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Rsubsn Hiteheoek, Pref Samuel s.. JOIN.
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FEIHoIPA
n. B. BRYANT, JAMES W. LUSK,
d. DWIGHT sTRAITOS.
TAcu uLTT.
II. B. BaT1sT, Professor Of the seisnes Of Aocount.
II. DsisHT sIEATToE, Associate Prof N the several
Departments.
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p. Z. srEScEA, O. lCorr,.oasssoesF -
saEAH l. srrscEn, Insraersss IN The LADIES' Writing
W. W. HlHDzE, ASSISTANT Prof 10 Ghs BOoE-ksepinS
Department
Hons Judge sTARrvELTHEE and Il. D. cLEHK, Lee
tarers on Commercial LAv.
President Asa MAHAx, Lecturer on Political Economy
EEKasoE ElWnTE, Lectures on Commercial Geog
raPhy.
For fal Course IN Double Rntry Bookkeeping.
Penmanship, &c, Tine unlimited. 5000
For full Course 10 Ladies' DepArtment, S0,OC
p 1T f.
For various styles in Ornamental PsnaushipssA Agrssd
upon.
THE Principals Of this Institution design ma.
king IL one Of the best mediums in the United State'
for impsrting thOr-sgh and practical knOsledge OF The
active duties Of ts counting Room. and business pur
suits in general. Bookkeeping IN ell s departments a
used by The most accomplished modern Accountants,
win be taught in thorough and successful manner.
This department under the personal superntendenes
Of one Of the best accountants IN the United States. NO
Mercantile College IN the West possesses superior equA
advantages for imPartng practical knowledge ofC0m
mercial Science.
Mr. J. A Redington, an accomplished and experienced
Accountant IN various branches Of Commerce and Trsde
Is associated this Department and will attend writing
up Books adjusting long slandiDg and complicated &C
counts, &c, in q correct and confidential manner.
Commercial Geography iS an important and interesting
branch which has until the pFesent time been con
nected with Mercantile Schools.
The spencsran System Of Penmanship ir all its forms
will be taught by its author P. X. Spencer, and ]. W
nsk. No Institution in America offers superior iaete
to this for imparng aueot and systematic handwriting
The Ladies' Department "a entirely separate from tb
gentlemens and Is fitted up in most superb and cOu
Venent style,
Business men can be supplied With the most relabl
Accountants BY application TO this College.
The Principals Of thie Institution render eficieh
sid TO the graduates in securing good situations.
~ Send for Circular BY NAL,
JanuaTV 1874 "
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cARRoLLToN CAN'T BE BEAT.
MARQUIS & Company,

MARQUIS Il Company,
ARE engaged in manufacturing some Of the
most splendid and highly finished
SADDLES, BRIDLES, de-,
that has ever been presented to the gaze of the
people of Carroll county. Their stock of arti-
cles, in their line, is unlimited. Just step in
and notice some of those splendid HARNESS.
) THEY CANNOT BE BEAT!
Fellow citizens, we appeal to you for your
support. We promise to give back in trade.
the enfirs value Of your money, and little over.
ALI we want is fair trial. and if our prices
don't suit yOu, you have the privilege Of going
elsewhere. We know from our experience in
our branch of business that We cannot be sue
cessfully competed with in the way of PRICES
Give us one call, anyhow.
Remember the place to purchase
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CONE RIGHT ALONG. - g'

Harlem is the place to buy cheap, good, fashionable
gOods so come along and make no delay, but before
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schoOl House purposes in the following Districts viz;
Dist. Township Mills Total Dis Tp. MillslTotal
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Thompson has ben East Again.
And after days and nights Of fatigue, and toll,
has succeeded in buying large lot Of New
Goods, a part Of which he paid the cash for,
and the rest he bought on Gedl-all must now
be sold, and debts paid, to keep bis credit up,
All the world is hereby invited to see the
Grand Result s
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GENERAL CUSTOM SOLICITED.

