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ASSEMBLY.


NILS pAsBED.
Providing for hus vacancea In The BROOKLYN Board OF
Assessors and increasing their salaries 70 &S00 each ana
thai Of the clerk Incorporating the Nassau Savings
Bank Of Brookyn axing for the publication OF legal
notices. THIS bill provided that where Bgurss are
mixed y with the reading 200 measure shall constitute
motion q Mr. NAchyhASS motion 10 reconsider was
track Into the city of Brookyn amending the charter
The capital stock 3booO0o 10 lay ont and cosrncs
sSs assaas ss. u Loan ss as
ingtcn avenues New York. TO Harlem ve relating County
courts and M Masng hs sSses Of county Judges And sao
% y Sp Gs1 s Ssy xSas s ~ ss as
knowlcdgment or proof OF doenmsnts BY persons
S,a residing v,( ,Ssnada extending fli'ysseopd Fuy.
Bank, Of New York; amending the charter OF the New
Amsterdam Savings Bank New York. fixing the powers and
countless confirming the laying odt constructing OF Msd
10 Wes Farms; also relative the Fire Depart
ment OF New York; also relative to opening streets In Brook
yn; also giving the Brooklyn Common Council power to
remove street railway tracks
BY Mr. To prevent frauds iu the sale OF railroad
By Mr. FREAR--Provding for draining Harlem a,s also
relative to the FIRE Department relative
10 opening strsets In Brookn also giving the Brooklyn Com
mon Council power 70 remove street railway tracks
Evening SessiOn.
Mr.. jacobs introduced the Annual Tax bill, and II
made the special order for Saturday next
Incorporating the Polytechnic Association OF the city OF
New ork conferrng jurisdiction the New York city
the jurisdiction Justices OF the Peace OF Enra in
cooperating the Last River Market Association.
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A "DGST0v MERGnASry RAMPANT.

lie Don't Like Landlord, and ssGGes'' for
IIim--Ihe Result.
Somehow or another the Twen ty ninth precinct
which s confessedly one OF the most orderly police
districts III the city, Is every once in while the
scene Of some turbulent disturbance which Is by no
means agreeable to peaceably inclined citizens In
the neighborhood. There was one Of these unplea-
SAINT AFFAIRS last Tuesday evening, which was Ger.
rainy most outrageous arar. An individual who
Claimed, and may be rightly, to be the husband Of q
certain woman whom certain landlord dd not
want In his house called upon lhs latter ut
in question. anu assaulted him In his own
house for dong what he had legal right
TO- TO donto rent nls apartments TO- whom he pleased.
had enough "pOce outside 10 put down any police
the landlord could call In; and, sure enough, when
one Of the clerks Of the store sent out to get po.
ilceman gang oi ten or 8fteen men cOnKreRated
about the store to ntmldate him. The fellow was
arrested however, and take9 TO- the station house,
OF personal violence from the mans bacKers than
anything else, the gentleman who mad peen assaed
relented and withdrew the charge Of assault and
battery. which be had preferred against tie sc0un-
drs at the station house. IT was rumored yesterday
afternoon that the assailed party intended to sue
out a warrant for the arrest OF the man.
Now, the point In this case Is simply this. whether
arespsciabe man dong business III thls city can be
LntlMiuated Dy any rascal who. for real or ieigned
grievance, calls 10 his ad mob of hangerson 10 do
nis bidding. This kind Of thing has been done 700
often IN this cty-wnere too pcaceaby inclined per-
CONS nave been the injured parlics-to be longer
tOerated and the police should follow these DULLES
nn wherever tneJ fnd them. Certain OF the parties
concerned IN the row mentioned above are well
known to the police, and may as well now as ever
take warning and amend their manners, else they
wlll hnd themselves in tighter place than grog
shop. The individual who made himself 80 cowardly
conspicuous IN the affair Of Tuesday evening CLAIMS
sixth II aa be- snss aesres s to Ssusa I ~
performances In the assaing line be would do well
Deorenand 10 call on the detectives OF the Twenty
nlntn pfeclnct Or Tile Central Once and yet little
ADVICE.
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Frightfal Accident in ~ Marble Qusrriss -
Sing Sing Prison Unexpected Explosion q
+ Blast--A Convict Killed end Three
Others Injured, One Of Them Fatally.

