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Police IntelIigencc.
SHAMEFUL CASE or SHARP n

SHAMEFUL CASE OF SHARP PRACFiCE
An Italian of respectable appearance, named Peter so
nayentura, appeared before Justice Connolly at thu
Lover Polico Court, few days ago, and preferred
charge false pretence against lawyer named Crsar
f. pogliana. The affidavit OF the complainant WIS a
lengthy one, but exceedingly interesting, disclosing
Of things around the Totibs which thought
sted only in the past, lie states that tho "a of sop
tembcr himself and wife arrested charge Of
assault and battery, and locked up In the Tombs. On
tho second day after he arrested rogiana called
upon him, and announcing himself attorney and
counsellor .at-law, OF twcnty-four years standing,
asked that ho might be engaged to defend the
prisoners. Bonaventura OF engaged the
vices OF the lawyer, and raid the latter $40 to
commence with. On the Sth of September Pogana
called upon the prisoners and stated that he wanted
twenty nve dollars TO induce Justice Connolly 10 destroy
the papers and later in the day he got fifteen dollars
for his services in preparing bail bord for the ro
lease OF the prisoners the 10Th Of September Pog
lana called again and requested further inst almen OF
twenty dollars which he said was intended 10 influence
the District Attorney He stated that he was going TO
have the Indictment quashed, but did not want word
said about the matter TO any one or he might be oled in
the effort On the 30h Of tho month ho called upon
the prisoners again. and saying he wanted TO bribe
the clerks in the District Attorneys Office, asked
for twenty dollars On the 18th Of October he got
S aSs bs called
more which he said he had to give 10 clerks In tho jus
tccs Office and in that OF tho District Attorney. The
poor people had by this time but SIS loft ard to make up
tho amount MRS. Bonsventura gave 6gana three pairs
of earrings and the only mattress they hat in tho WORLD
Subsequent 10 all this the prisoner tried and ac-
Quilted but through the i,rmcntaiity Of Poslana,
who neither appeared at the preliminary sxamration
at the final trial. Thy only services he ever
rendered. appears, was procure them ball. and tns
was only temporary thair bondsman delivered them
up shortly after they w@ bailed. Bonaventura ma.
further ascertained that IN ,gana not lawyer anu
that all the representative he made were made for the
purpose Of dsfrauding Upon strength Of Bonav on
luras complaint, Jus'o Connolly issued warrant cs
the arrest Of and Yesterday he delivered him
self up and was hcld 90 bail in the Of 81 900 to an
swer Mr.. Antonio aqioi of os43 West Thirty second
street, became Pogls mas bondsmap.
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Court OF General Sessions
Jlofora Hon Judge McCunn.

