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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-29
ANNIVERSARY OF EMANUEL sUSDAYscHooL
The second anniversary of the establishment

OF the Mission sunday-school. known as the lmmanuel
school connected with the Scotch Presbyterian Church
IN Wet was celebrated last eveoing IN the
iar,a room adjoining the church, when
was filed 10 its utmost capacity wth the pupis anu
Teachers OF tho school and It's sympathzng ihehus ING
eyrcises Included prayer reading Of the scriptures ana
singing by the childreH Appropriate and touching au'
dresses made by MI Eph Wells Ine s,he ~
stan pastor of the church The annual reports OF the
superintendent Secretary, ana treasurer sa,n ~
mo Of the progress OF the school during the
mast wear and good hope for still greater suceeos III tne
IN the most mefitorious pupils In various WAYS anu
christmas gifts were distributed toa Tho occasion az
deeply enjoyed BY all who participated IN H. ana VII
long be remembered by both the children ana lher eiaei
friends.
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sp,aul Nctitfs.

Unriyaied Securities
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS o. tAs Chicago D'n'1' -
Yiasennes Railroad
ARB FAST BECOMING PAyORTPE5
FOR PERMANENT INVESTMENT.
THEY HAVE THESE SIGNIFICANT
FACTS IN THEIR FAVOR:
/ They ,re very cheap and superior BOndA
H. The, bear good D,c, sli are covered BY SHt.s f'7d
ILL., They sre sold only upon the road completed
" The road runs into Of the large commercial city
Chicago.
I, ru,, hro thriving villages aud annas 'sisems"s'
the richest portion ofthe very rich West
VI Itruas orer broad aud nrIhaustbe feis Of ooat
VII runs near deposits ofrou great extent and value
VIII It thu. bring, over rs osu oabed The city Of Chicago the
means and power the Iron manufacturing ee'sf '
the whole West
TX bear ou small proportion to he ei'a 'aie o. ~
property AID business that constitute sbeir bass
X The, bear examination ai comparison thar inJ 'ths'
Bonds before the public
X These pan simple facts pui record DO contrast axe
the Interested praise 'vuou or',neHs that are 'ho'rrss
upon other bonds the markesme Of ~hch are upon e'-'
built or TO without population settlements Ecr '1'" %
any production bot buffalo grass pine-orusa
XII These Bosd. DO no. depend upon ttr buu that ''
d,r>s NAV supply interest large b'rai d'D1 D"s
upon t- business rc AID l,d country does HpS
70 meet their ppm O rery snail JoHdea "'L
XIII The bond, Of this railroad favored those OF no other Se~
railroad s II Of large and proat are oand "
and SURROUNDINGS Of the road amidst dense and wealthy
population productive with naietlr'ng ana
mining interest brought D a eyerready market
XIV They pay per gold Tor forty es7sheter mas
Governments running the length Of time b. tbs vide dre'es
per cent compounded annually ''oaa aas '''
TWICE THE FftE or THE BOND 1T MATURITY
XIV SURPLUS CAPITAL received from sa'ss Of Gov
FRNMEYT OR OTHER BONDS BE- put into NOTHING BETTER
a Trust Funds may pot bonds with UNDERSTANDABLE af
suce Of safety security, and profit
XVI W BAILEY LANG Co.. No 81 CGt. Nes-io offer tbeH
,. or through their Advertised Ageus Pamphlets Mp aud fsa
isiormatiop free to applicants
LindegIan Il sous
CYCLOID G. SQUARE PIANO-FOHTES-
THg CYCLoID combines in its shane
ENTIRE NOVELTY.
ELEGANCE
nd STRENGTH.
Aod will stand tune longer any other fora % piano
wARRRoOMs-No = LEROY-PLACR BLgECSHRSE
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presented brilliant appearance The prpsrnts cost
over flOoO raised mostly by subscription The exercises
IN The CHAPEL consisted Of singing by the children under
the dircCtCn Of MTs Lcggett. and an approprate al
drcs by TIE rector. the Rev. J.. H. Weston H. D. The
81 ldTen then dismissed o the Sunday.rhoo rooms
where the presents distributed each child
gift according Ia his or her proficiency and merit Tho
affair was admirably arranged, aud much OF ils success
II due 10 Miss c. A. Butler, To whom series OF resou.
tons. handsomely cngrossed, were presented by the
clergy OF st. Johns Chapel beautiful banner suitably
inscribed. presented To Tie schools by Mrs Nc
kt4dI
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MASONIC MATTERS.

