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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-14

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90 and interchange Of liquors within ths Messepeli!s
Police district OF the State Of New York." passed ApW
~, 1850, u hereby repealed
ssc. q In the cities OF New York and Brooklyn th9
Mayors Of sAd cities respectively ANAL hereafter hay1
the exclusive power and authority to grant censss 10
the sale Of beer Wines liquors and all kinds Of
~ retail under such restrictions and regulations g
scribe Z
Bro, n the counties Of wsstchsstsr and Richmond
bracsd within the limits Of the city Of Brooklyn, and
that part OF me county Of Queens within the said Metre
potan Board the Boards OF Supervisors OF said ceunfis
respectively shall hereafter have the exclusive pews
and authority TO grant licenses for the sale Of beef
wines liquors and all kinds OF beverages by retail
prescribe
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, Feb. Is, 1893.

ALbANIs rop los 1000
bills REPORTED yAvoRABLy.
For the better protection against fires OF visitors to
theatres In New York; TO amend tho charter OF the
Irving Fire Insurance Company; requiring the tax COL
lecto westchester county 10 pay over their colec
French Benevolent Society Of New York. to incorpo-
rate the New York Elevator Company; authorizing the
erection OF piers and wharves In Harlem river, below
second avenue.
By Mr. MrRPnY-Amending the charter Of the Bay
side and New York Ferry Company
BY Mr. TwkED-To found Presbyterian Hospital In
New York, for which object James Lennox has already
donated $350, 600 In reol estate aHd money.
BY Mr. rHAYER--To provide for the Transmission OF
letters and packages Of merchandso tho East and
North rivers by means Of pneumatic tubes.
BY Mr. BRADLEy-To provide odditonal facilities for
the nterment Of the pauper dead In New York also
Island for public purposes Between he nj
Correction.
. By Mr. PAtxxR-For the more snsctual prevention Of
BY Mr. NoRros-To repeal the ac1of 1897 for the con-
styucton Of an experimental line or railway In New
York and Wemchester counties
erni synod, tao Board OF Foreign Missions and the
Board Of Education Of the Reformed Protestant Dutch
Church.
BY Mr.. Incorporating the Murray Hill Savings
BY Mr. acknowledgement the EasrRivsr Tunnel
Company.
Ellis PASSED.
For the relief OF the franklin Insurance COMPANY OF
New York; authorizing hf5 insurance companies aud
loan and trust companies to invest moneys 10 any viii
age, town or county bonds authorized by the LeGsa-
turc.
Ellis ADVANCED TO THIRD READING
Authorizing the completion OF the walIabout improve
ng h az xpesss q casan qsnsr
1900
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WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1865
Paymaster VIM r. Winslow Is detached from tAe Gars
snsc and ordered TO settle his accounts.
Surgeon E. p Matthews 10 detached from the Aranas
and placed on waiting orders.
Surgeon A. A. Hoching Is detached from the nacotah
and placed on waiting orders
Saginaw aud placed on waiting orders
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. W. Coles ordered TO tho
Naval Academy.
Assistant Surgeon T. B. Ayrss ID detached fron the
Naval Academy and ordered 70 the Wampanoag.
Passed Assistant Surgeon d. McMurtIie - desacneo
from the Wampanoag and placed on waiting orders.
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SHIPPING NEW s.
PORT or NEW YORK. FEBRUARY 10. 1853.
rrivuls.

Arrlvuiss
Steamship Hatteras Couch, Richmond. with radse and
pas sengeis TO N l. McCready. 80 as, -. =.
Brig 4 mnlous (Br) Priest Malaga Dec ~. win FRUIT "
Whitney. Had heavy weather on the coast, ana sphs
sails - ...
Schr Mary jenkins, Baker. Norfolk days
Wind at Sunset s.
For ether Shipping Neos see Seventh Page
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terfc.rcrs, Forpcrs' DC.
Tho reports OF the number q ceunser'ese'
aud persous cond,mps I for perjury and embezaement,
called for bv tho enafe and House o. Representatives
a. the beginning OF the d. eseu session, has been almost
completed by Mr. r. o. su =, the Pardoo Clerk OF Inc
Attorney Generals once, a. I'd tho reports will most
probably be transmitted 10 Con Vfess on MONDAY heAe
II 10 saia INST those rcporIA' WV inin'sh 'uy
little evidence against the P, 'ssiaen. ~" 0an
be used BY The irapeachers % es'ao''SH ny
charge Of abuse Of the pardoninsv power ing
number Of counierieiters and persons convieleu %
passing counterfeit money that have been 'ardooee ~
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HUSBAND AND WIFE.