JAM T-At tho opening Of the Court this morning The
following gentlemen to discharge the duties
of Grand Jurors during the present term OF tho Court
Ed. s. Gould, foreman. Samuel 7. Williams.
John Aiken Jeremiah Lambert.
Joseph Appegate John T. =. Maxwell
John Buckley, ,Jr. Samuel G. Madden.
Calvin Durand. J. Mech Henry.
Clinton Giffert Robert j. Randolph.
Geo. II. II. Gillespie. John p. Worstel
Charles c. CoOdhue. William Wood.
william H. Ho0ple. William 7. Booth.
Robert Haydock. James L. Dannat.
Martin u. Kilham. J.Austn Stevens, Jr.
City Judge McCunn charged the Grand Jury folows-
GENrlExrS-I shall say but very little to you because
see before that array Of the first men in tho
country many Of whom, know, are well acquainted
with the duties you called upon to perform Besides,
you have the good fortune well myself to have 90
guide for You in your deliberations tho counsel and ad
Of the learned District Attorney, gentleman o.
large experience in this business and OF very greet
ability. will first cal! your attention 10 the following
lawS:-
To the statute making misdemeanor on tie part o(
public officers to receive greater fees than such as are
allowed by law.
To the election law to prevent bribery and corruption
al elections.
To the act suppress intsmperance and regulate
the sale Of intoxicating liquors
TO act to prevent fraud in the sale of tickets upon
steamships and other vessels.
And to the statute against lotteries.
Not than twenty three nor less than sixteen per-
be sworn upon the Grand Jury. No Indictment
be foud without the Of at least twelve
OF number.
The calendar for this month consists Of about eighty
prison cases. besides large number OF bail cases.
would remark gentlemen. that have entered upon
another year-a year pregnant have doubt, with inn
portant important, perhaps than any tlas
have since the dawn o tho IeDub c II there
fore becomes all do what little lies in power 70
aid and assist upright Chief Magistrate in carrying
the country through tins fearful struggle You and this
Court can aid in a measure, doing by going at
abors promptly and by performing those abors honestly
and conscientiousy without fear favor or hope Of
ward thereby demonstrating 10 the world the fasty Of
the assertion made by wicked and untrnthful foreign
the effect that "ou country is under mob law"
lot continue show them abroad that in this groat
city, containing nearly million OF human beings and
where be found portions OF the OPT ressed OK
the whole human race just and equitable laws find
hearty support in our Icoplo Let show the whole
world. whose eyes fxed upon us, that although
engaged in Of the most fearful struggls man
has ever bched, yet republican institutions, in
midst Of such shock quite equal TO the task and
are prompt and able to suppress crime and maintain
law and order the most powerful most despotio
crowned head ia Europe.
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part OF tho difference above in the nature OF
the service the service has been very hard in Mis-
souri, Kentucky and Western Virginia where the troops
have been duty from Illinois and Ohio soldiers, how
ever have been healthy from the seacoast than
from the interior.
Tho following statement shows the benefit OF action
and the effect Of the mind the health Of the body;
"It has happened than instance that upon
order TO advance against the enemy being given
every OF regiment then tho sick list Immediately
reported himself well discharged and shouldered his
musket In the line OF battle II is probable that at least
half those returned sick by the surgeons Of volun
teers would do the same under similar circumstances;
that proportion being excused from duty account Of
cold in the head fatigue or slight Indigestion"
DEATHS AND SICKNESS IN CAMP.
During the the average mortality in the army
Of the Potomac has boen three and hall per cent.
The following statement exhibits classification Of the
Of disease in the volunteer army during portion
o. the campaign showing Also tho per centsge OF casual
ties Of all kinds wounds accidents, &c for the same
period compared with like returns from the army Of tho
crimea from April 10, 1854, to June 30, 1885,
Army Of Ms
Cr1u A~
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Court C.I.ndar--This Day.

SUPERIOR Coupp Part 1--Nos 2617 S26e0. 2l63, 2165.
2767 2r6e 2ITL 277s 2715 2777 217e 27s3 27s7 27ol
1898 Pst Sos $500 25l2 Soao so4s s9Ss' so,s' ,ss
PART 3.Nos. 2Ts5 2Ie7 2Iog 2S0l, 2s0J, 2s05, 2eO1.
2sos 2sli. si9 2sl5 2si7 2sIs, 1871 ss35 Part A.:
Nos 3olo Jss, 3l22 3l24 sl2a sl2s $3.50, ,siS2 3lSa
$3.50, 3l3s Sl40, 3144, 3l46, 3l4S 49,, ,
scruEO CotRr--Clecur--Par Mos 1901 1911,
1879, 1v D. 1905 17o1, 1907 III, lIls l'25, ils5,
1897 " Al l749 1885, 1855, 1851, 1859, lI63' l7O1.
Fart Nos 1880 1929 1300 1913, 1850, lo52, 1o5t,
1863 1900 1862, 1906, le6S, 1910, l67s 1674, 1919,
Tc,,r,os PirAs-Part Nos. 572 $40, COS, CO. 573,
sJ7I Gfe OF, 67s, 67a. $50. oSl Ge2 ts., Cs5 mt
Nos 625, asa. 2sG $50, 4o5 ll5l, 1865, 1901 1906
/ fi75, 1910, 1917, 673 l00S CSC
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The Comet.

