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New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
eECTARIANIsM AND OUR FREE sCHooIs-MEFT
ING IN BUFFALO,

4 public meeting was held at st. Jamess
Hall But5lO week ago, 70 listen 70 lecture on the
Bible and Free Schools" by the Rev. d. II. Muller and
O. express the sentiment Of the people opposed
sectaran influences in the management Of Public
Schools Julius Walker, esq occupied the chair. The
following preamble and resolutions were adopted unan-
LOusly and with enthusiasm:
Wd The Executive patronage become extensive lespesy
a. TIE STAT Of ke~York distribution Of Offices Of
srast % furnish ruling political demAgOgu
parties Tor striking found free Institutions witt
eIoeeDc
bAee The eenen Of political franchises have become
the
b0aof rather hAA
rendering pnDcpk ohstry1ent corrupt policy; therefore
h1sOlued the sttude
shoo BY derng the publ funds prOvicod their support
tarsI purposes demands nd scruinJ IA direct
subverou Of the principles upon Which school law bed and "a
the education II The children and enlightenment
InAb demOSue form Of goyernelt the ou hope per
pet0iss.
present Opportnne
futT calamity and the Of uBfAthfz legislation by
s
toi school front with the night le
vel ssppcyod and a eeBteF that cannot bs broken
Resided That the obnoxious amendment shOol law which
h Legislation, giving 20 per Of the funds for the sup
port Of enL schools should b. repealed and that pledge
vs the .hoenoe command effect repeal Of the
h0reo thai duty 10 the support OF free SCHOOL, when
efAng The franchise 10 future demand pledge this question
"a eAAa-A-@@ Ia s-' -H'sses " 1bs Lesisasssrs
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FOURTH UNIvERsAL1sT SOCIETY OF BROOKLYN.

FOURTH UNIvERSALIST SOCIETY OF BROOKLYN.
Last evening the 2jth anniversary of the
organization Of the Fourth Universast Society Of Brook
yn was celebrated by jubilee at the church. the
corner of South Third and Fourhsts., T. d. The audi
ence was very large and attentive one. The reading
desk and table handsomely decorated with natural
flowers. The meeting opened with prayer by the
Pastor the Rev. A. H. Garfield, after which the select
choir sang the Te Deum." The Rev Bernard Peters,
former pastor OF the church. presided and made few
happy remarks and introduced Horace Greeley, who
ferred to the distinctive doctrines of Universass and
their growing prevalence among Christian bodies. The
Rev George H. HepwOrth Pastor OF the Church OF the
Messiah Congratulated the congregation on their grow
ing prosperity and trusted that the thin partition sepa-
rating the Unarans and Universalsts would soon be
removed and the two would labor together That Uni
yersaliss common with Untarans, had preached the
common brotherhood Of man and the common fatherhood
of God short address also made by the Rev Dr..
Chaplin The COngrega intend to erect church
TO cost 10000 and before the meeting dispersed con-
siderable amount Of funds for that purpose was sub
scribed
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23

THr has decided tendency toward free ovisn
as The Indianapolis has THE TRIBUNE the
cly ors-n the fTeelove philosophy.
We copy the above from the editorial
columns of The Neu- York Times. In so far as
IL emanates from The Sentinel, we have the
charity to believe that the writer, blinded y
ignorance and political malevolence, was net
fully conscious of the flagrancy of its false
hood. But DO such excuse can be made for
Che Neas- York Times. That journal lies de-
li5erately, willfully, wickedly, with naked
intent to defame and malign. THE TRIBUNE
Is exactly such "daily Oracle' of Free Love
as it is of Free Trade and Free Rum-neither
less nsr more. And The Times is perfectly
aware of the fact, and knows that its lie is ut
tcrly without excuse or plausibility.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
THE STATE CANALS.

