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The Tribune Debating to the Jury What
Verdict They Shall Render.

It was a very safe prediction to make that the
Tribune would lose the control Of its senses before
the McFatland trial came to end. The "Galled
jade" has WINGED" TO an extent which has made
Il the talk OF the town. When the volatile nhiloso
pher OF the Tribune begins to scream out, You're
lar" everybody knows that he has been driven
into corner II is his last resource still II is q
pity that in the present tempest lie IL allowing the
Tribune to dictate TO the jury on the Mcfarland
trial tie verdict they shall return.
The paper is constantly doing this by NIL sorts OF
innuendoes. For instance, 4 took up yesterday a
murder case tried In st. Louis, and says
that one Of the witnesses testified on the
question of insanity with nice distinction not
familiar TO legal gentlemen retained for tue defence
In such cases" Having thus established an in
direct reference TO the Mcfarland AFFAIR, 1t goes on
to say
"The sum total appears TO be that q man may be
sane enough until he commits n murder but that the
very fact OF his having Killed somebody my sterio usiy
changes his whole previous career into that OF a
maniac"
There Ia something Infamous about this attempt
TO influence the minds OF jury in whose hands the
life OF fellow creature Is placed. After Mr., Rich
ardsous death, the Tribune published u series OF
extracts from provincial papers, with terocious
headings OF Its own, such as g. Let the Murderer
SWING" and 80 forth 1t is now repeating ont
which will be even more revolving TO the public
mind.
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John ". and FANNIE G. bahta aged years i months
he relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
noon a. o'clock from The residence "a 0reehwieh S.
anltiye OF the county OF Longford Ireland, aged 60
at The SsEa S s tax sJP sHS net Ss
TsdGs'dhSy Arm * a ~ i9oTs eGt
the parish OF Graigmana, county RllHenny ireland
The relatives and friends of the family. and also OF
a Ssa ,2n nsn RsGyf are aCS Sc
GafSspDly PsRFdi Epcr Lincoln eadd aged
The funeral viii take place on Saturday a, o'clock
from the residence OF his parents 9th IT. near Broad
HuRERT.-on, Wednesday. April "a. joseph Hubert,
The reaiiycs and friends also the Lathograpber..,
BE- sSFSS 80 ' rsef
and Pault Church. d 81, wliliamsburgn, L. 1.
LHgfES Eson wsanSsday' Arm e. Reeeeca Jane,
The relativcs and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited ito attend the funeral this FTday) after
noon az o'clock from the residence OF her parents, CAS-
;.5, y, Svs sas Emma A Il Ta
The felaiivss and friends q the family, also the mem
speetiuy nSi.et to attend the funeral his tFriday
afternoon at o'clock mom the residence OF his pa.
Mc5LYNS.~on Wednesday. April %, after short
Illness Catherine, wife of Thomas McGynu M the 25th
ISs 5Sa!IiSs and friends Of the family and those Of
attend the funeral this ffrday) afternoon NJ O'Clock
from her late residence, n North 9Th st., h VII
liamt burgh
MlICHELL-On Thurtday, April %, Donald Hogg.
infant son of George and Janet Mitchell.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
4, tom H', ten The fsse1sl mis- day Td1 al O'clock
MoGIEEVY.-On "wednesday, April e. Of consump-
ton, Daniel McGreeyy. shative OF the parish OF Saint
neld comfy Down, ireland. ayed y wears.
The relatives apa friends Or ne family are invited to
attend his mnerul nom tie residence OF hrs brother
James hcGreeyy, corner OF Green and Oakland SITS
Greenpo NJ on Friday. ADril 90 AZ O'Clock.
RUsSkI.-Un Tuesday, April 70, very suddenly. Of
bis late residence, "a av, exCiy Judge Abraham
ID. Russell. aged 81 years
The relatives and friends of the family and the mem.
ber OF the Bar are respectfully invited 20 attend ms
funeral on Friday, April 90 at i. Me- at On ace Church
The members of the Political Tempean ce Central Com
mtee OF the CITY OF new YORK are also Invited 70 b,
| present.
sHkPlIEID-on Tuesday hprll &c, Ruth. widow o
| the late WA, ShcI d, IN her slth year,
The relatives ana friends of the family respectful
" invited % attend the funeral Irom the residence
ADTil 20, At O'CLOCK.
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The Manhattan and the samaria.

