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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18
.ook 10 Sour Chiidren- The Gpeas
AO0s nj ug Remedy.

sK-. Unlr' ,o.e anl "nplns PRICE,
Ipniip tsts- "a" Pro-.-- of ,tN-1
ts'th.ss
Ns- subIges ConudsBbp ppt,v
utttr'|ttttr. AMI oysrHofassAl uI.. "a
-t,p., tNs.- tuI Jcut Ia Ius ,E.'r-
liant. lri Children
,,ps Cures i.y rIst, Iissu. t,t5tgts
,It,.ii-,.,t.- tsfs, tuI : rrn'f tNtu. 81.
plant 100 CD Jg.n 81 ~ ,-sr-
.gs-.
u o. flrt frHi luf,nfs AMI Oh .idf,-u'. -o1tlin.
i..n.Iy 80 al di-,risn. Thought on ~ t.'i''ns
uI a4y other H7us~
Prepared by Ihe GRlFros MEorciSE co..
u is1uis, Nc. H..
Spi - iuisg-t, sui ir.sr- In meI,,,n.
.S'ft sbsrs -.s- lyfas
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains Letter ana
the letter from his Mother:

Benton Barracks, Mo-, April ~, lsos
Or JOHN EULl.--ucag sir, Knowing the IN
c.rucy ui your Sar-phril,a, and the healing ami
ben, hciM qualities % possesses, ! send yug thc
iuI'uN ma statement ut my cass3
va sounded about NO years Ago--was nkru
prisoner ami confined Tor sixteen months. ht -
fuu,rs go often, my wounds have not healri Nri.
! have 90, rat up Atnomcnt -.nce aas WOUNDED.
am suul through iAv Mp-, Ny general braIii
~ impaired anl need something 90 assist ut
tuI". ! have rilrs ialth "a yuuE ,aIsapsrla than
ma anything else, ] Ni-t That that j. gruuInr.
Please ,ApIy-s mv u hall doy~r lniiIrs, and
uN4Sv tAl'I, Z, L, JOHNSON,
-, Louis. No.
70, S.-'lbe io,,usIng was written Apul 80, lstd,
o. VT, Jvnhic 10 auson, mother Of capt john
son.
pk, JOHN 81 l.l.-pcar SIr; My hgJaut, lif,
r.. Juhuiuu, Na- 4 -kllIuIl surgeon NuusIhlsI'
lau ~ Conual As1 York. sho.t Dc di,i, leaving
the ahoNs &, T.. Johnson iu my care, Az thirteen
years Of age. he had = gtfruIc d.urhra 1ud
scrufula Tor which gave nina your SaI-ap'r.lH',
IT CURED HIN. ] nave TOT ten year. recon-
mvuded % 10 many IA Nee York, ONO ahd l"Na,
Tor s'rulUIt, fever surrr, aut general HrhllA.
Perfect sulucs~ lg- attended q Tao oArs Qo,iss
arc ~ .Tfsia aaa lfrsr ssrss Esrs ai@',t
mi0Irs'aEs. ava very auN'nus iut nay ,"t 10 'gaih
bakv recourse to your ~tr-tpuriNa. lir DO thFiul
ut getting q ~puuU4, uItI,lr, hence hs NfifuE In
you tprlt, It's wound, we're terrible, hut t.'
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Prepared by ok, JOHN BULL
his l.aboratoys Fifth Street, LOU
vile, Ky. -
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Ghr Bulletin.
4 WONDERFUL MICROSCOPES

Rev. Daniel Wise, d. D., editor Of the
New York Sunday School ddcocate, thus
speaks ofthe celebrated Craig Microscope
ats simplicity, cheapncss and great mag
nifyihg power struck me with surprise.
Then ! was examining n Hys eye by its
aid, and was struck with wonder ut the
skill and power of the Creator which H.
displayed In its structure. When saw a
statement In an advertisement that the
Craig Microscope magnifcd one hundred
diamcters, and could bo bought for 81 50,
thought il was one Of the humbugs Of the
hour for ! had paid $40 for "a microscope
not long before. But now find IL 10 be
a really valuable instrument which |
should like sec introduced into the families
Of our renders in place Of the manifold
useless toy. which please for mn hour and
are then destroyed. This microscope
would both anus snd instruc, them and I
advis evcry by mid girl who wishes to
know The wonder. which Ii. in iiti lie things
which will pay FOR the microscope and the
postage when sent by mail.
A. u holiday gift this microscope j. un-
surpassed, bsing ornamental, instructive,
amusing and cheap, aud never loses It's in.
terest. Agent, and dealers supplied on
liberal terms. a sample will be mailed,
post paid, to any addres. for 80 ~, by T..
ii. ROSS. 3l3 Locust strect, ~. Louis, No
Read the Advertisement in another COL
uinn. - a may3ld3m
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ENDEIs'S CHILL CURE.