''My dear, what makes you always yawn 7"
The wife exclaimed, her temper gone,-
as home so duh and drcary:"
''Not So" he said. "my love. not So
But nan and wife are one you know;
And, when acne, I'm weary"
SMART DoDGE-The last cute Yankeeism is
to get up miniature distillery at cost of about
thirty dollars and have it informed on and seiz.
ed. The informer gets three hundred dollars.
The friends of wit expressed some surprise
that with his age and fondness for the bottle he
shoUld have thought it worth while to marry.
"a wife was necessary he said. They began
t, say that drank too much for single man.
The following was contributed to Punch by q
fashionable young married woman: The
latest thing out-my husband"
A hoardcr at one of the hotels was recently
observed TO shed tears when the cheese was pass
ed. Upon beng asked the cause of this agita.
ton, he replied That ''the cheese was very
moving sight"
a French author says, when lost nv wife,
every '<mily in town offered me another but
when lost my horse, no one offered to make
him good"
Ii burglar should get into Brigham Young's
house what would be the RESULT A harem scare
'em scene
1t is said that when Russian husband neg.
lects TO beat his wife for month Or two, she
begins 60 DO alarmed at his indifference.
A tpsy loafer mistook globe lamp with lot
ters on it for the queen OF night. well" said
he, "if somebody amt stuck an advertisement on
III , moon"
Why do 1rishmen resemble tho waves Of the
Atlantic Because they never cease LAWN tho
shores Of the could counthry."
An early spring-jumping out Of bed 1t i've
o'clock in the morning. "A late fall-slipping mp
on the paavesnent at eleven o'clock in the
evening.
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A bit of Silver.

Before Justice F., at San Juan, Nevada
county was brought Hibernian, charged with
assault and battery on q fellow-countryman
Many witnesses were examined and, finally,
Jimmey c. was called 10 the stand.
"Ar. c., state what you know about this
case"
well, your honor, Barney and Patrick had .
bit OF quarrel about spme wood they had been
cutting They were standing near the wood
pile in front of the house, and after jawiRg a
little, Barney picked mp bit of a silver, and
gave Patrick little tap on the head, and he
went over on the wood-ple-and that was al
there was about it."
Justice r. "You say Barney hit Pat
rick on the head with a bit Of silver. What
kind OF a silver was that Z"
"Well, your honor, twas small thing, q bit
Of q chip
"But we want to know how big it was; give
US your idea of how big it was"
well, your honor, after some hesitation,
think it was about two feet long, and about as
big around as my wrist
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EbO Won Believe

Saia a skeptcal collie gian, TO an old Quaker
Isugp9ea You are one Of those fanatics who be-
lieve N Vac Bible.
M9usksF I do believe in the Bible, don't you
sksptic--No, can have proof of its truth.
Quakar--Does thee believe in France?
Skeptic-Ies, for though | have not seen it,
have seen others who have besides there is
plenty OF corroboratiye proof that such a country
does exist.
Quaker-Then thee will not believe anything
thee or others has not seen;
Skcptic-No 10 lie sure | won't.
QUakcr--Did thee ever see thy own brains
Skeptic--No.
Quaker-Ever see anybody that did b?
Skeptlc-No.
Quaker--Does thee believe thee has aRy'
Exit skeptic very much disguised.
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EASILY SUIrED.-The other day, . young
gentleman from the country stepped into store
on East Water street, and informed the propri'
stor that his occupation was that of carpenter.
and he desired to got bosom pin smblsmatio Of
that profession. The obliging jeweler looked ov.
or his stock, and finding nothing else, showed
him very fine Masonic pin. The young man
looked at it carefully.
''Yes," said he, "there's the compass and square.
l use both of them-but why didn't they put .
saw in it It's first rate far as it goes Helle
there's G there-what does that stand for 2"
The jeweler didn't know.
The man studied it CAREFUL for q msnlent, and
bright idea struck him. His face flushed - II
he had made discovery.
81 have it," he said ats all right. G stands
for gimlst. Compass, square and ginlst. Tia,
will do will take it, .....
There was little toush of sadness in his voics
as he pinned the emblem on his coat, and went
away muttering
Compass, square and gmlet do wish there
was saw, though
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Budget Of finn.
Laugh and Grow Fat.

