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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-05
lDYstEpsIA
LIVER COMPLAINT.
PAINS IN THE BACK OR SIDE
PlMFLEs ON THE FACE.
KIDNEY DISEASE.
KIDNEY DISEASE.
ERYSIPELAs,
jAUNDICE
II ;e w .no.Nrrn
NO ARSENIC.
NO ~MERcURY.
NO POTASH.
NO IODINE
NO sULPHATG soDA
No IBoN!
NO MINERAL |

1t Is WARRANTED. vi any Nature In 1t,
~ No newspaper puffs or fictitious names! Ev-
names and numbers are published. Any person can
address them by mail and satisfy themselves.
Any person who tries this Syrup will soon discov-
err its qualities, and recommend it highly. 1t is only
just introduced, and not in a single case has it failed
yet. Weakly persons, only TRY 1T, and you will not
regret the cost. On some people one bottle produ-
ces magical results with others it requires five or
elk bottles.
General Depot, IS Washington Avenue. Albany.
For sale by one Druggist in all the principal towns
and villages in New York and Canada, by C. II
King, corner Broadway and John Street. New York
and by WM. VOORHEES,, Main ST., Freehold, NJ
CLARK'S SYRUP in all cases of Sexualin capac-
~ ity and diseases of the Spine and Kidneys is mag
ical. Try it. For sale by VIM VOORHEES,, Main
Street. Freehold. N. j..
NLARK'S SYRUP changes the whole condition
~ of the blood, and kills the poison which feeds
the fires u disease. For sala by VIM. VOORHEES,.
GLARKaS straightforward Depot is IS Washing
Oton Avenue, Albany, n. Y. JOS. CLARK.
CLARK'S SYRUP is all Vegetable, and no Mine
raj, and that is what the human blood needs. For
sale by WM. VOORHEES,, Freehold, NJ.
CLARK'S SYRUP is at Wholesale by Barnes &
Parks, New York City.
CLARK'S SYRUP is in Quart Bottles, Depot is a
IS Washington Avenue, Albany, New York.
For sale by VIM. Voorhees,, Freehold, NJ ].
CLARKiS SYRUP is all Roots, and no Mineral;
$500 will be given for any grain found in it.
For sale by VIM. VOORHEES,. Druggist Freehold.
CLARKiS SYRUP has none of death S best friend
mineral. For sale by VIM. VOORHEES,, Freehold.
CLARK'S SYRUP cures any weakness in females
or scrofulous children, magically.
For sale by VIM. VOORHEES,, Druggist. Main
Street, Freehold, Nd.
1 -, 40 1920
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The Peoples Candidate.
Dissolution,

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE FIX
j. isting under the firm of John NJ. McClees &
Emery NJ Watts. in the BlackSniithing business, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the alb We named firm, on
Note or Book account. are requested to call and
make Immediate payment. The aecohnts are in the
hands of John Nj. McClees Allaccounts remaining
unsettled at the expiration of thirty days, will be
pls ced in other hands for collection.
JOHN NJ. NC LEES,
EMERY III. WATTS;
Freehold. April 1st, 1859. al4-24-5w.
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READ THE PAMPHLETS!
Olarlz's SYRUP.

THE ONLY REAL PURIFIER of the BLOOD
i in e~xistencei For Weakly Females or Young
Children who are Scrofulons, it is magical. Every
person knows that if his blood is pure, he must be
well. Now all this processes to do is to PURIFY SHE
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-05
NEW FIRM.

