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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-10
Olleehlp 4iennebtt eyournal,
Published every Wednesday morning,

l. the largest iolio paper IN the state, containing
news. political articles agricultural and scientific
matter tales, poetry, anecdotes, household recipes,
markets, &c, e..
Terms g. per 0iraace.
Transient Advertisements, 81 per inch for
first week, a5 cents per week for each subsequent
Insertion.
Special Notices, - 90 per inch for first week;
10 cents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents
per line for s insertion; 10 cents per line Tor each
subsequent in sertion.
All transient advertisements to be paid for in
advance.
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Great Improvement in
Artificial GT Teeth.
DIR. SMELL

I INSERTS Teeth on RUBBER by new process, by
L which the plate is made as thin u metallic
base; at the same time the plate is flexible and less
liable to break.
This mode insures likewise the certainty of a
perfect lit
Having purchased the ercluSire right to use this
mode in kennebec county shall be happy to show
its peculiar advantages to any one who needs afti
fetal teeth.
50 Winthrop Street.
Augusta, Jan 2sth, 1870. t29jan- -3w&3w6
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THE SILENT SEWING MACHINE!
The Wilcox h Gibbs Sewing Machine

all
rhestai it quiet
Superior Strength and Durability of Work,
wto reunf
of
the family
o saserton i sigfcan fact
That
those uh
From
o
March,
families
it as most xceue 1
n i
Mrs S S. Brooks, Mrs. Penney,
EnochSa
NJ.
NJ. Hoyt
w. Cross A. ynods,
+ Page, H.. G..
IIoy. Mmni Wo
SarJrd Mr.. Thomas aisworh
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company,
Agency al tOreo of f. LYFORD,
amar AUGUSTA.
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TUESDAY. June 14.--FLouR AND MEAIe-The mar
ket the pPet weeb has been excited md unsettled
owing TO the conflicting and variable accounts from
Europe. Receipts contnle small and the general de-
State hours was nm bit less active other brnnds were
very quiet. without important variation. We quote I:
buPer1ne state ard Western, % l5at585 extra state
&C. f5.15@f6; round honp OHIO, t5.Oat6j western
spring wheat extras sG59f5 So Western spring wheat
s9SSe w agS Il LgS Spe, Siossr
trade and family hands t6oasoi southern shipping
extras, 96J0dt7, Southern bakers and family ands,
" 2Jef9l5 rye flour, eupernne and extra tS@S5 q ;
corn meal-Western. Jersey, &C., sS2OStSAOi brandy
wine, t5d5,
GriiS~ihe marl-e for grain the past week has ben
excited and variable To-day there was some renewal
OF speculation in wheat with safes Of lSo 900 bush az
l7ssl 20 lor No Ssrrng sl2lSt y r9g Ne 2sp.ing
ais for red and amber winter and u ea9f % for
white. Corn In large supply and again lovers sales cfiQ
900 bush nj c VI for fair TO good new western mixed
t 01ati N prime and choice 40 and we quote at
y o9@ti!o5 for old mixed and new yellow and tlg9
and pom mai a. csssi O. Tor Western ana so Ts
for State. Barley dull at @cNt1. harley malt held
higher and we quote sis % for State and
Canada Pea. quiet At ssc ~ pond 0nn were qui.t at
PRovIsIoNs-Hoe products during the past week
have been dali and droopng hut today pork Vas Arm
and In fair demand sales 100 pOs at t962H9t30 . for
mca tO for city ness 80 for extra prime, and t28
for prime mess also 800 bblS mess at ~ "a seller An
and extra meas fierce beef dull At yest Tor prime
and India mess. Beef hams nrn Of t5Ose5 Cut meats
In dcmand sales go pk at lIc for picked name. and
ipSa7ikc. for smoked do. Bacon moderately active
sales 100 oxs at skc for long clear and Ior short
active sales 900 pkgs. at 15c. for NO. l5hel5hc for
city, and ie,di5kc. for steam.
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JOHN HEAL'S APPEAL.

