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Church street Extension.

ar. L. Dn insists that there is gross careessness
and disregard to human safety eyinced by those en-
gagged in demolishing houses Tor the Church street
extension. He says that he has on several occasions
in passing In Cortandt street. come very being
seriously hurt by the falling debris &c. Contractors
for the removal OF the supersructures on the line OF
the new Improvements should be more careful
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were hr% At the following :.Bssnos Ayres n
2c BSenos Ayres seconds 20 y lOs lsc PIE Monte
sosc Rio Grande. II q bs, soc. &c; ornoeo 20 "a
lbA soc Gle. California 81 % lbs, ls4c 2Oc. Cen
lie ISc 1atamoros s Is ibs l5c. l7c.; Vera Cruz u
l9lbs, l6c. &c.; Tampco, 20 22 lbs, lee lec.
Hops-Ihe sales we're OF retail character the demand
tions viz $50. l5c. for inferior to choice grades
HAy-The market was only moderately active and prices
60c for shipping, 9c VI Is for retail lots
81 $1 10 for long rye straw and soe Soc for short
HEMPJute in fair request and 200 bales sold
at &c. ac gold. Manila was quiet but firm at l2c lsc
gold while Ssal dull and nominal at l0c 10c.
and Tsmpico steady At Sc. a slc. do, in bond.
IRoN-For all kinds Scotch pig the market dull but
with stock holders demanded previous prices
viz, $4l l5 The recent arrivals being The
sales Summerlee ship, at x42 American
dull but prices unchanged No being quoted x4o
and No. $38 Refined bar quiet but steady, at $65
$50 Rails steady at $55 $65 So gold for English,
and VA S76 currency, for American OF old rails 1000
tons sold on private terms.
LEATuER-Heinlock sole still in active request
and the market particularly
middle and heavy weights which were in most The
rativey light and poorly assorted Oak in moderate de-
mand at full prices, while rough dull but unchanged
We append the current quotations.
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seventh Avenue Railroad.

"PhoeniXr asks "Why can not the superintend-
ent OF the Broadway and Seventh avenue line change
their the upward triD' instead OF compelling
passengers to walk block to take ia q car
that Is already crowded. ''Phoenixr should speak
10 the president Of the road.
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Hsrry Western
I H..L.II-

Al hsvsns.1Gmm9n, s ., in sc %c sood c 81 iS ase
81 W average lot. s5c 2kc Manufaoured-Blackw work,
common and medium 16c 1ec., In bond good nne,
2nc 9Oc., do; bright common and medium zoe
26c. DO and good and fne, 3jc. 50c
spld ~ "
wmmxrr--Rcccip,s 900 bbls The marke, wa. duh and
not strong. About 70 bbs sold Al n al "a tar paid.
wcoLnpulness and depression are sl the leading fea
little demand, and that entirely confined 10 small lots 10
supply the present wants OF who are indis.
posed 70 operate 10 erten owing chiefly 20 the
unsasactory condition OF the goods market Holders are
~ usual, anxious TO realize, and prces OF all
grades are in favor Of the buyer. For pulled
sne msrsa re Am n. Quiet and prices are weak
clip few parcels Of which, defective in both staple and
dtion offering s Bic &c. prices there
buyers Terss SLOW of sale and heavy In price Inferior
grades are obtanabic NJ the comparatively low prices
OF 2Oc 2Sc, while good descriptions are arriving freely
and, and dimcut Of sale above acc sac. These prices
generally 10 and Is per below cost and business re-
cied IN consequence For foreign market i duh and
clothing woods Effected at unrsmuneratve prices
quote Pennsylvana Virginia. choice ssxony,
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Orange Peel.

"Citizen" declalms against the practice of throw
ing orange and banana peellngs on the sidewalk
lie thinks police ought enforce the law against
q carelessness that Is really criminal.
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Died.