Amongst the articles to be found at c. A. Boegels
Drugstore, Brick Block, Main st., opposite the Patton
House. CaErOton Ohio, are the following:
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scyIbes, Forks, Hoes, ShoYels and Spades,
full assortment on hand and win be sold ehesp
by 9. d b.
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PROBATE COURT ~
'-nosi ouinby, guardian q
r. heirs u HJfses PJiisr,
isceased
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Jersey city Intelligence.

nk TIT srxr OF the Jersey City Provden Institution
Tor Savings met on Saturday and declared semi.an
nua dividend Of sx per cent deposits from IS $780,
I'VE per cent on from $500 TO 81 00 and four per
cent on sumo over 81 600 This dividend took effect
from yesterday
IfRRniR DkAsH IRON rm Usg or cANpHxyE "A young
woman named MARY Kelly, domestic in the family Of
Thomas McWillsms, who resides In Grand street near
Henderson was pouring camphene upon the fro on Sun
DAY afternoon, TO make 1t burn, when the flames com
municsted TO her clothing she was burned In fright
tul manner Mr.. McWillisms came to her aid imsnedi-
ae but coaid not her She survived the accident
but few hours in great agony and died during the
night Mr. heWnhams was considerably burned about
his hands and wrists, in attempts TO save her
srAos AocInsST.--An omnibus load Of passengers
met With accident while coming down BERGEN Hill ON
saturday afternoon One Of the horses became FESTIVE
and the team turning little aside the omnibus came In
ccotact with the rail al the side. This being fran
was Of no service and the omnibus with thirteen pas
sengers nsije vent over the SIDE falling about eight
fest Three ot four Of the passengers were .iixhly
bruised. bet none dangerously. One womsn had her arm
broken. The turnpike compauy should wall each
sieo the turnpike there, which woal render such 40
ciasnts Impossible.
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CLEARED.
T1si Clipper. ss.'sssi s Gssan' S.n S
s :: ss x s..sy ys ss.. s.. Marshall
sultan. h IS; Ne. rrs o1ss na N:s.
sniH 4 ss.aS,; Cos, s New Orleans Frost
Collins "'''0'''n '0'' '''m'snA''' H'n'ns''' Logan
BARK Ns,arins, Psadl.sen. Boston. R Buck Co.
Brig Iehro siel. Forte Marsees, Chambsrain, Robin
Brig D Horton sr, Derr, Turks IslaaSs W Dsvsa.
Brig J W Eirsu, Bingham. JaeksepviiIs, W EIwsi
Big CA W.. Wilt: Bs;.s. yAsmp; g H.,ssr.
seSr smith Hobart, cSsri.sson. Xecrssdy. Mot. 4
s.sseAr x.,na. Z Wells, Terry Wilmington. xecrs.dy.
seSI Sssso,I., Nishs..os. Philsssslphis Mckee
SIR ssrs1 ll,lssssA, smith, New Haven. master:
steamship Company. .,.,rr,,
..s sssSa + . ss.% lie.
SIP White e sihss r.. q x Ryan LIVER
sas With
q n: s' e .I wiss Bremen % days
s:ii .I,n, Han S0a. Dat: Lin..w .hS fell OYER
: s:Sn E nm Bsf x.r
BAH ysin BRA iei RasiIsnd BRA. ssxasl. crana. y
wEivsi Co. The has been ten days north Hate
Brig Asxaa. Ssr Sh.issn.Sa. Antwerp % days. with
Brig NIAGARA (of Bangor. Harding Salnns PR not Ma
. s. u. % ;S psls b brig Mercy from asi., for sssa.
Brig ccndov. lof Providence, Adsmson. xstsnrs. IL
days, with sugar, to master,
Brig Iian.sb.rg M,m) Hsrans. Cara, Cuba, q days.
Brig Lubec Ressy. Rondout With coal. for Boston
schr Kent of Baltmoret Hopkins Rio JAnsiro Nav ~
with coffee to Napier a Jeknfen.
scir wing Of the Wind Psarssl Hsvsns Il days with
pineapples 10 MeachAm Stow.
sehr chryselits, Asksriy Ne. orlssn, ~ days With
bales Of cotton; marks them, saw large number
adrr, bvt night coming on did not pick ? any more
Schr Charlie " ilie (of psmsriscotts Tikbets Daren
Ga 10 days with lumber bound to Dsmsriscotts.