4 Final Struggle 10 Escape the Galiows-
Rears Hopes Of N New Trial and Aoauit-
Judge Stuarrs POiAts-DecisiOu Next
Tuesday.
The decision on the application for writ Of
error in the case Of John Real is postponed until
Tuesday next Judge Geo. G. Barnard presided at
Ihe rial before the Court OF Oyer and Terminer,
and the appeal was taken before the Supreme Court
Tie questions Of error we're argued before General
Term Of that Court composed OF Judges Barnard,
Caraozo, and Clerkc, in Jrne, 1869. Among eight
points TO exceptions to rulings taken Judge Stuart,
heals counsel quotes an amendment to the GauAti-
tnnon wherein II is provided that No JUDGE or
Jusuce shal SIT az General Term Of any Court, or
m Tue Court OF Appeals In review OF a decislon
lue by MN or by lnv Court OF which he was at the
time a sitting member.
Yesterday afternoon the SUN reporter yisitad Real
In the Tombs. The prisoner was apparently In ex.
cslent health and spirits ana CONVEX sed freely lie
spoke confidently OF his ultimate release Int
Term OF the Supreme Court lie added that the
most con elusive evidence 10 his favor was that az
the man Henry Real, whose testimony was excluded
on the ground Of his having served term In tAe
Penitentiary.
Tho counsel for the plaintiff in error appeals to the
guilt or Innocence, nut 10 say whether, In view OF
. want Of Jurisdiction by the Oyer and Tsrminsr,
the verdict ought rot to be set aside for want OF
validity IN the judgment OF the Supreme Court she
case should not be returned 10 that tribunal for
reheartnx or whetser, BY the sdmission Of Illegal
% testimony prosred In his benah the prisoner has
NOD been 80 far prejudieod In his legal rights 10
msks hineanDent on The Court 10 Grant hin . Bow
trial
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BAKKErT-on Monday, June Is, Mary Ann Barrett.
The relatives friends Of the family. and those OF
her bI others respectfully invited to attend the
funeral on Wednesday between u ana o'clock, from
the corner OF Newark Ay. and Paterson plank road
kELLY;-on Tuesday, June IL Mary. vife Of John
Kelly, In the 18th year OF her are.
The relatives and friends OF tho fsniy respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral on Thursday June m
O'clock from the resideDcs Of her mother. corner
MCGOWAN -on Tuesdav. June Il ster severe m.
ness, James Mc9owan. . native OF the county Derry,
ireland, aged " years and II months
The relatives and trends OF the family invited TO
attend his funeral on Thursday afternoon. at o'clock
rom his late residence, as Spring st.j from thence
Calvary ,Csmetery for internens Tne member Of
Mems nraLeh No l. arc Invited 70 attend.
RouRs.-on Tuesday. June "a. Nazareth Louise, the
beloved daughter OF Frederick and Mary Rohrs aged
years, months, and IS DAYS.
The relatives and friends Of fAmify and also the
mem eeT Of United Br9!nen Lodgs, No. Ss 7. and A.
yitei 70 ate the funeral from the residence Of her
parents ro Clinton 81 corner Of Broome At o'clock
precisely, on Wednesday, June IS, 1870
swhBNYs-on Monday. June IS. 81 10 O'Clock. RosAn-
ns. wife OF Daniel Swecny.
The funeral viii take place nom her late residence
stephent Church 18th at, between Sd and Lexington
avs. at l0A O'CLOCK Tue friends OF her FAM y, and
those Of nef sonnlsw, Thos J. DAILY, are respectfully
invited % attend.
John II Walker. In the 18Th year OF bis age.
Du chess County for interment on the O'Clock A NJ.
train on ThuTsday. Funeral services at the residence
Of his brother.inlsy Daniel knight, l,l5 Broadway,
on wednesday evening, at sH O'Clock
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Contents Of the Weekly san.
The wnrxLI Sun, Published this morning

taips the fonowngi
The Presidents Apologize warrant for the Ne.
Sosnltlon OF Guhai Foreign Intelligence News from
WNhin2toni Red Cloud at Warrington Spotted Tail,
yellow Bear, and hRtuohuto In the Astor beethoven
Festival A Heartlcss Woman at West Point; I'm.
posing Display Of o. 90 Mlsons on Madison av~n ne .
lie Iiou: Negroes OF South Carolina on Sunday
Bender VirAgo In the Tombsi Panic IN q Washing.
ton Hotel; Inc Death OF Charles Dickens The McFar
land Gee 10 Chicago Gu rrels OF Authors A Rabid
Dog a. Roommate Leading Articles on Matters OF
Interest Sunbeans; Guilty or Innocent PA Story
Financial and Agricultural Reports.
The Dollar SUN contains a complete epitome Of the
news OF the week from all parts OF the United States
and the American continent. Copies In wrappers
ready for mailing TO the old country may hal at the
desk OF our publication ONCE. Price three eents
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Isthe Park for the Rich Alone,
IN.