Another terrible manifestation or the subtle ana
destructive properties OF nitro-glyccrine was Wit
messed at sing Sing Prison about ten O'Clock yesfer-
Gay morning, when four convicts we're shocxingiy
muiated one OF whom has since died and another
was not expected to survive during the night.
At the hour named, blast SIX feet deep had been
prepared In the upper marble quarry by convics
named Frederick Conklin, who mas been for years
engaged In the quarrles, and who has always been
considered careful man. The bore had been
charged with about four pounds Of nitro-gy ycerine
after which Css Is the custom) cloth was In
serted and quantity OF powder placed on the top
for the purpose OF igniting the explosive matter
underneath. Before the fuse ignted
the alarm buge was sounded ana all the
convicts left the quarry except Conklln, who quickly
retired to safe distance after he had applied the
match, In a few moments the powder exploded.
removing small portion Of rock, aud, after remain
ing several minures, Conklin gave the slssal 'ali
over,n and with his fellow convlcts returned to ex-
anime the blast. Having reached the spot ana
while standing directly over the bore he was joined
by another convict named Christopher GlIden. the
latter having In MS hand can containing nitro
gycerine. In an instant The blast went on upneav'
eral leet into the air and hurling C0nkn aa alnost
Incredible distance from the spot Charles Kline and
acSS "a tSs c0oed were also severely n"rea
the wounded and mutlated men we've at once
auon by DR.. Collins, 1t was found that Conklin and
Gilden In addition TO their other terrible INJURIES
had each leg 20 frghtfully crushed to necessats
| immediate ampntation. The operations were sub-
sequentiy attempted but Conklln sank rapidly and
died, while Gllden was near dissolution TO
cude all hope OF recovery, his death being hourly
expected. Dillworth was horribly mutllaed by the
burning compound which was scattered from the
Can held by Gilden and which fell with worse enect
| than molten lead ON his body, perforatng every
spot 1t touched In addition 10 this large piece or
| the can was driven INTO his cheek. from which it
was subsequently removed, leaving frghtful cash.
II ID thought he viii recover. kllnes injuries are
| not OF serious nature
| Although large quantity OF nitro-glycerine ~
| being constantly used IN the marble quarres no ac-
cdcnt has heretofore occurred resulting IN loss of
life and that or yesterday s attributed Oy the FORE
man to defective fuse. II IL but Just TO state that
nothing which surgical skill could devise or humane
feeling the part OF the prison authorities could
prompt, were omitted to alleviate the suTerlngs of
the unfortunate whose terrible end has east
| gloom over the entire prison.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