CHARLES c. BOVINE HAVING THIS DAY AS
~ scciated with him John DorraLce, of Carbonate
Penn, under the name and style of G. C. Bowie &
Co., will continue the business, at the NEW STORE
near the Freehold Depot, where may be found a
good and Sc leral assortment of goods, suitable to
the trade an wants of the people.
R GOODS of every description.
Ladies' Dress Goods and trimmings, Prints. Mus
las, Tickings, ~Flannels, DENNIS, Cloths and Cassi-
meI es.
ALSO Hardware, C~rockery, Boots and Shoes, La
dies and GentlenfeasG Caters, Buskins. Slippers, Sc.
A Coed Assortment eff Groceries.
Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Molassss, Pork, Fish, Flour.
Dried Fruits and other articles in the Grocery line,
for sale cheap, either for Cash or barter.
Also, an assortment of Window Shades and Paper
Hangings, of the best quality and latest patterns.
CARPETING.
Brussels, Three-ply, Ingram, Hena, ard List.
Hickory and Oak Wood, Cedar and Pine Boards,
suitable for enclosing OF truuking all Of which ar
tfcHes are offered cheap either wholesale or retail =
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to call and
examine before going elsewhere.
G. C. BowNE, c.. C. BOWNE& co.
JoHN DoRRANGE.
Feb. IA, 1859. Feb. 2I 17-1y.
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Monmouth School.
FREEHOLD N. j.
WILLIAM w. WOODRUFF,
Principal.
CuAPT.EC II WOOnnTT,T,

OhANGES t. LII
Vice Principal.
A 7 THIS INSTITUTION, THOROUGH IN
IA structien is given in all branches necessary to
prepare boys for College, or for business.
There are two sessions, and two vacations in the
year. The vacations, each IL weeks, occur i'll the
Spring and Fall. The Summer Session will com
mepce on Wednesday the 18th day OF, May.
The terms are 5000 a year, payable quarterly in
advance. This is in full for Board, Tuition, Fuel,
Lights, Wa sang, Beds, Bedding, &c. 1t is reques-
ted that the pupils bring with them their own tow
q 5 /, napkins. a clothes bag, a pair of slippers, and an
umbrella and that each have his name distinctly
marked on his articles of clothing.
The ternts for day scholars are $40 a quarter in ad-
vance.
Freehold, April 81, 1859. 25-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-05

THE TWO STORY BUILDING ADJOINING
4 the Barber Shop, and opposite the Court House,
OH Main Street, Freehold. This is a very desirable
and valuable business stand-is we'll calculated for
a Bakery, or almost any mechanical business. The
first story may be used as a Store. being fitted for
that purpose. TIL second contains two rooms, neat
ly finished and fresco pain ed. There is a basement
under the whole, finished in good style, and suitable
for a Saloon. There is not a superior location, nor
a better calculated building for a business stand IN
the village. For terms, enquire at this office, or Of
". A. WALTON.
Freehold March 10, 1859. 1911.
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AT the Shortest Notice,
And Tnrrort prinnn
For Sale or Exchanged!
A HOUS AND LOT

~ OCEAN EOTbs MO1aERCtsa11 10 NJ D..
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRIVATE
L Sale, or in exchange for other property, his
House and Lot, beautifully situated on Long Branch
Avenue, in the thriving and healthy village Of Ocean
Port, Monmouth Connty, New Jersey. The village
is built on the banks of the South Shrewsbury River,
near the villages of Shrewsbury, Red Bank. Eator-
town, and Long Branch, and enjoys daily communi
cation with The city of New York by Shops and
Steamboats,, at d fare of % cents. The river abounds
in oysters, and affords excellent facilities for sailing,
fishing, cunning, &c.
The House is a new, handsome, and well built
two story frame 34x25 feet, with Portico in front,
Piazza in rear, has s rooms, 2 Halls, a Cellar 34x25,
and a WISH House. There is a good we'll of water
near the door. The grounds are neatly laid out and
are planted with a variety Of choice Flowers, Fruit
Trees, Grape Vines, &c. There is also on the prem
Uses a Barn, and other out-buiidings. The lot is Sc
by 25s fr and adjoins the South hrewsbury River
On the rear.
lLs0-A handsome and very desirable Building
Lot at Keyport.
Err is Easy. For particulars apply to Robert
Allen, Jr, Esq, at Red RanL-Hearyw .Woicott,
Eatontown, or the subscri err, at Freehold, N. ].
CHARLES I. FLEMING.
Daoonhor On 1o<Q q
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR RENT.

