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Clergyman, while residing in South America as :,
On discovered safe and simple remedy for the
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train OF
disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits.
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfort
nate will send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine, in sealed envelope to any who needs it,
Free Of Charge. Address JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station
ID. Bible House, New York CITY.
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TENO THE LADIES. celebrated DR. L. DIX
4 particularly invites all Ladies who need Medical
Surgical adviser to call at his Rooms u Endcot ST.
Boston, Mass, which they will find arranged for their
special accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted twenty years to this
particular branch of the treatment of all diseases peculiar
to females, is conceded by ALL doth in this
try and Europe that he exces all other practic
toner's in the safe speedy and eectul treatment of all
female complaints.
His medicines prepared with the express purpose
OF renoving all diseases, such debility, weakness
natural suppressons engagements the womb also all
discharges which flow from morbid state of the blood
The Doctor is now fully prepared to treat in his peculiar
style both medically and surgcay, all diseases of the
female sex, and they respectfully invited to call at
NO. ri Endicott street. Es0stap
Auletcrs requiring rlust contain oncdollar to
insure
Boston, 1 lS7O--1yr
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An entcrprising settler, in Nebraska, who
has an eye to the future, gives the following
account Of his doings in that region: II am
planting 100 acres with walnuts what will
they be worth in twenty years Each acre
will have at least G50 trees, making G5,00C
in all. Fol lumber, ties, fence-posts or fuel
So per tree lnay certainly be called very
small figure, which will give nearly 5000
900. Can anything be planted on that same
land which will pay as large q return? An(
all the labor required is breaking up the lane
and planting. What is said of the walnut is
equally true of the pine, which in fifty years
will be 100 feet high and three feet in Diane
ter"
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WATCH No. 1l24-bearing Trade Mark, Frederic
Anterior & Co." manufactured by the L, S. Watch Co
has been carried months its total variation
from mean time being only six seconds. A. L. DENNIS
President N. j Il. X. & I. Co.
WATCH No, 1125, Stem Misunderstanding Trade Mark
Frederic Anterior Co., Marion, Nd manufactured
by United States Watch Co.. has been carried by me
II months; months of that time sea, and in all the
various climates Of Europe. During that time and since
my return it has not varied one second per week.
II. LASSING, Manager knickerb0ckor Life insur.
ance Co., 16l Broadway, NJ y.
UTICA, N. y, Feb IS, 1910.
WATCH No. 105S, Stem Misunderstanding Tide Mark
"Frederic Atheron s. Co., Marion, MI" Manufacture
months; its total variation from time being five
seconds per month 4. G. PRIEST,
Asst. supt N.1.C 4 Ii. L. I.
1yr34 81
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A white boy, fifteen years Of age, was al
most buried alive quite recently, in an at
tempt to dig his way out of the Nabashaw
Mimi, jail. The intention was to assist two
other prisOners-onc whom is under sentence
OF death for murder--to escape but in pill
inc up the dirt behind him, he went along,
finally made the hole so small that he could
neither return or 90 forward, and an alarm
having been given, the Sheriff set men tc
work and had him taken out more dead than
alive
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prt Voice IN the incarnation Scene

~ ~ RON.
a' !aoon j. on the wave.
h. thc glow-worm in the grass.
Au. thl meteor on The grave.
a Ap wi>V OF the morasS;
t. ta falling stars are shooting,
A- a answered owls are hooting,
t.. "a ~ijeui leaves arc still
. .0 shallow of the hill,
rms ~nal be upon thine.
Alil a. power and a sign.
augi thy >lumber may be deep,
thy spirit shall not sleep:
l.n ar shades which shall not vanish.
here are thoughts thou canSt not Danish;
l.r power 10 thee unknown,
Thou ram>t never he alone;
Ano arl Wrapt n with Shroud
Ii'T ari GATHERED in cloud;
tnt I'D, Yer shalt thou dwell
~ ihc spirit Of this spell
I'u-h ihou >ccst me not pass by.