wAsHiN6ToN, April H. 1870.
TINE NORTH cARoLrNA CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
Mr. NccRAny, Tep Of lows, from the Committee on Elec
ons reported resolution that Francis r. shobcr entitled
to bis scat as representative Sixth district OF
North Caroline without prejudice to the right Of Nathaniel
70 Contest H. + The s re:s.on
osh OF os IN on' o. 'ns ch. sd ook the
KELLEY y aSicaaa ss coSn,,e. on COINAGE
reported bi n reference to Internal onal unary coinage
S ID U ss
actsn taken at later period Of the session.
H. %ss %ss as%sr' on tho
Mr. HKAros, esp Of n from the comni,.s. on oo,n
ss reported R,,. bill 70 sssb. @ an ASSAY oss a Helena
SSss %ysiS sss
from he q "rn ne
Mr. MORGAN d.m S1n3oSAa ~ sha nASns ,,uon.
Ing Congress to abolish the national banks
forty aa pay Oh three
n. House aNsssS sAsss
only exception bsas r SnsI.m, .Vsi Who voted with
Mr. CITsssA sp to proceed % The Penn
10
@ IL: sss S r. Ss Of
The anrmatiye vote was 80 nays not counted
Mr. Bnooks trsp Of y, called for the yeas and
% hs s hSsis
ss % he ss that a ns1SS S Si S
contestant was. and the minority report taking opposite
Mr. cssISA M representing the majority Of the committee
he forty The opposite side snd
only twenty minutes to himself.
= & %Gss
he pes and
Mr. proceeded address the House in defence Of
s'Sy %:asss Reading Oh. sitting and
tty adOptod by eaa1 nav 6-ap
Mr. Taylor was therefore In member instead Of
IMPROVEMENT OF GOVERNMENT GROUNDS IN rurrALo
on c e mi OF s y
the United States In Buffalo, N Y, and known Fort Pof
nEoKGANIxINe tue INDIAN SYSTEM.
iii 70 sf he q sn s%
eng the Indian tribes TO promote their civilization and for
~. AssExAyioN OF poMISIoA.
Of Ms' s asked eoS to h
Mr.. wooD, (dem.) OF N. y, objected.
The House then a. four o'cock wen. into Committee OF
being on e S offered
M six ana :" 1sS s.p making n the a " sns
twenty-five cent al cal rem and the
As % s Mr. s 1
IN Mc h: Bners amendment was agreed to by Cs to 3d. 1t
"on webbing composed of silk and rubber, silk and
rubber and other materials silk being the component mate
RAJ OF chlef vane ed or the manufacture OF Shoes twenty
i've e, per cent atra,otey."
S % gnse~' Ss duty forty
per cent Rejected.
Mr. HOLMAN, dem) Of Jrd, moved to increase the duty
pose duty goods certainty proper to DO
SO silk goods Rejected.
The NEXT paragraph taxing fax, including fax.
Straw, and all FAX not hacked dressed $20 tom and
hacked fax $40 per ton
On motion Of Mr. sonENoK was amended so as to read
op Tax not hacked or dressed s2o per on &c, and new
ton.
The.next paragraph was ths. taxing hemp unmanufac
tured $40 per ton.
Mr. BANKS, (rep) Mass moved 10 rcluce 10 $2S per ton
and argued that that the duty Manila hemp the
United States treaty with Russia required the duty c
be levied on Russian hemp.
Without difposng of the amendment the committee rose
Mr. SCHFNCK first giving notice that he would try TO into
committee early tomorrow and would to have
ing session.
The House then, at nve O'clock adjourned
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Charles Angus,ms dc ncriot.

4 despatch from Brussels. dated yesterday. an.
nounces the death OF this celebrated composer and
violinist. He was horn at ouvane, Belgium on the
20th OF February, 1907, was educated IN his native
place and studied music there until ne had attained
MS twenty nrs year. He thcn went to Paris, whore
lie received instruction from viott Ballot and
other masters. His iir5t appearance was made be-
fore Partisan audience, at the same time with
Paganlni, and was great success. TnenceiOrth as
composer. not less as a vlc,nist he was widely
ana taycraoly known. In March, 1885, De Beriot
married Nine Ma,lbran, who died suddenly few
months later. In 1912 he was appointed Professor
to mo Conservat0rs at Brusssls which position he
afterwards renEquished To- one Of MS pupils. The
deceased WAS blind ior several years priVr to his
death.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, Apfii -, 1870.

