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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-25

The Slave Power. having, under the
name OF Democracy, secured every de.
partnent OF the National Cover ,ment,
10y the most solemn promises to the
people, Of their devotion to Freedom,
State Rights, and Popular Sovereignty
openly abandoned tho doc ctrines OF their
platform, violated their pledges to the
people. and by official prescription by
The Administration OF all in their own
ranks who would not submit to its die &.
tates; and by the most shameless c or.
1uPtion OF the representatives. OF the
people, have succeeded in forcing the
will OF privileged class upon the
whole nation.
With these facts before the peo.
ple, an! the certainty that We mus,
meet this formidable anti.Repnhlican
organization. supported in every dislric,
and county by the patronage of the Ad.
.ministration, with its army OF office.
'hol'lers, upon the deceptive and fraud.
'ulent issues which they have presented
in the shape OF a pretended compromise,
We deem it important that early and
united action should be had, by all op.
posed to the Lecompton iniquity in the
shape Of the English land bribe, or to
any attempt TO force slave Con.,itu.
ton upon the people Of Kansas. and
have therefore united in calling an ear.
ly Convention, so that ample time
may be given for discussion, and form.
ing a correct judgment upon all the
issues raised by the Administration
party at Washington, and the late lie.
gislatuIe OF this State-issues which the
Lecompton leaders are attempting to
interpolate into the creed Of the party,
and thus. step by step, as they have
been doing for years, commit their or.
ganization to doctrines at war with the
principles OF true De enocracy.
In view Of the alarming strides which
shave been made towards a central des.
.Posism by the Buchanan party in the
Nation and State, the Committee urge
upon the i!iends Of freedom the neees.
-sl'y Of prompt and united sedon.
d. TAYLOR, Defiance.
E. l.. HAYNES. Fulton,
J. WHEELER, Hancock,
JOHN POWELL, Henry,
5. r. REEDS Lucas.
J. CROSSON, Paulding,
c. Nj. GODFREY, Putnam,
J. ID. CLARK, Vsn Vert,
T.. 5. BLAKESIEp, Williams,
h, A, HIGGINS. Wood
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mel, antimony, or anything hur,fuI TO the cons-
titntion.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES. tT.atc I. C. Baldwin 4 Co.,)
Rochester, Ny.
y. B.--sl 90 and 0 postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will insure hottie OF
the Pills by return mail.
For sale by. A. LANGwORTHY, wholesale
and retail, Findlay, Ohio.
Jan. "a, lS5s.-fy.
Ohio State and Union Law College.
This Institution has been removed to Ceve.
land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred and
students upon Graduating may be admitted
into practice. For Circulars address, at Cloye
land, N, A. KING, Secretary.
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hRREsTED AS COUNTERFEITERs.-
During the past week Eve persons were
arrested in this vicinity, on the charge
OF passing counterfeit money. or as
aiding in the passing Of it. On Satur.
day last an individual named VIM. L.
Birney, Of Arcadia, in this county WI
detected i'll passing counterfeit bills
in three several cases. The bills were
tens, on the Iron Bank OF Ironton o Ohio,
quite we'll executed. He was nc.
cordingly arrested and brought before
the Mayo and at first plead not guilty
In order to give him time to obtain evi.
dence to testify to his character, the
trial was postponed until Wednesday
Of this week. In the meantime, how.
ever, he made a full confession OF hi,
guilt, and in doing so, implicated quito
a number OF others. Four OF these
were arrested, that is: Oscar Beck with
and one Calvin. OF Arcadia; DR.. Sam.
usi Emerson and David Bolay. of Ea.
gleville, Wood connty. Birney became
switness for thsSIats against these men
Their trial came off before Just.
ice Byal. Of Findlay. The drift OF
Bimsy's testimony was that he haa re.
ceived a number Of watches from Beck.
with, who play cd the part Of silvsrsmi.h
in Arcadia. and who. as This Birnsy
alleged, had appropriated the watches
left with him for repair, and then
feisnsd thath had been robbed. These
watchssh he passed to Bolay. with which
said Bolsy procured, in return, coun.
tpFfeit money somewhere in tho eastern
part Of tho state. This money wa,
Afterwards ssnt to Bimsy, stsArcs sdis.
