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THE TEMPERANCE LAW.

I am very glad that our Legislature gave
us the State Cons,abulary provision It was
just what was needed to execute our Pro-
hibi,ory Law. II there be evils which re-
quire law to remove them, That law should
be enforced.
But rs il regards the amendment, making
the frs, sale Of intoxicating drinks an Of.
tense requiring Imprisonment, Il appears to
me il was ill.,imed and uncalled for. For,
Isl, We have good law, all that Is need
ed, only execute It. TO be sure The evils
Of rumselling continued. bu, the fault was
no, to be charged upon the law, that was
all right, bu, upon its executors. No law,
however stringent, if Il should require the
rumseller to he hung by the neck ill dead,
would be effective unless put in force.
%, Any law to be salutary must bc s''s'
tanned by public sentiment. Such Is the
case with our present law-it has been dis
cusse,l. and time is giving II pace among
our permanent laws; and though II may
have its enemies, they consider Il rs part
Of the settled policy of the State. Now
the appointment, Of State police, and a de-
,errnincd effort to put the law as It Is into
execution, will naturally call forth violent
opposition, and perhaps As much a. the
law can bear: how unfortunate, just Mt
this junc,ure, to add other issues to excite
and inc, ease that opposition.
3d, The manner Of amendment Is very
objectionable. A vote is to be taken and a
majority is to decide. But who will vote
Probably not one fourth Of the voters. And
nero majority Of this small minority is to
settle the question for the State. Will this
he true and fair expression Of the opin-
ion of the State? Certainly not And
however legal the action, 1t will not con-
troll the feeling nor secure a peaceful sub
mission.
4,h, A reaction is to he feared. Adopt
ing this amendment disturl's md opens
anew the whole question Of law or no law
making It more stringent will stir mp oP.
position. and the result, will be an effort to
exchange the prohibi,ory far license law.
The prompt execution of the Maine law in
Massachusetts, has endangered it, existence,
with no new amendments to strengthen that
opposition. And if our State Consinbila.
~ do their duty, our present law will have
enough to contend with; and ! believe this
amendment will really make It weaker,
rnther than add to its strength.
n by unnecessarily choosing out oppo-
si,ion, the public mind should become so
excited as To repeal or change the law,
what cause we shall have for regret. How
much better to retain our present law, than
to amend and then lose all together.
These are my views, though at first
was in favor of the amendment But ]
have learned TO let well enough alone.
Make fair trial Of the law rs It is, and Of.
ter proper experiment, ifit proves defect.
i've, then II will be time to amend.
As friend Of the cause, can but hope
the amendment will be rejected. favor
this rs a temperance measure. believe
we shall DO stronger, moro effective, and
moro successful in dealing with rumseller,
with the law rs il is, than by loading il
with any new amendments. Prove what
we have, before we ask for more.
LEGAL EVASION.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wonderful, but True.

MADAME REMINGTON. the worldrsnoWncd
Astrologi,t and Somnambullstic ClairroyAnt
while In . elairvoyant state, dslineatss the very
features OF the person you are to marry, and BY
the aid Of an instrument Of Intense power, known
IS tho Psyehomoteope, guarantees TO produce
perfect and llfeiks picture OF the future hubbard
or wifs OF tho applicant, with date Of marriage,
occupation, leading traits OF character, 40. This
10 no imposition, As testimonials without number
can assert by stating place Of birth, age, di,po-
sti,n. color Of eyes and hair. anil enclosing my
cents, and stamped envelope addressed to your
SELF yos viii receive the picture by return mall,
together With desired information.
~ Address In confidence, MADAME 0sRrRuDE
RsnIsaros, r. o. Boz 2,7. West Troy. NY. llyg
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For Sudden Colds, Coughs, DO.