REPORTS.
by Mr. TWEED To 'egaze the contract OF James Saxon
with The Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty OF New YORK
also for court house 10 tho Ninth Judicial dct also
a,ve to grading Eighth also Incorporate the
socstion for the bencnt OF the coored orphans.
lum.
By Mr. PARMrRro facilitate the construction OF the
Adirondack Railroad
BY Mr. soorrFor State aid to the Buffalo and Washing
by Mr.. sAEroRD--For State aid to the New York and
Oswego Midland Railroad.
MT murphy dssspted from all reports for St4s aid 10
railroads.
~ Mr. CpxANKRvp further amend Tie charter Of Brook
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. e.

Mr.. Charles II. Morris had his pocket picked Of
a. 200 IN money and note for 500 wne riding in
one OF the Gfeenpulnt cars yesterday Afternoon.
Shortly before nine O'Clock last night the stable OF
Patrick Nash, Broadway, near KutledRe street,
Williamsburg was set ON fire and entirely con-
sumed. Several attempts bad previously been
made to destroy this property, but the lccnaiaries
were frustrated. Loss ON building, $500; no IN
Burance.
Daniel w. Robinson was arral2ned before Justice
Walsh yesterday on suspicion, having been Jiscov.
cred the night previous In the stable OF George w.
Murphy. al the James Street Market, by an officer
0fthe F0rty.second precinct. AS there was horse,
valued at $4,000 Inc property or John Mckinley, III
The STALL II was suspected that the defendant was
ater that costly ANIMAL. he was committed Tor fur.
tner hearing.
An officer oi the Atlantic Dock squad found a very
Old German woman seated on tho North rler, near
the Basln Red Hook Point on Tuesday night last,
ping bitterly. she was unable TO spcak English,
out stated to an interpreter that she had been living
with her daughter, who was the mistress resi-.
dent OF Williamsburg; that she had 81 900 in bank
which her unnatural Guild wished to obtain, anu
that sue had been left on the pier with trunk by
man who brought her over there In rowrvat under
pretence Of seeing her on board homeward bound
German packet she was given over to the charge
OF The superintendent OF the Poor.
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Mr.. Charles II. Morris had his pocket picked OF
81, 200 IN money and note for 500 wnl.c riding in
one OF the Greenpulnt cars yesterday afternoon.
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nonthe longer for hs purposes Of legislation might upon
some eonsidsrston. continue for TWO years longer.
beyond shs date psmsd " The u Georgia would
After further discussion 6y Messrs Ferry and Abbott Mr.
Morton was awarded the gave way for motion 10
The senate ADJOURNED. - -r~' '~
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~ unApaus soDAuee1 pnD amsnSsse - shs~Sss a. ne
HerohAnos' Lifo In6lRonoo Company.
hr. TW1Bp yspoNsA ths BIZ 70 widen Washington
Bsoohyns
BlLle pAGeRD.
Incorporating the Society for shs Ad Of vsssndsss Women
and Oh0dren.
nIsCrLLAH HEoUs
Mr. MURrHy introduced bill relating to public health IN
Of Mer0polan 0anionvy district, which passc
The motion reconsider the VA authorizing the ssttlemsn
Of csbma 81 against Wegehsstsr county WAS
risd and Ne suI wAs nnslly si-istoi2
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new lsaSsf FspesY CoAalssias.

Governor Randolph has appointed DR.. w'.na'G p.
Howell, Of Woodbury., Gloucester county ana Josu
II. Slack, Of Bloomsbury. Warren county. Commas
ss0ncrs TO examine ana report what Ievis IA ton 10
necessary to advance anu protect The nsh.ux is.as.
ests of New jersey.
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THE UNION AND AMERICAN.
THE SOFT NO.