Heed ye all this command. Laugh while you
may. lis better to laugh than 70 cry. Tears
are a crying evil. Don't cry for split milk. An
ocean of tears wouldn't save drop of it. Dry
up and laugh. Laugh early and often. Laugh
ing is catching Laugh, then, and let others
catch it, and thereby become beneiaeter to
your kind. We will wager this is good advice.
good Laughter never has the dyspepsia, and
lives to die at good old age, provided he dsssat
travel much on railroads. Methuselah was an
incessant Laughter, and he lived upward Of nine
hundred years but then provisions weren't a.
high as now. There were no railroads in his
days neither. Laugh-laugh right cut, but not
in meetin'. Don't choke a laugh; lot it come
up full. clear and hearty. Even the waters
laugh. Didn't Longfellow write of Laughing
water" Don't you sing of the round laughing
moon? And then there are laughing hysnas.
Don't be out-done by waters, moon, and hyenas.
Resolve to laugh from this hour. If you cant
find anything to laugh at, laugh at yourself.
We warrant you have abundant cause. At any
rate, laugh. We never knew jolly, gssa
laugher to be sent to State Prison or Congress.
--Erchange.
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NOF1CE.-EsTATE OF SAMUEL j. DoiSE DECEASED
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Admins
tratrix OF the estate Of Samuel j. Doane late Of the County
OF La Sale and State % Illinois eCeas ed will ap, before
the County Court of snd County the third Monday beipg
the 18TH day of May ls6S, the Court House in Ottawa,
said county, when and where all persons having claims
demands against said notified attend and present
the same in writing for adjustment
Dated this 4th day Of March, \. D. 1865.
ELIZABETH A. poANE,.
Mar. 7-Gw. Administrative.
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GENERAL SIGSs.--To take down the gridiron
from the nail where it is hanging with the left
hand is sign tina; there will be broil in the
kitchen.
If mirror is broken it is a sign that good
looking glass Will he missed in that house.
Ii you hear rooster crow when you are in
bed and the clock strikes a few times at the same
instant it is a s. IN of mo rnng.
To stroke a green-eyed cat with white spot
on her nose is lucky, and heavy purs will be
the consequence.
Il you are i'll the house and hear a baby cry it
is sign OF marriage, or if it isn't 1t ought to be-
To lose pocket-book containing green backs is
unlucky.
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nR. IA vi S, formerly of FLAMES Lock Hospital"
~ New Orleans La, Established in lSj0l and for tina last
six years located In Chcagohe successful Specialist
of thu age in the of all diseases Of private
lie condentaly consulted his Office and rooms %
Randolph Street corner Of Dearborn Street, upon
the treatment of Chronic, Mecmal, Sypbie. Blood and
Characerwhch he without the mercury lpdide
positive cure 2r all mmors and blood ;osons.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
and Dnrnal Emissions brought hy abuse OF the
early ndiscretons, heretsTyoauRg boss OF
memory, confusou tpresso dimnes Of vision and often
times insanity with deplorabe tram of other symptoms
treated ami radically cured by nhle method, saving
time aud expense. All diseases peculiar 10 the sexual organs
OF private character radically and permanently cured
Old diseases at the most horrible class, where the blood has
become poIsdne6poducing botchcs the face small
watery bis'erslans in the head and bones--ncerated
throat and nose the limbs and body scroulao-
gether with endless number OF suhcrng eecuay and
permanently cured.
Dr. AMEs recommended by the press OF the country by
professors Of medical colleges and by tho medical profession
generally Those afflicted should apply to him and be
at once
Dr. JAMES be consulted, conientiay by letter p o.
Dr. 56s3 Chicago, Ill., enclosing stamp tor answer or
at his Office and pdrlors 63 Randolph St. corner DeaLorn
Street. from TO 10 y. Ten separate rooms and private
and exits that patients come I'm contact
with ca.h other Everything private and confidential.
Just published by Dr. James, two pamphlets. Sperma-
torhea and Syphilis and both sent in sealed envelope
address, receipt often cents three red postage stamps
JuAe22 1s67-ly;
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QUESTION:

In what house In Ottawa de find the greatest variety
OF white goods Linen lawn, oambrc Jacones nansook,
percae 6lant- lacone edng and nserting Richardson's
ih linen pillow linen, table damask, bleached and
brown linen rapkns Scotch diapers birds lnen Hucka-
buck and Russia tow.n linen handkerchief.. hemstchei
anc embroidered embroidered curtains, linen and cotton
holland for curtains and thousand and one other articles
too numerous 10 InenoBI The universal answer is
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AT REDDICK & GILIEN'S.