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wish il discontinued, ami their names
are stricken of the list. We are not.
howeve", so very tenacious about our
rule in this particular, as TO discontinue
paper in the case Of an individual |
in whom we h We conf lence. providing
he makes known TO US that lie wish.
es still TO take the paper, and viii pay
Tor It in few days, or even few
weeks. What we aim at is 10 make
our subscriptions practically cash.
Our experience in publishing n paper
on the credit system has been tina,
there is lost fully one third Of the
subscriptions. We have now hun.
dreds OF dollars out that we find i,
impossible to collect. Much oil itisin
the hands OF moneyed men-men who
have any amount OF money out on in +.
terest, and yet we have solicited the
payment OF our claims time and again,
without any success. We have been
compelled to adhere TO tho cash sy stem
to ssve ourself from severe losses
When, therefore, the subscription in
any case expires, and our conditions
are not complied with, we take it for
granted ,ha, the paper is no longer de I.
sired, and therefore we discontinue IT,.
This being fairly understood. there need
be no ground for offence.
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Terms OF our PAPER.-Tt seems
that some do not yet understand tie
terms on which we publish our paper;
that is, cash in advance. Offence has
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very INJURIOUS and destructive to health and he. sap
ever move particularly Is apt to make fearfa. work
among m-raats i'll clad and Impoverished and ali I'VE
every other want. poorly supplied with pure air IT,
almost impossible To force grant passengers upon
deck during rough and wet weather. Many captains
are prone 70 indulge their passengers IN their desire
remain below ard the sad result i, IA, this season Of
the wear tha, ship fever is almost certain commence
p deadly work. We learn that vessel arrived dur.
Ing the past week al Quarantine which hadhad twenty
death. IN The passage aud about the number II
persons were sick on board upon arrival. with the
snue disease. There many vessels now az Sea
even seventy odd days. II IL feared they will suffer
much from want and disease.
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NtpIo's GAnDEY.-Tbe circus of Mr.. Dan Rice
Che " American Humorst and the " Conversations,
whatever that may mean, gave an imaginative per-
Torrance at this place of amusement last evening
The Rhnoceros, the trained Mules and the Ponies
seemed to crafty the people to huge extent. The
house was crowded. so much so, indeed, that late
conner. could not get within seeing distance OF the
stece-a fact which must be accepted IN excavation
of the breyty of this present notice.
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pr,,c,oS AsD BCsINEss.-A person in business in
,b;s c;tv sod TO another business man n year ago:
" Sir YOU should carry more religion into your bust.
ness." To this we do not object. In fact, we rather
incline 10 the same opinion 1t was good advice. Let
,s see how well the adviser follows it himself. He is
An employer of sewing women, and, like many other
employers at the time Of the panic, he suspended
business OF course his employees anxious to be
reempoyed, for upon their daily labor they depended
for daily bread OF course they prayed FOR it, but
vithout work il wOnd not come. So seeing the need
Of the poor creatures, their employer concluded it
would be favorable opportunity to carry more reli-
eon into business. He would be charitable but he
would make charity profitable. SO he gave the
sewing women work. When payday came he did
not give them money, but dealt out to them
dry goods. Calicoes, such az could be bought
for ten cents yard he let them have for fifteen; mus
Ips such as others sell for eight cents he let these
Door hard-wokng women, who stitch, STITCH stitch,
for starvation wages have for twelve cents. Gen
erous, religious benevolent friend of woman, in her
behalf we thank you that you did not charge twenty
Now, in anticipation of the scores of letters full OF
indignation that we expect to receive, nqurng, Sir
did YOU mean me 2" we beg to reply, No; emphati-
cslly no. We mean the mean man who did this mean
act. And he is not a Jew either, or reputed hard
case but one who makes long prayers and carries re-
gon into business.
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fatal dose. wttou. fir. knowing what tue effect Of the