II stimulates the organs % perform thoir d!Nrrvnt
functions ami nets as AN anildoie tn me poison
when causes the Fever and Aguc, ard thereby
Restores the system 10 health ani tone and good
tunlc such u.
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E~9AYs f"R Y"uSG MES-Tl.. ensr,a,ed
nnI used Gr sho have Io., their 20 nihful chersy
au,4hon, AMI body vgof, 10 ,he rur,,utof SO.
risl pleasure. Nth Sot,li % cheer, spJ sanitary
,,i ~ ui. se"minriy hopeless. h.a, FREE, n
sealed envelopes. Address, Howard Association,
EuI y. phileieiphta. Pa.
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Special Notices.

Unre COLLECTION -Howiand'- Receipts
ne information for everybody sentby mai, lfree
POSTAGE for CO cents.
Adde'S Il. v. NORMANDY, 5ol Market street,
Louis. No. ~ - = seg7davIy
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A Nav YoRx preacher ays tina,

A Nav York preacher says tina, "nc
man who uses Spiritous liquors CAL get &c
boa ycu.' Ofconrse b. meant such exccra.
Die poison as IS reiailed in the Empire
City vicwor,hc undeniable excellence
Of the Old whi.kcy. pure brandics spark
ling wines, and creamy ales sold by Pa,
Fitzgerald, Of the Sun Flower saloon, no
Cairo preacher has ever yenturcd like
declaration. Indeed We have heard men
.ay that everybody who -pa,ron.zes Pat .
bcveragcs u Immediately pdssesed of u
serenity ftoul, chrhtl,n for,it,dc and
r~ig nation that make this mundane
.phcre 81 ours as good heaven as be cares
about. That everybody may share in this
felicity Pa, ha. fixed the price Of is in
onpa rable Cincinnati lager beer III cent.
a glas-, and everything else at abou, half
what 1t Is really worth.
The finest Billiard Saloon in Southern
Illinois can al.o be found In connection
With thi. popular establishment a.
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vIOiR.

800 bbh. Flour medium grade, also POO
half bhls. rae'liun quality suitable for the
Southern trade for sale u, the Egyptian
mill. II
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uR. JOHN BULLS Pnncipsl Office
No. 40 FIFTH. Gross strect,)
Loui0vtl1c. ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
BULLS
To Wy Unitedl>tntcs and Wori,,
wide lScNslcr~:

WOe uScNueTs:
HAVE received many Testimonials from
i prut.ssiouaI aud medical men, ~ NY slmauu'-
ami various publications have rhuwu, al ct which,
are genuine. ~" following, nom highly "iu.
rtI'i tnd pupulN physician % Georgia, o. Ger.
tAIuly one col tIp most sens OIL" COMMUNICATIONS
have ever received. 10. Clement knows -.
scarves To- be- Vuti.u 10 letters II gold. hsar
Whd tbc uu,tor ,ay, OF buli's Worm b.-.
troyer:
Nlan0w, walKcr County. Ga,
Jun. -, ls,o.
nr. JouS BUtt-pcsr SIR | have recently
gwen ynuf Worm l,sttuycr' several tIBl-,
and mi 70 wonderfully cihcaciOu-, II h,- not
failed ga a single Instance Ia have the " -hvi.tHf
effect. am dong pretty large coUuty pru,u,U,
aud have daily ~" Tor -uuir article on TIE hHud,
lam free 90 confess hat know Of uu REMEDY
recommended 10y The allv.t Authorities that l. 80
certain .nd speedy iuiis ci!cct.. Gu "a" contrary,
theV are uncertain Iu 90, extreme, Ny object tu
xtltug Won - to tnI our upon what terms | y,u
gvt the mod y4uo directly Itpm you. II can gvt
IL upon easy terms, shAl Use a great deal ui q
ava aware that the use ot such articles b. contrary
Co.. the teaching. AMI practice 90 great m'"ul
OF Tie rtg'.ldr Anc di-cafilng a remedy Win, ia -,
know To H. sufficient. simply b"vauSy 49, may be-
ignorant Of IT. combination. For my part, fh.li
make u a rule u use all and every means Co I'll.
hyiuto suffering humanity Which l may Doe aide
to commandment hcsltAtlng because some ono
more ingenious than nay scli have leaned IT,
effects hIsi, and ,r.urea ~" sole GIT o. secure
advocate or supporter of the thousand OF worthless
uu-trums that fond tho county, that purIurt ~
#utV aii manner ~ diseases to which ky~h n htIf.
fial-v reply soon, Nnd inform me of your t-.g
terms, am, sr, very ferpr, uully,
JuLll-P. CLEME.T ". l..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18
SCIENTIFIC wO>blG.

The Craig Microscope adapted To ropu'
lar aud scientific u.c. Read the advertise.
mcnt Price, 80 20. m27d3m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18
Inv ,ny suor sIoly

Presents peculiar attractions y all ,hos.
who with b. buy boots and shoes, whether
for ladisr misscs, men or boys 4 new
s,pck has just arrived. and in poin, Of var.
ie,y excellence II make and finish, style
aud price, cannot fail u give the nmplcst
satisfaction. ...
An additional attraction, and one that
win not fail t. command the attention Of
To, hlie., is the new stock Of ladies fancy
white good,-a really elegant and ,phudid
variety and very cheap. icl3-Jt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18
Drake 's Collection

~ nearly one hundred r.cei pts TOT mak ny brand.
al k,nd- OF Vine, Gin. Ale, Beer, Oprhal.. su.
p~r'm Cider, aud much other useful Information
% those dealing In or manufacturing any u the
bpve, eithel for the trade or hoD. use.
sent by mail. free Of postage. Tor - cents. Al.
jre-,, X. y. NORMAN DY. sol Mafkct street,
=, Loii-, No SGT lyds~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

Aficr nearly th,rty years experience a.. nov
g"u-rsliy admitted tlal MufTay Lrsnrnhn'. Flor
Ella water - tie most irssh ne AMI sric, shle 81
su sooi perfume. ~. entirely jif,fcnt frDni
'uiogno Water and -hsali never b" eouf,u del
s,th q ia" poh.ms of cologne disappearing a
few moments ster " application, whilst that Of
~. FInfiip Ws'Ar ia-'s ~ rrauy DAYS rDitoui
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18
FEVER AEEs As.UE
AND ChlLLS AND FEVER.

Chils aud Fever are caused from a 'rualn
poison eAi.tng IA tHr atmosphere known ns
malaria. II reduces the vitality ct thr blood
r.taris the sriion of the dttirr'nt organs, aud
tins way prepares tho ~ stem fur any disease ut .
more serious nature which may follow. Iu uNui
further trouble, AMI relieve yourself Of tni-
disease take
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

--Trl,ot aud ket ca..im.r. .uiis, very
fu", made 10 order, at the old reliable
clothing house Of John Antrim, No. 20
Springfield block. t.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-28
G.sGviEs' .aeEc.

BY virtue of a general execution to me d.
rected, issued from the office of The Clerk OF
the Distr e Court IN aud for the county OF
Cedar and state Of Iowa. III favor Of lsi' loZler
and against VIM collins. John Collins ana
Walter ~hcar1r. have levied upon the follow
ing property as the properly of the said " nj
C0tlins John Collins and Walter Shearer, to-
wit:
The southeast quarter ~ Of the northwest
quarter o. anl the northeast quarter "a
the southwest quarter ~ of section NUMBER
two RI. tow ship eighty -onc fSl). range tnite
t+tl west ct the 9th p. ln.. containing eiShs
acres. and Situa' ed in Cedar county. Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale, Mt 'ie
Court House door in the town Of Tipton.m
said comfy. GA Tuesday the ;}9th aav OF Juih,
a. u. 1870. NJ ten o'clock A. NJ. of said day. W
satisfy said execution and costs that may ae-
cFup thereon.
Dated this eth day Of June. 4. y. I.7o:
j0TIN y. SHEARFR.
3Wa3 sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa
Per y. y. Maynard, Deputy
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GcCnOnly..