THE LARGE TWO STORY HOUSE. NOW oc-
Il CUPID by D. X. Stephens, with Barn attached.
situated on South Street, opposite the
of Jonathan Forman. For particulars en-
luire of J. NJ. 0DELL, Is
or A. C. M'LEAN.
Freehold, March II, 1859. 20-tf.
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Money! Money!! Money!!
$1,000 worth of
FURNITURE AT COST

OWING TO n HARD TINES, HAVE De
termined to reduce the price of my Furniture
to COST. and the eby place it within the resch of
ALI. l have just added to my business another
branch, consisting Of a large assortment of WILLOW
WARE, such as Cradles, Chairs, Childrer's Carria-
ges of all kinds. Also, an assortment of Ropes,
Tubs, Pals, &c, &C., all new, and cheaper than
ever before sold in this market. nea.
In the Furniture Department will be found the
largest quantity, and the greatest variety ever be-
fore offered in Monmouth County. Among my
stock is the folio wing articles, with prices annexed
to some of the leading ones:
Mahogany Sofas, with Hair Cloth and Springs,
$l4, $50, $50. and S35.
= Sofa Bottom Chairs to correspond, from So so to
$500.
Bureaus for Sc .oo-slahogany at that-also for
$3.50, $1,000, $l2 SO, and upwards.
Chairs ofeycry description.
Bedsteads from 1925 to $50.
Book Cases, Side Boards, Secretaries, Tables,
Curled uair Mattresses. &c. Guilt Frames made to
order. Looking Gil; 8 es of every variety. Entire
outsets furnished, and delivered at my risk. A lib
deduction will be made for Cash
G. w. PATTERSON.
Freehold, March 10. 1859. I9tf.
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NEW FIRM!

r HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME,
4 for the t a lsaclion of the Me camille business at
the Old Stand, T. C. MORF0RD. The bust, ess in
future will be Carried on under the Firm Of JOHN A..
McRroRD & Son.
MI persons indebted to the subscriber, on Book
or Note account, are requested TO settle. without de-
lay. JOHN A. MORFORD.
Long Branch, April /, 1859. ala 24-tt.
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MULES and HORSES

M w. MORRIS, MANALAPAN, N. J., HAS
In. made arrangements to keep constantly on
hsad a good lot Of well assorted, well matched, and
well broke Mules and Horses, calculated for the
Road or for Farm Work. ~
Any peason wishing NJ lies or Horses matched
can be accommodated by calling on the subscriber
N. w. MORRIS, Manalapans +
ApriI 7 1884 99.,f
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reehold, June 18th. 1887.
Thomas MoHet,

Attorneu at Law, and Solicitor in
Chancery.
OFFICE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY DR.. MgL-
~ ford, two doors below Longstreet, Bray, & Cos
Store, Middletown Point, NJ.
May 20, 1858. If
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FREEHOLD AND KEYPORT
Mail Stage Line,

Express to New York and Back;
Every Day, Sundays ~ercepted.)
EVHE subscribers have placed upon the road good
4 and comfortable Stages, good horses, and a
careful driver, and hope, by strict attention to basil
ness, to merit a share of public patronage.
FARE from Freehold TO Keyport, 80 Cents
Middletown 7 u, 81 IL
Marlborough, IL l-2 ,o
The subscribers give notice that the driver Of dc
Freehold aud Keyport Stage will attend to, ali
errands or business entrusted to his caro-. LSkae&
eaves the Hotel of STOKES & ROGERS at Al
o'clock, a. NJ, and arrive at Keyport IN time to Ake
Steamboat. and arrive In New York at 8 "a. Leave
New York at 4 P. NJ arrives at Keyport at s 81
and Freehold at 5 o'clock, P, NJ. ,.
All errandS Principally attended to, If paid for.
WILErAM WHITE q CO..
JOHN DAVIS, Driver.
Freehold. June 10, 1863. saH
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NEW AGRICULTURAL
w St. Seed Store

