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des. The Cancer Llan, y so.d npon ne following war.
tract i guaranteed 10 possess more real yiIlne than
one doie boues Of any sar;apna o. Altoratiye ~.
vast number Of 10000 6nc ascs Price g. Pcf package
("ith boo~)' or throe paeNS11Fif Tor Is.
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pared lleaine, formerly reatged ar hope sasy lgcgT'
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packages for g.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16

NEW York, wednesday, June l5.-Thers was
nou f dong IN becI catte for want of stock and no
new features 70 note Common TO prime steers are
aHoetaole at iigiIe Y n Sheep are duh and easier,
eomn On 20 nrims sheep a. tsslSs NJ aud Of Or,I,
ehansed with arrivals OF ~ leads, Asp hogs all
for saGsherers. Dressed hoss selling Ike y
N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16

EARL-PHTLLIPs.--At the residence OF the brides
parents Berkshire Valley. Thursday, June 1870 by
the Rev John r Buttcrworth, Of poyer Enoch Earf.
of WIN. II Earl, OF Newark. Y. j. TO Mary Eliza.
beth Phillips. daughter OF Asa NJ Phillips. OF the former
place
par ME. in Newark n. J., on Wclne'day, June 3, by
the Rev DR. McNcar, Charles NJ Webster, Of Hartford,
Conn, to Clara W., daughter OF Geo. Hay
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That appears on such estimate and canvass that the
whole nntnher OF votes given for the Offices ~ napt
tors Of Elections Of the seventh Election Dstr Ct "
the Fifteenth Ward thousand i've IN nlred and
or which James Kelly received two thousand
sand and 6ty.seyen 2o57
thousand two hundred and fourteen .......... 1.24
sand Two 6unircd and thirteen ...,.......' 1913
or which there we're blank nve ..................
And Of which there were scattering twenty.....r 20
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Mtttlu9s.

pD WARD ON DECK A special meeting Of the
- 80 Natt social Cub VIII be held this (Ihn rSday)
evening, ~ their rooms, 1906 barclay 81 Punctuh AZ
tendance IA required, DAVID l.. ROBINS, ChRlTinaLs
Elk, ttE n.Itty tsecrelaries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16

Tint arpcnrs or such estimate and canvas that the
whole number = votes gwen for the offices OF n.
,nctou or Election OF the Seventeenth Election
District o. the riNtecpth Ward nine thonFand
i've hundred and 4 Ntyntne. ...............p AEg
a. VII cl Anton Muller received III ee thuussnd
- two hundred and iory trce 80. s2ia
sand lyQ hgndsc6 az tIir,ynne. ~, $3.50
9.e agndE,d and ti.l' seve6.... .......,..,. 1851
thousand nye huudrea ana thirt5 three. .. 1888
VI Nhcn thrrc Ntfn ''nuI...,...,....... .,.... -
And OF which thor were scattering two. ~.
Total. ......... 0s.q
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TASstEo TINE soALP.-,An Vie hair DYES and their
oongenen. the coioreS," . rsatoysfs" &c. tsdior
the soA o. PhplOnd Vfahh, or faya(lon 10, the Muir
the oAy article Tor TsstOfiag gray kGir which d0oI
mol stain the tkm.-Ade
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Total
sIxrrxxrn rlrc1IoN pIern,cr.

That appears On such estimate and canvass. that the
whole votes .ivc1 for the oicCa Of luspCr.
tors Of Ei'cuon Of the Ntcenth Election Dstrct OF
the Sixteenth W erd was niue thousand hve hundred
and SCNeuty-two $50
Oh which James Nnhcr received three thousand
two hundred ara FORTY 32ts
OF which owen Finn received three thousand
two hundred anG iorty.iour, aga
or whici John II. v ri- hi rec sNed one thousand
1--we hundred and thirty.'evcn .....''. 1851
nyg hundred and twenty.noc. LEO
W when ther we're blank fourteen .....,....... u
Ana OF winch there were scattering tlrcc ...... 3
Total af7,
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MARINE IkTELIIG ENCE

hIHIATrpB ALNASAC-rTta DAY.
Fun fRs.... u huii tep... 50 Moon sets. 10 %
man NArER-rtis HAT
SaLdy Hook 2Sa Gov. lslanl 10 81 Hsn 4te IL 50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16
TITrErNrn ELECTION DsrErcr