At the Produce Exchange, yesterday, the fol-
lowing resolutions reference to the Canal question were
adopted:
canal permanent reduction Of tolls has been pa
by this State by Of % 70 IL and Wheds Such
act Of greatest benefit The commercial prosperity Of New
Yort therefore,
Roped That Of the members OF this Produce Bchsnge
the Of this and the STATE due 10 Mss Lameer and
Ayo and other members OF that legislative body who voted for this
act
oued hereby petition the honorable the Senate 70 take seton
In this commercial necessity
Isoed copies resolutions be forwarded to the Pres
dent VI the Assembly Of this State In session
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
We fnd the following in The n. 7. Times


whn TIE TRIBUNE up the advocacy Of feeove doctrines
preach about newspaper morality The public can
s fitness family reading By the result Of its teachings Con
ns terribly beer injured BY the disclosures concerning It's
ove nroes No surprised that should be in
rya the disastrous consequences Of is principles
live beer pointed OUT
While The Times is in the free-lOve business,
Jet it publish the particulars of some Canada
divorce suits in which it has an interest, and
tel the story of what has followed. When The
Times gives up the practice of free-loye doc
trines, it will he time for it to preach about
newspaper morality. The public can estimate
5ts fitness for family reading by the results
of these practices in its own case. Considering
how terribly it is injured by the knowledge of
is free-love proclivities, no one need be sur
pri,ed that it should now be in paroxysm of
race because the disastrous consequences of its
practices are pointed out.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
DIsAPPEARANCE OF A BOY.

At Cold Spring, n. Y, Henry Mclvers, IA
year. OF age son of Patrick McIvers Of that place has
recently disappeared in a singular manner. At IL on
Sunday morning the boy in the garden watching
birds nest, when a comrade came and wanted him TO
rabbits and the cOmrade passed Nothing has been
heard OF the boy McIvers since The whole neighbor-
hood ia in "A state Of great anxiety about the matter
The boy was addicted To sOmnambulism and more than
once he has been n situations Of great peril while In
that state The general belief is that In somnaInbulls
Tic condition he must have wandered into the adjacent
mountains, and perhaps met with fatal fa lie was q
boy extraordinary promise and WAS musical PROD
iy father has been absent ever since hunting Tor
him. and many OF the villagers are engaged IN securing
the country.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
THE TURR

TRoTTING MATCH ON THE UNION COURSE. L. I.
Yesterday trotting match, the first of the
season. took place on the Union Course. L. l. 1t was
between two road horses owned In East NewYork and
BROOKLYN for 500, mile heats, best three in five. TO
wagons the contestants being II simonsons gray stall
lion and H. smiths black celding. The latter the
ayorite at long odds in the betting his superior speed
being evident a. the horses commenced scoring
tme-3.l5; GlS; Sl7.
usros Coursx l. L. Friday April 2-Mi;oh 500; mile heats
best in s. 10 wagons
II. smiths black g....s.ssssssss s's''s+'''
II. slnonson's q. s.......... =. .....,..
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M1RRIED.

PRAZIRR-In Brookyn THURSDAY April 81 at the resi-
dence mother by the Rev. John Parker Augustus B.
Combs 70 Hattie Frsner all Of Brooklyn
GOURAUD-sNoW-On Thursday April 81 at the Church OF the Holy
Communion Lawrence d. D. George Gouraud TO
Willis youngest daughter Of the late George Snow
McAILIsTERCRAW-Ats Marks Church City Wednes
day April Edmund Gulbert Of Tsrytown, n Y,
Rev. d. H. Asry Rector Robert A McAlhster 70
Carrie A. eldest Alexander Craw al Of jersey City
MNOR-yALRyTINE-On Wednesday, April 20, St Georges
Church BY Rev H. Tyng d. D. John Minor " Edna youngest
daughter Of Mrs A. q. Valentine, al Of this city.
POoIHAsKINs-At Providence Thursday April 2l, 1910 at the
residence brides father BY Rev Lewis DnAn Reuben
Pool Fannie g. daughter Of William l. Haskins,
No cards.
READ-ONDRRDOSK-On Wednesday April DO the residence Of the
BY Rev. T. Sears Edwin Read Of Providence
K l. to Eley onieriouk Of this city. No cards
sMEY-GLENN-B Robert Armstrong the 2lst inst at the
residence VIM Harper Mr. Hugh Smiley and Miss Matilda
Glenn, both of Hoboken, n. J.
sWAy-DIvISBs-Tn Brookvn f. Monday April H. by the
Rev Charles Pomeroy Albert Clara NJ, daughter Of
M Wm Diyines.
Newport papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
ANOTHER BOND ROBBERY.