10 he Editor OF The sun.
SIR: | find on my return from New York
that very grave reflections have been made against
me, II being alleged that on the 12!h OF March last,
and when outward bound, passed the disabled Gu
nard steamship Samaria without Offering assistance
The fact OF the case II as follows:
About 10 A. NJ. OF the 18th We sighted Cunard
brig rugged steamer bound east with all sails set, the
wind being light and iair. Neither myself nor ON
noticed anything particular about the vessel the
distance being considerable, and she exhibited no
signs that could be understood OF desire 10 speak Us.
II has been stated the samara fred guns, but was
on deck during the time she was In sight observing
her steadily, but neither heard guns nor saw any In
dcatiOn ofher being In destress requiring assist
ance, l am earnestly DESTROYS Of an investigation
into the charges launched against me at home and
abroad, but In the absence individual accuser
must rest content with the approval Of my own en-
ployere, Messrs. Guion Co. and OF the Cunard Com
pany, who have investigated the matter and express
ed u cir entire satisfaction with my conduct.
/ may say, In conclusion, that l should be very
sorry indeed 10 knowingly pass any vessel In dis
trees. am, &C.,
lsi9ned) VIM. FORSYTH
Master OF the Manhattan.
LIVERPOOL, April IA, 1870.
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The shame Of Hamilton Fish.

FTVTn ne EhftSII1n Union,
In the Hight of these facts, including his own
words, what has Mr.. Fish to ray Tor himself the
shameful policy 10 which he has committed the Gov
ornment, and the false position in which he has
placed the country We are In worsc blight than
when the Ostend Manifesto regarded illus
lrative Of the morals and the craftsmanship of the
Republic
BY all that is sacred by every quality which makes
a man or a nation noble, call upon the people,
North, south, East and West now that slavery il
dead aud our free Union Is established forever, to
take Cubas appeal TO heart; to think Of the length
and the cruelty of her wrongs; OF the bravery and
persistence Of her struggles OF the freedom, the
equality, and the progress which she seeks for all the
Inhabitants of the island and then in the name Of
God Of humanity, and Of our la~so demand that the
Government which should represent as shall repre-
sent us by declaring our neutrality, making TcpaTa-
ton for It's violation, and, II need be, helping Cuba
TO follow successfully the example We set her. now
nearly hundred years ago.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
THE LOAN OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY,


ONO RAILROAD COMPANY,
Being First Mortgage upon the entire Line, pro
perry, and equipments, between the tidal waters Of
the Atlantic on the Chesapeake Bay, and reliable
inland navigation on the Ohio River, worth when
completed at least t3oOO0,0OO-is one of the most
substantial, conservative, and reliable Railroad
Loans ever offered in the market, and is peculiarly
adapted to the wants Of INVESTORS and CAP.
ITALIsTS, WHO desire to make ther investments
with the most satisfactory urance Of positive and
undoub,ed security. The Bonds are in denomina-
tions OF Co., $500 and SEQ, and may be had CoU-
PoN or REGISTERED.
Interest Six per cent per annum, payable MAY l
and NOVEMBER
PRINCIPAL ard Interest payable In GOLD In the
City OF New York.
Price 90 and accrued interest in Currency, at
which price they pay nearly Seven per cent In gold
on their cost
Government Bonds and other securities received
in exchange at their full market value.
Purchases made before May I, will have the
advantage OF the gold premium on the accrued
interest
Particulars furnished on application.
FISK a HATCH.
Bankers, &C., 3 Nassau street.
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Live Stock Market.