Special attention called mammoth stock Of shaws
Of description from 81 % s2450 veil berages tissues Grape
lace ve bugle trimming and ornamental Tor trimming bon.
and taft rbbin. ba;mora and hoop sk.ts, French
and American corsets hosiery and gloves and in fact every
thing that II useful ornamental and saleabe in the line Of
Yankee Notions In connection With the foregoing have
. large and ~oll regulated assortment Of
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EINAL SEyTLEMENT.-l

ENINAL SEy'TLENENT.-E ESTATE or Jostpu KLEI.
Der, Deceased. Notice i, hereby given to al persons
interested in said estate that John se, the
estate OF Joseph keber deceased Will appear before the
County Court Of the county of La Sale aud State OF Illinois,
at the Court Honse in Ottawa, in sail county Monday
the 10th day of April s6s, FOR the purpose rendering
account Of his Proceedings in the administrator, O: said
estate for the final settlement.
Dated at ottawa, this lith day of March, lsGS.
4w a. B. MOORE Clerk.
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nj DTICE.-EsTATg OF MICHAEL CLINE DEcg ,SED.-No-
~ tice is hereby given, that the undersigned ADMINISTRATIVE
OF the estate of Micke Cline late Of the OF a Sale
and State OF Illinois deceased will appear before the County
Court Of said county the third Monday being the 10Th
day of rrl, lStS, ut the Court House in OTTAWA in said
county, when and where all persons hay lag cms or de-
mands against said estate notified to attend anu present
Sac same in writing for adjustment
Dated this 10th dny Of February, a. y. lsdS.
BRIDGET CLINE,
MIR I-6w. ALmni.trlirtN,
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OFFICE OF THE La SALE COUNTY
" INITIAL FIRE INSURANCE co.

At meeting OF the directors Of this company held the
10Th day of March, 1868 the following order passed
ordered, "That assessment Of forty per he levied
all premium notes dated prior 10 March l. lS6, and
in force and rata upon all dated since
that date that have Expired apsed March 1867
Said to be payable before May ls 1865 or
year from the time the last PAYABLE
by order of the Directors. W. VI. TRUE, Sec
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G r Q 9 Z r IES
AT Wholesale AND RETAIL

Our stock consists Of teas s ard Java cohee
moasses syrup,, (neludng Blechers golden fish Of all
kinds spices OF the best quality sosp the fancy toilet To
the most sommOn washing; candles tubs pals, washboards
and all kinds Of stone and earthen ware
The highest price paid for butter and eggs and commits
sior taken 81 purchasers for handling.
In conclusion would say all persons iesrons of pmf
chasing goods cheap and of the best quality and OF finding
everything they might expect in first class Dry Coed House
and be fully satisfied
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y. It's. BOWEN, Town Clerk.


