt. Of -. J"in>hnrv vii.
b. sold at public Auction. on SATURDAY, March
%. leii-Sal" t. couiu'l'c3 - ~ o'clock. \. ".
20 VII.
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C;VE. GOOD MEASURE.

u H.L.ARD l.. BROWN