AT MEDDLEFOWN POINT, N. ".
TIME SUBSCRIBERS HAVE OPENED, ON
i Main Street, Middletown Point, nearly opposite
the Union Saw Mills, under the firm of Ii & D. H.
Wyckoff, a complete assortment of Agricultural In
plements, Plows, Cultivators, Harrows, Fan Mills,
Horse-Powers and Rakes, Threshing Machines, Hay
and Straw Cutters, Hand and Power Corn Shelters,
Cider Mills and Presses, Grain Cradles, Potato Dig
gers, &c, &c. In fact a complete assortment of
Implements in the. farmers line. Also, Kifby's
Patent Mower and Reaper, the most complete ma
chine, at the lowest prices. An assortment of SHOW
oils, Spades, Forks, Hoes, Rakes, Scythes, &C,
GARDEN SEEDS-A good assortment, warranted
Fresh and Pure, sold by weight and measure
Castings to suit all kinds of Flows. The celebrated
Peacock Plow, also, may be found here, and dupli-
cate parts and castings for the same.
Connected with the above are Shops, in which
job Work in the Blacksmith and Wheelright line
will be done1with despatch.
EY Farmers, give US a call and look at our as
sortment it will be our aim to work to your advan-
tags, as well as our own, and believing that you
can avail yourself of our services to yonr benefit, We
remain, Your humble servants,
HENDRICK WYCKOFF,
Avn III. WYCKOFF.
Middletown Point, April IA, 1859. 24-3m
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Mari, &c. Grain
N connection with their regular trade, they man.
utacture CLOTHING to order, under the superin-
tendance of practical Tailor and Cutter, and guar
antee all garments to fit or no sale.
~ Country produce of all kinds taken in trade
Freehold. March, 10, 1881 Io-tf
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A New Man at the Wheel!
For Sale or Rent.

Freehold, March "a, 1859. 2l-1y.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-05-14
=. 5. Cr8ndaIl Not Satisfied.