SIN: Please throw some light on the Park Com.
mSsioncrs about the regulations Of the ball grounds
There are two Of thor only Of which IL
picd. The rule s that all school boys under sixteen
NAV get permit; Not word r said about the work
ing boys. working boy, though he be under six
ten, may occwionaly enjoy holiday. lie ould li.e
TO play BAN. under this rue he look the Others
playing or Ro home. The rich allowed to plty hut
the Poor working boy deprived Of the uts o. tho
Erounds. ONE OF THE DOYs.
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NEW York. Tuesday, June 14.-Tbere were no
beeyes offered TO-DAY AND with weak tone prices 70
mon TO prime, with poorest lots sold a. low@ lOc.
n. only go sheep came in. bat the demand was very
poor to prime lots otshcep were sold NJ ihF7ac n,
and common TO prime lsmhs NJ 1OolSc n, A car
load Of very nne Ohio sheen, W Ms av" was parcood
out to-day At 7kc. n and f,v extra lambs brought
were sold alive AZ qA60aac y n.
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In the village of New Brighton, YESTERDAY, Mr..
Joseph r. fitzpatrick, Democrat, was elected Police
Justice. The Republican candidate, Mr. Tompkins
Westeryelt, was elected Trustee OF the First Ward
aud in the Third Ward Mr. ID. l.. Moore, Democrat,
tie succeksful candidate.
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Steamship City OF Washington. Liverpool. mdse. and
pass
Steamship City OF Dublin, Liverpool mdse and pass
Steamship NJ Ctl, Wilmington Y. G., naval stores.
steamsitp San Jacinto, sayannah, mdse and pas.
SHIP Marlborough, Liverdool. mdse.
Rgrk Narance, Little Glacc Dav, coal.
Brig Eta N. Tucker. Arroyo SUGAR and molasses.
fchr Gen. Putnam, 81. An Tres, fruit, &C.
8, hr III OTIS Bride, Fajardo, +. t., sugar.
Also. the usuA river and coastwIee vessels.
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&iatrkts anS Stbtlrp.
WALTHAM WATCHES.
We have the largest amount OF these watches in the
country. Our prices the lowesti It is therefore,
the interest OF all who intend purchasing 10 visit
establishment. 0eer hair a million watches have been
made At wathani. We have No. 10000 on exhibition.
HOWARD q CO.. Agents
for walthsm Watches. 7s5 Broadway corner 10th st.,
nrst door, NJ stairs. opposite Stewards. ard adjoining
Bradys Photographic Gallery.
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THE CHAMProS CAM EATER.

Judge McQuade Challenged 20 Eat Two
Bushels Of CLANS, and Drink Lager.
To the Bdtor OF 7heSun.
SIR l hereby challenge the Hon. John Nc
Qunde, or nny other good clam eater in New York,
to eat two bushels OF hard clans drink quarter
kes Of lager, and afterward row boat from
Browns, foot Of Ninety second street, East River
around Wards Island and back to the place Of start
ing, all to be completed within three hours, for
wager Of $50. JAS. TAYLOR.
T. ST. mean business. Ut.
YoRKviLLR, June 10, 1870.
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0STRAEDER-In this city, on Monday, Aprn IS
lso. BY Judge John n Brady Josephine 5. ostrander
from Ralph L. Oetrnnter.
REYkoLps-In this city. on Tuesday, May 81. $50
Ralph Reynolds.
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In State bonas speculation has been principally al.
Ieeted 10 The new lennetsees transactlons 10 which
have been large and spirited at 5iK@CSa, with anal
Gales al 6}k. These are prncipa purchases 20 cover
short ntracts. clo corner having been develored
IN these tsues; the old bonds per cent tN o.
South carelnas new, Ianuay and july, wele dull al
SIX new North Carollhas rising ctnt. to rs while
Missouri C. Eel Oh y per cent: 70 81 Guy
wealth, Icy BHPs Of AmeTss' $50 Fourth
cages wer" steady, gl,h business 70 T9cdl and Wa.
bash lists Al 60 Isis ofc G. and T. e., Alton and Torre
haute income, 77Ti MlwauKee and 81 Paul convert.
az slSssi4 land grants 7@I'H incomes, sjESsi and
on extreme Quotations New York Central stock
RANGED from Sk TO 1904 scrip, e514@95H Reading,
iiosG5fSi@Ei Lake shore gsH@99s wabash, .. ReS
fTn common. 81 Ss%si5 the preferred, S9Ys9O3i
Ne preferred. SgSh and New jersey Central; ioox9
ETle dec,lnlng nom ~ q ar Inyesiment seeariiss
nos Central lA0H Fort Wayne. ~ Hannibal and ST.
Joseph preferred. lls c., @. and c., 0k and Du.
buqne and Sioux city, l06H. hscellaneous stocks
shared the dullness OF the railway list, Pacific Mail
ranging nj A45 and Western Union telegraph at a5k
G3oH, Atlantic Mail being nrm S5k@a5H and Mariposa
preferred at lGA Express shares hrn, with salss
Fargo d Go. al 10, and scrip at Sk6s9A
pFlcea N @
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Klngcraft hos carried n the blue ribbon OF the
Deroy In triumph and the leader In the race for pub nc
favor In the matter OF headgeAr - the sthetic Knox
whose summer STYLES OF has-slk straw felt and fur
now ready at 22 Broadway corner OF Fulton street
distinguished by those nimltAbe features which have
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DIYORCED.