Young Kitty sat knitting. aMy darling, said
81 have had most beautiful dream
Shall l tell it77 She gave slight shake Of th,
and answered: "Tnl tar,ias the ssan,f'
reached for the mesh, spechled soft like pink
Thst she held in her fingers so small;
But she answered; 81 can't leave my work-only
Think
lam knitting a sock for a dolLa
Don't tease me so, Kitty, my dear little one
You are dying TO hear--Il be bound!"
Just wait she said, smiling a. bright as the sum-
Just wait till I've knitted a roundn
waited impatient, and then drew near,
And, pushing the curls from her brow.
said: ''Are YOU ready, my Kitty, my dear7"
She answered; 'Ia RaTrOsgiRg a0leie
Still nearer drew-put my arm round her waist
And breaking of silence the seal
Repeated; Dear Kitty why, what is your haste?v
She answered: I'm setting the heelr'
l smiled, aud 1 frowned-I looked up at the
clock
At the Goals meath the forestick aglow,
And then at dear Eitty-she held up the sock,
Saying: Would you put white in the toe?"
"You shall hear me, Kitty, you dearest of girls,
Ana then, # you viii, you may scott
She shook loose the hand had laid on her eurls,
AS she said: I'm just binding orr
81 dreamed Of cottage embowered with trees,
And under the bluest of skies"
Sic checked me with-"Sit farther Off, if you
please
Ny needles viii get in your eycsi7
81 dreamed you were there, like a rose at my door,
And that love, Kitty, lOUe, made US rich!"
II told you TO sit farther off, once beforel"
She answered; "rm dropping stitch7
She knitted the last, and had broken the thread,
When cried: "Am only friend?
Or may DE lover?" She quietly said:
pray wait till I've fastened the endl !"
"Will you marry me?" Here the worst came to the |
worst,
There was nothing TO do but to go;
For learned at the last what 1 might have known
first,
1t was ali her soft way o say, mol
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A PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL
ofTwelve Years Standing-Stone
Passed and to be Seen.

BURNSIDE, COM, Dec, Is, 1869.
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Hurley's Popular Worm Candy.

As this is really specific for Worms, and the
best and most pa2table form to give to children it
is not surprising that it is fast taking tine place of
all other preparations for worms-it being per-
fectly tasteless, and any child will take it.
Messrs- James Riddle 4 Co: Gentlemen 1t
give great pleasure to say, after using all the
other worm remedies known to me- with but par
tial relief to my children, was advised TO try Dr.
A T. Hurley's, and since using it, my children
have become quite well and healthy; the children
would eat it all the time, it is so pleasant, If we
would let them. believe it is one of the best and
safest remedies known, and as such, recommend it
to one and all JAMES W TRAVIS
Louisville, Jan. 3, 1868.
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state Crcasuuror.

We are authorized to announce John
Herriford of Davidson county, as a can
diate for State Treasurer before the present
General Assembly.
We are authorized to announce Z. s.
Woodland of Lincoln county, candidate
for State Treasurer. sept tide.
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FOR Comptroller.

We are authorized to announce w. p.
Morris of Camden, candidate for Comp
troller of the Treasury of the State, at the
insuing Legislature, pledging himself to
satisfy all the members of his financial
skill and qualifications for the position.
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THE MARCH ELECTION.
For Magistrate,

| We are authorized TO announce CHARLES NOR
LEY candidate for Magistrate, in the First Civ
il District Getty Of Nashville of Davidson county.
marriott
We are authorized to announce ". q. WILTNK-
SON a candidate for reelection Magistrate in
| the city district. mar5-tf
County Court Clerk
JOHN F. HIDE respectfully announces himse
as a candidate for County Court Clerk at the en-
suing March election. jams tide
We are authorized TO announce Maj. ]. Richard
Mccain a candidate for County Court Clerk, at
the ensuing March election.
candidate for County Court Clerk, at the ensuing
March election
We are authorized to announce Capt. ". G. Ew1a
a candidate for the Office of County Court Clerk
Davidson county, at the ensuing March election.
For Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce c. NJ DONALD
son a candidate for reelection to the Office of
Sheriff of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. feb25-tde'
We are authorized TO announce Matt. W. Allen,
a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, at
the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce VIM. G. Shaw
candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county at the
ensuing March election, 1870.
We are authorized to announce 8. @. Bradley IS
a candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing March cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce James r. Davis
a candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing March
election.
Weare authorized to announce Ell JAN T. Patterson
a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, at the
ensuing March election.
We authorized to announce T. M. WoOdall as
8 candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing March cleo
tim
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DOCTOR HUNTER.