UNTxp STATES NAVAL OBSERVATORY, I
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 1852. !
Ateescopc comet discovered at the Cambridge Mass
Observatory at three A. NJ Of the Goth ultmo this
morning observed by James Ferguson, ESQ.,, Assistant
Astronomer, as follows
Comet 1s61.--HT.
NJ T. wash
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These are all tho casualties that occurred but they
show the proportion Of each class which was treated
in tho hospital In September and October The following
statement speaks for itsof;--
DnpECrs IN PRESENT HOSPITAL AHRANG GEMEsTs.
The defects and sources Of mischief the general hos
ptais al and around Washington and elsewhere, which
have been under consideration by The commission Al
each Of sessons and against which II has repeatedly
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u
Two most important facts appear the face OF this
table-Hrs, the Immense dsproportion between of
disease and of violence fully usyng all that has been
asserted TO the loss that army in the field ex
pect 10 sustain from these causes respectively and
condy the great excess of zymotc diseases, nearly all
of which are in greater less degree, preventabe by
proper precautions For instance, typhus be almost
certainly averted by systematic attention 10 cleanliness
and ventilation smallpox by vaccination, and malarious
diseases Intermittent fever &c) by qunipe. II
apparent therefore, that it within the power Of gov
ernment either by the action OF the War Department
by legislation 20 enforce rules that will most materially
diminish the waste OF efficiency by disease, and the
sequent cost Of the present
VALUE OF QUINiSg.
The Commission make various showing the
vaiuo Of quinne prophyactc Ey giving two grains
Of quinine in two Of whiskey twice day
the number suffering from maaral fever was brought
down from fifty sixty in the regiment to twenty i've
As soon the supply exhausted the number OF sick
rose again. The following are the
pIsyAsks CAsUALrEs OF THE AR1t srA1sncALLr
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The Niagara Outward Bound.

bpeVON Jan, Z, lSoz
The mails per the steamship Niagara will close at nnc
O'Clock to morrow wednesday, morning She will not
sail however, unpi about noon.
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apparent
1862 ~. 3. Nm 8. D. g.
Jan I...... II SO SIS IA IL 30.86 90. !

According the observations made at Cambridge the
comet is moving to the norhward with much rapidly.
bu changes its ascension slowly II is nebulous
about two minutes in diameter slightly condensed tho
centre, and of ruddy light
J. NJ. GIIIISs, Superintendent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-26
GREED OF JEPFBRsoH.
inaugural Address, March Z, 1901 ]


"It IA proper YOU should undestand what deem the
essential prncipls Of our Government and
y those which ought to shape itS Administraon Iwil
compress them within tbs nArrowest compass hey VIII
he general principle, but not al 10 imi
tations;
or persuasion, religious or political.
Peace commerce and honest friendship with all na
tons entangling alliances with none.
"The support Of the State Governments In all their
tights as the most important administrations for our do
nestle concerns and ne sureSt buvarks against all anti
.STSe preservStIon Of the General aovsrnment In its
whole constitutional vigor a. the sheet anchor OF our
peace at home and sAfey abroad a.
"a Jealous care Of the Of election By the people
mild and safe correction Of abuses which are Topped Oh
Absolute aoquescence in the decisions Of the major
ty the vital principle Of repubes from which there no
appeal but 70 form the vital principle and immediate
"a well disciplined militia, our best reliance In peace
and for the hrst moments Of war, I'LL regulars may re-
The supremacy Of the civil over military authority.
Economy in the public expense, that lHbor may Be
lightly burdened.
rke honest psymsnt0f our debts and scored prsSsEs.
"Rneourassment Of agriculture, and Of cOnnerce q
its handmaid.
aIhe diffusion Of information, and arraIgnment Of all
abuses at the bar Of the public reason. -
"Eeedom Of religion, freedom Of the press and ffeo
dom Of person under the protection Of the kabsds 90,
pts and trial by juFiss impartiAly selected. R sfl
'These principles form the bright constellation which
has gone before rs and guided our steps through an age
Of revolution and reformation. The wisdom Of our
hges and blood Of heroes have been devoted 10 heI
attainment. They shond be the creed Of our political
faith the taxi Of civic instruction, the touchsone By
which 10 try the services Of those trust and should
let hasten to reraee steps, and 10 regain The road
which alone leads to peace, liberty and safety"
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ApMOS1r1oE OF JACKSON.
rrarnrall Adaro,,. lI.rohs. lsa7. l