'ot shalt feel me with thine eve
A. Thing that, though unseen,
N.>I h, near thee. and hath been;
tn4 when in that secret dread
lH m~t lumd around thy head.
iltu -ll'.t marvel am not
y tug >iAlow Oh The spot,
Aui The power thou dost feel
~.aI 1r whar thou must conceal
Arl mAgi. voice AMI verse
ti baptized thee with Il curse:
tHi >piri. OF the air
II 10 hcgirt thee with a snare:
Toe wind there i, a voice
~ forbid thee 10 rejoice:
And 20 thee shall Night deny
s. rhg aiict NJ her sky:
Al rle aav shall have a sun
BE- % D shall make thee wish it done
trla no, false lear, l did distil
Al '>>once which has strength to kill;
-.u thine own heart then did wiring
hD iuch blood III It's blacklist spring:
run Thine own smile | snatchd the snake,
FHI there il COLD is in a brake;
"'1 ihlnr OWE lip drew the charm
w l'i gave these all their chiefest harm;
'u PROVING every poison known,
.uhd LIE strongest Was thine own.
fv tAv I'D breast and serpent smile,
IN ih' untt hom'd CULTS of guile,
tr -rt most seeming virtuous eve.
"A A1 ~hu- souls hypocrisy;
,o tle perfection of thine art
N llel Ha-~'a for human thine own heart:
p, it4 delight in others pain,
tl ty TRAY Brotherhood Of Cain.
A ul Nn thee and compel
ii1-rlt W 'e thy proper He'll!
Aui uu thy head pour the vial
y li doth devote thee to this trial;
y o. 20 Slumber. nor TO die,
~i, lr IT, Thy destiny;
Though thy death shall still seem near
ir thy wish, but As a fear;
10! ;a7 spell now works around thee
1893 ihe ciIuklesS chain hath bonnd thee:
o Inv heart and brains together
'lH the word been pass'd-now wither!
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UTITA1 y. I .
WATCH No. 2Gi7-besring Trade Mark, T. Fayette
Stratton Marion N. } " manufactured by L. 5. Watch
Co.. has been carried by Il months its total varia
ton from mean time being fifteen seconds.
WArClI No. 1887 Stem Withdrawing Trade Marx,
Frederic Anterior Co., Marion, N. inanutactur-
june 1867 its total variation time being on
ly five seconds per month. HENRY SMITH
Treas. Panama X. r., s. Wall Street
WArcH No. l2ol2-bearing Trade Mark Y. 8;
Watch Co., Marion, n. J y manufactured by United
States Watch Co., hls been carried by me five months
its total variation from time being only twelve
seconds. GEO. LOWS, General Eastern Passenger
Agent, Iodo, Wabash Western Hallway.
WArtM No. l259-bcarng Trade Mark Frederic
Athcrson & Co.. Marion, N. Jn manufactured by U. >
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'What does this mean 2" he asked. sternly
''Only fancy was The sulky answ cr
''Hve worn that wig for years.
''llave you, indeed ? Did you wear it all
day yesterday ?'
Yes SIR was the confident response.
''Whcre -
"At Noreott TO bo sure"
"lill day ?"
"Certainly I was there the whole day.
CIV hen did you arrive here at Carlisle?'
AT seven twenty tllis morning"
Ihe district attorney gave me Il triumph
ant wink and when he stated to the court
that he desired this witness to be detained
Till the close Of the trial, the sheriff was di-
rected to take charge Of him. Mr.. Caleb
Wye came down from the stand with his wig
IN his hand, and took a seat by the sheriff,
looking decidedly more bilious than had
yet seen him appear
Mr.. Peasants was now loudly called for
by the defence; but no one came forward.
The unexpected reception that the last wit
ness had met probably chilled the ardor of
his confederate, and he wisely chose to keep
himself in the back ground This then was
all of the defence; and my evidence at once
blew it to the winds. | looked directly at
Mr.. Wye $50 callcd), while l was telling the
jury when, where, and under what circum-
stances | had seen him the previous day, and
saw him tremble like an aspen-leaf. The jury
convicted the prisoner without leaving the il
seats, and the witness was locked up for
further consideration.