Solomon's Lodge, No. 1876, +. and y. NJ, OF
Tarrytowu at tine annual communications elected the io
Invi1c onicers: Randolph White, ". NJ; Thomas Paw
clnc Is ": l.. Y. Fowler, j. W; W j. Wool treasurer
james Mckay. Secretary W. +. Willard, Decline T.
H. Vanderbilt, Trustees. $780,. -,
ST. Cecile Lodge No SOS. T. and A. NJ, have elected d.
l. Downing NJ. W T. Sherwin :. w j. c. fhfeF' D. W
n TissngtOn Treasurer; ID. Graham, secretary ~
SAWYER H. s. Cutler, and J. n. Pattiso1 Trustees =,
The Masonic Fraternity of MddletOwn, y. ! .,
have presented Christmas present very yaiuaD,'
tea-set To the Rev. j. g. Oakley, pastor OF 'he NJ
4 church in the village.
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DLPIRTrRE or FOREIGN MAILS
WEDNESDAY prc %

WEDNESDAY DIG. 2a
Me-, m Tr.r via Queenstown Liverpool by The kn,'is close
. po.tUfs a. W a. Supplementary mail Tor PAID letters
Oh ne pier. jersey Cit.
mills Or steamship FsLhee fier No r. ~ eVse
A. th- General Post Once az D. , -,
ELrope Southampton and Bremen nv te hheu
a1 Supplementary mail for paid letters the pier loot oi h'd
Mails Tor agaua and Nissan per steamship Eag close at the Gen
Patio Ice Al ? o'c u u.
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pIcSryGERS 1RRUED.

PROM CHARLESTON-lu steamsbp Magnolia Dee ~ Il H. cay
wood j. T. EehberrT. Ire krb j. sullivan, D. lgm.y u - bi,A
brr. Ofgu. g. r. z. VI Dirne, g. CuuicE. stephen
Gone H. Charlie, Hanke Charles Nye D. W. Erlfe b.
e. Fgrloug n % NIL
FKOM SAvANNAHu steamship San Jacinto Dec IA hif.
srbB,o q " Hsncocs K. Grerusooi b. J. Ali1g Gen Day
,r NJ h,vto1 u s. Price j. Burke Mrs j. r. BgTis, Geo. b.
ono " u Patterson Mira J. G. Stevens and others.
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r,,. nut One Family sewins-,Iachine,

il GsovEK BAKus. Those who used iuo pur
chasing an, other for family discover their
"I lie the Grover Bake. machine in the first place because
- boud ,t want Baker. aud having Grover
Bs1r purpose Of AL The rest IL does grs. VARIETY
~ Nors ari than other know lree Sthef
Is, OF other macbnssd az euced pee'-n ORDER
% gtt Grover BakeTA-lMra }. G. CfoS JENNY Juneh
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1869

a act Tts'g to s'd and al pseednE' had BY he
er C"un'y N any manner relating b. the ssd Maonate and the
extending working d Maiop-age Illegal unauthorized aud
''5 ~; ana nat the sane be set aside sud yacaled
Iad That the said board Of and the said
S as Supervisor Of i oSn be- prrPg'lI restrained aud enod
n issuing auy warrant 10 collect The s@d amount Of 81 So
g thereof for Madison and from Incorporating 10 The general
warrant for The collection Of ,Is Of 1869 any Madison
sye sud that Richard Hamilton Receiver Of Of town
De ptrusy rsst's'ne from cec'g attempting collect said
aud all taxpayers he town that ssd
act aud TOT such other and further relief may be Just
tn, Pe,, Of @ stat, Of Heo YoriTs ne Board NJ s.rro-,
o & ,a sgs'i we s'fs been iomsd By the PEI,
h Of al other OF the town Of West Farms, Of
ht I9, he i, resident and and
Second That eth day OfMav 1863 ,u act passed or purpOed
!" DE passed ~ lA assent aud ~ The presence of only Of the
York emitted Az Act to las oct opef eIepd and worn e high
way IN The town Of West Farms the County Westchess
Th That the day Of May 1852 sn act rss passed or pur
oug oftLe upnber. elected To each Lrpc NJ ~ e,,5
An Ac, q, amend an s crtlei An A. ., ~ ga 80
ave- Chapter 10 Laws Of 1862"
Foh That the m Of MAY act was passed or pur
ported be passed presence of three
only Of The members elected each branch Of the Lsgurs entitled
town Of West Farms III the County wetchr Known Madison
Fph That 1ou, the Commissioners respectively
nn auuaed upon e matters ~ sd acts need aud have
estimated the damages value Of tie night Of the
rally aud have proceeded contract Tor the laying opening extend
ing and working sa hghws and respc and have
scented 70 Frederick oe the Supervisor Of the town Farms
counsel lees ana estimated cost aud expense OF g out aud working
sara avenues aud highways respectively aud requested that aPpp
Sgts That Frederick Crete The srpr'or Of the town o.
~, F lueule' ''' =" sal" N"'to 81 supervisors OF
proHs be made for purposes aforesaid aud thtt amounts
perysos Of Weohese County be issued by against said
Serh Tbatbe estimate presented sy the said Commission.
ers II Madison ave, As oloNs;
For right 81 $500
For srr ms.oary $50
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THE SITE OF TRADE.
DuAusTTC MARKETS.