ALLAIRE.-on Friday morning, June 4, CATHARINE
DEcouDus widow OF Alexander Allaire, Ia the Goth
Funeral service wiz be held at her late residence
CSC Greenwich street. on Sunday afternoon, at i've
O'Clock.
AI,sTyNE-On Thursday morning, June 3, John
AIsrySE, IN the 09th year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ARCULARIUs.--On wednesday, June Q OF con
sumption, JoHN II. ARCuLARIus, son OF the late
George Arcuarius, In the 6Jd year OF his age.
Funeral services at 81. Georges church. Stuy-
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increase
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments ana balances at the SubTreasury in this city
for the expired portion. Of the week have been as
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BILLIARDS.

DILLfARDs.-w. n. GRIPFITHs CoMBINArroN
Cushions and fables only be bought his factory
and wsrerooms, ~ Vesey street. Of Astor House
N BPhean Colender cushions for sale at SO cents psr
set Catgut cushion 25 cents per set. -
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mand at f1i prices while rough was dull but unchanged
Ayrs. 8. R. e5eeic. dass,ais o,1aoco, r.,
Hss!s &C.. 6 :s! e. ssss e e. ::s; g;
aIasssa saa &c. @ rough light &C.
@----Oak-
Hss: &: s': +: ;; +: 4: s'3s :
ss sss &c. sss &C. sis &c. Sc &C. &C.
sslsg tons ssssiss ss FsiS 4
quoted saa sheet snS i pipe f ise H'n interest bar
msna FOR the Sss qss sf the a
5 & sss rss % S The sHS 81 a 90
tierces do. on private terms We quote-
Cuba centrifugal and mixed. 4oc. 45c.
Cuba maseovado refining grades Ssc S7e
Cuba muscovado grocery grades. SOC. 65c.
roro nico 62sc
Ss%asrs Ss% sis'n' &c. &c. sss &C.
S1vAI s1oarsReccp. none The market for S' spSs
] @ &C., %
SS Sssn'AOs aaa shipping lots the The se' nrs sG
spaas SaiSs due sifs S g ps q 81 At
:raipsd a. y as and iao do PALE s9d extra pale so
ssS SS nSSow az. =. 81 $ s. s. % sI,, g
$s ~ Washington as ssoa SDlsS 4 q ss "
ae olive
@ %,s smi Ga sales at sg sgn wo ss @
s ~ y xf re :fsS
q TSsss NEWT 81 for
PRrRoLEuM.-The market for crude in bulk was active
saa S@ ss.s S aRBss Rs a f
srss %a to @ e s sss
bbs for the balance Of this month and the first half
ss aS 600 5s$ 'is s 'S9s %s: t. sls
Se Sss & @ active sS ds@sa snsa asS Of
but chiefly for nd the ossrnss being limited the
Ss, ,ss We ~
bb for immediate delivery 90 delverabe next week.
s1os 81 se 200 o AGO. S for Sn. June a so ' o sellers so
95 the @ S do Ss for Sqy is # as se a ay f G's M at
from July to October, at Ssc and J0 do, from July
fsdef The avS S VS SR Sos s ns nl he @ 6rcs l
Obtained showing an advance Of fully &C. The sales
white for june At so and l5oo do the July,
a.$lc and do for the last half July, at 3ac closing
being abundant supply and light
per Dbl Mergers and Prince Abers 81 VI 25 new Ber
81 5spsr55 Russia iarnps at 75c. 81. aud chSrestOa eat
s sss packages meats and lsl
sin 1 sa fs o SSs9s soa q
For future delivery no sales Live hogs We're
Se Srs an St eemna Of m hea For s1
amounting to 900 bbls at $ll SIG for plain mess and i2
SIS for extra do Beef hams only moderate
and prices lower for the inferior The
We're so bbls at $50 SSs Terce beef still dun and
nominal at $50 1925 for prime and A26 32 for
do Bacon scarce and with good demand the
ere active S'lf sas sE ga &
other kinds The sales 800 packages l5c 5sc
picked hams l51ec l54c smoked shoulders,
dry saed and picked do and iss soc for smoked and
moderate, and with fair offerings, the market
heavy Sales 300 packages ut IKE. l9c for No to
prime kettle Tbs butter was
airy active the demand being principally for State and
fresh pail butter but with liberal arrivals prices
and lower for all GRADES closing weak at our quotations sub
Joined. Cheese In fair demand chiefly the
trade hut with increasing supply market was heavy
and prices lower than they week. as will be
seen by the annexed quotations. We quote:
NTW BUTTRR
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EXPRESSES.