L left Carlisle the next morning, and
heard nothing more of this affair for several
weeks. Then a letter from the district at
torney, thanking me for the assistance | had
rendered him, conveyed more Details
''Ihe witness Wye" he wrote, whose
real name is Nicholas Bray, was indicted for
perjury A very slight investigation showed
me that we could prove that he had no right
to the name Of Wye, that neither he nor any
man by the name Of Peasants ever kept
store in Norcott, and that neither of them
was known there at all. This, with your
evidence, would have been sufficient to con-
wet him; and understanding it as well as
anybody he concluded to save trouble and
plead guilty SO he and Sitter arc both in
the pcnitentiary, and will stay there for a
term of years"
A REVOLUTIONARY RELIC. The town OF
Acton, by the bequest Of Edward Everett, is
now in possession OF the powder horn worn
by James Hayward, who was killed in Lex
lngton while pursuing the British from Con-
cord. Mr.. Everett while II was in his pos
session, had it bound with silver, and silver
neck chain attached. The story was that
Hayward, having entered Il yard to quench
his thirst on that hot and memorable day
was drinking from q WE'LL when British
officer approached eXclaiming, You are Il
dead man." Hayward raised his gun, and
both fired at one time, The British officer
lived but a minute or two, and Hayward !,
little longer The British bullet had gone
through his powder horn, making round
hole where it entered, AID . shattered one on
the other side, and penetrated liayward's
body near the heart.
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Charges arc very moderate. Communications sacTedl
Confidential, and all may rely him with the strctes
secrecy and confidence whatever may be the disease
ditlon or situation OF any one married or single.
Medicines sent by Mail and Express to all parts OF Ia
United States,
All letters requiring advice must contain dollar t.
insure an answer.
Address DR.. l.. DIX, No. q Endicot ST. Boston, Mass
Boston JAN 1690-1yr
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21

imnlicofcd members OF the Republican PARTY on that
account those moving for reorganization were
net in q position to assail others they held euch
offices to date n they did not hold them now
Those officers holding positions were appointed by the
Republican party when II was In power and there was
no necessity for their abandoning Offices of trust TO Dem
ocratS. . 49,.
In reference TO the petition that had been laid before
the Committee, u was but er pGrte, and II, time was
granted much larger number OF signatures tO
stranees could he obtained. He charged that Collector
Murphy had used his employ In circulating the petitions
for The purpose Of bosteng up his political credit and
stated thai j. was rum0red that MIR. Murphy was an
embryo candidate for Governor
The fo wing resolution was then adopted after slight
discussion:
Ro That committee OF Ave be appointed TO whom shall be
ei the POSITION sud other documents and pper s day submitted 70
tbs con m e In reference the organization Of the party tie City
Newiok that such committee be and hereby directed TO iuves
gate the matters alleged & petition and papers snd report thereon
10 Tins coame A future meeting TO be hel m the call Of the Chair
man Of Which IS days notice viii e given HB TRIBUNE and I
Ia addition o tlc usual written notice members.
The following were selected to serve the Committee:
j. H. Ramsay, George Opdyke, Richard Crowley stephen
b. French, Henry 5. VandCcarr
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
THE KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
A DIsORDRRLY MEETING.


The Republican General Committee of Kings
County met last evening at Commonwealth Hall, George
c. Bennett in the chair communication was presented
by Mr.. Lindsey of the Sixteenth Ward, asking the Gen
eral Committee TO appoint three delegates to act as in
spectors at the Ward primary election TO be held this
evening TO elect delegates TO the General Committee for
the ensuing year. The communication set forth that the
inspectors who had been declared elected by the
General Committee had not the confidence of the Repub
icans Of the Ward and that should they act at pr
mary the will of the Republicans OF the Ward would not
be subservcd. The Ward reOrgaDiZed about Two
months ago, and Messrs Bush and Varrick, who were
elected inspectors at the primary held under the auspices
OF the General Committee declared to bo Democrats
and elected by ballot-box stuiling process.