fatal doses wttoE. i,. knowing what tue ehcct Of the
medicine would b..
N.Y. Russell signed bis name 10 a verde, a. follows
Ihf SAlhh NJ Rfowu - her drsh by rarrc Pt,f
aiuliustd ~ mistaks the opiuou ths' this H-ta
onaied IN the mother having prcurrd mecine P-crP
lot Pesued to her BY d. Rannev =, the time that
b. eve Di RAAn'y guilty q cr'rsbe urreci."
d.. Ranney WI to-day appear before the Coroner
and enter into bonds IN tie sum OF ~ co., to await any
future acton which may be taken sgau.t him in the
natter.
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I. s. CH,NFRhJ.-Ths eminent Comedian com
rieuced h. engagement a, PVsDys National rHEArES last
evening warmly received by Oyerhowing housc
inch space occupied and many wer unable 10 gain
aduiance To NGHr again b. IN h new Drama 81
LINDA, rHE CIGAR GRL OF NV YORK aid w the Come
tie'ta Of TUE VICTIM" IN which he will his
miatious-;he Drums OF Tar LADY or rHE L,NE' con
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ADVERTISEMENT
Public Speakers and Singers can Use " BROWNS

BRONCHIAL TRocHEs," Cocoa and NoIcg LozrNCEs a..
freely A. Notwithstanding opium thns thsi can n
lure The system. They invaluable In sayng the hoar', es
aud irritation incident vocal eXeon. aud also powerful auN
sry the production Of meodous enunciatiou Sold by al
Drlggists.i
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.c,.,. ,oo,eur Concer, for charitable donations i'
-" =. ,re Baptist Church corner of Fifth ave-
,,.6ob street, on Thursday evening.
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act h.s general basiness The ten years vii! expire
coon. He has passed mcs Of biz time during his exile
in Il ID country. Lola Is Passenger in the steamship
America, under the name Of MR. Head.
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Advertisement
To NrpyoIS III rrpRrRs-A retired Clergy

man restored health In few days after years Of great
n-r eriug an make Known "a" II eur
viii send rre) prescription used Direct the Rev JohN
N. DAGNuL, No 1875 Fulton -, brooklyn.
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Mr.. Perry. Engineer to the Board of Underwriters.

Mr.. Perry, Engineer to the Board of Underwriters,
who arrived yesterday morning from the schooner Mary
C. Dyer ashore at Barnegat contradcts the report of
Capt Lewey of the schooner Connecticut published
this morning. Capt. Dewey says, "At Up. m. on
Saturday saw large clipper-shp ashore on Barne-
"gat bar; she was painted black and had gded
eagle on her stern; all her sas were loose, and she
appeared to have gone on the night previous. There
"was lighter alongside taking out cargo MIR.
Perry, who left Barnegat on Sunday at II a. m, states
that the Mary c. Dyer the only vessel ashore in
thu. vicinity. The Underwriters had, however, al
ready dispatched vessel to the assistance of the sup
posed ship
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,,... p,,sox AssocI,TIoN.-The annual meet
80, Association will be held at the house No. l9l
Teptb street at noon this day
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cry ITEMS

CoScT1gT.-11. morning, at Dodwor'n '"''O"'
Madame Grcver-Johnson, the best Ien''l"e pau
have ever heard will give her frst concert y!
Miss Miner and Mcssrs. Apply BeFsner anu ie'''"s'
See advertisement,
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-J@. is-Befor, Re-