Sudden colds and hard coughs can be cured i'm
mediately, a. hundreds can testify, by mixing
about one ,easpoonful Of PERRY DAVIS yEuE-
TABLE PAIN KILLER with four tablsspooafals
OF nolsssss, mixed we'll tossthsr, and taken -
your coughing spell comes on three tsaspoonfals
Of the mixture will answer Tor . dose. Also III
10 Of the Pain Killer on the hands, and iuhals the
scent OF u Into the lungs. AMER you have taken
the medicine. bsths the throat and around the
collar bone, also scross the upper part OF the
breast and down the sides. II they have boon made
sore by coughing. and you will soon Eet relief u
you do not neglect II too long Tho sooner this
medicine IL applied the more speedy the relief
In all cases, n you do not get relief In thirty min
uts,, TAKE II again, and tsshs ff''ly secordisS 70
directions. lmt
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no uouot upon I've pOmt. u hD oPih'o"
is correct, the penalty Is TOO severe. The
answer to the next question is q matter Of
fad. Who declares that tho law Is indie.
quate4 These parties admit that for nine
years the law has not been enforced, while
in another place they say that where il has
been enforced, grog shops have been closed
by il. The law has no, been tried through.
out the entire State there has been an en-.
tire absence Of any organization to enforce
il. Therefore we reply that until the pres
cnt penalty is found Inadequate, heavier
penalty IS too severe.
t2l Yes, ut the present time. We have
no opinion to express upon imprisonment
until il shall be found that fines ara failures
ipr stopping the sale Of spirit; but until
that shall be the finding, il is entirely I'M.
necessary.
t;l) Here we have a candid statement
that the law is demonstrating the wisdom
AMI cSpc,liency Of Prohibition. Then let
il still continue to demonstrate. "iiun-
drcds Of grog-shops have been closed ly
it," Thon let mn hundred more be closed
Ivy il. The same means thar CLOSED ono
hundred grog shops will close one thou.
sand or ten thousand, II aPpiisd. Why not
apply those means energetically and sys.
,ema,ically, instead Of experimenting upon
the life Of n well person by forcing down
his throat crazy and un,ried remedies until
the person has tried the prescriptions III.
ready left by the physician?
az The whole Of the latter part Of this
paragraph savors very strongly Of the cant
Of the lcnagoguc. II "prohibition in
many paris OF this Stale is merely nomi-
nal" rhy is il merely nominal! Ii does
not exist only in name in all parts Of the
State, because il is enforced in some. It
appears, then, that wherever the law is en- =.
forced the good results are real and flatter-
ing, AMI wherever the law is sincerely NOM
inal' there il is not enforced. Instead Of
specializing in public stocks made up of the
very woes SO truthiully cited in the sap
peal" and stalking their pile" lin this case,
the lawl upon the hazard Of n few ballots
which will in no way express the future
policy Of parties who will hereafter enact or
repeal laws, the advocates Of this speculate
i've measure would do better to lift u little
at the wheel than to sit still and call upon
Hercules.
"The question is virtually between Free
Rum AMI Prohibition" Is it possible that
any man in his sense can not see the fool
ish absur,lity Of such "buncombe" talk to
the public See the disinycnuousness OF
this school boy proclamation =" The good
results oi,he present law have dcmonstra-
ted the wisdom aud expcdiencc, Of Prohi-
bition. Hundreds OF grog.shops have been
closed byit and thousands OF inebriates
have been restored &c. &c."-And we are
told that such Jaw is equivalent to " free
rum" -!
II sincere temperance men wish to journ'
ey to Joppa under crazy" Rev." Mr..
Adamses, il can bc done but. if tl,oy would
save the law we now have and if,hcy have
the good Of the " Maine Law" ut heart,
they will reject this proposed amendment
by convincing vote.
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Ike resolving never TO travel BY steam nor
Communicates by Telegraph. It 10 10 close
ones eyes to the light, and insist on living
in perpetual darkness. An individual may
do this Al his own cost; but community,
class, will never act so insanely and he
who neglects the advantages Of Adver'is'
ing not only robs himself OF his fair advan'
tags. but bcs,ows the spoils on his wiser
-. A..
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The o. 8. District coart. Judge Underwood
presiding. commenced IL session In Richmond.
on Monday. Among the members Of the
Grand Jury we're John NJ. Bolts, Jos. Segsr.
Lewis Mckenzie and Ave oolored men. The
Judge. In his charge, congratulated the jury
that. though Il had been threatened With de-
struction by assassination, yet. thanks to Con.
grsss. Il met now In security. This promised
better things for Richmond, . city where the
press had reached the lowest depths ofproaig-
acy. The pulpit hsd been prostituted BY gay
lotteries. and lieentiousness had ruled until
half the births were illegitimste. The jury
would have good deal Of work to do much
oft had been created through the demoralira-
ton OF the people and by disloysl press
which had encouraged perjury and counter.
isitipg to cheat the Government. He called
attention to the fact that negroes were not 81.
lowed the freedom OF the street cars.
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ShcrtH's Safe {!
WORKS.

