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New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
LErryn vpox rHs BANK OFFICERS

CENrRAL BANK OY WzsTCHYsTYR CorNTH,l
WHITE PLAINS, n Y, May % 1870
He,s-, HYPRrSG PARKRL SHYRSAS 25l BTDldrdy, Nes
YorkGzsrIRmRA Triple CHAnnoS sAYE bought Of yos
has amply paid for ie On Friday night the ia
instant gang burg made desperate effort to break open They
blowing open the sroof NeHt they eoueuco ope
anon. on the safe made OF Fankn and Lse s.e
bne srst they d OF the lock then they ~ make
inon in the lover hthsnd odoor evidently for the pus Of
inserting wedges "a number having been len broken and ns uPl
falling IN M they stripped portion Of wrought OB ~
u no purpose Fuy pounds Of powder must have been us
these three Intellectual bass We found the morning two
t empty third nearly empty Our window sshes
entirely blown piece Of metal from Ere proof cOor veghss
about pounds mbdd the ceiling overhead eocs oea
70 run The shock terrific wedges t and poser prO's<
Of 10 avail They made vry Progress oWri getting
the middle burproof We happy tbe ihhs
burgar.proof containing reached a. AL
We feel proud safe AMI think vel worthy o. The nsns
BuasLAR PuoOp Yours with much respect, Sc,
W r. ALBRo, President
HEykY NJ Bl.sELL. Cashier.
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ALvoRD-on SATURDAY May la Southport coun Jrup AT'rt.
aged 80 years aud months
Charles A. Bali Gate Of this eityj Jears.
CAMPBELJ-At Corning n Y Monday Nay -, William WAaes
TIE relatives and friends o. he rr Of bis her Freeman
Campbell % In H ,ln f6s e o. Se S E & 70 ss f. iSer.I
r II GoT 55S West IN tyfourthst,
cHICHBsTER-on Monday evening Nay 20 M Agnes y chi
chester widow Of the late An Chichester o. IBIS city, IN he 7bih Jar
Punes service. at the Of her .ona- TaonS t
West Thrtys hury orning n o june a. 10 cH:
its notice De The remain. be seu 20 Jsaca or rBL
westchester COUNTY, ae ou d painful lness Eis4ri Pale Of
those Of his fthrnsw Geore Greer aye invited to
attend e iansrAi 81 p L @ he Mott Isyaa lepss
the $50 Harlem train from Isrntl -.lzth'-L
PRIsBg-on Monday, 5Oh Of paralysis Mrs se Fnsb!e IA iAe ia
RsiaSes s and friends are respectfully Invited
81 West Twenty eghthst, Thu ilg ai'ernoon st2 ociocs
HAPP Berzeu n j. on Monlay the 18th inst 0f Pa,ya'
The relatives and fna o. Tie m requested attend % 'aser,
from The seventh nth plesh''Itan I C1u5gI cor De 'l s
sese Ahona yoaass, daughter late Carlos Mllsi
The the y aHd those fher hrosen ..
other slater no i2s East Forty -ioastast-
JAQURs-on Monday NAY 7, Rbeoea Jsqars.
The fsns 81 service. vii be at her eeo BrodA You
On Tbursiay Jaae2 C.-riga all meet tue ESQ n
train Hudson River Railroad fOu Nes IofA.
LoRD-on Tuesday evening MAJ d. Amanda, vie Of Dr. Benjamin.
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
MARYIN-In BrookvB Sunday 1a inst Agnes VII % d. ueor,
Marvin. n the 18th Of her
The friend. the 20 attend ar funeral WneSisF
ciafl.t eaaS :. = . -' - '-'
oMAHER-At we,, Point T. Monday last Timothy oMsher
aged ~ ani moIth7
will place h late lence We1nesls June i.
st2pm
PATTRRsoy-Ath residence Oleh1ndrr ard er ST. Hsr
lem Monday the 1 ms, alss lone aa4 sever Anes CAFoe
NJ wife o lenrv Patterson.
Her r.sive. and ends an husband also troh
stephen f. Harris and D. Hams Invited attend her
Reformed Dutch ChurL Of Ouehuniroi and
II "a Harlem wednesday 4asu0on the
ls day Of June, at O'Clock Stholt farther invitation.
REYNOLDS-ou MONDAY, May D. Rchao1d Va, Cpisa Jacob
REYNOLDS sgei g year.
viii be Asea Coeyuans ~ l., ioF iEiereHL
VAN NUYsE-At wshurlh Tuesay Ai! 81 f consumption.
Sarah Van Nc 10 the 9Th year n Ter
The relatives and fel Of he fm ectuT i-yisi . Neae
the funeral Weinestlv O'Clock from the sterce
Mn Collins 49 soaih ElghEst
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OUTDOOR SPOETS.
BASEBALL.

FOREST CITY va. ATLANTiC-vICTORY FOR THE
yIsITORS-THE MOST EXCITING GAME OF THE
SEASON-SCORE, II TO Il.
At the opening of the game between the
Forest City and Atlantic Clubs yesterday, excitement
was observable The play rather Of the dsappoint-
ing order and the visitors set down frstclass
mfs. That they fully mcrited the opinion freely ex-
pressed upon the ground will not he denied when it IS
stated that Of the Il obtained by the Atancs at the
close the sNth inning two only secured by good
ll.-. and those two made in the first inning.
The Forest City lads fairly and but foT the fine
fielding Hall Of the Atantics would have beaten their
opponents three to one.
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Avoid Lead Poison

Avoid Lead Poison-TS LINED LTAF PIPE Is h oniT vat,r
% In bs rsrket Which safety 70 hsalh v1tl srrngh
durability facility fbeudng ami making perfectly tghi oni+ "Hr
ir-7u through Silver IL u approved By sh
be edng chemists and phys county, also De Narf
6pers New YORK Brooi m aud Boston In sion To %.
plumbing OF largely Used conveying saier iToH es sHs
vell, Circulars and sample Of PIPE nt y aL Tree Allir
CoLwRLs WILLARD MTG Co. rs Centrest between NAns
and Granl-sls. AeB-York
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A FIRST WARD POLITICIAN IN TROUBLE.