That appears estimate and canvass that the
whole hunter OF votes given for the Offices Of In.
ftectors of Election OF the Fifteenth Election Dia.
trirt OF the sixteenth ward mousaDd I'VE
hundred and seventy eiN......... ........ $50
OF WI. Thomas Ginney received three thou.
sand two hundred aud forty.lour.. AKA
hundred and eirh,een. 3,ais
sand ave hundred and hf,yssve .........'. ls57
sand I've hundred ard t6irty seven ......'''' is7
OfWbIch there blank c.r hteen. Il
And Of VII ch there were scattering two..........
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Busin,ss Noiitts.
RRIED.

Mann A. Co., 81 Pork new, n. Y, PubIi-h-
ers bCIENTIflC AMERICAN. Patents obtained In the
United States and all foreign countries
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KienTEESTn ELECTION DISTRICT.

That appears euCh estimate and canyRss that tho
whole number Of votes gv't for the Offices or In.
srccturs Of Election the Eighteenth Election Ds.
tfict Of the sixteenth Ward was nine thousand i've
UNA i'rly... 800
or when James DAILY re- ClVed three thOutanl
two hund cd aud f9Tty.oue ...........,..,'.., 32n
tire" thnusand two hundred and tlir,y-four. s23i
OF which Adnm Mcbride. Or received one thou.
SAND eye hundred and twenty ....,..',. l.t2i
OF which John n, iggtus reCe, we'd one thousand
nvs hundred and 1911
or which their were blank u.irty-ohe. ...,,.,.. 81
And ofwhich there were scattering TWO. ........
O4O
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Suffini Hniirfs.



That II appears on such estimate ana canvas. that the
whole nnmper OF votes given Tor the Offices OF In
epcctors NJ Election OF the Fifth Election District Of
the Fifteenth Ward was six thousand i've hundred
and gxtv.threc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. B,g9
OF which John Carey received two Thousand
land iltJ I'VE; ...'..,.......... 5os5
thousand two n6nircd and aftcen .....,.... i2is
sand two Iuadr'd and fo9rtssn liza
or which thate were blank nvc. ..................
And OF which there were scattering nineteen.... 10
Total 6563
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Total


Thatn appears on such estimate ana canvass. tnat
the whole number nf votes given for the Offices OF
spectors Of Election OF EIGHTH Election District ~
the Fifteenth Ward was six thousand nve hundred
and niIyseycn. .......,.....;...... 2o57
thou.and and nityseyen. 2o57
SAND two hundred ana fourteen. .,..,,....,. i24
OF VIII Oh George II. llll received one thousand
two hundred and f3nfteen i2ii
OF which there we're blank i've. .................
And OF which there were scattering twentyone 81
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That q appcars on such estimate and canvass, that
the whole number Of votes for the iofcee In.
tnectos ~ Election OF the Ninth Election Distr Of
the Fifteenth Ward was six thousand I'VE hundred
even. ....s.....s. .bsll
or which James shelton received two thousand
and slstyone 2,O6i
aud seven. 2o57
VI winch george IimpsOn received one thou
s7nd two hundred and fourteen. I2lI
% which Horutio \. rwonby received one thou.
sS9 Y we ,sa hanarsd G S eleven i2n
And OF which there were scattering nine,een... ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16

FOURTEENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

That such estimate canvass, that the
whole number OF votes cvon for the offices II inapcC.
tors OF Election OF the fourtecrth Election District
OF the Sixteenth ard was nine thousand We hundred
OF which Dav d V. Fireman reCciN cd three thou.
sand two hundred and fortyfour ...,........,. Set
OF which Ph,lin McDowall received three thou.
sand two hundred and fortv.hrce. ........... 3a43
ave hundred and IN rty.stven.. ........,. 1881
snnd ave hundred and thirty.6ve '........... i:ss
And OF which there were blank thrtcen. ........ IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16