NEW YoRK. Thursday, April 2s.-The receipts Of
becvcs were unusually liberal for Thursday, being no
less than O. car loads head and the market
not so MN as yeterjty Prices were about the zane
fat bulls At isx@tkc. three cars OF Texans at AYE.
sna ,nn OF the onerlnes compr.nR Bnedum 20
not plenty. and had slow sale a high prices Among
the taes were load OF uushorn sheep at 10c.
one car do. At exc, one half car do At &c. and one
q PRIME eheared nt SIC and we quote POOR 70 prime
were sevcn car loads, lao head. Hogs qui"t
and nrm 12Sc. for dressed with no salos on live
weight. Receipts v ere l597
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Southern ,nper: and irrssul. brandt, rs.s2o
kka0SSsst0 Corn meai-Jersey, Western, &C, $40
sUNIFIrs-totton steady and more active At 2sYc.
sot md Rn.g. u sna sVI ppepns oTer At @
lower at sSiYstos Hops II demsSS sales $50 6ses
new ~ lWaloc. Calcutta linseed active and higher
thCtikd by steam.
GRocRnIrs Rio moro active at isaioc gold
other kinds hr sales OF 800 bages and 200
and arm sales 100 hhds Barbsdoes at &c and 70 hhd.
Porto Rico at D6s63c Rice nrm; sales IFS tee. ga
&C for Carolina. Sugars dull and prices unchsnged
fair to good rsnnns ssoxc. and es@sxc t,r Porto
Rtc. for hard', and iskaiiKc. for white A."
10000 bush at lii@slis for No 2Chcaeo o. lh@slis
for No M,waukee q q Tor new No spring, sleS for
In store, $3.50 for enber Tennessee, and teti5 for
white Western and Genesee. Oats ashade nrmer; sales
1000 bush At 60s6lc for Western N store &C for do
0' and &c fer inst state On aes Rye SSrs ass S
for western. BARLEY very dull At k@i5c. for state
and slkHs5c for Canada West Corn was more active
AZ an advance The Gales were go 900 bush at tlOh@
and siisssi 20 Tor jersey and southern yellow.
ao o prime Ss% and sSNa
u.s. for primo mes and s2. q for mes; also iSpo sos
tive and buoyani sales 100 bbs at si@sl5o for plain
mces, and tibldti750 for extra mcss. Tieice beef
steady sales 100 tee on private terms Beef hams quiet
shoulder. iSSc for picked hams. bacon more sctve
saes 2D hrs q 5c for long clear and 1ic for unber
land Dressed hogs nrm at l2Nc for city. Lard nrrner
bit quiet sales $50 tcs at 16c for No l6Agl1c for
MAY. Buttcf active al 2sssic Tor new Cheese unset
tied, new lAfe16c. Eggs active ut i73lec.
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State boads have been fairly active and nrm. new
wssa oa,snacHs Old feS Sns 20 eli ana 9SS Isn
ssouri at sykse3. North Csrolinas were duh At
shares sold as follows HANK Of New York n 10 CONT
mental 90 Ocean 50 and Central National at no. Railway
tue being nrsts Of Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central which advanced from NJ TO aS. Central
The railway share market has been more active.
though irregularity In prices was noted than at
the early rart Of he dsS the market advanced the
highest ngures beng made ut the afternoon Board.
Later however, under heavy realizing tales prices Dc,
the market owing the accession of Outside parties
TO the street. again rallied. The advance thus far
not unexpected and more marked changes nc I'm.
probable The larger dealings in The specalites
Shore which advanced from SI to w, subsequently
yiesF s sTS BIT T"nF to SS e
extensively traded in. though as the trans
fer books closed yesterday, the dealings were
s sScs to s. e. au une esmon p openo to 5
vanced to G and later fell BACK to 6l, the preferred
having resn pEiei At s<s The vaSierSt ,h1rss
ss'TSss "a fSf spG sG. !isSs
SsSsi. New jersey Central was dull at ioIx
aitsE, PITTSBURGH a. loaySicex. Erie at 2sH92t,
dealt iR and alter selling as hgl "a Il feli hack 70 iS
later reactlng TO 2o'l. AT the boards Michigan Coh.
a S IA WssfS,u alton P nsa Tse
Motifs and fsses Is; pgbdQae and SIOUX CITY l6s.S
Hartford and Erie. iKGs PacIGc Nal led the INSECT
aneous list and was strong thronghout the day at!H
oscksiisef Was arm at D. PennsyiVahia Coal compsny
selling at rs Marposa ~ aud preferred Is Express
81 Adams SsTs sSSs T ana AMERICAN We Faro
a Co, declining from 2lA to 90t.
The general market closed steady with quotations at
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What Mrs. Calhoun has Done.