The Chair ruled the consideration OF the appointment
of substitutes out Of order. ,
Charles Morten and f. ID. Webster appealed from the
decision Of the Chair, and argued that the Committee
should dispose Of the matter at once and remove these
Mr Morten1The question whether the Committee has
power TO remove the Inspectors is an Old one, ana mas
caused no little trouble and
Jacob Worth OF the Sixteenth Ward, Interrupted the
speaker at this point by oXclaiming- .
can the gentleman to order for stating upon the
Mr.. Morten-What state is true.
Mr. worhI repeat that 1t is not true, and defy the
gentleman to prove it.
Mr.. Morien-If you say that again will knock you
dOwni
Mr. Worth with an oath replied by inviting Morten TO
"try it," Thus invited, Morten rushed forward TO
attack Mr. WORTH and received heavy blow between
the eyes. -
The Committee was Immediately in an uproar, and the
members rushed wildly about the room, and then down
the stairs into the street.
chair hurled it into the crowd passing from the room
The missile agbted the heads Of the delegates d
died together, and inflicted severe injury upon several OF
them.
The Chairman thereupon declared the meeting ad-
Ourned and thus the Committee Of 1870 passed away.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
THE STATE POULTRY sHow-PREMIUMs.

The third annual exhibition of the New
York State Poultry Association, at No SOC broadway
attracts large number visitors daily and promises
to De financially the most successful the Association has
yet held The entries 9S6 in number, including all
varieties OF foreign and domestic poultry, land and
waterfowl, pigeons, rabbits, and cage birds. Among
the curiositie pairs Of Mandarin ducks, Hon
duras turkey valued at O in gold two pairs Of seyas
topol geese a crested turkey, owned by VIM Simpson,
ir golden and silver phcasants pair of French grouse
several pens of Toulouse geese and white Ayesbury
ducks. -,
spirited auction sale Of the foreign poultry was held
Yesterday afternoon, and fair prices realized
ranging in the average from SEQ TO $50 and amounting n
all ~ $1,000 The highest price paid was sl5S so for three
bufi COchiDs.
The list Of awards has not been completed, except in
the foreign classes in which the first premiums have
been given as follows:
Bahmas-PllaDder Williams Taunton Buff CochinsD W Hers
tine PhildeTa and g. H. Lesyiti Flu,hing White Cocihs
j. n j. Partridge CochinsPhilaude Williams CO0re1
Doiings J. g. Cooper. LmeheE, Ireland Game poys-Mssr Gd
Huntington Cooper. Bkne G1d Beden Black SpanshM d.
Gsler aniJ Cooper White LegbornsJ Smith and y Bick
nell Black Polsh-E r. Hewlett and William simpson jr Iqkeys
William simpson jr HambuIgs-W iiis Albany and j. u Bck
nell c. Cooper and William Simpson, j. Ducs-WiAa
simpson j and j. Y Bcknen French Powl-G H. Warner G.
Cooper and Phiander Williams
The exhibition will continue through the week
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The ladies Of the First Presbyterian Church,
R0sec n J will hold fair and festival for tile benefit
OF the church extension fund.- Wednesday ana Thurs
day afternoon and evening OF this week.
At the regular meeting of the American Geo.
graphical and Statistical Society. last evening, the Hon.
f. A. Conklng In the chair, two new members were
elected The Treasurer reported balance on hand OF
$265 IL. The Librarian reported addition Oh 20 VOL
umes to the library, and Miner n. Kellogg read paper
on the Geography of Mount Sinai followed 10y remarks
from Dr. samuel Prime the Hon. Charles T. Kirkland
and dOther-.