"But the Constitution cannot be maintained nor the
Union preserved 10 opposition 70 ppblie feeling, b. the
mere exertion OF the coeroye powers eon1ded 70 the
General Government. 1he Foundations must b laid In
the affections Of the peuple: In the security which Il
gives to life, liberty and property n eyeg quarter q me
citizens Of the several States bear to anoheras mem
bers Of one political family, mutually contributing to
promote the happiness Of each other Hence, the cu-
ssps CT each State should studiously avoid everything
calculated TO wound The senslbiy or offend The Just
pride Of the people Of other States; and they should
froWn upon any proceedings within their own borders
likely to disturb the tranquility OF their political breth
rem in othtr portions Of the Union! trg.t+ts-
In country extensive as the Uuited States and 10
pursuits varied the internal OF the several
htaes must frequently dier from one another in I'm.
poriant particulars and this difference ts unavoidaby
increasedb by the varying principles upon which the Amer
lean colonies were originally planted; principles which
Rad taken deep root In their social relations before the
Revolution, and therefore, OF necessity influencing ther
policy since they became free and independent eates
But each State has the unqueBonabe right to regulAe
its internal concerns according TO its own pleasures
and while does not interfere with the rights Of the peo
pie OF other States the rights Of the Union every
State must be the sole Judge Of the measures proper 10
meas; and all efforts the part Of The people OF other
States TO cast odium upon their Institutions, and ell
measures calculated to disturb their rights Of property
to put 10 jeopardy their peace and Internal tranquility
a,e 10 direct opposition 70 the spirit in which the Union
was formed, and must endanger is safety. Motives Of
reference, and weak men may persuade Themselves for
moment that they laboring In tho cause OF human
ty and asserting the rights Of the human race butevery
ono upon sober reflection, will that nothing but
mischief from these improper asasu upon the
feelings and rights Of Others. Rest assured that the
men found busy In this work Of dlscofd not worthy
Of your confidence, and deserve your sronghs reprob
ton"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-26
BY JAMES MADISON.
[Federalist, No. Al

"Hearken not TO the unnatural voice which tells you
that the people Of America knit together they by
many cords Of affection, can no longer live together
a. members OF the same family, can no longer continue
the mutual guardians Of their mutual happinoss
longer be fellow citizens OF our great respectable and
hounshiug empire Hearken not to the voice which pct
uantly tells you that the Government recommended for
your adoption novelty In the political woId that IL
has never yet had place IN the theories OF the widest
protectors that It rashly attempts what II s impossible
to accomplish. No, my countIymen; shut your ears
against this anhalowed language; ihut your hearts
against the poison which II conveys. The Kindred
blood which nows in the veins OF american citizens
the mingled blood which they have shed in defense Of
their Acred rights, consec ate their Union. and excite
horror at the ides OF their becoming aliens, ryas,
enemies. And II novelties are TO be Shnnned belieye
me the most alarming Of all novelties, the most wild
Of all projects that Of rending in pieces In order
to preserve our liberties AID promote our happnes
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PTrTHBuRsH, Jan. al. 1850.
On. KEYrEn my wife has been afflicted with bad
cough and difficulty Of breathing for Ave six years,
which for several yean back, had gradually increased In
violence. The complaint has been hereditary and bhe
had been treated By several physicians without any
ef In this state Of her case, procured Of your
Pectonl Cough Syrup. bought the nrst time, hfty
and got dollar bottle, which cured her entirely and
she has now taco OF the former disease except weak
would also state that used the medicine ny
self TO cold and cough The medicine cured By tax
Ing ono dose Iexprem my entire satsfacton with the
medicine, and you are at liberty 70 publish this II you
desire to do %. WIN. WILSON,
Alderman Fifth Ward.
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ADMoNrTIoN OF WARRINGTON.
TfarevelI Addrcss, September II, I7Oo.

an contemplating the causes which may disturb our
Union; Il occurs as 0 matter Of serious concern that
any ground should have been furnished for ohaTscerz
ing parties by geographical natons-Northern
and Southern, Atlantic and WesternWhenco designing
difference Of local nteressand vevn One OF the expe-
dents Of party To acquire within particular dis
tcts, Is to miTepresent the opinions and ams Of Other
districts You shied yourselves too much against
the iealousies and heaft-bnrnings which spring from
these they tend 20 render alien 70
each other those who ought to DO bound together By fra
ternRl affection. Prrla
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COL. PRATT AND DR. KEYsERs PICTORIAL
SYRUP.-DR. KnsKR-Dear Sir: Excuse the delay NJ
my acknowledging the excelenoe Of your Pectol Cough
syrup take great pleasure In saying that It
and the worst ono was afflicted With have not
used than onehalf Of the bottle, and and do
wish that all who afflicted would give It as fair trial
~ IhAve done and they will be proud 70 say, It
quAck medicine" would not suffer another such an
attack for any consideration, or al any cost am con-
hdent can breathe more freely than lever did shall
always acknowledge debt Of gratitude for lnventingao
excellent remedy You arc at liberty 70 use my
In this regard, - you think proper. y. y. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, Nay II, 1850.
N.B-f am no stranger 10 my felloW-citiEens, and
WV - ~ '>'' N'N''- '-'' '''-'N : - E.R.P.
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PATTON rP., April IA, 1857.