A UG. HYNARD's FURNITURE AND RAGgAgE Ex.
n press oce rs and so Rank street near Bleecter Fs
class storage; furniture packed and shipped or In
CITY or country at short notice and rates An or
detsby post promptly attended TO-
4 O. BURNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
Express ny West Eleventh street. near sixth avenue
furniture OF families moved TO country pianos furu
ture packed, shipped, s,orcdi money advanced
A DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
N RECBIvED IN BR0OkLfN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE las FULTON STREET.
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Ihere was nther more active demand for cash
gold. and the currency advanced in transactions for
carrying commanded only per cent up to Clear.
Ing House time, and from to per cent in the
afternoon. The disbursements Of coin interest to-
day were $s462o5. The report Of the Gold Exchange
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STREET QUOTATIONS.

Five o,CIocIk p,
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LEAD in moderate demand at steady prices
being 80 tons Spanish at So 32, gold, and so
80 30 do.the latter 60 days time with
quoted 1013c., and sheet and pipe lzc.
MoLAssEB.-The market toleraby active, the de-
mand being chiefly for the better qualities, which
Prices were n at the annexed quotations. Sales
T0 hhds tierces bbls BarbaGoes and 314 hhds, 20
terces do on private terms. We quote -
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The following plans OF new buildings have been
submitted to Mr.. James NJ. Macgregor, Supe-lntend-
ent OF Buildings since last reDort:--
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C----- ------UtNi0cf.-
B. Ayes e r.. Grsnde. Cltuorna., 0.inoco. e..
Middle.......... SOC. aslsc. SOC. as]1c. 2sc sue
Heavy.......... 28&c q 28c 26c. a27c 25c. 26c
Good damaged. 25c. a 27c Csc. 26I3c. 2ic. a 26c.
Poor damaged, all kinds 2Oc 23c rough light s1c
@0c middle and heavy S5c. a 3Sc.
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the highest female salary in any other De-
partment-pOssibly that of one or two
ladies in the Treasury sxcepted-and yet, a
few hundred less than men received for the
same service.
rhe 'rem9vaI of the capital is exciting
much attention here. The non-moVists are
exhibiting their fears on the subject BY de-
clariDg, through the newspapers, that the
capital never can be removed, for want of
sufficient object; on account of the frightful
expense, DC; and that the Constitution
wouldn't let it 60 if there was nothing else
to hold on to it; and so it was no use to talk
about it
Don't borrow any trouble about small
chsngs-unIess you are in immediate need
of it. The Treasury has Just received a
promise from the New York printers of a
supply often and fifteen cent notes forthwith
and of other denominations to follow.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondents Fremont Journal