l Tsisn on execution. and viii BE- sold at rub-
lilo Aaetlsa, on saturday the nnsss th day o. June,
A. d. ise1. 30 ten o'clock In the FORENOON q Oh. Of
county ef York, ali The light % rstssm from sale
on. execution. of an equity Of redemption, which
John Mormon OF South berwick. IN sald County Oh
yoIh has. 9, had on ". h day q .Srs,, 4; "
sisss q tS s bsprsas Judicial Court slshIn sad
Dc aid eeaniy Of Yo!k, on ths Dth dsy q Jsns.
.s... .ss s ia seiass %. ssSis :s
Of being al the Right which AID Nor;
non had % Ssasss ss fS,issins Si.'r,ssS real
sestsia iot of tiiIsro AID pasture iaad, with the
Saiidines thereon, and being The sane prssnss
% whisS aid Noenas nov. Lives, eontAinihs thiry
s,>"'s DANiEL A. tuRD, Dsp. sAsria.
DAlsd Ne ssh DAY " My, A, D.iss1. ~
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An Intelligent Republican Just returned
nom An extensive tour through Virginia says
that the political condition Of things 10 singu-
lsrly mixed. The negroes are determined 70
hs 70 their rights and full equality under the
Law. The rebels are sour and ugly, while
there 10 middle class headed BY John Minor
Botts, Who desire 60 get up respectable Un'
lon party with the colored people Kept well In
the hack Erpund., d.. .,If. .... % .
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yohnssns Apoiyns Hnimeus b m moss dessrveiiy
popuias sdicins q IL prvssns dAy. I ssrlslDrss
MOI limited IN any Pecps % ssct-est b sssd ALIKE By
he rch snd the psos, lie sducasd md ths igpanI =
wosss r.orsls IIoasss. sysptons-eust stares. eye
dull and Eiaring, great sppeA's cus-saeraans
Cayslry Powders.
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MAr Nuxsra OF, NoRxiL.-Ths May nun,
Der Of this journal has come and is an excellent
one. We call especial attention to the an
aouncement that there win BE- . Teachers $3.50
sistion In Pennington on the lth ofne1t month.
Il will b found matter Of much interest to
the teashera ofthe State. -
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BRIGHTON MARKET-May g.

Al martet Dc he euvn vest Caitis. 1853, sSesp AMI
fAmts, 1iot, swine sooi uumb-r Western Cattle, 1852
Eastern Catiie, l0&.
PRicIS-Ievf Cattle Esirs, 81 90 ~ NISi nr'
quality. sls 20 % II %, secood quality, &l2to % ID W.
third quality. 1870 q ~ Is.
HIDES, tn Ole v H. rAnov, 10 ilcHh
PELrS, 500 90 eseh.
CALY SKINS, 2o1 2,nHb
RsnAKA-The supply II cattle wss 1873 besi this
week, against ISL sesk As the number nj Cam
bridge was light the demand had 10 be suppei by oAte
frm the West
MICH COWS and Calves $50, IS, 80. Ion % rs.
SHEEP AND LANES, In lots, 81 %, I q, 70 %
4 "a each, Extr, IS o. as % % fro.n % &c y b.
sWINE-wcaan ht swim, live, Ole n.
prss~d II . lille per b. o..
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Frsnklin Lakewood, An old man aud crippled
and his two Young sons, living near Bedford,
Ky,,, vsrs taken from hoat % Friday oflsss
veek BY tire men With fsess blseksnsd.
ssd tied up and whipped with ras hide. thsir
ho,s. torn dsvn. farai,urs .bsots., ana hay
ordered 70 lsAys the oDpptry under peaalty Of
death, on account. q Is said, Of their lunIou
-s,lpsas Gen. psrS..nt. ii !, i 2. .A'
pAsssr. .',i,l. hoo .,,f,,,,t. p,,f, o,lI !,
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A Boston, paper publishes f ie". a
carried "a the arvt honors In the department
Of iooomotives- gold ssdai having been
awarded to the locomotive T" .4nsriea, COB
tribated by the Grant Company Of Psserson,
N. J.. There was stid ,osnpeti,tou. tor tee
honor, frasce. Austria aud Russia haying escn
ssver~i machines, but the " America outshone
then ell and took The gold usdal. ,9rls ~
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s.,,,or Summer /, ,aid to be busily engsl