That appears suoh estimate canvass that the
whoe number of votes gwen tJr the offices OF Inspec
tors OF Election of thr Sixth Election District
OF the Sixteenth Ward was nine thousand I've nun.
urea hnu tcNcni one ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. bal
q which " M am Lamb rec wed three thuns and
two hundred and ortyrour .,,..,..,........, s2A
OF which orge Merritt received three thou.
sand two hundred and fort, -four. ,,.,,,, 3lli
sand hyc hundred AMI tnirty.1is ~, 49,. 1850
sand i've haSd "a AID rtyfy '','.'. 1855
And OF which there were bank twelye,,,,,,,... ~
u.r~t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16

That appears snch estimate and canvass that the
whole numuct OF votes for the office
tor OF Election OF ;he Eleventh Election Disir Ct
OF the Fifteenth Ward seven thousand one
hundred aud eighty -fOur. ................. 7lSi
OF winch George win amSbn received two thon-
sand two hundred ana lny-csht. ..,.......,.. 22ss
.and two hundred and dny-cRht. 2,25s
sand two hundred AMI hIitcsn, .,....'.,.,,. 1918
OF which Edward : Nundcrpool received one
thousand Two hq, drcd and thriccn. -, 1913
. Hnl elghti ;........,. Io5
or which Edw1rd MtsslCr received one nun.
drcd and ios
or when there were hl1Fk 1vc. ..................
And OF which there were scattering twouty-.ue. q
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Sptfml Qptiesa.

Sixteenth Ward vi" nine thousand ave hundred snd
OF which James shsndey, received three thou.
sand two hundI ed aud forty aefo
OF which John Gallagher received three thou
sand two hundred ana fortyh ............ e,2B
or which John u. Arthur received one thou.
sand i've hundred and thirty 1,5T
sand mdT Ave haedrea and thIrys one % 1850
Ana Of which there were blank thirteen..""... IS
Total obae
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TlEt II nnpaafs suth estimate and canvass that
the wlole number OF votes given for the Offices of In
hpectors of Flccun OF the Fourth Election District
of the Fifteenth Wafd was sE thousand i've hUndRed
aud slhtA-llL .,,,,,. VIZ
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NINETEENTH ELECTION DISTRICT

That appears nm such estimate and canvass that the
whole number Of votes tor the offices OF InsIeC-
tors OF Election OF the Thirteenth Eec ton District
OF the sixfepnth Waru nine thousand nve hun
urel ana ltTtN " 80
sand W. hundred and thiry.qye -. s2s5
two hundrcd and thirtynye. so5
thousand ave hundred and thirty ,.......... 1850
sand dve hundred and twenty nine ......,..., 100
OF which there hlank fourteen ............. IL
And Of which there were scattering two..........
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ssvs elegantly pSi o. ana "a EenSS d ste
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SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT
That II ppenrH such estimate and canvass, that the
whole uumucr ui votes given tor the offices of Iu-puC.
tori Of Election OF the seventh tpCton District II
the sixteenth Ward wa nine thousand four hunurgd
on which Andrew ARK received taIcc thousand
Two hundr ana tort ave INSTRUMENTATION. s2i5
OF which Nathaniel JARVIS, j., received three
thousand two nundred anu fIItN iour...,.... sea
OF winch duWcH Moore, Jr., received one thou.
sand i've hundred aud twenty sever, ......... 1871
or which Archibald bradshaw received oue
thousR four hundred ana seventy .,......... lao
Aud OF which there were Blauk tairtcen......,.. IS
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $40
HIGHrH ELECTION nIfIuiCT
That II appear such estimate und canvass that tho
whole HuniDer VI votes given Tor the Offices of In.
slcctors OF Election OF the Eirith Flee ton District
OftIe SIX nth Ward was unc thousand hye hundred
ANA nltFclshl, :..,,,......,.. SJy8
or which Ietrr lSucs received llGee thousand
two hundred ana forty Observation-Disclosures. S2l6
OF watch lohn Dreamer received tlrce thousand
one hundred ana nineiNouc. ................, 9lQi
OF which John MieI received Que thousand hye
hunulcu ana egntf,..s,,..,..,........... 100
Ave hundred and Nenty.e ght. ............... LEA
AM oil winch tlere WeIe BLANK thirteen, -. .... is
9,5S
NINTH kLFcrIoN DISTRICT.
That appears sach estimate aud Oahvaps tha mo
whole numOer OF votes given I the olces OF Inspec.
TN al EIeeiiOn 81 the Ninth election District OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16
TWELFTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