The above gentleman after getting as far
west as Loupe Fork,was compelled to return
to his home in Wintcrsctt. Iowa, on account
of sickness. He gave through the columns
of the MadiSontdn, a very lugubrious ac-
count Of his adventures, and intimated pref
ty strongly that the Gold mines were hum
bug, aud that the people of Council Bluffs
and Omaha were great liars. In our issue
of the 30th ult. we showed the beauties of
Mr.. CRANDALI. 5 statements, and advised all
who contemplated going to the mines, to
give heed thcrcto-thCrcfOre our readers can
Judge our surprise, when we learned, as we
did last Wednesday, that Mr.. CRANDALL,
was again in this " fast town. en- route for
the mines. We could hardly credit the re-
port, bat through the politeness Of Rev. T.
NJ. GooprELLow,we had'the pleasure of sha-
king hand. with the re1oubtab!e CRASDALL.
Notwithstanding, in the moment of excite
ment, he consigned the Nonpdreil to much
warmer country than this, We should say he
was a pretty clever fellow, though not over
stocked with back bone. He is going to
the mines because be thinks he can make
more there than at home. We commend this
statement to the attention of the Burling-
ton Ha,rheye, and other papers, who no.
,ieed Mr.. C's return. We have decided
peachant for CRASDALL, and would here e1-
press the opinion that, unless he $ meets
three more returning from the Mines, etc,
he will probably see Cherry Greek, before
ha returns 10 this "fast town again.
Goo! bye, CRAHpALL.
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The following letter from Hon. james W.
Grimes to the German Republicans Of Du-
buque, Scott and Dcs Mones counties, is in
reply to one addressed by them to the Iowa
Congressional delegation:
GENTLEMEN Il have Just had placed in
my hands copy of your letter to the Con-
greasional Delegation from Iowa, in which
you proposed to them the following inQui-
rtcs, viz:
Lst. Are you in favor Of the naturalization
laws as they now stand, ard particularly
against all and every extension Of the probn-
ton?
"a. Do you regard tia duty of the Rorub-
lean party, as the party Of equal rights. to
oppose and war upon each and every discrm-
inat.On that may be attem,tcd to be made
between the native born and adopted citizens
as to the right Of suffrage?
Sd. DoyOu condemn the late action Of tho
Republicans in the Na>sachusett Legislature
for attempting to exclude the adopted ci,i-
zens for two years from the ballot box. as
unwise, unjust and uncallcd for?
10 each of these intcrrosations rcsnond
u1hcsitatingly in the affirmative.
In regard to the recent action Of the Mas
sachusetts Legislature, in relation to the
right Of suffrage, have this to say, that.
while admit that the regulation sought to
be adopted is purely of local character.
with which we Of Iowa have noting what
ever directly to do, and whilst would be
one Of the last men in world TO Interfere in
the local affairs Of "A sovereign State unon
local matters, yet claim the right to an
prove or condemn, rs my judgment NAV in
dictate, such State or party actions, when in
my conviction it is based upon false and
dangerous principle. lbelievc the action Of
the Massachusetts Legislature alluded to, to
be based upon such a principle an to be
fraught will evil and only evil continuity to
the whole country and not to Massachusetts
alone. Hence | condemn and deplore it
without equivocation or reserve.
Knowing how much the adoption Of the
proposed constitutional provision will offend
their brethren elsewhere, the Republicans Of
Massachusetts owe it to their party that this
amendment should be Overwhelmingly voted
down, and think it will be.
| am, very truly,
Your Cb't servant
JAMES w. GRIMES.
Burlinpton Anril 40 1870
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UIf.HI'D W NNINE.
Burlington, April 80, 1859.


We hear that difficulty originated in
Denver City among some gentlemen con-
corning the character Of information written
back of the gold; that charges of having
opened, changed and forged letters were
made, and that out of the matter difficulty
sprung in which John Scudder killed Col.
Basset. Our information is not definite as
yet but we hope to be able to lay fuller
facts before our readers Tomorrow. We
shall also give a report of discouraged
party which turned back from the other side
OF Fort kearney upon information elected
from returning mncrs.-St. Joseph Gazette
Of the In.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