g-or \ De. 2-Cotton acve; sales Se bsie'
Midug, 2Je ezposto Britain 2Z 5aes coaS"sei 30
bales ~
WttrtyeTox r. c. Dec z9-Spir TurpeutBe STEADY ~ &c.
RosB dull nothing except Tor future delivery Crude 4uf
uert'ne = G50 ~ 20 Tar lower 81 = %
s,vaxSAh tottoureceipts, liza basi exports lEOS
bal~,: sales bales; Miidlirgs. 23'c -, .,
market closed easier with fair
demand: SAFES receipts 2b0 bales hdings ~ 0ESc
NoBLE Dec 2Coon quiet and steady sales 81 900 batsi hd
dipas 23 a2Jlc: receipts 2.2l bales; exports, ~ baeL
2C0tton easier AZ 2ic Tor hiings nrh Of
rsceipts sl bales exports Bremen 1850 bales Flour
firm Corn ovsr sNa9jc Pok-Mess held at so Bacon lower
Al ial8ldgc for Shoulders Clear Kb aud Clear Sides Ham.
2fa2c sugar Prime Robe other articles unchanged
Gold 1901 Sterling EIbsuge 1871 NewlOE Sight Exchange psr0
SoFTGtE Va De-, 28-Coor closed Gue receipts $40 bales
.tB,.,.tse 700 bales; Low MIhugs I ate
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Reorganization


Union REPUBLICAN PARTY
ALL UNION REPUBLICAN, ELECTORS residents % the city %
Syk enrolled under The call by the SPECIAL Committee
REORGANIZATION are requested their respective Assembly Dis
~ III. EVENING Of 49, 1862 between the hours OF ard sS
k At the places hereinafter designated for the purpose efe'eetDE
,, their respective District Associations aud Delegates 10 tea-
r Committee for the year 1870 pursuant the compact for 'eorsas
p and consolidating under General Committee all oTgauiaioos
representing the Republican Electors Of the city OfNew-fork
m R a. 10 General COMMITTEES shall be that
Recognised by the Union kep1hcsn o,at H. -.
spectveIy First aud seoud Vice Presidents resslre re
corng ADD Corresponding seeretsIes anl 40 ~ - ~.
BIbsr Of Election their respective Assembly Districts
Eor,ltpeut OF Election vhs
sbs cert Whiting Immediately sitter is announcements
po the evening election and return 10 The member Of MS Oo
tee representing the respective Congressional District Sn Cons
duplicate ceTtncatr OF tAe fel iVl 00AO1 " ' W.
Tss election shall be held following places ia the several H'
l. q Beschst
It..ShakespeGra Hotel
MS Broomest
". .a36 last BrosiEsy.
VI SpuugsI
VI..lA Cinton-st
VII. 20 University place
.Runks Hotel. "a srauist
TX. Lebanon Hail. - Abingdon square
XII headquarters Twenty second st. and Broadway.
umbot Hall 90 Avenue q.
MIL. Briggs Hall 10 West Twenty ourthst
XIV Masonic Hall Thirteeuthst near Fourth-sve
Contnental Hall, corner Eghthave and Thirty ionrsn
XVI. Demlt DspensAry. TSenytbrdst and Secoadave.
XVII .Wigvam. For between Eighth aud NmIhaeA
XVIII. .455 FOurthaye.
XIX .Ssvenueh-st sod Broadway. 80
Nineteenth Nsm Hall FrT-tbirist ard Fourth ave.
XXI. Harmony Hall corner Thiri-ave. AMI ll9thst
By order Of the JOINT Committee or ksorgag,IaIon.
WM II. DECAMP. Wal liAN. Jl-'
SHERIDAN SHOOK WI WHITE
JAMES McLARBN. JOHN DUKE.
THOS f. STEWART JAMES W. BOIL,
CHARLES T. POLHAMJS NohMAn , st.A in'
JOHN ). OBRlEN 6hO II. NAN oLhEL
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The Hon. J. A. j. Crcswcll, POstmaster-Gcn-
eraI Solicitor Bauheld Of the Treasury Department J.
H. Blackfau. Washington; the Hon. Cakes Alnes' NJ G.,
Massachusetts, TX CO,c ressnau Roswell Hart, ROche--
ter: Col T. A. scott. Philadelphia; C. :. BUSHNELL New
Haven H. y. Stanton Boston, and II. h. HathOrp sara
togo are 80 the Fifth Avenue Hotel = Gov. Bullock
o. I.ua. "a. Geo Alfred Townsend, Washington X.
Euonye and A. HOngman ~ Japan, are az the ~ james
Hotel Gen Jas. II. Sedlc Of Utica, and DR.. {. IL.
Porter. a bany are AT the Hoffman House. - Asa
Packer OF Pennsylvania Dr. &. H. J.. Peters OF Hamilton
College and Ex-MayOr iuus OF POughkeepse, are at tho
AstOr House Senator Rice OF Arkansas, Col. A. \.
Mcclure OF Pennsylvania, Con. J. W. LeayenWorth OF
Syracuse the Rev. Geo T. Rider POughkeepsle; Josiah
Barber OF Auburn, aud W H. Gas-cu Canada are al the
St Nicholas Hotel. == Col John J.. Dorrdnce OF Ona-
ha. I- az the Union Place Hotel. = The Hon. X j.
Brent Heury e. Jarrett and Duncan T. Cannon OF BAN.
more ave at the Metropolitan Hotel. = L. &. Hazard
of f.lt.. Island. I- at the 81. Dennis Hotel
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u.,,rd & Cn.welps Cod Liver OH /, .h, best.
MARRIED.