That II appears on puch estimate and canvas, that
the whole number OF vote given for the offices OF In
tpectOrs OF Election Of the Twelfth Election District
ot the Sixteenth Ward was nine Thousand nve hun
dred and seventy .onc. ................,.. ssh
OF which Henry G. tubheriy received three
thousand two hundred aud fortySve :, -, SPAS
hundred and forty three. I..., v s2ts
owe hgnd ed and thil,y.nye ISIS
sand ave hundred and thlrt! three ......,.. 1853
OF which there were blank thirteen. ........... lB
And Of which there scattering two........,
Total
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16

a nscr ,, ana Shoes Pf syyeEE variety a. re-
boied shoeS II price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16

That appears Huc estimate canvass that the
whole numncr OF yotet given foT the utCes OF Inspec
tors OF Election Of the Fourth Election District Of
the sixteenth Ward was niue thousand Ave hundred
or VIII Oh Martin Durkiu received tirle thousand
two hundred and forty tnrec .,...-..,,'., saas
or which Jacob Dcmuth received three thousand
9nS hundred ana ,eyenty,tu STIR
or VIII ch James q Armstrong received one thuu.
sand ,S hundred and one. ,,.,..,,...,.,. 1901
ave hunirgd and thirty three '',.,..'.'.'.. i5ss
Ana oil which there were blank niteen. ........ rs
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That appears saoh estimate aud Oahvals, thad
whole numOer OF votes given the nlces OF Inspcc.
TN ai Eleotion ei the Ninth Election District OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-16

That appears on such estimate and canvas, that the
whole nunher Of votes for the offices NJ Irpnec
tors OF Election of the Eleventh Election District
Of the Sixteenth Ward was nine thousand n We hun.
dfcd and nftvtwo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1882
or which BENJAMIN H. Merrill received three
inc usand two i,dred and iortyiwo........, SPA
two hundred sud forty two s2ia
or which John W. Howe. IT,. received thou.
sand i've hundred and thrty.nve.............. 1855
hve bundred and Eighteen ias
OF which there blank foui teen ....,..,....
Ana Of which there was scattering one........
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-12-01

The whipping post still has its place in the
reformatory code of Delaware; and..semi.annu-
ally its debasing cruelties are exhibited to the
gaze of brutal crowd, who eagerly gather to
enjoy scene which civilized people turn from
in horror and disgust. One Of these periodical
exhibitions took place in Newcastle on Satur-
day last-three victims being brought forward
for punishment by the sentence of the courts.
The new sheriff manifested SO little eagerness
for his duty that it was necessary to send for
him when al; the preparations had been made
for vindicating the majesty of the law by beat:
ing with q cato -nine-tails on human backs.
The first criminal was John Carpecter, colored,
who had pleaded guilty to stealing COW and
was sentenced to twenty lasbes and six months
Imprisonment. The blows were laid on by the
sheriff with SO little zeal that the spectators re-
monstrated, and when the next man-Edward
Ringgold, light yellow man, who had pleaded
guilty to stealing twenty pounds of wool-was
secured to the post, he received his twenty
lashes more in accordance with the ideas Of the
spectators, and writhsd horribly under the
keen pain. He will have six months imprison
onment as a further punishment. Samuel
Scott, who had been convicted Of attempted
burglary, was the last man. He had already
passed an hour in the pillory, and he dragged
his stiffened limbs to the post to receive the
two-score stripes which were TO precede
years imprisonment The previous spectacle
had reused the enthusiasm of the admirers of
this sort Of justice, who cried out to the sheriff
to give 1t to him, Uncle Jimmy" and give it
to him he did. 1t is said that the number to
be whipped this year exceeds that Of any year
for at least the last decade.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-12-01