Patrick Higgins, indicted for ielonious assault and
ist,ery the h OF November a' upon Patrick oOy
psosd ltthe bar for t The ssd 70 have be~s
Committed With knife 81 the por-houss Kept BY the
anani No. ~ Cherry e' The evidence oI the dsfenss
pnedy radcsd sst for the prosecution The oompss'n
testified that Higgins struck the first blow. while seser
vinsse. the defense that OroJ the hf s--s
ant snd Higgins Of the dor the Sidewalk
Grnv threw pan, her Of bong vs'er Hirfns and
tward Higgins several times tn head with tho
pitcher Upon This evidence the Mt 90 ke Jury Who
sitter short sbsence returned snnounengs veraft o. NO.
Guilty" - A.. 49,.
James Jennings. Patrick Foley, Hugh McMshos:
P.,rck HouDeymsn Jss. mcArde Ps'rics Cas- nsn 80
Carroll John - Psirs Colems3, Jss UBT'sn as'ns
den and Jane. Rosrr. aisT ed fog otins w
mary election B. "a IN the Ward On inc Ia
An g., the s.t thrs. plesasd guilty 20 .m2s ~ns
no. wa. accepted up,u this pee heAne ss 90
h. CITY Prism for - dsys and tire ,ns's,, 20
xere 10 saturday for sentence ~ ,eo~ ~po
- .l,s 1Sypd,n Golden and Rozrrss uren 80 the az
on, nnt upop I'D. trial today The s,oshee We
fenced 10 the P.piteDiary for nlou'" NV WV ~
nsid Hazel colored indicted for rape on Bridget
~ $1,000 rrd,y 20 az assault and Was femsadsa 70 sssar'
day t1r WsrJer.on indicted for burglary In the 6rs
". - .n,, 10 burglary n the third deuee ant wss
ofs. - . - se Prison iof three ard uins raonih,
Nicola Graham pleaded guilty TO fcrger. passing
counterfeit. money ~ tne VI" urs''e' MI w VIZ
Hsnyx Uines was then placed upon trial isassss
e. $500 sIIeseAto have beeH committed q the rv
On r., liza q pscem5sr rPoa bSssss' Aas' Nv
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d. and we find

1t will probably be long time before 1857 will lose
the disgraceful reputation of the year Of murders.
The following table shows the general result of the
footipgs at the City pector office for two years
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF DEATHS DURING THE
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.Justice Allen on Sunday issued

ATTEMPT TO KItL.-Justice Allen on Sunday issued
warrant the Of Thoms. Moren charge Of sab
hing with bernard Nhaen Of No - First street
ar-srs that evening parties who
men H. ame engaged quarrl IN the sable when MORN
she'd az and stabbed Nhnrn the abdomen Nharn having
on an thick clothing the knife dad not penetrate si
fceuty deep 20 a serious wound.
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Advertisement
TFNPIE OF ART

Nos SIS s,d s7 Broadway opposite Metropolitan HtPuo
TocR,PHs HAILoIYPES, DAGVEERfOTNPts and AMBzofNPs
in very style PHoToCRAFs by Mr MoVLro>, formerly With
Quincy.
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Brass AND GoLD.-An i-clad German, aged about
IS wears made several vigorous, though unsuccessful,
attempts in the Park, Sunday afternoon to dispose
by private sale of large and ugly brass watch which
he stoutly avered to be of purest gold His move
meuts finally attracted the attention of policeman,
who arrested him on suspicion and conveyed him to
the Second Precinct Station-House in Beekman street,
where according to usage, Tie was searched. Over
ST. 400 in gold coin found upon him. The treasure
was in five small bags, all snugly slowed away in diff
ferent parts of the mans clothing He procured it, he
said in California, whence he had been but a few
months. He gave his name as Bernhart Swlncant
and his residence at the lager-beer saloon No. 2lS
William street. He declared that he had bought the
watch as genuine, and finding himself badly cheated
was anxious to resell, "cheap for cash. as quickly as
possible. CAS- he could not be legally detained, he was
permitted to depart with his money bags and cau'
ton to beware of garoers But he left the brass watch
behind promising to return in the morning with the
person from whom he had purchased it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