Mrs. Ca,houn's letters prove her to have conn
selet and urged Mrs. Mcfarland to leave her Inns
band and 90 to Richardson, and we agree with our
ncghbor, the Hsrdld, that there can hardly be a
greater crime than that OF one woman encouraging
another woman to leave her husb9nd, and at the
same time pointing out 70 her male protector for d
future husband.n
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vUha d,d
life OF she had had for the nine year,
her nina sbe voud neyer live Win MIN ssan nae up
&, her position was ifrevOcabe and he said TO
,,o,vv,vo q, ,ouv.o,,. .,o
or.s.m ., o.. Aoosi and
several Sn., Nno asked n,.,.,., ..,o-.roa
this subject A-Ihaye
, ,SS%.ws. wa. the person tina. led to your solasp A.
Mr. Sinclair informed r" me, ,...o
samuel osh s,se,s q; MI. Samuel snoair' Ayes Mr.
you v .ry On any articles c an. e
and ispapaa,pr TO- the meF.rland side Of HI. case
suS sp GS a. sss @ y c S
wS,sh WAY "a they .de They were , rot Intend
the case II the truth was with Mr. Rchardon then
they were for him:
Yes, cir. "'"'' '''''''
~, sSs down. Ne dsHsa SS' 70
Mr. 81 ws San Su Of as
Of her quot sS,es o .u
',SS'2 %3Eeu a,se, .q;y,e, tan, Azxe Sir, .,.,
when Ss o Ts5 bs ne cont asd }qry 70 says
SIeesednc,e u nom thai Tine oniS Ianrb,er1 s'9
Hfs pnsis form
Of &c I'VE snrs SPS % % &Ssd
sSySody e"0'''' ''' 'n' n'o 'n'Os0' ever marrying
NICE WITNESS, INDEED.
Mr. Graham produced the following letter written By
Mr.. johnson TO the editor OF the Boston Common.
Sin Handing The letter 20 the witness. aud waiting
there anythns in mi note You want 70 unsay before
BIZ ''ah'm rcad , .ne e,.er s l0,,ows' =, ,so
D,ar M, s1aei:
sH!!ty q positive cruelty when YOU say Mr. Ss;
not say Il e YOU were not %. Victim Of mI.infOr.
nation she was m,sgSided and mpru ttIs,
she was not Heat,e''ness + aSainy who'll,
once her su.ossS SET ssOa. IN Boston have %l.lsd
al last TO rest nnon no other foundation do not sec
which has crushed the heart Of an unfortuhste womaa
looked to you Tor a more charitable ril.o VIEW
o-rhen you feel tina, TIL. is assassin, DO
.Q..Yon have given your evidence aesn., him To-
si Tsdr a t he Gcnv ne ke sh@ Ns RcS
Ys. h. 4 Snes he he ssa s Is o os
oil; YOU have got to stand to Il laughter Did You
Is an assassin AT Cannot say did. SecsussU
vr.pru, ros,r,os or A yaxrIovxp.
o-1hs, !. an answer sir, now cir a, N. tim, You
wrote ,ss note inc i;ih % Dscs%SSI isse car
speh a. are mepiionsd m ny pos All cannot,
Isthat your note Letter handed 10 witne.sj A.
That IL my writing. -
2-ME' hefMani WAS then al the "hte Noun
'a.s, s, a III ~ snr III, .n,s .nur.r,
W .in" "heie your WIG W" tha' summer A.
stxrx wilma o,n Ann . rprr lawn
A., go -, 80 50, ''" vs. ~.
MI. 1rsnsthmMeii nov We VII heH nov man OF
o-Iwoud ike to have your ans wer how old you are
before read this letter; how old do YOU call youten1
A. am 90 yes.s OF age , ,,. .O,. -o $500. ,u,
soSo ,ns 'me Won Tro,e I'M noee you weIc npout
10 be than SourseifS Al presuine Abe might be Is
years probably more.
Mr.. Graham-Now propose 70 read this note
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TnuRDAY, April y. FLoun AND MEM1state
and Western nonr active ana bnGyan' Large shlppnS
also more ac!vs sales q 900 bsis including super;
sS5.i5i round hoop Ohio ~ soes26, Western spring
wheat extras, ~ 9oDtol do double extlas q $3.50
Gsnesee extras ss sSs city shipping extras asa oO
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HINTS FROM CORRESPOND ENrs.