One o! the sadIest things tia. ryr.
came under my notice, SAID thu bunker,
clerk, was there in Corning, durin- Tie
war. Dan Murphy enlisted "A, a private
and fought very bravery. Fac bDy- ali
lilel n, Al " IA AWpIll htall-
by weakened him dpWn TIL cara ing Il
muskct WAS too heavy work fyi !4iA
they dubbed together and fNrI hin up
rs a suticr. He made money thea. anl
sen it always to his wife to huuh for
him. She was Il washer and irDnvT,
and knew enough by hard experience
to keep money when she got it. ~.
didn' waste Il penny. Ga the cuutTn-
~, she began to get ;srrly is her bank
account grew. She greivcd b pat
with cent, p)Dr c?eltIrn, f}r
twice in her harlworking.lifc She had
known what it was to be cold, and
hungry, friendlesS, sick, and without "A
dollar in the world, and she had "A
haunting dread of suffering so again.
Well, at last Dan died and the boy. in
testimony OF of their esteem rnd respect
for him, telegfaphed 10 Mrs. Murphy to
know II she woulllikc to have him en-
balpaed and..sen. !iotac, when you know
the usual custom, VAS ~ dump poor
devil like him tHtOa shallow hole, aud
,ie't inform his fssiDqs What hal BECAME
If him.
Ilrs. Murphy jumped to the conclusion
hat It would only cost two or three dol
ars to embaln her dead husJend, and :
- photographed Eyes" 1t was at the
wake that the bill for cmbalniny ar r
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SHERIFF. SALE.

dyY virtue Of 4 general execution to me drecIin,
D issued rom the oftse OF the Clerk OF the Dsii of
Court In and for the county of Cedar ana sag lam,
Iowa in favor ofeharies Hammond. and AGAINST 5
ue IIaniin. have levied upon theiolioWiIS prop't'
the property OF the said samuel fianiin to-Wi of
The east haIf ~ OF the southeast quarter = ane
section number SEVEN Ia township number egnss
fstr range three tA, west the 9th n. m. cohtii
eighty acres situated IN Cedar county. Iowa ,o,se
M shaii offer the same for sale at the oouI Tes-
door Ia tha q! Upton, in said county q,
day the t II dav Of July, A. D. 1870 Mt ten rat
NJ OF said day. satisfy said execution and costs
may accrue thereon -
Dated inns -'tn aas y roi m r. siITA nFR,
ives ## #4# Sh6FH VI asasti oouiils'-
FER 4. Il. MAySARp, Deputy
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h9~Amiiiu1trntcd pamphlet. containing prize.
li>i~, with samples efboih the Grover 4. Baker
stitch and thc shuttle stitch in the various
fabrics, will be furnished on Request.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-28

t*0@ The very highest prize, THE
CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HON
OR, was conferred on the representa-
tiVes of the Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chimes, at the Exposition Univer>elle.
PARIS 1867, thus atte>!iny their great ~u-
peIiority over all other sewing Ma
chimes.
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE,