III. rroph, Tomato.-Crcul.n reads, Addrs" GroASs Z
NlKIss b.. OgieB Farm, newport K l.
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pur,pFLpnIA Cattle MARKET-DEo. a

Tn. supply Of this week not very large amounting 20
ori, 5l head from tU BE & 10 Tor TAR % goi ~
g. prime. aud from - o. !c 10 gross o CNOo s'O'
Common eatt- sold 40 from 90 bic ...,-, - -, -.
SHEEP-Tl, market remains inoot me sae 4OO Da1 "' SUN "
from d 90 &c. a. for extra quahtT. 100,
Icg,The Hogs this we-k not " gol ouE -V ue"
f1.I AZ from ? b. <l5 per 100 n for coruIei -.
1ogIh.r4 uuch inquiry for Coss me ''e reached 20 W
b.,G ~ rom a 80 loo Spruser. aud from sOa 20 Tor Gov aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-29

Old Chnmbers--t. Candy Mandatory,
Of PCKE COSgEcTONEht, cor huuson az
Ct,0.r And 2lt fIHays Twenty siIthst blDLH w
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PERSONAL.

The course of Sunday lectures At ll0rticul-
tu ed Hall Boston 10 be- opened hoy john Weiss on the
% OF January His subject is "yalse and true senti
mont FOR Nature" Tho other lectures will De IN the fol-
IIaIuc order: O. T. rockingham on THE Revealed
ard Hidden God =" Julia Ward Howe, THE Ethics Of
Culture 2" T. ". Hicginson, subject not announced; W
j. Potter on d" The agency OF law and OF persons IN
human history :" L. T. Abbott on Socrates and Jesus
i'm the III story Of Religion :" Mrs. l. D. Cheney, Art
a. function Of life" samuel Loncfellow, subject not
announced; John : Dwight Music the language OF
universe! rog ous sentiment j. \. Wasson subject not
nunoulced: and probably Robert Co!lyer who writes
that n, Will come II he can az the end OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-29

Commodore VIM. Voorhis of the Atlantic
Yacht Club has sold his .looIyacht Oracle for 5000 10
iohnson Higgins q Co Of SOuth-st new schooner
yacht 10 DO Ismcd Hyack is 10 be built for the Commo
d0na
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WEBER
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT

GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANOFORTES
i,so,,sd n, N. s-st artists PAREPA ROSA. KELLOGG Er
BRIGNOLI. THEO. THOMAS, MILLS, PAIIlSON, b"ioiO"e
SANDERSOS MARETZEK ard Others, a. the
LEADING PIANOFORTE OF AMERICA
Hence the unparalleled and increase IN taer sale
90 PER CENT.
10 two yeirs as per Internal Revenue resTDa
wARRROOMS
5TH-AvE CORNER l6TH-ST
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c,,pppcv CATTLE 4ARggT-puc %.