"E. J e" NORTHAMPTON, Mass-Any male citizen
Of sound mind and body 10 years OF age, and ndos
OF the United States II eligible TO the Presidency II
lied citizen.
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i market closed steady, with quotations at

The holders of Chicago and Rockilsland Railroad
bonds are Informed In another column that the ON
rany are prepared TO exchange their FIRST mortgage
tnking tund n cent bonds, due IN 1876 for the bonds
OF Tic Company maturing july, 1870.
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ArrI,ed-THuRspAr. April o

Steamship Ttipoli. Liverpool. mdse.
Steamship Angl!n, Glasgow, mdse. and pass.
Steam hin Missouri. Havana. mdsc and pass
Bark Septembrio, Malaga, mdse.
Brig Dirlgo. Messina. fruit.
Brig Regnlo, Naples, fruit.
Brig N. & berry, Havana, sugar.
Brig Felix, Rio Janciro coffee.
schr. Charles Tn mpson, Para. Hides, rubber. &c.
schr. VIM, Allen, Saaua, sugar.
schr. David WATSON. Slgua. sugar.
Scht. Charles Dennis. Trinidad, sugar.
Also. the usua river and coastwlse vessels.
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CoRNELL-BESNETT.- Wednesday, April "a
by the Rev. Mr. Cook. Mr. William L. Cornell TO Miss
Emily A. Bennett, both OF Little Neck.
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Bnsintss Noiltfs.
stafford. Iron and sulphur Powders.

Stadord's Iron and sulphur Powders.
The combination 10 charged with the two elements
which science declares that the weak and nervous
need-ron to the vital forces and sulphur to
dsnect the blood and the sccretions. For debility, In
all iis varieties, and whether arising from general
specific and peculiar causes, the Powders the most
potent OF all remedies They especially adapted to
the cure OF sexual disabilities.
Sold by Druggists. Package, ~ Powders, q 5
Packages also Mailed Free. Money sent at risk.
HALL 4 RUCKEL, 2is Greenwich IT., New York
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the bladder kidneys, and urinary who could be
completely restored to health II they would but avail
themselves OF that Invaluable remedy, HELxBoLD's
BrcHu the curative properties Of which have many
Instances afforded relief to thoss suffering.
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MARINE INTELLIGEN CE.

sISrL-rpE ALsASAo-rutr nav.
m rhet.... C2 SUIT tets... 81 Moo1 rises. 20
ares wArER-r ife ~
andy HOOK. Q So Gov. Island. 7 a Hell cate. 0 90
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a. MUKNAY.s LOdTEKItSS 40 ,o,o
a. 20, IS. 10, u, 81, 50. 80, ~ q, q, g.
AIsSOURI-ClsSt No. Sgi, April y, 1910.
T. ~, 81, t6. S., 50. So, IS O., 40, 6, ~.
KENTUCkY-Exira class No. Y9. ADril n, 1870
q, IS. 2, 80, %, &C. GS, 20, g, 81. ~, ~.
kEkTUCKf No, zoo, April ~ 1870.
IS, ~, 2, 40. d? 81, D. 20, AZ, a. 80, 81.
Prizes cashcd and Information furnished IN the above
and also Royal Havana IoLtcnes. j. CLU re, Broker
40 Broadway, 1888 Fulton st.. and 2 Park row
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QOlittal.
nE1OCRATIC USION NOMINATING
4olitital.