STATE OF ILLINOIS, LAsALLE COUNTY, ss-C0unty
~ Court 0tsrsor 10 Jun> T'rm ls6s.-Ia C2dnccry.
Charles Wake Mary Jane Wake-Bill for divorce It
appearing from affidavit file in the office the Clerk
OF said Court that said defendant has gone Of said
that cannot be served upsn said defendant anu
said complainant having filed his bill of complaint in said
court ths Chanc@ry side thereof the 18th day Of
March, A. n 1865 herein and having been issued
thereon according to Notice therefore is hereby given
to sal defendant Mary Jane Wake that unless yon person
ally be and appear before said thereof 10
be held at the Court House Ia Ottawa said county,
first Monday ofJune 1865 (when and where said
summons returabel and plead, demur except
to sad BILL the same will be taken tor confessed you
and the matters and things therein prayed d-creed
accordingly. A. d. MOORE, Clerk.
WM. l.. BECK Complainants Solicitor. Mar. 2S-4w.
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nlSSOLUTEON.-Thc firm of Sweet7er i Cnmmn.,
~ OF Sreaor, la Sale Co, His, this day Dissolved by
mutual consent All claims for and against the viii DO
settled by Frank H. Sw-cter. PRANK u. SWEErsEE,
Streator Ill.,, Feb 81, 1865. A. CUMMINS
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strict conscientious principles and In. withheld them from
general lest they should be employed for unlawful
purposes.
In overcoming Female Obtructous Falling of the Womb,
Whites, Green Sickness Suppression RctenCn or mmoicr-
ate Flow of the Monthly Discharges Nervous and Spinal
Affections Pains in the Back and Limits, Fatigue slight
exetiop, Palpataton of the Heart Mysteries 6c and will
effect when all other have failed and although
powerful remedy, do not contain calome antimony,
anything hurtu, 10 the constitution
To married ladscs and young girls who have beea
regulated they peculiarly suited They viii, in short
time, bring the monthly period with regularity.
CAuTIDN.-narred La6ies should take them when
there any believe themselves pregnant for they
VIII be sure 10 produce miscarriage.
Locs procure box, sealed from the eyes of te
ions ~ enclosing dollar and six postage stamps to NJ
MACOMBER General Agent for the United States and eau
adts a. Albany, n. Y, or 10 any authorized dgeut.
For sale at wholesale and retail by Koch Rose Ottawa
Ills, and by druggists everywhere. aug 81
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TNNHE annual meeting Of the company will be held on
Il Thursday, May T. AT o'clock p. the Office the
company. mr.. l4-9w. VI. NJ. TRUE Sec
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The business will he carried by D. Swee,er, who will
continue the business cash PRINCIPLES, and sell goods
cheaper than viii always keep hand large supply
Of Agricultural Implements Manufacturers, prices such
Pows, ilarrows Wagons, &c. mar. 1+-6w.
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AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.
QUESTION::

Wher. west of Chicago, will .ou find that y-Nr bottom
dollar will buy the variety Of Domestic sach
brown and belchcd hcetng, best quality of ticking denims
of all makes drills stripes and checks cotton flannel msrr
mack prints and calico Of all manufactures carpet warp
ton yarn, waddpg huraps Sc, &c;
ln,tXs ansMrr
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Feb. 29-6w.

"a OFFICE hereby uoty the wagon maboS ot In sails
~ county that am the pateee and o. the Patent
Skein with brass other soft metal bearnE and have
sold 10 William Palmer the iy to my S;d skciRs and
using my hrlus except the said PalWQy viii lay
themselves liable l,r damages.
Feb s-Gn* r. ?. ClLLETT.
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MeniraI.
r AIDES. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
The Real Ve|pau Female Pills !
WARRANTED FRENCH.

these Pills, so celebrated
many years ago in Paris, for
the relief OF female irregu-
larities. and Afterwards for
their criminal employment
In the practice Of abortion,
are now offered for sale for
the first time in America.
They have been kept in COM
poratiye ohscurity from the
fi,ct that the originator, DR.,
Velpau, is a physician in
Paris. If great wealth. and
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NNvAL TOWN MEETING.-The citizen, le-
"A gal ysers In the town Of Ottawa the County of Ia
Sale and State ofnois hereby notified that the An:
nua Town Meeting for said will be held ut the Court
House on the 18th day Of April A. D. 1885, being the first
Tuesday in said month, for the purposes following:
/. To choose Q Moderator to preside at said meeting
To elect Supervisor Town Clerk. one Assessor
one Collector Commissioner of Highways Oyerseer
Of Highways for each read District and 80 many Pound Ma
tcrs as the elestoss may determine
And to act upon any additional subjects which may in
pursuance ofaw before said meerng the proper time
when convened Which meeting will be called to order be
tween the hours Of nine and o'clock ia the forenoon and
kept open until six O'Clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hands Ottawa this Goth day of March
A. d. 1865.
Mrch 2N3w. T. 8. BOWEN Town Clerk.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS

Wsnperior quality. and which we guarantee will comp
avoraby with those who advertise to se cost"
Also great variety Of shts and drswes buck gloves and
mits Tor and boys
AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.
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Whs IN Ottawa you ind the cheapest largest and
nest desirable French Aernos empress cloths plain and
Agursd black coored and seeded alpaccas English nerno
Csbury eonbszins. Qneen clsh, mohAr, plain striped
~ nS cd French drills all wool deanes delaRes
aAurs french and English prints Scotch and French
hams In fact everything that Is rch rare and beautiful
the way Of dry goods. The universal answsris
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AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.

The positive answer