WASHINGTON, D. O., Aug. 81, 1869.
On Saturday, James Sargent of Rochester,
N. Y, by way of proving the insecurity of
DOdd's Eureka Combination Locks, picked
one of them in use in Treasury in one hour
aud seven minutes, ard again in IL minutes.
Numerous persons witnessed the feat, among
them Supervising Architect Mullet and
Treasurer Spinner. Mr.. Sargent came from
Rochester for this purpose by sgreement, the
locks being in extensive use by Govern
ment He is the inventor of 'permutation
lock- -.t H-.s sE
There is another lock inventor here named
Sargent, from Mass. His lock cannot be
opened by any body till the time comes round
for which it is set to be opened. This is not
effected by clOckwOrk.
The great meteor Tuesday evening (about
s.3O), had waved line, and seemed gradual
ly to burn up and turn into vapOr.
am surprised to see Samuel F. Cary re-
ported as a speaker for the Democratic party
in Ohio. He told me last winter, in plain
words, i am Republican, and always have
been.' " t.l
It is probably well for the Republican
party of the country to commence now to
consider notifications of the Internal Rev.
enue laws in more deliberate spirit, and,
in view of the cOuntry's late years of e1-
perience, with more intelligence, and with
policy generally satisfactory to the people,
and settled. The Democratic leaders have
happily revealed enough of the demagogical
cards they intend to deal the dear people to
excite the wariness of here and there Re-
publican. The willy enemy's cutlery against
'bloated bondholders,' untaxed, 'overtaxed
lsborers, with the present concerted, grow
Jog workingman's movement in the interest
of the Democratic party, is serving as a spur
to the wits of our side of the house; and
there are indications, in the already begun
discussion of material notifications of the
| Revenue laws, that we are likely to derive
some benefit therefrom We must prove to
eA1 HNofAp5 ~" lndb INC SSFcHum6Ib u IN
our hands, that we are what the Democratic
party profess to be, the peoples best friends.
And one most effectual way to that end is to
relieve Labor and Business as much as posi-
bic from taxation, and transfer the burden to
the shoulder Of the Riches and Luxuries. 1t
has been aimed at, timidly, grOpiDgly, re-
racibgly. We can do better now. Between
this ard the meeting of Congress much in
formation and thought may be brought to
bear upon the subject. 1 must not take space
for particulars.
The Interior Department has the honor of
6rst commissioning lady as clerk in the
same category as the men; and Miss Mary
z oapen Of Boston, Mass, has the honor of
beng the FIRST, and, so far, only, lady so
commissioned in any of the Govt Depart
ments. She is appointed first class clerk,
at salary of 81, 200 year, and Is Lady in
Charge of the other women clerks. es
Another cOmmendsble innovation in this
Department is the employment of wotuen
instead of men, in the Patent 0aice. to make
copies of drawings of Inventions. These
draughtsvOmsn get sl,OOOi slOO more than
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Great Distribution
Cash Gift. to the 1moun, of 5000
Every Ticket Draws a Prize.
By the Metropolitan Git Co,


Every Ticket Draws a Prize.
Cash gifts, each so, 900 4OCash gftse 81 900
10 10000 200 a 500
50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos; each $500 to 800
IS p" Melodeons, is to leI
$50 Sewing Machines, 6Oto ~
500 Gold Watches, 1870 so6
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, &c., valued at Al O90 00G
A chance to draw any Of the above rlizes for 25o
Tickets describing Prizes are sealed in Envolone-
and well mixed. On receipt Of 25e a Sealed Tiefaf
IS drawn without choice and sent by mail to av All
dress The prize named upon it viii be delivered
to the tieket-holder on payment Of One Dollar,
press or return mail.
You viii know what your prize is before Won nav
for it, Any Prize exchanged for another 5f ssr1s
value NO Blanks. Our patrons can depend on
fair dealing.
REFERENcEs:-We select the following from
many who nave lately drawn Valuable Prizes and
kindly permitted US TO publish them: lAndrevV II
Burns, Chicago, SO, COO Miss Clara s. Waller Raj
tlnore, Plano, $500; James N: Mathews Detroit
s9,HVO John L. Andrews, Savannah $1,000: Miss
Agnes Simmons, Charleston, Piano, $500. We pub
hsh no names without permission.
Opinions of the Press:-''The firm is reliable and
deserve their success. Weekly Tribune Nav 4
I'VE XIV them to be TAR dealing hrm,"-N. Y.
Herald, May Is A friend Of ours drew s5Oo 1,r-s
which was promptly received. DAILY News, June
3rd. 0---'
Send for circular. Liberal Inducements TO
Agents Satisfaction guaranteed. EverV Dae<age
OF Sealed Envelopes contains one cash Rift Six
Tickets for 81; Is for 81 IS for s5; ITO for eO An
letters should be addressed TO
HARPER, WILSON & CO.,
l7s Broadway, New York
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Nrw advertisements.