DIED SUDDTSLt N TIE STRErr.-A sudden death
occurred on the of Mott aud Hester streets about
p o'clock yesterday morning At the hour named,
Mr.. Isaac Austin, bartender in the saloon of his
brother corner of Hester street and the Bowery started
for his place of business and when at the place above
designated was seized with fit and fell to the pave.
ment where he expired before medical aid could be
procured. His remains were conveyed to the Four
teenh Ward Police Station, where inquest was held
by Coroner Gamble. medical examination proved
that death was caused by apopexy and the Jury rem
deied verdict to that effect. The deceased was 81
wears of age and native of New. York. lie resided
at No. l59 Elm street.
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DrA1Hs IL Isj7.-There were =, 100 deaths IN tbs
city during the year just closed, being ,J more than
in 1856. The most remarkable feature in the figure.
is the rapid increase Of infant mortality There were
A., premature births and five times as many that
never came to official report aud 500 stillborn.
making 81 per cent Of the recorded mortality There
were 0Oi deaths under year of age j2i6 between
and Yeas 1893 from to 8 800 from to 10
showing that 1879 or scrcHyco pr cent of all the
deaths were Of children less than 10 years old In l87
the ratio was hardly 81 per cent In the more general
classification we find 4 OIL men, 1914 women, 9O5i
bows. and $50 girlsor AS adults and 1913 chill
drcp. against ,2s9 and 1873 in 1875. OF violent
deaths take the two heads, Killed or Murdered and
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TAKING LARGE F,RE.-lesteriay afternoon, in
coming from East Nrw.Ysrk 20 the Grand street Ferry The
stage driver Edward Brsuuan. received tO BILL, which Wa
s,n mistake for 81 by colored man. named Drnni' Rose
pou arriving at ferry latter discovering the mistake de
ud,d the balance of his The driver dcuici having 70
wed the bill but upon being arrested u found IN h. over
pocket He accordingly locked al the fih Btcl
Station House ait examination.
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FROM THE cru lGrH OF yASuARY Nse- % iernaes'
81 Men ~: boys, %: women =. girls, % Total, 81
Consumption IS; scarlet fever 10; commissions
Inflammation Of The lungs disease Of heart stubborn prea
ure bh and disea OF brain each -ion Of lungs Group
snd mara.nu. 3rach old asthma Pu.rPrrul fever Iesrh
other diseases. making up the total esch .
Agl wear and under 81 from 10 years, 10; 2to g.
10 ~ s. 10 10 ~ g. ~ o. % 10 o. o. - 10 3D. b; - 10 o.
r. so 10 10 9; ~ to So d; ~ 10 90 2 ~ 10 100 l.
Nafrity-tpi,sd States II Ireland III Germany D IN
ulsud 3; Scotland, 2; Wales, Csnsds, l.
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ALL Souls PARsoS,GE New-lork. Jan. ~, 1883
GFNrrTNEN: | shall have much pleasure IN COM
plying your Kind request" and Popose ~ give six lectures
l,c,d from twelve that composed my Lowell coui com
necirg Monday evening Feb and continuing on The follow
n Thursday Monday evenings II the nst THREE weeks y that
Clinton Hall Psce. The prcccds Of The lee
turcs will BE- dryo,ed 70 public charity - - - 49,.
Rep ctfuily yours, HENRY W BELLONS
To MessT-. WAsH,GroS IsvNC, PErER CooPER GVLiN {.
LERPIANCN, &c.
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RELIGIOUS REvIyAL.-Revvsl meetings have beer
held months past In the Methodist Episcopal Church r
Grand street Even Services held every evening
and attended By large audiences There has been large
number Of conversions and the church membership consider
ably auguented
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CHARGE OF SEDUcTios.-A mlkman named Pat
k Monshan residing at the cornsr Of Rush street ant hen,
aNsnn. by Oeer murphy on raf w
.ducOn under promise Of marriage, complaint OF Bridget
Al.u. Accused gave bonds for his appearance.
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from toe Use bu. the loseIs have not yet made Any
complaint against the accused During the eSanna-
ton yesterday, Marvin was exceedingly impudent. aud
abused the magistrate most scandalously. 1t was
almost impossible TO quiet his tongue lie still remains
in prison FOR further examination.
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NEHJERSEY ITEMS