Senator Sumner 10 said TO be busily engaged
In writing . pamphlet on Russlan. Amerioa-
His 6rst attention VAS merely to write out the
substance ofWhat he said In the executive .s:-
sion. during the debate ion the treaty. This
would have occupied about four columns, put
he hss finally come to- the conclusion to give
M, Gle ws' nors atlengsh. in agood si'ei Pa@Ps-
LET. Il win give an elaborate account o. the
new territory.
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In this city, April ~. Mira susan L.. wife VI H..
ward Fuller, aged u years.
Loved one. rest! No pain distressing
Shall thy slumbers break
Neither care. nor fear depressing,
Rudely bid thee wake.
In North Berwick, April a. 81 consumption.
WIN u. Pray. a:ed - years, 10 months aud ~
days
IN North berwick. May 2, Of consumption. Levi
Abbott. aged ~ years.
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The NATIONAL COUGH CURE

TIss cured Rev. william Mcdonald, Of Boston,
when pronounced by physicians neurabis. IL will
cure any durable cough IL always rsiier,s. For
IIoarseness. bronchitis, Sore Throat, &c II has no
superior. Admirsble, also, for public speakers
and singers. Sold by all Druggists. q. Z. uOOD-
WIN 4 co, Boston, Wholesale Agents.
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DIED.

rr Nntices ~ esihA, nd exncns SIX hirs- inse'tSl
me ah,,e that number, at r,shr advertising rates.
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Read the Certificate Of Rev. B. T. Flualin

"
To DIR. hosrrrrsEi
Dsar Sir This IL to certify thatI WAS taken
with the dyspep'laa year ago last Nsrch. and,
Tor . period Of eight months, was ono Of tho most
miserable creatures you ever boheld, not being
able either TO eat, drink or sleep, and wss CON.
PEELED 10 walk the floor incessantly. Twas nearly
deprived Of my reason. and hope had entirely len
me all the Efforts made for my recovery having
proved frultless.
by the nrst OF November, 1858, hsd become %
weak and feeble that could scarcely stand alono.
and, 70 oil appearance, would soon die. Az this
time (havlng read your advertisementJ nv wife
prevailed upon me to ny your Bittsrs. bottle
was procured, and, strange to say, soon common
csd recovering. I have taken tour bottles, and am
enjoying IS good health now as could DO expected
for one Of my age tabout sixty years.. have no
doubt that II was your Bitten alone. under Divine
Providence, that Effected this wonderful cure.
n. T. PLuALIN.
Hudson, Mich August %. 1866. iml9
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MARKETS.
Bidd.fo,d and ,s.oo Retail Price Current.
Iru.soiY, May o 1857.
coaascfsD wHzLY.