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE HARSBT-DHc %
Reef Csts-Recp. 6l8 hea market inactive aud last "eet
prices h,ry maintained SEES OF Etts a. ~ va sI' W.
tustr M sUa ~ second quality, SlUd4i third quality t'1
~ 81 Sheen aud smbs-Ret,pts 158 bead market quiet last
quotations, sales " 3OdSI 90 Inferior qaAues tol al
i q =
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LINDSAY MONTGOMERl-Ou saturday Dee % Io' a. NPus
y,l.v g. br Res, Marshall b. Smith william LiulAy 10 Ms'
Mari L. Moug omery, both Of NeS-loTk CIV
sPRINGER SONIn the First Baptist 'hurcl lanfenes
Mass Ttursiay Dee 30 nv j. b. g. Ridge assisted oy e, ~
Cook Of BooE Dr. W o. &. Springer oI South laHou'A !" ''
Adils Richardson of Lawrence
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DIED.

an Notices Of Marriages must be IHdoFsed "'H MI
name aud address.
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THE TAXPAYERS REVOLT.

All ABOUT THE NEW AVENUE IN wFSTCHFSTER
COUNTY - WHAT THE PARTIES ASSESSED
HAVE TO SAY AND WHAT THEY PROPOSE
TO DO,
Very recently certain PARTIES procured an act
fgom the Legislature To "opcu extend and work certain
highway known MadiSonRve." The Job did quito
suit the taxpayers aud one OF them patrick H. Hanlon
brought suit for injunction against the Board Of Super
NsO and got decree that the defendants that is the
Supervisory show NJ the session Of the Supreme
Court IA Brooklyn the 9Th of January why they (the
Supervisors should not be eternaliy enoined from
ming that particular avenue collecting all any part
Of t'1.i5a assessed therefor OF the order
ponds the functions OF the Supervisors aud nothing
he done III the matter uutA the proper hearing and de
CisOU.
SIr John Haskn sets forth the main charges in this
oba g. Hku in and bv ,bi, his petition AFFIDAVIT and complaint
Y,rs. CoasS Of ws.,cbe \ y being uy sworn alleges.
That be resrut aud taKpaye AID the
That on bs h May 1863 an az, wa, passed or purported
,- oftie Legislature Of the
.srs ofWrst Farms County Of Westcheser
A,a4 a, Faitroagtave and Herr4u-ave'
l'. on The 81 dy Of MAY 9 an act was passed OF purpot to
BE- p- With ihe assent and b tue presence Of threhs ov Of The
ts, ~ the town Of West Farms Gaovn as Fanouuta,e chapter
Ta5 oo I d,v Of May 1862 an az, passed puported
ra urer e,iel To- rach brauci the Legislature emitted
Ne,trle.er Madsouaye7
That tie Commissioner named 90 said acts resreeve have finally
severav. aud pro-.
rrt having extending aud working
LrnesT respectively art have presented 90 Frederick
trte. the Of West Farms. said estimates
rHdug cbsTges 1r commissions Surveyors fees ANA counsel fees
Of LAYING working said highway
odd ssrnue seSa AM requested that appropriations thereof be
made
Tb., said Supervisor Gro,e presented aid estimate, said Board
Of Supervisors Of ecrster Countr aud requested that
prn appropriations b made for The Aforesaid and that
she amounts be Incorporated ie and 10 the Of the
iid Board
asslst said town duru. the present rear.
follows:
For the g-t Of way.......................... $500
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