HrpsoS COrSrT C0VHrs.-The Grand Trry Goa.
GUIDED their tbcfs Yesterday sesf sr..n n ,a .,. as
de- harEsd VITA IT, thsnss C,.. r. -. A.
bills q h 6irfrneut fQr CHers's a. f..sss
As.trI snd battery ......... q lCrr "a tuA-,
Asssll ard resisting oahcrrs. 2lGrxnd l.sfssn, - 4
BuUEy .................... fllf~fdsriy hon--.
Nuianes SeianE hqu0f wii,-, 49,.
RescuIng pfsQ uer.........t. n
OF 'he pfis0rsrs s md fusr's fund a.
"a wee discharged rom custody, To- Jury fns n svsls.o.
insu fioic8i 20 indict.
h ih. .r 81 Cacne Van BoskeIek az Gsrrr ysn Mo-
D. Beard srd San1s Nhrucy To- jay rrnis ID v-ris
6f plaintiff IN be sun Of -"
M $50 4 Ssnue Mhiins, The 60, II Hnhsk~a -
utfl. sshry g. street toui..sf se-ef4ay de fe<
IN fsvoi 81 2 sintf u Vrr'ir' tr 70
Su 4 >lasLo~ at Strs ioI DE- b. Ntfdei - 4atia 10
iaii NJ cslu ID
JTRsfY CIV SAVINGS BANk-.-llhe twenty eigath
annual l@~tifg ofhe Pr0yd,u, Sssizrs inhu.isn Jf~y
bed SET riay finz q 3D. be Hsaa fytets
we're DECLARED Notsuhstands the prevalent tIsnsts dihs
,s 90 he rot wear ths bushes. - h. nsas,n spPes Two
n report have STEADILY ncr~sssd The tets sssst d-
rt jan H. G5f So a. snd NJ D-nb~r n arln-ssss
~ ihs 18th - Isuusy. lSS III sssouai &r.~a
so2st7 hr rtnkri 81 irpo.les. sf
ga uerrse "a es O. lrPpst snd invs.s q -
de
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STRIKE ~ TIVE ROpEw.IKs.-Yesterday the opera
lives in the ropewass Messrs Wall Thursby Larenc aud
Waterbury, Bushwk received notice that they would be
placed three quarters time, 81 pr day. They We're In
formed that this reduction made In consequence Of h"e
being little demand for the material they have betn
making up About $50 OF the and boys declined 20 sede 10
these terms, and consequently leit of work
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ARRESTS AND LoDGERs.-The Police made - ar
rests mostly for drunkenness Saturday and Sunday NIGHTS
On the nights IS persons At the differ
eut Station Houses.
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LECTURES on THT TREATMENT or SOCIAL
Di-rtsF>.

Rev. II. W. BILLIONS, ID. D.-Dc1r ST.. The nm.
d,.a,d having earned thai ,he Of -efar. Oh N,
Tresu Of Socis Dis~sse-, -y dierrd b. y1 b-ory
,h Lowell Institute oi Boston prr-cu'ri able 90. M
,on. IN regard the history sra trrusn Of Paspf
in srd Cue which eui.d ~ syusps hs aud
On tened the seton ni fuA. and a.soe.ons Srr IN
tb, great beg Ayr 20 o. yo4 @ n.
prr.,r. season q extraordinary distress aid q spa husvo
en- eSertion renders hshy desiIah that community
.boud receive the benefit inv g.oD. tins
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