Beauty and Elasticity of stitch.
Perfection and simplicity of Machin-
cry.
Using both threads directly from the
spoOls.
No fastening of seams 10y hand and no
Y a.tc OF thread.
Wide range Of application without
change OF adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and firn.-
ness after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds o: work dome
10y other Sewing Machines, these Ma
chimes execute the most beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and ornamental
work.
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they painfully affecting have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every seq
rcH Of the country, that the public scarcely need to
lie Informed Of its virtues or uses.
Scroiulous poison Is one OF the most destructive
enemies of our Otten, this unseen and upfrl,
tenant Of the organs IN undeTnines the constitution
and invites the attack IF enee bling fatal dsea
without exciting a suspicion Of it, presence. Again
seems TO breed infection throughout the BODY and
then on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
INTO one or othcT Of its hdeOuS forms, either on the
surface or among the vitals. In the latter tuber.
Giles may he Suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart or tumors formed in the liver, OF it shows
rs presence bT eFuptICns the skin or foul ulcer.
atlun> on some part OF the body. Hence the oCca-
sional use OF bottle of this SavsoyosiFla is adj
yl>aOie, even when no active symptoms of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following com
plants generally find immediate relief and at
length. cure, by the use OF this S4RS4PIRII-
Ii: ST. 4fth"nB's Fire. Rose or TrfsipeE1s
Ietter. SAT- Eheuni, scaid Hend. RiUgtroym
sore Eges. Sore Ears, and other eruptions or
visible forms Of S"roIufous disease. Also in the
mere more concealed forms, as Dnspcrsta. Drorsy.
and the various IIcerOtts affections of the mIIscu.
lar and nervous systems.
Syphilis or Te',ereal and Nerenrinl Diseases
are cured by II, though long time is required for
subfuing these Estimate maladies bv any medicine
BUt long continued use Of this medicine will cure
the complaint. Lc"corrh1a or Hhifes. Uterine
ifcrrations. and IensnIe Diseases. are Gem
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured hy its
purifying and lnvigoratIng effect. Minute Direc.
tons for each case are found in our Almanac, sup.
phcd gratis. EhFusn dtisp and Gouf. W hen
caused by Accommodations OF eXtrancOus matters
in the blood, Weld quickly TO it, rs also Iirer
Complaints. !"rpidifV. Ccnpfsfi or InFnn,-
they oflcn d. from tie rarti.nc rCjsons in liz
blood. This sffStFiFfII is q great re-
stoITr Tor I'll" strength and v-or Of the syetcr.
Those who are I0notid aud Iistfexs. Dfsron-
de"f. feeIiosS and troubled with Nerrous 4p-
Pr""rhsi""s Or FEARS. or any Of the affcctinns
sTmntomauc Of Ueohness. win find Immediate
power upon trial.
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rived and was presented to tie widow.
She uttered wild, sad wall, that
pierced every heart. and said:
"Sivinty- foive dollars for stutiin Dan
Blister their sow!,. Did them dlvi!s
suppose was goin TO >:art museum,
that I'd be dai:i. II, SIGH expensive curl
asities ."
The bankers clerk said there was not
dry eye in the house.
SET IT on TIE D0oRsTEP.-l serena
Ted Sophia once WHEN she was but a
tenier lass: and the greeting wloch |
received for my musical di-piay has
never been fully appreciated by me.
1t was the tewitcling midnight
hourofnight, when church yards yawn.
Everything was hu>hcl and stiffness
reigned profound. ] commenced Ia sing
II bring Little IlOWtr - Thee" II
was through her solicitations that
endeavorel 10 waffle tins precious
| Ice | Bang Little Flower t. Thee"
'>ophia' tyraanical papa stuck hi, had
out OF the wind ~. anI in a wire Of
thunder roared, "Wc!I, just set it "u
the doorstep, and don't mae sush i
fuss abJIt a wretcivd littIt Il ry.g..:i
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
EOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this eX-
cellenI medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inyeterate
cases OF >Crofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
ScrofulOus affections and
disorders hich were ag-
gTavated by the scrofU-
Inns rTs-t f,,a-tLr ,.,r
The New York herald., 1870-04-23
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON SiONEY MARKET.-LOSDoN, April %
5P.M.-Consols closed at 9i6 for money and 94h O
94x for the account. United States fve.rwenty
bonds, 1882 ss14; 1885, old, SIX; 1867, S94; ten
rortes SO. Stocks steady. Erie Railway shares,
1oA; Illinois Centrals, 1l21a; Atlantic and Great
PARIS BOURsE.-PARrs April 22.-The Bourse
closed quiet; rentes, 74f. 92c.
FRANKFORT BOURSE-FRANKFORT April 22-
United States bonds closed active and 1rmi.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPoOL, April
23-6 P. M.-The cotton market closed frm
Midding uplands, 111Sd; middling Orleans 111<d
1l1Sd The sales OF the day have been $4,000
bales including 1000 for speculation ana export
The sales Of cotton for the week have been 90 600
bales OF which 1000 were taken for export and 1000
on speculation The stock In port Is estimated at
4S4 600 bales, OF which 292, 900 are American. The
receipts OF the week have been 900 bales OF
which 20, 900 are American.
HAvRR COTTON MARKEr-HAvRE, April 22-Cotton
closed quiet and steady on spot and anoat.
TRADE AT MANCHEsTER.-The market for warns
and fabrics at Manchester Is firm.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
April 22-P. M.-C0rn 30s. 30. per quarter for Euro.
pean. The receipts OF wheat at this port for the ast
three days have been TO- 900 quarters which $500
are American.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LrvERpooI.
April 22-6 p M.-Lard is buoyant, ana has ad.
vanced to 6os per cwt. Bacon quiet and steady.
Pork 07s. Cd. per quarter for European.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDON April 22-
Tallow Is hrmer, but not quotably higher. Whale oil
easier at fSS f39 per ton. Sperm OIL quiet and
steady. Calcutta lnseed quiet and steady. Linseed
Oil dull.
ANTWERP PETROLEUM MARKET-ANTwERp, April
o. Petroleum closed frmer at 5!hr
The New York herald., 1870-04-23
UNlvERSALIsT CENTENARY MEETING,