10 repair tho iut,aIs mat upon the physical strength
by tho heitcd term which has Ulo- ct with September.
The vitality that has heeu o1z NJ through the poros In
the form Of uonpua'i5n, tor The last three mouihs,
requires TO be replaced, a. q pfeparativo 10 the cold
season which makes such disastrous havoc with reia rod
and untoned SYSTEMS The reserve Of vigor with which
The a]toutost man commences the Summer campaign is
drained out Of him At It's close. aud unIoss by some
means ho acquires a nov stock Of vital onorgy whore.
with to encounter the shock Of a colder season
he may droop and wither like tho falling leaves whose
life juices arc exhausted, II II Is thus with the strong.
how much more perlous Is the condition OF tho weak
and ailing. Their reason must suggest io them. more
torcibiy than these printed words. the necessity Tor
IEvtdoRArfoN, aud The world having decided, after an
experience Of almost q quarter Of n century, that nos.
TErIENS STOMACH BtlrFRS embrace such
restorative properties az nrs not Possessed by any other
tonic and Alternative PREPARATION H. existence The
Importance uf r~es9rting 10 lhat Rreat RFSuyAroR AND
REdULAroU on rnE HUMAN MACHINE, at this critical
season is as obvious rs the light OF day. Let all who
desire 10 escape an attack OF chilIs and feyer, bilious
remiitent fever, dyseuioiiy, diarrhra. dyspepsia, rien
matisn, hypnchondria, or nuy other OF the Diseases of
which the fali season is the prolific pireut. hayo
recourse promptly 10 this cclebr,tol provocative and
manN.NnNHgH
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
Death Of the wife Of the "Wickcdcst
Man,"
From the New York Tribune, Sept. 81.

FROM the New York Tribune, Sept. q.
Mrs. Mary Allen, wife Of John Allen,
known m "tho Wickedcst Man in New
York. died Of dropsy, ut htr home in
Roosevelt street. ON Saturday last. Her
health had been declining for some time.
owing tn hur habits of dissipation. The
property where her family resided tx valued
at about 500, OOD. and iH tue fmit of Johns
nineteen years of Labor la the danco-houso
business in Water street. The funeral took
place nj tho residence yesterday NJ - y. m.
A goodly number Of people wrIe pre-
sent, Tor most Of MrH. Aliens Ola dance
house friends had come to take the last
fsgewell Of their old companion. Only i've
or aY men were to be- seen: att tho rest
were eirls or women Three Catholic
priests bel been in attendance up to the
time Of he's death. The Rev. j. G.. Arnold.
formerly Superintendent of the Howard
Mission, and nu old friend Of the Allen fam.
sly Won present. 4 large proportion Of the
mournors did not appear to manifest much
grief for the loss Of Du old friend. Some
Df the men aud women HNorc strange olths
Nhile othora talked AMI laughed az
ahey had done 80 often ON other
occasions. The Wickcdrst Man took
things coolly, and just before the corpse
was removed lac went ont and rot a drink.
Many OF the women walked up 10 the
coffin, ga2ed a moment, then bent over aud
kissed the face of the dead three times,
Little Chester, % boy of about cight years.
seemed deeply affected, and he could
scarcely believe that he was never to see
his mother again in this life. The husband
kissed bis dead wife for the last time, and
her Raid: "There 10 the beat friend I ever
had, aud that Is all ( can do for her As
the coffin was being taken down stairs he
remarked, 'Sho is going to the grave feet
first. The huriai took place ut Calvary
Cemetery.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
The Semi. weekly Sun, So a Year,

Is Of the same general character as TI WFEELy,
hut furnishes the news 90 It's subscribers with great.
Ur ireshug 81, because 70 comes twice % week instead
uf once only. It's subscription BE- unly the ordinary
price OF % New York weekly.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
No COHsUMPTlVEs-

Tut hdsctttrf. having boon restored 10 health v .
fow weeks Icy a'ory aimple romedy, sflor having sufet
- several yo4rH With = severe lung affection, and ihst
dread disease, u~onsumpuon issuzious TO make known
10 HE fellow srforors, the means OF cure.
10 All WIN desire ", no will soud = copy OF the bro.
sJhplion used (fres ct charged. with the directions Tor
preparing aad usinT the Same. which they will nnd
suHE OURE FoH CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRosCm.
Tts, e'c. Tho object ni the adyettiser IN sending the
Prescription is to bonoat tho afflicted, and spiaad In
formation which DO CouoeiYos 10 30 Invaluable aud he
hopas every sufferer will try bis emedy. a. IL will cost
Them nothing. aud may prove a blessing.
PNrti Wishing tho prescription, will please Address
BFv. Toward WILSON,
WiUtantabnrg. Wtngs tt,strtv Nos. v,,s
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
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n9 they may desire rom lha lst below. The many
thousands eft thCFu which we seut out last uli aud
sprlug have given such graf tyiug satisfaction. that
WO hayo rrNgu Utr
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
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