About p. m., yesterday, Mr. Bacon of the
firm of Bacon HYDE doing business at No. 81 Fulton
st. in the building Of the Fulton National Bank, entered
the bank and obtained the teller box usually de-
posted there containing 5000 worth Of United states
bonds of the When he recey ed the box he
went Immediately 10 his office, but he had scarcely en-
tered when he was followed by two unknown men.
while one Of the attracted his attention the other
carried of the box and its contents. few moments
later The confederate departed and Mr. Bacon discov
cred his loss Information was NJ once given Ia the
malice but no arrests made. The following are the
ssi7 ss 3slg reward OF 5000 for the recovery OF
the bouds Is offered.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE AT FAR ROCKAwAY.
unnderful nhennmennn has taken place at

A wonderful phenomenon has taken place at
Far Rockaway On Wednesday night the inlet at that
well-known wateringplace swept clean away, and
the beach carried distance OF four miles
il settled down the great oyster beds causing desruc-
ton 10 the growing bvalves, some millions OF which
were killed and loss To the amount OF $4,000 house
OF Mr. IangdO was washed away and wrecked.
The residence OF the Hon Horace +. Clark, soninlaw
OF Commodore Vanderbilt has been curiousy benefited
by this freak Of nature The current which was gadu-
aIly washing away the bluff which 1t stands and 10
STAY the influence Of which much money has been ex.
pended been entirely destroyed in consequence OF
the waters Of the now being admitted 10 the
mainland Future bathers at this place will have now
better facilities for enjoying the ocean SURF since they
wifi not have in search OF II 10 the Island
that was formed by the inlet Great the surprise Of
the Far Rockaway people first behOding the great
change that had been wrought
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
Ladies' Desire what Men Admire. 4

Ladies' Desire what Men Admire. And this little thing s
Beauty beautiful transparent complexion and
head hair will produce thse HAGass MaGsoLA
will make any lady Of thirty appear but twenty; and Lross
KArHnRoS keep every in its place and make like the
April grass prevents from turning gray erades Dand
Hair Dressing the wo and on half ordinary cost
700 nd Of sAlOwne PmPes Ring marks hohpstches
&c, don't forget the MAGsOLIA BALM, ladies'.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
IS HE INSANE

John McElway, laborer residing at Laurel
HILL Brooklyn while passing along the Battery, yester-
day was fired at by william Kinney. an undertaken hv'
ing at No 81 washingon-st. and wounded IA both legs
Kinney who was drunk insane at TIE tine Wa AT
rested The wounded man received surgical attendance
and "a a. Lhou sout AOuo.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23

b.vs hepuu to brag about it, wherefore, Col.
Fisk. IT.! come once more to the iront' we
asked you how much had been spent oy the
Erie managers. You answered, none by the
Erie corporation. That was MT what we asked
vou Now answer our question! You can
have the space of this paragraph for 1t.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23

We are glad TO observe the project advertised in
or columns for organizing colony to emigTate
Southward and hope to see not one but scores of
6 Iuilar efforts.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23

Last week lad, had nine teeth Cotton Dental Asso
alton 10 Cooper Institute waking she ercamd Why Tl
oonv again oJuP All patents this, though
all admit L at they experience no pain
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
scbepck,- PuImonic syrup.

Por al Diseases Of the Lungs Respiratory orrns sheocFs s
seed Tonic Dyspepsia and Indigestion Scheneks hanaAs Ps
for Liver Complaint
These popglar medicines before the public near
sorty years reputation they hsye attained renders useless
puS them Thousands been benefited by their ss
their merits
may be asked familiar with he virtues ~ sss
great remedies Dr. Sehenc4 medicines eject their wSgd
cures Of Consumpionr
The answer simple They begin their work o resorltco ~
bringing the stomach liver and bowels into active healthy ooDon
It food h, cures formidable disease schenes MahlrAe Ph
&C. on the stomach promoting healthy Secretion and removing
the bile and slime resulted from The Inactive torpid comb
ton Of these organs AMI Of the system generally This sluggish state
the body and consequent accumulation Of the Unhealthy substances
named prevent proper digestion o fool and natural consequences
create disease proIon AMI anaIy in death
Sheac Puonie Syrup sri seaveed Tonic when taken regularly
pge with the food aid the digestive organs make go nob blood
and as natural consequence give eh ani strength 70 The patient Ia
the faculty may this the ony true cure for oonsunpn9s
Experience proved beyond the shadow Of doubt and thonans
are to-day well who few years gsred hopse
cases inlncei Dr. sehenck neds ani sese 10
stored to permanent health By their use
Dr. Schencks Almanac containing fall treatise on the Vanor 'ns
Of disease bis NODE Of nent and general directions hos to Use s
medicine can gratis by mail by addressing hs PrnP~
Office No IS North sIh4d., Philadelphia, Pa
Price Of the Syrup and Sesw Tonic each 81 ~ per ess
tie or ~ 90 half DOZEN Pills. . bor Ror sale I
all druggists HENRY No. CoTegeplace wholesale Aseet
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prrplIn rArrLR MARKRT-APRIL p

ce-Tos receipts week n5 the market
du 55d % for socker. good Shipping Cattle The market Tor
81 for all kinds nothing doing. The
Hog IS for all kinds the
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23