The New-York Colonization Society held its
annual meeting Room No. "a, Bible House. yesterday
The Rev. DR.. Haight Chairman OF lthe Executive Com
mittee reported that the had been presented IN
40 different churches and number OF cities About
$4,000 have been received during the last three ana one
half years. and that portion OF it not expended in salaries
has been remed 20 the parent society at Washington
The reporters not permitted to be present at tue
meeting and exhibit OF the years wOr, shown ~
them The present officers OF the Society reelected
but the meeting regarded unlmpoftant as not
to require the presence OF the President Prof. \ f. H.
More. The following delegates we're chosen To the an
nuai meeting OF the parent society to be hrd IN WASH
ngt0n on the third Tuesday IN January The Rev. Dr.
Mcleod, Almon Merwin, the Rev Dr. 5. A. Alexander
j. ID. Yermye, Joseph c. Holden, John r. Crosby, and
the Rev. Dr. Eddy
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21

sitter 20 support his wife, to whom he has boon mar
ried 81 years. Somebody lighted broken gas pipe
in Churchst. last night, causing flame is feet higD
which burned TIL the gas turned OG..A committee
VI citizens has waited the Mayor 70 him 10 veto
the ordinance for the laying OF Eieoson pavement In
South Broad ST. and Mount PrOspect-aye The Clinton
NJ t. Church. the Cintonave Reformed Church the East
Reformed Church. and the Ladies' heth31st society
win hold fairs festivals this week. us'ln o. Us
borne, an old resident, age 30, died yesterday
PATERsOS.-Thc Board Of Aldermen have passeu the
Willis-st Horse Railroad ordinance over tne M'yor
veto, by vote OF II The construction OF the I1a
commenced mt O'Clock Yesterday afternoon hul
is expected will in less than three weok
..Tbe Passaic County Courts opened yesterday HoIn
ing Judge Bedc will render his decision on th1 Efie
appeal cases next Tuesday Public School NO rs
nearly completed. 10 will cost about sjOOO lne Ilr
the ST. Paul's Episcopal Church netted agont 900
Passaic Village celebrated the completion OF It's new gas
by torchight procession and general lillnlna
tiOn Monday evening. The NJ T.. Church Of Ciitoncoi
lectcd 81 800 at the dedication.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
MISSOURI.

WHO ELECTED b. GRATz BROwN-A CAREFUL
ALAINSIS OF THE REPUBLICAN AND DEMO
CRATIC VOTE.
The Missouri Republican insists that the credit
Of B. Graft Browns election belongs with the Democ
raey and that IL the contest had been decided by the
OF the Republicans only, Brown would have been
defeated by an overwhelming majority. 1t sustans its
position by the following comparison of votes and eti
mate:
The Democrat in an analysis Of the official vote Of this
The whole HaaSe Of votes cast for Liberal candidates for Congress.
cot counting S Of the WIN who stood ua as 70 the state ticket
cosgre'; counting smith 81 2s The whole g1@5eT Of vote.
number Of yoes cst foi Cengress 5i5E4
elected Brown; and that but for the aid which he re-
oeivod from the Democracy, Mr. Brown would have
been fatal disaster "The whole number of votes cast
1Or Democ tic candidates" for Congress says The Demo
crdt "is lO92" But these votes in the Ist,
1Id yth With and Ixth Districts alone. for in these
districts only did the Democrats have canddates In
candidate announced himself only few DAYS before the
sstn no Ga oI tne 2e Of af s Is
OF that district. Taking the list, hid, With, and
Democratic vote pOied for Congression eandl
dates. we find the vote to be- Ist L District Wells
nngo, 125ll; IXth District, King 1880 total Demo
cratic vote IN the the four dist district $50 @ G bST fe er DSO e
Democratic candidates, we must 90 back to the Con-
vote in these districts I'D, for Lndey $3.50 1Yh
NcAfee, 1856 With, for Phillips, T9; With, for Oil
Vote o D n these si ve drcts S Ths would make the
total Democratic vote in the nine Congress Districts a.