Science Advnnces.-As soon as an article
purportng to be Of utility has been tested and its
merits endorsed by public opinion, unprineipled
parties endeayor to replensh their depleted purses
by counterfeiting, and substituting spurious for
the genuine article, Some time since, mercury, in
the disguise Of pills, powders, &C., was given for
all diseases Of the stomach and liver, while quinine
was freely administered for the ehills. At length
Hostetters Stomach Bitters made its advent, and
an entire new system Of healing was inaugurated
The beneficial effects OF this valuable preparation
were at once acknowledged, and mineral poisons
suffered to sink into that obscurity to which an en-
hghtened age has consigned them. There have
been many spurious Bitters palmed upon the COM
munity, which, after trial. have been found perfect
ly worthless, while Hostetter's has proved bless
ing to thousands, who owe to it their restoration to
health and happiness,
For many years we have watched the steady pro-
gress of Hostetters Stomach Bitters in public es-
nation, and its beniheient effects as cure for all
complaints arising from the stomach, of a morbid
nature and we are flee to say that it can be relied
upon a certain relief and remedy. Itproprietors
have made the above preparation, after years of
careful study and sitting and are now reaping the
reward claimed by this valuable specific, and which
they richly merit. 1t is the only preparation Of
the kind that is reliable in all cases. and it there
fore demands the attention of the afflicted
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In THE international Boat Race, be-
tween The Oxford and Harvard Clubs,
on the 9th. the Harvard's were beaten.
The great difficulty appears to have
been in the short quick strokes of the
Americans. In the first part of the
race they did splendidly, making quite
a gap between them and the Oxford's,
but in the latter part of the race, the
long, strong pull of the other crew, beat
them. No doubt the Americans could
have won the race, if they had adopted
the English style of rowing. No COM
plant of unfsirness has been made by
either side.
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BRIDGE BUILDING.

The air is full of mutterings and
whispers about the way our county
bridge fund is expended. There seems
to be, if reports are true, a sly way of
giving out jobs and contracts, not ex
actly in acOOrdOnce with law, nor the
interest of the taxpayers.
Why was it that the Wolf Greek
bridge, for instance, was let, without
the notice required by law. We don't
propose to go into this subject now,
but merely mention it that the people
themselves, whoare interested as much
and more than we are, may have their
attention turned to the subject, and be
invited to furnish any facts bearing on
Democratic dOings in this respect
The Messenger is all the time giving
telescope views of distant objects and
making much ado about them. Now
we hope it will take microscope and
examine what is going on near home.
THE WAY THE MONEY IS USED.
It is a well known that when a tax
is levied for a specific purpose, there is
no authority, in law, for diverting it
from its purpose. Yet once upon a
time, not many months back, there
was tax levied TO pay certain bond
of the city of Fremont, given to secure
money advanced for purchasing Fire
Engine, The bond was due, the tax
had been collected, but when the bond
was presented for payment according
to the Treasurer, there was no money
to pay it. The bond-holder insisted on
his rights, and the ring finally, when
they saw he knew their trick, gave him
a check on the bank for the amount
Is this fidelity or malfessauce IN of
fee. The corporation treasury aud the
county treasury are run by the same
parties. Voters will bear this in mind
when they 60 to the polls, and vote for
man who will pay out the money Of
the people according to law, and not to
spectators upon Orders,or bridge build
ers orders six, twelve or eighteen
months before they are due.
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VoUR DEsrINY.-The vorla nstoni.hed d.