A WONDERFUL oURn.--some time ago, an old
neahbor on mine was very Ill with bed cough which
EVER one supposed to BE- consumption. His relatives
told me that he had taken every remedy they heard Of
VIthoat bensnt; his brother 70 see him die, and all
were confirmed In the belief that he could not live
had about the third Of bottle Of your Pectol Syrup,
which gave him. and entirely cured him. to the aston
ishment OF ALL What makes the case more remarkable,
ths extreme age Of tho man. he being about eighty yea
old. have no doubt the Pectonl saved his life.
JOHMN' GINNIB.
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Robinson street, Allegheny .
PIrr..gEgH, Dscsnhsr, D; : y, lsss;

A HKBAT UUKh B1 DE- hhIb Ibhhb FAUIVhAL
RUP.-I live In PEBBLES township, Allegheny county
had coughing and splitting, which commenced aOout
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employed The best physicians in the country, and my
cough oontinusd unabated until early IN October. Al
that tine was advised 70 Try your PkcT0RAL COUGH
SYRUP which did, and after had taken one bottle
"a entirely free from the coughing and splitting had
despAired of ever getting WE'LL and think IL should be
NOW that this valuable remedy will do for ohe what
A has done in ny case. JOHN o. LITTLE,
WItnc.1-B. N. KKAR. PEBBLES toWnhip.
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txTISKIN
VAAlf\el $3.50. ~ ., RPTxrA wY
iSNX IhNVluhWERV W
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asa,l NV ..5.s.se q ~ ss "a
IN UE THE A0E.
MR. KENNEDY, OF ROXHUAEjl
IVA has discovered In one common pasture weeds
. remedy that cures a.--a-l
~ Tr- ~R |
6V0xY A1QQ Oh G2U1UO1,
t14t ~nn,, hi MIG srr3,ltIa |
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mouth. - 80 "a -
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on the face.
h IN
Three 70 q avs bottle. are warranted to cure the wo.
tnd o. hrysipei.,. - ~ $500,
he Eyes.
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TWO or three bottles are warranted 70 cure the Wsrs
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Two or three bottles arc warranted 10 euro tho most
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Three TO four bottles warranted TO cure
Five 10 eight bottles VIII cure the worst case OF scfo-
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beneht 10 always experienced from the nrst Dottle,
aPeriect euro 10 warranted when the above quantity 70
aken' poxprmv MASS.
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DIR. KEYsER's PICTORIAL SYRUP IN RLAIRs-
VILLE-Please send mo smother supply Of your valn-
able .,PectoraI Syrup" Almost everybody arornd
has the cola and as nquirng for Dr. Keysere Pecoral
syrupr We have sold sixteen bottles last week, and
now entirely out. Mr. A. Alter and Mr.. p Maher, both
OF Biairsvis Pa tell they would not be without It
In their famIies In fact all who It once want
'S-A' ]. 5. wATTBRsoa SONS
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PIrrSBuRsH, April "a, Il
READ THE rRuTH.

READ THE TRUTH.-DR. KKYmRi 1 have q dAugh-
Ter who has taken several medicines for bad cough
without beneht-among than Ayers Cherry Peotoral.-
I purchased from you bottle Of your PEOTOkAL
SYRUP, and before she had uDed half bottle she was
relieved. The second bottle oured her enrely Of her
couRh JOHN DARN,
Robinson street, Allegheny,
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January 30, 1890.

ANOTHER NEW oERTIRI0ATR-DR. KHYeER's
PRCTORAL sYRUP.-I had been troubled with acough
and cd fof several ueeksso bad vas It that could not
sleep had the advice and prescriptions from three Of
the physcAnsn In the city, whom could name bat 90
NOT DO 90. finally procured bottle Of your Pectoral
Syrup, which cured me entirely. signed,
I-.,-- J.W. EDMONTON,
eLiberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. Q, 1850.