Washing Machines, there nothing be compared viii
DorY s"-Weekly Tribune. Dec Is 1868.
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- The Run Of If.v

The Trophy Tomnto.-Tventy seeds s. Send Tor circular
Adlress G so. b. WAXING, JE, Ogden Farm, Newport
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
DONPsTIC MARKETS

PRASKYoKr Apn 2Unei States bonis closed active and hT
HAyRR AU COttOn closed quiet and steady on spot and aAoa
AsrwKRP April 22.-Petroleum closed hrmer a. 1l.r
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23

Carboc Salve-The Family Ointment for all accidents to
sold BY al Druggists JOHs r. HEskr
proprietor, College place, n Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note Paper
WV EyKRDsLLs Sons FULrossr DvTcH CHURCH.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
The Newark Common Council have ordered
s2OOo to be raised by taxation for the current year

Fifty workmen employed by the Trades Manu-
featuring Company Of Newark a strike to obtain
the payment OF their wages They assert that about
5000 are due the men.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
Bargains, bargains.
WATCHES JEwELRY, AND sILyERWARE. &c.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SILVERWARE. &c.
The subscriber will
No. 513 BROADWAY,
UNDER THE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, ABOUT MAY l.
And : selling
FISB GOLD WATCHES FINE GOLD WATCH CHAINS, BAR
PINGS and PINS BRACELETS LOCKETs NECKLACES, SEAL
RINGS SLEEVE BUTTONS STUDS Sc, AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES
DIAMOND RINGS a low ss 80 go, and 80 esch
sILyRRwARB AT wHOLBsALB PRICES.
SILVER PLATED WARE
half the usual prices
FRENCH JEWBLRY. ENGLISH JET JEWBLRr
PAys OPERA GLASSES &c, AT HALF THE USUAL PRiCES
SHOWCASES and SAFE FOR SALE Low
GEO. c. ALLEN
Al, Broat,.y one door below Canals
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
HOW THE PEOPLE TEST THEIR TRUTH.


This age people believe trust shsevsr hey ~ 10
the pubic journals Kny ~ben the seeUrs of' ''
ment at appeared Of the ses Letter. d s
day. questioned considered uG.at 20 al eavl 70
say 1t must co. for read in the newspaper 1t not :" nov
Nw,pper assertions verified before they taken Tor gntc
and this especially regards statements sag forth Tie re
medal properties Of proprietary meiRes For eIAmpe It ~as a"s
nnt the tonic properties Of HosrErryEs srosAc" B
TIERS bad been deliberately thoroughly tested By thousands and "anA
to be in perfect with the printed claims put forth IN " behalf 'A''
It was accepted by public large Sfaard <ds Ba' Nsss
mu,u who had resorsed safeguard against natnous sver
ure for Indigestion bousn Of The in
cheering the spirits mparDg constitutional vgOr cane Wa and
se that had eeeeie their mos; soenine epe"
ons OF course believed To resist such proofs vas mp"
be Great care the beginning no, to osiaS ne
merits Of the Brsggerson snd boba have been the iss
Of many preparations might otherwise have urviVei Ty we're
weighed the balance and found wanting" HorETTSR BTr
on the contrary have snnouno ganoqnea' snsise
every bodily ILL., but simply pure harmless vegetable p
cfc possessing remarkable nvgong gusng ant bilious na an
tsepac properties This eIse what the public Know the Heine
aaf
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be ndorsed rih full
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
8perial Notices.
PhnIon,. "yitaIIn 20 Or, saIvatioa for the Hair.

FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoNs vTTALIA" tsen utterly from ali the dyes ''
sr.rs and reoers" ~ 1t acts a'o'any fsers' pn"
ep Hmph fragrant and perfectly inDocnou' preps.'s ."
muddy matter requires shaking and 'onmuHHs no
pap,r curtain necessary TO ''oo's
appesrance simple As' not s''d h"@
all ln,en purposes in Toilet Chemistry
For .sle By all druggists PHALON 4 SON ssr Yset.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
DRAMATIC NOTES.