AILER-YGL RsIAs.,,on Monday, Lune ~, BY. the
Josephine Yslesias, IA Of tbs city. No cards.
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MARINE IHTELLI9EsCR

Nrrrarruu AInArAo-THt. nAY.
Sun rises.. o SUI ses..... e hooa sets. a
and, Hook. r Gov. I.iana. Il He'll te. II %
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AND COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY. June 14-P. M-There was practically
no stock market to-day The usual forms were OBJ.
served at the regular sessions and the s called but
the volume OF ousmes far from respectable. In
the Long Room the dealings more restricted
there being scarcely sufficient transactions TO mark
hourly quotations. majority OF the leading brokers
were absent Of The yacht race.
The gold market was active during the morning.
though sales In small sums, but a. the day ad-
vanced the dealings became tririug. and closed dull
though steady The operations Of the eiquet
ing the decline we're not well denned to-day. The
opening price Vas ii2k, with few early transactions
n ii2x before the formal OF .ession
There vAs subseHaent advance 70 Iis after which
pnoe nuetuated between li2x and INK.
The Eod loan market has been active an early loan
having been made att Y cent ex.Cieariug House, with
subsequent transactions nat and st the rate OF .od
cent per apnum. and isi diem for the.use of the
coin after Clearing House and cent paid TO
have balances carried The steamer westphslis for
Hamburg sailed with $4,000 In treasure. The total
elesrngs at the Gold Exchange Bank we're s6 10000;
gold balsnees 81 81 80. and currency balances tila
oo4. The principal quotations were;
10 A. M....Ii2ks =. No.. .ll2x5soP N. .ii2X bid.
Foreign exchange has been nrm, leading drawers
having advanced their rates y cent Prime 90 DAYS
bills were quoted At ioosSiooKi sight iiokGiioH,
and commercial losslOss The continental exchanges
were the same as Yesterday The extra man for Flu.
June is.
.nr, hobey lnMke' nss Deen easy and without per.
T. and v cent, derehding upon the collateral. The
ceased The cC%ptroieT o. the cursRey has caiisa
uron the paional banks for staten OF their condi
ton at the close OF business on Thursday 9th inst.
Commercial paper continues at last quoted
This morning the CARRIED Currency bill was up for
discussion IN the House, but II not voted upon
goes over until tomorrow. The Randall amendment,
tufsi uting legal tenders for national bank circua-
ton, was defeated A. was also tie MORAN substitute.
This however, had no Influence upon thu Government
bono market. when has b. en- arm, though extremely
dull the transactions at the three BOARDS only covering
" mo bon0s. Prices have not followed tue do inward
reaction N gold tie market being sustained by the rice
OF 02h IN lnd0n a. 9oh Holders not disposed TO
mArket IL limited. Prices were well maintained up TO
ne eio,e ana Henry CewS Co., Wall street, report
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Mann & Co., ~ Park Row. y. v, Publi.h-
crt SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Patents obtained Ia the
United States and all foreign countries.
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Shirts. Collars. Cuffs, and Drawers,
UNRIvALLED IN STYLE AND MANUFACTURE. Al
UNION ADAMS CO 5. ssT BROADWAY.
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Wheeler Wii.cn MaehIs:.,,s LII Broad-
out extra charge Machines 10 let j. T. ELLIS
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The Best and Cheapest place TO buy genuine
FULLER co. s. Is John ST.
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shsa1ss ss,y Dsrssse- Elastic sssssns:
skkLN b estADnshInent Ann ct.
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6ht 6nrf.