CJ which Is about the full Democratic vote OF the state
cast the late election Taking this from Browns vote
nO 3T4), 297e the Republican vote cast for
Brown against 6 1886 Republican votes cast for Me
Curg. IT, therefore, the Democrats had stood aloOf and
9ei the contest 10 the Republicans alone McCurg would
have been elected by s36l7 majority, or by more
than two-thirds vote OF the Republican party
That this estimate is pretty nearly correct Is proved
by the coincidence with another which cannot be dis
pued The total vote Of the state in 1870 is about
15 greater than the total vote OF the state in 1868
QSS The Republican vote ia 1868 S2 lO7. and this,
increased by Is per cent would make the vote in
rSO 9423. Our estimate OF the Republican vote at the
late election is: For McCuTg 636; for Brown 2979;
EOtalsg These two estimates, therefore, so nearly
correspond prove that the proportion of Republican
votes which attribute to Brown cannot be far out OF
Che way. II il manifest, according TO this fair analysis
of the vote that had the late contest in this state been
limted 10 the Republican party McClurg would have de-
feaed his antagonist by majority greater than the vote
which his antagonist received 1t was the Democratic
thrown Brown that cued him from defeat, and
carried hun TO the gubernaOral chair by the magnificent
majority OF Al, ,OB8.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21


coRLEsH 81 PSu MHn o. the lh Inst Of q wPGoI ey'r E,
Paul in the 2lst year other age
F,ITOTR- Nevark j. suddenly 1sth inst, Of hemor.
fhsz, OF the lungs William \. Faitouie, aged b2 years
His friends and relatives are uners services his
late residence, No u Washis9tons, on Thursday the I'd n sg
2pm.
FRANKs-on Dec 90 after short ness William A. Franks aged
and months.
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully irvte attend
the residence of bis bothenss iS CsreonaV,
(new numbsrl, BROOKLYN ou Thurslay, 2d, at u O'Clock
HOLLASD-Ou Tuesday Dee 20 George Holland comedian. in the
I eri win sfs place a, tire Church Of the TT p.Gguou Twenty
nnth.si Madonse Thursay the ga inst Il o'clock
Relatives friend. he iam, ard memben OF the theatrical pTos
sion, are respectfully invited to stiend
MAMMA Salem " j. Sunday Dc 49, Alice Conse only child Of
Charles Mann O Utica and granddaughter of the Rev Dr. Paterson
OF st. Paul, Mnn aged : years and 3 mouths
MAUSDER-on Sunday Dee 49, 1870 John Munde the 35i Of
Ills friend, and those brother Peter M.unie and bohernw
the latter No. 40 West Twenty seeondst Wedneday Dec a.
att p M.
PRAyKARD-On the 18TH George Norman Georg, r. and
Toe relative. sD friends Of he family also the members Of Contnen
t "a, Lgge ~ 90 & an y, Il II e fa 1eieSes o5 % 1 @
parents No. l9 North 0IforlrL near AreHve BrOoksb
sCHESCK-In this city, Monday nOiug Dec a. AFTER lingering
Pnnarsl services from the residence parents "a West Tentht
on Wednesday, morning. Dec. a. at lcl o'e'ock
sMFTI-On Tuesis Ema wife Of Ewin Smith and
daughter Of Thomas &. aud Sarah r. DOTeiaa~
WALKRR-Ou Tuesday Dee 90 short aEd severe lss sryy
Fmcr Robert B. and Anuie NJ Walker aged II gears
The friends on family friend and relatives Of his grandfather
respectfully invited attend funeral
residence Of bis parents ii6 Nihhs'e this ray afternoon at
O'Clock.
WEST soeuy Long I,lsnd City on Mobd. Dee 49, Am 81
wife Thomas West and dangr Of the late Barnet o
The fsmiy invited attend the funeral the resi-
denoe Of william Gcsnan, esq, on Thursday, st2P
woRK-on Tuesday Dee 90 lc Geo H. woh in his t'i year
The asra services will he held at 80 Eas Fyuhst on Friday
Dec y at 10 o'clock a.