CONVENTIONS.
The Democratic Union Ward Associn, ons IN each
Ward are requested TO meet al thor regular hcadquar
tiers on Saturday evening, G0 net, and select the
number ~ dciel nioF ~ a CIV dnd comfy Noml-
Mating Convention ull"N 80 W.w', i1 'h' present
General Coiri'ttrc Inc Clty AID County onycrtion
vi ct lu Nonl, Nay g. AZ s O'Clock ~ Masonic
Han Tnst ~ @ fot IN" uUrru-" Ut uun 'lpG c1ndi-
d Tea ter Judges md Alden ,n. The MAID Assocla.
trn lfa do frlu't tod to soc tie lN C,csatos
urlc are 81 cl ." district, IN each Assemble d.. rIc TO
folm "A tYuyt n'pn tor tho MONT ..I ut Assistant
drrucu % = l4 oct r. ~ F'Urt dl. BE District CON
vent ou- wl me- ontlIn IS ENfNINI MAYO attic
following u0rtst IT, A. .W'-y u s'rn ~ Ih"r.v e.;
4 pr,uct krh's, New u wir, and Roo cv,t - 81,
Swi,hF, cor Canal aud Volt S.. ith, l'i Inst Broad
way oh I,nrcc2n'.. cor l''n 'n "'d Gl,cnw!ch
seN - 0ih. An. MA Hal p!nk sra. Ia ay I'm.
southwest err ~ 70. Nud }ith ~ l2h h'I - 18th,
~ West I'm -t5 40, hgso ll"ii u, ohsl a9d
5dsi; tth, Tags, cor. % ny and Hth 81 l9.h CIR.
SHIT e ana Nrp11wly 2Oth 59ln vt. and I'd av.; etS
=, order ., the pcnocratlc linton Executive Com
mtrc. ROSN ELI. -. HATCH, ( hartman.
a, ! DrLNS Y, sec.
SMITH ~, Jr.. Chairman General Committee.
i. EEHEiS, JAS, Fox, Sees.
NN TUE ,WAm PArH. Awnmfs, Has and
SMITH Blceck. St, cor, Broadway.
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sEcRrrs WILL OUT 1t has at last leaked out that
the whole history OF tho Popes infalblity, whereby
all things him made clear In his having ordered
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Trusscs, Rendager, Etc.-Wear the Best
Secleys Hard Ruober Truss" cures fuDtuts; ceany,
light nde.rdctbie safe, and comfortable. Establish
lnent Annst,
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Wheeler g. wilson Machines, 1,141 broad
sold by paving 80 down and fi0 per month. with
extra charge. Machines To let. =. 7. ELLIS.
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Cour, Calendars this Day.

srppHuE CorHr TgHsC0ur oren, At 10 10 A, NJ
CouR srscAL TtHSNos lie, 49, 9Ss 49, 9ss 9e9
fa 49, - -
svrn.st covnr, CHAssrss-No. ~ %, :" III, 1872, $780,
ie7, 93s, 9ia 2qa, 2t4, 2ti, 9s4, VS. III, 49,
srrsRioR CorRrShor, Causes, Nos elo 9sal TS es, 1885,
fsyo, 1850, e3sl, VIA, gi 2s0e 9sei t ses 9ls 3 a2
0s 1894 9'3s a its le1t r1s, sI l-ia, fs29
fsli, 9ig?, liil, VII, 25se, 1851, a0ts.
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Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder kills cock
reaches, feas and all vermlp This Is tie original
article. without change While several articles pretend
to destroy Lyons Kills. and without poison Its effects
wonderful. None be relied upon except taat
signed z LYON. BUY and use Lyons Powder, and you
will not be troubled with water bugs.
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&rintIng.

HJLLHEAD-. $3.50 a ream business cards
~ O0Oi eirculArr, In quantities, 10 cts 900
labels In quantities, 80 eta 900 All Kinds printing
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ttyurts.

COOPER UNION Free Lectures for the People,
\ Or j., Neweerry, Professor o. Geology In Colum:
ba College aud Director Of tho Gcoio sIca survey Of
the state OF Ohio will dellvr the next lecture In the
course On Coal" Illustrated by DIAGRAMS und speci.
SATURDAY,, Oth Inst, at r, NJ. IN the great
hall OF the Cooper Union, Admit sion lIee,
ADRIAN S. HEWITT, Secretary.
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