Schr Northern Light Doyle. Maoh.sa
Sehr Lydia Brooks. Comnuiss. Tr5rtsn. No, & days.
Sehr Flying Dragon, Harding. Boston. } aays.
Schr Thetis Nickerson. Boston.
tctr Mystic, Higgins. Hsrvich
Schr II Barnes, Iorsll Harwich.
Scar Cartbsgena, Wilson, Eoad5at for Por,smvuih.
HrIOW.
Ship Empire State. Br,xrs from liverpool J1se will
nidss aud psssengera TO u a A KiaxssAad 70
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BOwXRY THEArRE.-The much admired local
drama, called tn East River Boatman." viii COM
mence the hments, after which Miss Wells
VIII appc4 - {ayorite dance. The champion
drummer, 70 J. Emily Downie, will be the next
feature and then the drama of the "White ,rse Of
the Peppers will be produced. Signori Delfno and
Legero viii next give their feats Of magic; and all
will close with the farce Of "Wilful Murder"
NIBLo's GARDEN.-Mad. Anna Thill0n, whose en-
gAgeent 80 far is very successful. appears tonight
in Balfe's opera Of the Bohemian Girl" in the
character OF Airline, and Mr.. Frazer as Thaddeus.
The scenery Of this piece is very grand, and the
music Is excellent. There can be little doubt but
that the house will be crowded. The Iaavels and
MLe. Urea Matthias appear tomorrow night, in the
consist Of the farces of "Bamboozlingr and the
"Spectre Bridegroom there will be comic singing
by Mr. Wallace. Theevening's entertainment con-
asta Of the drama, in three acts, by Dumas entitled
"Th0 COrsican Brothers, G. w. Clarke as Louis and
Fabiea du Franchi. The African Twins are great
curiosity.
TEE HiProDRoM was crowded last evening. Every.
body who have not seen the magnificent tournament
should avail themselves Of the opportunities offered
this week Of witnessing the fitting matches and
other chivalric displays Of this gorgeous pageant.
WOODS MINsrRRLs.-The same attractive pro-
gramme which was given here last evening ia to be
continue to be well patronized.
BUCKLEY's SEKENADERs-Those who have not
yet seen the buresque opera of Cinderella" should
witness 1t - soon as possible for it will shortly be
Withdrawn. Secure your seats early.
Miss Louisa Howard, from the Haymarket, and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wood, from Manchester Eng are
engaged at the new Boston theatre.
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stock sales.

PHnADxIrHIA, July 18.-Reported by Fry 4 Thomas
First Board 900 Wilmington RR 6's, s6,s; 4,s37
IS SO do, bs, 33; 10 DO, cash, 3ss. 20 Psnna RR,
49, rs DO, b3, 43s Is Beaver Meadow RR BE- w. 81 Vi
No do, 37as; lido, 37 0oLong Island RI, b5 IL 100
Morris Canal 1917 10 Lehigh Nav, $685. 50 Union Canal
1oA; 10 Mechanics's Bank. 29x. Bei,reen Boards-l5
shares Bank Of Kentucky, 1908, 80 Reading RR 83h;
e oo O. Belmont I'd St. e. g. ScoSd
4sis; 100 Reading mr., s5wn, $50; 20 do, 33ls; 20
Norristown RI, days, ST. beaver Meadow RR, 37,5;
IL Harrisburg RR b. 54x so Girard Bank l2 Louis.
viie Bank los, after Beard 200 shares Lehigh Zinc
2. Market steady.
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From Washington.
1hE HOMESTEAD BILL--HORRID ATROcfT'

,,w WASHINGTON, July IL, 1854.