BIsMARcK's PLAN.-The London Times says
that important rumors are afloat which are
possibly correct, to the effect that Count Won
Bism rex has resumed bis old plan to restore
the French Empire upon the ruins of the re-
public To prove this, the Times says terms of
peace have already been settled, if not signed
with Napoleon at Wilbelmshohe, whereby upon
the basis of the cession of the strong holds of
Strasbourg and Metz to Germany, Napoleon
and his Marshals Mcmahon, Bazaine, Leboeuf
and Canrobert at the head Of the remnant Of
the Imperial Guard, and 800, 600 French pris.
oners, now confined in Germany who arc to
have their arms restored. will march in pag-
cant from the Rhine and relieve the German
guard now before Paris. They will then force
the captulation of the capital. The German
troops besieging Paris being superseded by the
French, will return home except those whose
presence will he necessary to hold the coded
provinces. The Times considers the story diff
cult to believe. but the difficulties of Bismarck
and Napoleon may have rendered them care
less of consequences or caused them blindly to
overlook them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-12-01

The Republicans of Buffalo County, Min
election. Their candidate for the Assembly
was Mr.. P. Polin; but they were met at the
polls BY tidings of his death the night BEFORE
Their county is large and new; its popula-
ton thin and scattered; and it was utterly
impossible that they should consult and agree
on another candidate. But between dead
Republican and live Democrat, they had a
decided choice; and, rather than be misrep-
resented, they chose to be unrepresented; so
they cast their solid vote for Mr.. Polin and
elected him. They are perhaps the only con-
stituency in the Union, says the New York
Tribune, that their representative will not be.
tray his trust by selling his vote.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-12-01

GOLD NOTES TO Re GOOD AT THE Gus
TOM Reconsideration Corbett of Oregon in
tends, as soon as Congress meets and is ready
for business, to introduce bill sor the eleva-
ton of gold notes to the gold standard. 1t
will provide that the notes of banks establish
ed on gold basis, and which are redeemablc
in gold, shall be receivable in payment of du-
ties on imports. 1t is held by some, in fec. by
the very persons who drafted the gold bank
bill, thot the omission of stipulation like the
one proposed was entirely an oversight, as the
origlnators intended that the notes should an
swer every purpose of gold coin. This defect
as the call it, is said to have chilled the en-
terprise of many who intended to organize
gold banks, and tor that reason they think
several will be started when The bill Cor reme-
dy becomes law.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-12-01

THE MAINE REGISTER FOR 1S71-The sec-
ond number Of this political year book, pub
lshed in this city by Messrs. Hoyt, Fogg &
Breed, is now ready for The public. The COM
piler, Mr.. Hoyt, succeeded in making the vol.
June, last year, model Of accuracy, which was
acknowledged by the Legislature in adopting
it as the official State register; but enlarged
experience has enabled him to increase its
comprehensiveness, and enhance its value to
an eminent degree, until it would be diff
cult to suggest any important matter to be
added to its pages. The map OF the State,
which has place in the front OF the book, has
been printed from a new plate, and contains
all the new towns incorporated or formed
within the past few years, as we'll as the diff.
ferent post and railroad routes. Ga the back
is printed complete railroad and steamboat
directory of the State, with tables OF distances
and principal stage connections attached
(Aud hero we would remark in passing, that
the publishers have issued nea. POCKET edi
tioa of the map, in substantial Covers r :
pendent of the Register.) Running owe me
table Of contents we find the usual calendar
pages, with blank leaves for memoranda;
table Of distances from Washington to twenty
five important cities and towns in different
parts of the country; the constitutions Of the
State and United States; censuses Of the coun-
try; electoral votes from 1889; postal and in
ternal revenue information; list of Presidents,
Vice Presidents and cabinet officers from tho
formation OF the government; lists Of mem
bers Of Congress and their officers. and Su.
preme Court record. Ia State matters are
full lists of deposit ard savings banks. ipsur-
ance companies, newspapers, the last State
valuation, census, election returns, State aud
county officers aad statistics, climate statistics,
State and judicial officers; representatives in
Congress from 1920; historical summary of
the State and of political parties, the rights
and qualification of voters, legislative manual,
with diagrams ofthe House of Representatives
and Senate, &C. The statistics Of towns aid
cities, arranged under their respective coun'
ties embrace in compact form general view Of
each-its history, population, valuation, polls,
&c /; making the volume although small in
size, one of the most thorough, reliable and
convenient for citizen of Maine that can be
conceived of. No man, no matter what bis
profession or calling is, can afford to do with
out 1t. 1t is indispensable to every intelligent
mind In the State.