As1ArE CONVENTION OF THE REPUBLICANS OF
Esva is called to assemble by their delegates, at the city
of Dies MONIES at II O'clock A. NJ, on Wednesday the
AL day of June 1859 for the nomination OF oi;ers to
be ec;ed at the general election in October Of this
wear Candidates are be selected for the Offices Of
Governor Lieutenant Governor and three Judges OF the
Supreme Court. The Convention will take such other
action may their opinion contribute to the success
o. the principles and organization Of the Republican
Party of this State and Of the Union.
Every organized County will be entitled 20 one dole
cate in the Conventions and to additional delegate
for each 100 latter the rst 1907 and for any
additional fraction 50 votes cast at the last
General Election for Hon ELIJAH SELLS, as Secre-
tarv OF State.
The atteatIon of the Republican Central Committees
o: their respective counties is directed 10 the calling Of
the County Conventions for the appointment OF dele
yates IN the ratio above stated and for efficient 0rsanI-
x,tion preparatory to the canvas.
JOHN A. KASsOs, II. ". HOXlE'
M RUSCH, D. y. COOLEY,
G II JEROME THOS. SEELY,
X L. B. CLARK.
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The Des Moines citizen, informs its
r.a,srs that the .:chief editor' of the Coun-
ell Bluffs Bugle is Mr.. CARPENTER. Not
on,,, that Init that the said "chief EDITOR
!. 4 caaLidate fer Lieut.. Governor. Con-
s;dsrinc the fact, that Colonel l.. W. Bah
n,rr.is "Chief Editor" Of the Bugle, and not
Mr.. CARPENTER, it would seem that the co.,
Is a star Of "lesser magnitude" than he has
heretofore had reason to believe. Such Is
.orhe whole amount of that enormous fame
Of our distinguished contemporary OF tue
warlike name. We wouldn't if we could
and couldn't if we would-be famous, On
those terms.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican Electors Of Pottwa:smie County are
requested meet in Conv ention, at Concert Hall in
Council Bluffs, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, NEXT,
at O'Clock. F. NJ, for the purpose Of app hitting Dee
attend the Republican State Couventl"'' ana
the transaction of other business. BY order"
C0unty Central committee.
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c. 1t is stated by Washington D.C.)
paper, that the Bankers of that city protect
themselves against swind!ers by writing on
the back of their drafts, against the sigma
ture, the amount for which the draft is made.
This cannot be extracted without also tax.
ing out the signatures.
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In conclusion we canno; refrain from rx-
pressing to YOU our grateful feelings for the
interest YOU have manif ''ted for the welfare
Of the emgrants across the State Of Iowa,
and we give you full permission to DO with
his communication "h1tcver you may deem
proper, believing. as we do, that its general
publicity would be materially beneficial to
the travelling community in Western Iowa.
Very Respectfully,
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cyOur friend, Geo. Hickcnloper, who
is to be our regular Pixies Peak correspon-
dent. sent US number of "The Council
Bluffs Weekly Nonpareii," q strong and
bold Republican journal. published at Coun-
ell Bluffs. 1t is one of tie best appearing
papers that we. know of, and does credit to
the place in which is is rublishcd.-A1b;a
Republican.
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4 New Principal OF LAVA Modcrn Mrs.
PciiPhar.

PC&Phar.
\ correspondent of the New York Times,
friendly to SickIcs, and fully approving Of
the verdict rendered by the jury, says:
"Aftcr the triul had the pleasure of
meeting ten Of the gentlemen who composed
the jury, and am specially instructed by
them to state. and they wish it distinctly
understood, that they gave their verdict on
the principle that. in the absence Of any
adequate punishment by law for adultery. the
man who violates the honor and desOlatcs
the home of bis neighbor, does so at the
peril Of his life, and if he falls by the out
ragged husbands hands, he deserves his
doom. This principle, they informed me,
they agreed upon unanimously six days
since. They have made it from this hour a
principle of American law"
The keokuk Gate City, at the close Of a
well-consjdered and judicious article, bear
ing on the subject of juries establishing new
principles of law, INDUCES in the following
pertinent remarks: I" We don't think
marriage bed that needs such protection
"worth the POWDER" and feel pc. fectly
willing to stand upon that opinion rather
than give our sanction to this now "principle
of American law" established by the jury
for the protection of one who had been
habitually guilty of the crime for which his
victim suffered death Mt his hands. SckIes
was a notorious adulterer, and had wife
inclined to follow his example; Key, not
being as virtuous as Joseph, is allured to
sin by this modern potphar's wife, and her
husband deliberately shoots him. If Sickes
wore not a member of Congress the public
could find a great similarity in his case to
that of the keeper, or the bully of bawdy
house shooting man for sleeping with "his
woman" in the establishments
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CO 1t is the pride and glory of the Dem
ocratc party, that its principles are the same
in all places, under all circumstances, and
at all times. This, to politicians of another
class, is utterly ncomprehensible. e. Chicago
Herald.
We should rather think so. Can't the
Herald in some way make it comprehensive
10 Us ?-Dav. Gao.
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c~ Three hundred and nineteen wagons
crossed Court Avenue Bridge curing the
week. Total, since February 2Sd, l2'5.-
All for Pixies Peal. Moines formal.