~ seems 10 be settled that the Homestead bill will not
pas the senate Many senators, originally friendly to
the measure have changed front upon the feature en-
tending the provisions OF the bin over Aliens and will
not only vote against H. but every other effort 70
place the responsibility the President, IL being un
derstood that he would sign the bill notwithstanding
his veto OF Miss pxs 1nsane Land bill involving the
principle. But the prevailing sentiment hos
y TO the entire measure as IL 10 presented.
brutal murder committed here last night wing
10 an Irish family row. man named Keefe had his
head literally chopped 10 pieces with hatchet, and
died to day. His wife and another woman also
vercly cut with the same instrument The perpetrator
Was arrested.
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SxcoND CONGRESSIONAL DrsTNcr N MArE.--The consul
taton Of the several committees appointed at the whig
resulted in the selection Of Hon. John Perry the
nee Of the Morrill, convention the candidate for Con-
gress The entire anti Nebraska vote in the district will
thus be concentrated him. which win secure his cleo
ton. Gilman the whig candidate, gave way for that
purpose and the free sellers made nomination This
has heretofore been Of the strongest democratic
tricts in the State.
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DID nana Dsssl. ssaAasf. = aAys arsa Bssasa. -
eegxL
Aiso. one lumber loaded brig. uaknsvn.
SAILED.
Ship Mediator New 0rasaaA
WiAl dusiag the day 8euth.


LAuxcKsD-At Calais lttA inst - msssrs q Portsr
Co. hne ship Of 62z tena callsA the ta1phyiiA.
PnilaHs Ins 'Sss lsss y nsssrs Day Son 49,
nsseins owned By Msssrs Bsnnsrs rsthsrs n
WILMA =.
esisiti.s Shis a NJ tous csisl hs Pssstsi. sys1 ~
the 6u,dsss sad ~ MsssEs AS Isunes aad Jekssss
The model furnsAsd BY Mr. Pook. naval eenstrustsA
Chsssstown She built Of best New Hampshire OAK -
Al sullivan No soth Sis 81 NJ Asa wAits Sac 49,
Per brig 2H toas called the Chimbsrsss built
Mr. VIM SAlter Of the hast materials In the NEST thtgsuGA
Of good model work saship 40. oxAed By hsse
Saatsr White Psrry OF 0ulivaA Joha West &c. o.
S'Emeyy, Of Boston.
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We are in receipt Of Galveston dates 10 the 1sh inst
large body of Indians from Mexico were marching
into the interior OF Tcxas creating considerable excite
ment No efficient troops opposed them and people
were complaining against Gen Smith and getting up
petitions Tor his removal and the appointment Of Gen
Harvey to the chief command. Tie condition Of the
troops throughout Texas was excellent
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PHLADELPHIA-Arr July H. PN brig Busaa snAm.
Small, New Ycrk; sehrs Barnard; tarns.sElh, C9ss
Hand, Bostoh; King. Leeds, AIbAay. UrbslA, -
eomhs, Bristol r. TsIPsy Pors.month;J Cs4watslsR.
Enliams. Leesbug; Crouch, Hsndsrsoa. Prsv1sase
Below, brigs 1ilsn (Brt Ciaspse, from Newcastle DH
Narklsna. Nnnigan. Cisnfusgos.
Cid bark Chenango. Hinss, Callao; brixs WhsaAsa.
ssessoa, Di Jane Baker (,swj s.n.s. ,sI assS.sy.
combs Bristoi Semsryille. CIowsli Bssten; Yicei1a
Kelly East Grssnwsh Melville. McGrsxor WarsAAas
Crouch Henderson Providence volaat COUSINS Bests0s
Hopston Berry NBedford stsnsrs Delaware Clark sAZ
Massachusetts,, Goodrich, NY0k
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MAssiioN, July IL, 1854.
are occurred here last night destroying the Mas.
slou House, snd q number OF other buildings. Toss
about t25 GOO, fully coytred by insursnce. has
teen arrested on suspicion Of incentissi.p
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BALTIMORE. July IT, 1854.
At cattle market to-day prices again declined The
offerings 600 bead Of beef CATTLE OF which 100 were
driven eastward and the balance sold prices ranging
from % Is to - rs the hoof The market for hogs
dull at s. rs IS IS.