4 CONTINUES To TREAT ALL PRIVATE
" Diseases. Syphilis, GOnOrrhea. Gleet
Structure, Orchitis. Hernia and rupture, all Uri-
nar5 diseases, Syphilitic or Mercurial Afo9-
tons Of the throat. skin or bones, are treated
with unparalleled success.
Spermatorrhea. Sexual Debility and Ifnpo-
tency. as the result Of seif-abuse in youth. gexu
al excuses Ia matErer years, or other causes
and which produce some Of the following sffeots.
as nocturnal emissions, blotches, debility. diIsi-
ness, dlmness of sight. confusion Of ideas evil
tofeboding. aversion 10 society Of females, loss
Of memory and sexual power. and rendering
marriage improper, are permanently cured
DOCToR HUNTEh publishes a MEDICAL
PAMPHLET relating tn vensreal diseases aud the
disastrous and varied Consequences OF ssif.
abuse that viii DO sent to any address In a
sealed enyelope for two stamps. u contains full
symptom lists that Will enable tbose Affected 70
detefuine the nature Of their complaint and
give a written statement Of their case that will
answer almost as well for the purpose OF treat
mont a. a personal interview: but where il Is
convenient, ~the Doctor should be consulted
personally
1t is self evident that a physician who con-
h9es himself exclusively 20 the study Of q GER
IA class OF diseaseB and treats thousands OF
,9ses every year. must acquire greater skill IN
nat specially than one in general practice.
Y any physiclans. recognizing this fact. intro
duce patients to the Doctor aftor reading bis
medical pamphlet A friendly talk will cccf
you nothing Charges moderate. Cures gzaran-
tesd
Ss-Odes No. asa Third street. betxss.
Green and Walnut. near the POstofice. Loois-
vile. NJ. Otice hours. 9 A. n 90 P. ~ Sun
days 10 A. n. 70 IL y. su3l diy
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rups
DIR. SeabroOk,s Elixir Bark and Iron
JAMES PUDDLE & CO., Proprietors.
Laboratory Al Bullitt street,
Louisville, Kentucky.
EW1N, PENDLETON & Co, Agents,
jan9 If Nashville
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We are authorized TO announce CHARLES NOR
LEY candidate for Magistrate, in the First Civ
il District city Of Nashville) of Davidson county.
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CrinIinaICaurt Clerk,

We are authorized to announce H f. Banks a
candidate for Criminal Court CeIk, at the ensuing
March election. jan2-tde
Marsh Pinkard is a candidate for Criminal Court
Clerk at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce Charles z. Dig
CONS 3 candidate for reelection as Clerk of the
Criminal Court of Davidson county, at the March
election, 1870. I'd
Hugh W. Frizzen is a candidate for Clerk OF tn
Criminal Court, at she ensuing March election
ocl6 If
We are authorized TO announce W. NJ. Stephens
as candidate for Criminal Court Clerk, at the en-
suing March election.
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Hurley's SarsaparilIa.
WITH IOnInE AZ pnrI

L
This is the pure and genuine extract Of the root
and WILL on trial, be found to effect certain and
perfect cure of the following complaints and dis
eases:
Affections Of the Bones Habitual Costiveness,
Debility. Diseases of the Kidneys, Dyspepsia Fry
sipelas, Female Irregularities, Fistula, all Skin
Diseases, Liver Complaint Indigestion, Piles Pull
monaTy Diseases, Scrofula Kings Evil Syphilis,
and all Impurities of the Blood
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Secretary of state.

We are authorized to announce Robert
G. FOSTER, Sd, a candidate for Secretary of
State before the General Assembly.
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