Addresses by the Rev. Bernard Peters,
Horace Greeley and Rev. Messrs. Hep.
worth and Chaplin.
The Fourth street Universalist church, Williams.
burg, was densely crowded last evening, the occa.
sion being the celebration OF the first centenary OF
the denomination.
Shortly after eight O'Clock the Eev. A. J. Canded
pastor OF the church, called the meeting to order,
and the Rev. Bernard Peters, former pastor, was
called to the chair. Mr.. Peters expressed bis regret
that the Rev. G.. L.. Demorest, Of Boston, was
unable to preside, as he had promised,
owing to the death OF one OF his parish
iOners and concluded by eul0glzing that
reverend teacher OF universal love. In speaking OF
his eight years. pastOrate OF the society he was then
addressing, Mr.. Peters said that they were the
happiest OF his life, and he felt thrill Of pleasure
In being permitted to take part In the celebration of
the silver wedding Of the society ut was established
in october. 1845) and the centenary of the denomi-
nation he concluded by Introducing to the meet.
Mr.. Greeley, who was enthusiastically received.
commenced by saying that In the history OF our race
there Is probably nothing OF more Importance than
the birth OF new idea and In Oil ages there have
been new procalmers OF divine truths He argued
at length that oil the nations OF the earth viii be
ultimately converted TO the Christian faith and that
the salvation OF mankind is insured by the univer
sal charity OF God. He maintained that It was
wrong TO persecutc man for his faith ana closed
MS remarks BY relating the following anecdote-On
taxing one OF his children to Catholic seminary
the child asked him what objections there were 70
Tho Catholic belief and he answered the child by
The New York herald., 1870-04-23
WEsTCuESTER PCLICE MATTERS.

The Metropolitan District Declared Un-
changed-YOnlkers and West Farms to Retain
their Present Police Force.
Since the abolition Of the Metropolitan Police
Commission considerable uneasness has been felt
by property owners in the towns OF Yonkers and
West Farms, Westchester county, at the prospect Of
losing those members Of that body who have for
years past proved efficient guarantees for the safety
Of life ana property In their respective towns. In
order to substitute somewhat similar force
various police measures were projected and some
three or four bills hatched for presentation to
the Legislature. Among these latter wss one
entitled the District Police bill, which proposed to
form the four lower towns, comprising the First
Assembly district into separate police departments
but this, however, was finally abandoned, owing to
the popular circumstances which followed It's ap-
pcafance at Albany. 1t Is now stated that Commfs.
slQner Bosworth and other legal lights have DECIDED
that the police regulations heretofore existing In
Yonkers and West Farms under the old Metropolitan
Police law remain unchanged, except IN their peing
now subordinate to tue New York Commission;
that Weschester county Is still attached to the
Metropolitan district, and any town 10 addition to
those named may adopt similar police govern
ment al the option Of Its Inhabitants.