90 eos,scfD vTnir., = -s ~.
IN. lg.s . Tussoir. Nay o 1881
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Ruilosk, = m........SOaI Crushsd, ieosdersd iG,l
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n.At eask. ....l % ylssFaS x e.a. .::.SDso
CoDnt ..........s 91tl Wcnt,li~ycWd,.o eoDI ~
nanksssa, No assd olive. IS ooSsse
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huscovado, Y sAn. ssD0I
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(l) Here wc believe to bc the vital
mistake made by the advocates nc tn. new
r,casure-,hat they do not appreciate the
law that we now have, f6r we cannot sup
po-s them to he unacquainsed with its pro-
visions. Before the voter can inlelhgcntly
answer the question here aske'i, no must
satisfy himself afiirm,tively in regard to
two other questions: Il tho present law en-.
iirely unobjeciional in lbs prohibitions, and
has il been found Inadequate to bring about
the suppression Of the salc of Intoxicating
liguon! The answer sotke frs, question,
is matter Of opinion. To our mind il ID
radical y ol.icai"nal in i,s provisions relai-
lug To cider. The sale Of "Aard esdsr" as
abevcr~ge was only meant to be prohibited
bu, the law does NO, cay 80. and makes il
imperative upon tho magistrate To Impose
a peually upon tho sale Of apple juice.
This is unwisc as well as unfortunate, and
We hazard the prophecy that before loos
oar legislature will repeal tho clause pro-
Libiiins the sale Of cider, making tho sec,
iion prahibiiory sf mixed liquors sohl nn.
.Isr III. nausc Of cider. We are greatly
m-,akru Il he public sentiment win allow
the eaioriny 81 6ae upon the sale of
sweet cider. q the iaw anow ense,"d;--add
,l,iry ,lsys ii~pri. onmsa,, snd,here can be
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lsas On. sssss gs ss.s.s 2: 1919 Clover
Bed, ps y. re... n'd T0p s'si' pr D. =" ss, -.
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g..'7 HT'tt fst.! g.w.'
The Victoria Colonisi, the oldest and
mos, widely circulated journal in Vancou-
vcr's Island, British Columbia, says, cdito.
rally. updcr date Of April 80, mine out
Of every ten men In the Colony. under the
present state Of wrctchedness and poverty,
would welcome annexation to the United
Stnies." These remarks wcro called forth
by tho r,imor that England was about TO
sell her northwestern American posses
sions to the United States. d., -, ,.L.
Petroleum v. Nasty av'oiwstnnt Mr. Sew.
and negotiated tho purchase oiihs Rus.
sian Territory In orisr.,o mako the. Blair
family its Governors. ho Describes the
President asking: win the aibishen Sen.
ate ra,ify the Trcaiym And mr.. sewsrl
answers: II converst with many on the
subjick, and they said,, IL be could promise
that tia Blair's would lncrert posisbeas
there, they would do Il cheerAy. For sich
purpose" said one OF them TO me, 81,
100000 II q rnSrc ,bagaiclle.n 81 -sllt OF"
Judge shartey, a, present . petitioner
before the Supreme Court, Is charged with
being the author Of an 'ipfamot,,, decision
eonsir,inK widow and her children into
Slavery. The former had been the wife Of
/. Mississippi planter, who had lesalised his
nsafr;isss wi,h hst Ia the Northern States.
The latter had been educated % Ohio. Re-
turning South, they were seized. upon BY
relatives 'of tho deceased planter, am, on
.pp!isason y s sa xsr' doo" Hs- to =,
slavery. -, ,,,,J ,
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three miles south OF Carthage, on the Mi.
ami Canal. sunk ten feet, showing that the
shock extended to Ohio. Tho ground
sunk bodily, leavinga perpendicular wall
often feet or moro on all sides The canal
bank was seriously endangered by tho sub
sidence. u'W ~ ',''" 49, TOT i.
A letter from Chicago says that the con-
duct Of the rioters last Thursday and Fri.
day has laid out tho eight hour law cold.
A reaction Of public sentimeh, has taken
place which has been morU cffectual in
prostnting the system than the small dem
agogues who upheld Il had In any way OK
Pectcd. ~ 0
JEFF. Davis has been in Fortress Monroe
nearly two years. For a year his imPrson.
ment wns very rigorous owing TO riniors
Of efforts making for his escape. This Sc
verify was from time to time relaxed, until
eight months ago tho guard, which sur.
rounded his quarters a, all hours were re-
moved; and since that time he has enjoyed
far greater privileges than Is accorded to
the officers and soldiers On. duty.
The Charlottesville (va.) Caroniels, though
far from being a radical paper, says, in q
late issue; ave apprehend the most seri.
our consequence if the, South hoists the
Democratic Gag. Tho Nor,herp Demo
Gratis arc extremely violent 10 Their u Ian .:
suagc and talk pretty much as tho South
talked Before the war. They can afford g
do Il. because they know i Is only talk and
tina, they arc Ia no danger. But suppose
tho soath' sets Oh their "pladonn and dee
their hanncrs, wo SHALL receive tho wrath
Iofihe NonhLoss tG keaa Of ds SSs& srn
heir vengeance Be ,prualsd
4 -, uiltil. sirisuIih srV 7l'pni rfit"t