dbt 6urf.
.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
N JEROME PARK.
wednesiay. June 15.-iIurdie and tour other races.
Extra trains from fd st. and TX O'Clock each day.
A. BELMONT. President.
c. wHEATLY. Sec.
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&mnsfnunis.

n
This FESTIVAL has connection with tie one adver.
tised TO take place Al tne Coliseum.
OLYMEEg@cp FItMFJ5hi,aTHHNtt,Es THIS DAY,
MA i'An a. 1ThE FIRST MATINEE VEN nN,N' a o.
FIFTH WEEK I 3E MRS as AS SATTss
NorwirHsf ASDISG The Nmsrksd success CO. Of MIS-.
Sg'S,s7; NTH
yeTfGa 4h p5 T fEHPTssilS Mrssssenged)
OH rRE fiea IL 4 !SE bsf thHTERs
SbRR 81 ~ oates
Tho ''0'ii itSfS H n Jkfs BARBER
THE TIE aFE fE2gESE
WILLIE LDouII';
hATINEEs WEDNESDAYS and 81 rURDAYs o2.
RooTH's TIHnEEAs5TIRsi rvr
And every evening during She week.
will be presented Wars PnLLIFss romantic drama
1.-THE HUGUENoT."
- produced with
NEW dossaSS and executed by y! TsSa
NV MACHINERY ana EFiFEcTs. BY by Duane aud
including The ec,! Aas Z powerful cast
''''-lDt "' 't 'CLopocHE rRourE.
aSe 10. 'a s Day Du
qSe.S. o. June u vii S Sa s9s s M on aad A
~ t..nD ShaND
LAST FoUF kSt aGl 81 EHE ShASOs'
ii'i ISL RGi :P ~ SS OF THE
r,.p..,. aARIsAlDI eU ARD;
The H's'~'f'iB stis 9 81 s,i'n Infantry
WALLGCK,s. -----
" iroons.oI snd k.n.rsr. Mr.LnsrER wALLAoK.
Doc" open Y N M T. ss sGS1sncs ats o'clock
Engagement for UNITED period Of the popular
thor and actor. NM ,oyx p,orou.x
MARkEp rs s9s ArPLAUsE
popular story q zf EHS fiSHf "a 'sii'i'' dc
r,,v s,oy .ornx n.N,pp
'nf EffS EvssHS ss' 6Sf FURTHER NOTICE
GRAND occ dE;6asA4 i. Ho p sns 81, A.
Tho ..,,,,,o0 S n ~ TEL ,1s WEEK
wi til it. r,-'. SG.E+yh 1lhrrAI .SS !;
sPEcrAS SRkv. OPERA, xro,,,rs BALLET.
EVERY YA NMfdaiir and sArUR R6STo MKffSER.
"''A"' viqFHSoffsFsp TFlN'ffllrT TROUPE
are Low en- roa.e to the United states and Will shortly
Sea-. secured IN sdysnes a. .ne RO5 oncs: also
once, corner me, "a q !. aad Broadway;
w opo.nw,|C,,n ,oruor
onr, nno,,o :. n,,,
orhN fh'M n. NJ I'LL ~ r. NJ
NEW PASToMIME sT EC9 I'D, wEEEEi
~ - - ia
- LITTLE NELL COMIC TRICK PANTO-
HE CALIFORNIA Ola MIMI,
(. s aSsDd h2f q NJ at rP 7. r.
and will shortly appear. EVENING ut 3 i. NJ
Menngerie OF wild Animals Museum or Natural His
tory, Cohchoogy, NumiSmatos, Mechanical HArvels,
s' SsS:..sl i s.ss athi5jfiis '' ''
1 ae.a,e'ee. = ees,-
GIVE ONE DOLLAR
"
IN AID OF THE POOR WOMEN AND CHI pEIS
Ten tho,se5t Sooiipsnr-', vor,h M
DIANONDs JEWEinY 'GNn FNStV' ApTtrIFs
Dopated by ffienJs OF the cause
WIN he 20 nisd G,r IN '
Thursday evening June sl $50 AT the BROOKLYN
,,o,,,,,s Aefiden]I q mgsic
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Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder Kills cock
reaches, moths. 1eas, and oil vermlD. This IL the orig
nal. pure article. without change. while several Ar
eles pretend to destroy. Lyon Kills, and without poi
ton. Its effects wonderful. None can be relied
upon except that signed r. LYON BUY and Lyons
Powder and you win not be troubled with bugs
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N lRRIED