VOUR DEsTINY.-The world astonished at the
Il revelations made by the great AstrOlOgist and
Clalrvoyant MADAME DE WERE. After gsll1
years OF constant and triumphant success through
out the Old World, in bringing together parted
lovers causing speedy marriages, restoring lost
property pointing out the sure road to prosperity
and happiness, the Madame never fails. Sic az
seri0es the person you viii marTy-giving date of
marriage. By enclosing lock Of hair, giving fun
name and age, and one dollar, you viii receive by
MADAME DE WERE, Box 272, Chicago, III:
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The Democratic parry of the United
States ought to hold high the banner of uni
yerSai freedom, impartial justice and equali-
~ before the law of all who live beneath the
flag OF our country-ROseerans Letter.
What brickbat to come crushing through
the glazing of Democracy That brings
sash and all down about Democratic ears.
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The Alabama Claims are now uD again
for adjustment, and the British government
has expressed itself desirous of an arbitra-
tiOn. Among the claims persistingIy pres
sed, are those of the ever-present and active
j (. @. Aver & CO., for the value of shipments
of Cherry Pectoral, Sarsaparilla, Ague CurO
and Pills, In transit for Oregon, Vancouver I
Island and Russian America, DESTROYED on
the Anna Schmidt off the coast of South
America. So universal is the use of theIr
| remedies, that they are ahost on aluosi
every sea; and this firm is frequently caught
between the upper and neither millstones ol
contending nations. But they are known
to stand up for their rights, and to get them.
-RspabticGR, Washington, d. @.
If you want Relief from distress caused BY
indigestion, try one dose of "Whittlesey's
Dyspepsia Cure" If you do not want to
exPend dollar, get small sample bottle
and follow directions.
Ruby Gray's Strategy, by Mrs. Anna s.
Stephens, is the title of an entire new novel
from the pen of this talented American
suthOress, now in press, and to be publish
ed in few days by T. B. Peterson 4 Broth
ers, Philadelphia. The novels of Mrs. Ste
phens are productive of both pleasure and
eXcitment They are, moreover, always
successful, for the reason, that while this
gifted author is a conscientious follower of
nature, she has also that fine artistic sense
which teaches that nature, when shown
within the lines of art, must be measurably
heightened, colored, and enlarged, This is
the real secret cf successful writing-a secret
appreciated by such masters of fiction as
Dickens and Thsckeray. There is nc pre-
vious work of Mrs. Stephens so full of her
peculiar power and genius-none so absorb
ing in conception and development as "Ruby
Gray's Strategy. - It is fully equal to her
"FashiOn and Famine" The price is only
SI.75, bound in cloth.
Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Renewer
now stands among the first, and at the head
ofall articles for a similar purpose. The
testimony of our physicians is conclusive as
to its value; and we are personally acqGain-
ted with scores of cases where IL has been
used with the best of results. 1t will re-
store gray hair to its original colOre and
leaves it glossy, and in healthy condition;
while for heads troubled with dandruff, or
any disease Of the scalp, it acts like a charm
in cleansing them. Try it, and you viii
not be disappOinted.-LOloeI Courier, Nay
2, 1868.
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oUR FRIENDS throughout the county,
would do US favor by urging their
neighbors and friends to subscribe for
the JOURNAL They would also serve
the cause for which we are all laboring
BY a hearty cooperation in this respect.
Send in the names, and cash,
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OTTAWA rewards its Naturalization
Mill operators. David Miner, (under
Indictment in The United States Court, J
has been re-nominated for Probate
Judge. George B. Heller, (similarly
indicted, )hss been nominated for Audi
tor. sandusky Democracy repudiates
McArdle, notwithstanding his services.
Poor joint is only a repetition of
''loves labor lost"
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A shreWd old gentleman once said o
bis daughter: Be sure, my dear, you
never marry poor man. But remsm-
Der that the poorest man in the world
is one that has money and nothing elss''