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GHects Or ne Latest Stock svvanAIe.
FauADaLPuIA STOCK nARxsr AND ran ovnG-Issux
or VERMONT cshrsAL RAILROAD sHAazs.
PmiADxlrsuA, July II, 1864
re fraudulent issas Of ct Boston By Mr. Crane
President Of the Vermont Centra Rarosd created muci
oeasternasion ct our stock board.
Crsss was ooe OF the subscribers 10 The stack Of the
6anbvry and Ee Railroad uPoa the faith ~ which the
city q PhlAAs,paA ssusd bond. for IL azst niiion
0ears Of IL subscription the ordinances Authorixnx ths
Subscription requiring that similar should Arst
Be obtained from private Subscribers.
operations upon the road the sscoad subscption by
the city cannot now Be paid
TIN VERMONT CENTRAL STOCK AND TEE BOSTON
BROKxks--AS INVESTIGATION.
TIE transfer books Of the Vermont Centxa RAJ ro.d
Company have been closed for the present order TO
give time for thorough Investigation, and meeting
OF the directors has been called for Thursday evening
which 10 the earliest time they can be assembled
Ae stock to-day vas suspended from the books of the
ss1s e S us SS 'A' In re
eommittes Of investigation has been appointed
Adjournment Of the New Hampshire Logic
Bosros July IT, 1854
The New HAMPSHIRE Legislature adjourned sie de on
acts passed arc the foiowing-To prevent false and
fraudulent Issues OF stock In banks, railroad other
companies making cities and towns liable for damages
caused BY mobs and riots; and to empower married wo
men to make testamentsry disposition OF their estates
From Boston.
BANK R0BBERY-FArAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
B0sroN, July II, 1854
Matthew Matthews, John Gill; VIM. l. Meutssr, and
c. Ssxton haing from Philadelphia, recently obtained
$370o from the Rutland Bank, Vermont, BY forged
checks Matthews and Gill have been taken at Mon.
treei and Mentser at Rouses Point and 800 Of the
money recovered.
Al Dsnvers this morning, two young ladies' daugh.
tiers OF Frederick Howes ESQ, Of Boston attempt
ing 20 cross the railroad track in wagon. the MAnches
ter train came along and dashed the wagon to pieces
instantly killing of the ladies' and maugling the
other so badly that she cannot survive.
Introduction or Water Into New Haven
New HAVEN, July II, 1854.
Ths question of introducing water into this place.
estimated expense OF s325 600 decided to-day by
ballot The vote large and all the wards gave
iores against the measure IS follows ward 49,
second, 362 Third, 1o4 Fourth, lT-total, SIS.
Mortality in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, July II, 1854.
The number OF deaths In this city last week was 16O
none OF which were from cholera.
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The Knoxville at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, July Is, 1854.
The steamship Knoxville arrived At this port early this
morning from New York
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mOftniIty IN BhItxmOro.
BALTIMORE, July II, 1854
The number Of deaths In this city last week was l60
none OF which were from cholera.
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2 An active local cause, such a. the presenceof
filth, overcrowding Of tenements, Dad drainage,
&C., &c.
3. Personal predispostion, or state Of prepare
ton, induced by exposure TO the second class Of
causes. irregularity Of habits ncautious diet, or
any other facilitating agencies.
Without the concurrence Of these conditions,
cholera cannot be developed; so that, IL we cannot
may often render IL innoxious by the removal Of
the local causes and by the careful avoidance of
those which are personal. The city government
armed with the discretionary powers Of boards Of
health, Is now, by well organized and systematic
efforts, striving 70 remove the first, and il remains
for the citizens themselves to second these mea.
sures by their own personal cndeavors to avoid the
last.
By what particular means can an attack be es-
capedf
l. BY avoiding anything or any course of con-
duct or diet which may have tendency to throw
the system Oh its balances such as the use of intoxi
eating d1pks, unripe fruits, immature or unfresh
vegetabl excessive fatigue, exposure to the vicis-
situdes Of the weather, or continued residence in
filthy locality, or one in which several cases have
occurred. although the particular cause may not be
discovered.