dd sops s;a end she's ,sgifsy ss re-
soiled shoes h4n price.
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A P,evish, Dclicatc Child. very Omen needs
pure ircsh air. and good tonic increase the appc.
lite, promote digestion, and bud up the to1e OF the
stomach In order 70 the patient tho high ROAD TO
robust health. Dr. Jsynei Tonic vcrnfurs viii not
only oxterminate Worms, but has tonic properties al
nirsoy adapting to promote the general health. and
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Hnslntss Notlt,s.

The Poor Little sufferer will be Immcdi-
atcly relieved by using MRS. wINsLoW's SOOTHING
SYRUP Tor children teethlng. II 'oftoas the
duccs Inflammation cures wind collie allavs all pain,
aul gives the child quiet. natural Sleep which 10
awskeus ipvgorated and refreshed Perfectly safe In
all cases, as millions OF mothers testify.
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That appears such estin tt and canvass that the
whole number Of votes given for the ocss OF Inspec
tors Election OF the second Election District Of tho
Thirteenth Ward was four thousand SIX huir-sd and
or which John Byrnes received one thousand
eight hundred ana thirtv. three. ............ 1888
or which Moses Mehrbach received one thou.
.aad eight hgdged aud seven ........... 1907
VI which Frank Freciand received hvO hundred
b2
or which Henry A. Smth received four hundred
or which there were blank ...,........,........ II
And OF which there was scattering. ..............
-.
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That appears such estimate and canvass, that Ae
whole number Of votr given for the offices II l1spec
tors OF Election OF the Eighth Election District Of
The Thirteenth Ward was four thousand six hundred
and two.
eight hundred twenty one ............ 1891
sard eight hundred AID twelve. isi2
OF which John Il. Ganagan received fodr hun
drcd anu etgnty-e ignt. as
and SItysT tee
or winch there were detective fourtecu.......... II
And OF which there was scattering one..........
Total .............. .ca1
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Tint II appears on smate and canvass, that the
whole number VI votes giv'n for toe of1cea NJ In
apcctors Of klection of the Seventh Election District
Ut the IhLtt enth Ward was four thousand six huI.
M wS,cb ~ NM, y s ,ha
sand eight hundred and thirty. line. ....... 1899
OF vhich Thomas Foley received one thousand
eght hundred and eleven. t.Wl
OF which Levts Heilig received hundred 80, 500
OF which Johl L. Carrck received four hundred
-nNc 70
OF witch there blank fourteen ............. II
And OF which taeTe was scattering o1e...........
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-15

That appears such estimate and canvass that the
whole number Of votes for the Offices ~ In-pec-
tors of Election Of the third Election District OF tho
Thirteenth Ward four thousand ave hundred and
.ffolo
VI which James u, Mckinnon received one thou -
sand eight huLdred aud thirteeu. 1878
eshI hundred and Vv,..- W. iSn
ofwhlch Robert Carson received four hundred 49,
we
Ofwhch James II. Anderson received four hun. 49,
or which there were blank fourteen ............ II
And Of which there was scattering one........
49, -.e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-15

That appears Fucn estimate and canvass that the
whole number OF votes given Tor the Offices Of Inspec
tors q Election Of the sixth Eloction District OF the
Fourteenth Ward was eight thousand two hundred
e.lu s<lS
.and three nundred and seven .,...'.,'...'.. sSo7
OF which William Riley r. &c we'd three Thousand
two hunGred and sIty four ........,.....,,.. s26I
OF which AbIam De Noursney received eight 80
hundrcd anu iortylWo. 81
hundred and ninety nine .......s............. 7ss