RumOr makes mention of a new theater, TO
be opened next season, the north side of Twenty
thrdst between Sixth and Seyenth-aves., under the
management Of MIR. W. J. Florence the popular Irish
comedian
Mr.. Leffingwel viii appear at Woods Mu-
week Romeo JGpler Jenkins in the define
alton of which part he has acquired much popularity
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-19
SDecEOL Notices.
Health's Best Defence.

THE weak eateth herbs,' says St Paul. so
that eighteen hundred years ago the value OF
medicinal plants was appreciated. In the Old
Testament botanical remedies are repeatedly re-
commended, but in no passage of sacred history
is man recommended to swallow calon.el, or blue
pill, or any other mineral preparation. The sicS
were directed to eat herbs to strengthen them, to
purify them, to heal them, to restore them. In
that day the art ofmaking vegetable extracts was
unknown. The herbal medicines were mere in
fusions
1t was reserved for later age to unite the sani-
tary essences of tonic, aperient and ambitious
roots, barks, and plants, with active stimulant
and thus secure their rapid diffusion through the
debilitated OF dlsordered system. The browning
triumph of this effective mode of concentrating
and applying the virtues of medicinal vegetables
was achieved in the production of Hostetter's
Stomach Bi.ters Never before had perfectly
pure alcoholic stimulant been combined with the
expressed juices of the finest specifics of the veg
etable kingdom. Never yet, though eighteen
years have elapsed since its introduction has this
great restorative been equalled 1t is taken at all
seasons, in all chimes. as the most potent safe
guard against epidemics, as protection against
all unhealthy exhalations that produce debility
of beget disease as remedy for intermittent and
other maarious fevers; as an appetizer ; as a
sovereign cure for dyspepsia; as general tonic
and invigorant; as gentle, painless aperient; as
blood depurent; as nervine; as cure for
bilious affections as harmless anodyne; and as
the BEST DEFENCE OF HEALTH under unfavora,
BILE circumstances, such as sedentary pursuits, un
due bodily or mental exertion, hardship, priva-
ton and exposure.-July Sim.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-19
THE STAY Law.

Having passed both houses the bill becomes
law, with the approval of the Governor, and
is as follows:
An act to regulate judicial sales and preventive
sacrifice of property.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly, That
all judicial sales of real estate under DEGREES or
orders hereafter rendered, for the payment OF
debts contracted or liabilities incurred prior to
the tenth day of April, 1865, shall be upon a
credit of not less than three 81 nor more than
six t6) equal instruments, payable annually from
the day of sale, except for SO much as may be
necessary to pay the cost of SAID sale, which
shall be required 10 cash. The defendant, at
any time before the condition of such Decree
may, by writing filed among the papers of the
cause waive the benefits of this section and the
court is empowered to make such waiver for all
persons under disabilities.
2. No commissioner of any such judicial sale
of real estate, as is mentioned in the proceeding
section shall, either at the first or second ex-
posure of such real estate to sale, sell the same
for less than threefourths Of its assessed value,
ascertained by the last official assessment, made
for the purposes of taxation, with this restric-
ton the powers and duties of the commission
ers and the court shall remain precisely the same
as thew now are The said commissioner shall
always return with his report of sale an official
COPY the said assessed value of said real estate
5. This act shall be in force from its passage.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-19
An Awful PestiIence.

With the season of fruits comes the dangers of
that frightful observation-disclosures. WHAT untold
and indescribable misery it has brought into
thousands of households in our land every year
for generations past. A specific and certain pre-
veatipe as well as speedy and absolute care for
this awful disease is the Great Household Remedy
now known all over the world as Mshler's Herb
Bitters. 1t will positively fortify the system a.
gainst the attacks of Asiatic Cholera Cholera
Morbus, Cholera Infantum, Diarrhaa, Summer
Complaint, Dysentery, Cbolic, Painters Cholic
&c. D. "a Bissell, NJ D., Physician-in-chief Of
the U. S. Hospital Ship Falcon" highly recon-
mends it for Cholera, and has used it with mar
veIlous success in such cases. 1t acts like an
angel of mercy IN every instance. Sold by all
druggist and dealers Dr. S. B. Hartman s. Co.,
Proprietors, Lancaster Pa.
July Sim.