:. By avoiding as you would the pestilence itself,
all medicines or other articles, such % brandy,
"cordials,' &C., which are recommended or adver-
tised for the prevention of cholera.
What ia to be done In case Of an attack!
In all the cases which have been observed here,
In this stage cholera is easy cured. II lis the ne
glect Of this which is often slight and without pain,
which permits the disease to 90 on to the stage Of
collapse which is falsely supposed to be the begin
nng of true cholera, whereas it is only its end and
for which Il is unreasonable ever to expect to find
any general or efiectual remedy
How then shall this disease be cured while still in
its early and occasional stage?
l. BY abstinence from all food.
2. BY entire rest in a horizontal posture.
8. By medicines, which can only be safely pre-
scribed by a competent physician, who should be
Immediately summoned.
In conclusion. there is every reason to believe,
Notwithstanding some deaths have occurred here
from cholera. and that the bills of mortality have
been somewhat increased, that the sum total Of
sickness and death Tor the year will noeexceed the
average mortality. Epidcmics are not always CO.
lamitoue-but for the time--becsuse during their
prevalence, and usually for long time after their
disappearance, other diseases seem r. claim less
than their usual number OF victims, and the stosn
is succeeded by period Of repose.
Boston is 30 favorsbly situated in regard to its
location, its facilities for drainage and its abun-
dant means for sanitary improvement. that with
doe care Il must always continue 70 he. IA II has
hitherto been. the heaithicsi o. cities.
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denied untrue the statement that Independence
could net have been but BY the aid Of foreign
Mr. wAps-I ssk the Senator did he in the Senate use
these vsrdst-"The Senators from Ohio and New York
yin NOT eat their words 30 soon, think"
M: 0Ayros--I did 20 Substantially. He again ssid
that he had not used them Extensively He replying
S No more shs 70 the uSss nd than
BE had resuksd the Senator for that sentiment aud the
sesaso, va. nov sore under the rsbuke
which IL Senator had referred had been explained fuy
at the time and since then The Senator could look al
70 Asa single word in \ disparsGsg to American ci
He hsl spoken Of the loysly displayed By foreign
e: sss had ga 40 word u any way ssans them above
three mes but he did mot think the explanation very
astfsctory. He did not believe the words published
. mAa With having spoken disparsgnsly Of American
citseas matter which he did not feel disposed
70 10 silence and Therefore he had drawn the
Mr. OArros said II WAS matter Of perfect indifference
70 him whether he was sstissed or not He would say
y The SsnAsor that no wss not already satisfied he
lcaytoa) wHa wiling and ready to give him plenary
ftsfestea U Any way outside the Senate chamber II
~as sid In debate that foreigners had by their labor
sxucse6 ell our roads ard canals and all other internal
myrovements This a tirect reflection on American
citlssas- II vas disparaging statement, and more
evex, untrue. He was American in hcsrt and soul
He beiooged to no faction-he sought no aggran
diseuaset from any party. A few years would close
hia political oaveer The last public position he
gsrded ~ the highest ambition to occupy the
American Senate. When he heard Senators seeking to
cheaper the character Of American citisens-when he
heard them declare the American senate that In the
distribution OF the blessings benefits and property Of the
Americen government, the native born citizen whose
ancestors for centuries have lived the soil eattled
10 priority the Hotentot Turk. he could not
nut feel that such sentiment wrong and required
q rreuke. was unplea sant to HE feelings and doubt,
less 70 every American heart TO hear such senti
nent uttered lie snTfed not The heart OF that Who
could not zee In such statement dscr limitation 10
isyor o. foreigners.
Mr. wADx replied that he had but few momsots pre
ye sen tbs rtrcrs OF the Seaators speech tie dd
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Insroaucslon OF Water Into Now Haven

INV 1907
Tho question of introducing water into this place at
estimated rense OF S32 600 decided to day By
ballot The vote Large, and all the wards gave M
joritles against the measure ward 1872
second, 362; Third, 1o4; Fourth, IT-totsl, 6l5