Stephen McGrath, the well-known First Ward
politician who the 10th nst was tried in the Court
OF General Sessions indictment for assault and
battery with intent to commit rape fallen woman,
named Matte Alone, and found guilty OF assault and
battery yesterday brought before Recorder Hacket
for sentence Preparatory 10 pronOuncing the same the
Recorder remarked that fallen woman was doubly ni-
der the protection OF the law, inasmuch happened
only often that lawless took advantage Of them
hoping that the fact OF their dsh0nor would impeach
their Credbity McGrath was then sent ~ the Penen-
larY for ak months.
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HOME NEWS.

THB WEATHER
ssv YoRE Hour Their Bar nd h'nf Inef nr ~ s w
MAJ 81. 62o DDS ~, o,3S "a
S0Ss az II go pRSsW
REMARKS Yesterday, Tuesday, the Jlst wac @ warm
Spring day part sunshine. The sky was Sehei al ig
cloudy from midnight 30 $50 p M slgbtIy couuS @ -
n m TO TO- foggy 10 d. m hOte-5oth Iroh - =
M TO midnight, very cloudy. ,, ,.,, . .h,,,
der shower at 1857 D. m Thermometer at a. M oE', ~
m 500 June /, the first day Of summer, was 'a
with rain before A. m. Thermometer at a. u IL , p
IN d. m, TO-.
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TIE NEXT oovrRyoRsHrp-A SUGGESTION.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Some of us who are more used to pay
ing taxes than to running the machine, think that Will
liam E. Dodge would make as good run and as good
Governor as any one the Republicans can nominate. All
temperance and religious people believe In him, but the
xnon Them nv suggestion. From the evidence displayed
i'm Mr Dodges for Congress believe that he has
Elements OF strength which would make him useful in
any close contest. Very respectfully, TAA-PArLR
Ae,o- York. MAJ W. 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

The supply Of Beef Cste snail sni ih' p fs
.b. higher
Ts oF.r 80 head anf prcs anFl o1 ' %
A. gross good cae, and tou lo 10 iIc ~ sra "
pen,s,1vsril 90 o. y
SgygpTe leusrl m sheep COOL ard pr.s d'rl ne
Abon bead 0l as from t 30 cc y gross VT s'- %
er,r, ,rd from 70 to - p tesi 0r conn ..
ITJes-Thfre bot hs chan, M a mfrAti WIN
.o'd at fr,n +I3to +lJ - p loO y no;
1v Tt VAS better INJURY Cows s1i 2oD les1 rhfnses
hands a rom 20 % % for srrger, sui =3 70 30 M to- a1s
Ixf
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uo..r. Henry n Leeds & Miner sell a coIlec-

MeSsrs. Henry H. Leeds & Miner sell cOiiec-
zion q, ou nanting.. made by Mr. A. D'Huyyctter oi
AntverD. and lust imported on Thursday aud FriosS
evppipes ~ ,his week The collection includes ar"
number Of or cinas from noted Dutch artiss-veea'
DE Backer VerhOeckhOyeB. Hefzog, 'V.Ran'' Tbo,.
,,ut,en Koch Koek DE Bracktieer and other.. Ibof'
are In All some SO Of these pictures, some ot "Acn p"~
sess A special interest
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How 10 Look Youne-sixfeen.

Do ut paint or Hair Reor but simply apply HaaAS'
MAGNOLIA BALs 1pon yoOr ueck and hands an LroNs
KAruArRos upon Th, BALM makes jour 'n peary
soft AID natural tel phst l H. Il removes ecas sn
aownes. rnymark patches lni place OF rel rust {
face you marble purity Of exquisite belle l. gives 20 middle
,ge the bloom Of perpetual youth All these Effects splendid Aeai
Of produced The Ksau and LADY has ore h~r ss IN az Of
dornment Brothers viii sPter sLeB these afles
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THE BUCKEYE JOCKEY CLUB.
AQUATIC.

THE TYNE VS.. ST. JOHNS ROWING MATCH.
LONDON, May 3l.-The proposed race be-
tween the Tyne watermen and the st. Johns crew of
New Brunswick is to be rowed in september on the St.
Lawrence near Lachine Montreal Island The prize IA
0O0, and the length Of the course VIII be six miles
The Americans object to the OF coyswain, and the
EnUshmnu are vet undecided on the pOlAL.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

DOMESTIC MARKETS

Egv-OpLR.Ss Msy JPloaI dHD ~ ya So - % Corr
Nitei p. Nlie Oa,s. 7c. Bu1, q y hvf 80
Pork 81 81 WHISKY BHti 10 Other steiss unchan.a oe'
Ing ErrbaBge ili EeFIok Sight Erbang' pf oea' Fie1
Cold ll4 ,,-t---
recent. hale. N filug. H'l 02lr
WiLyrSeroS v e., NAY @SWnts Turpel De- 30 70, as :
AZ al s5a =. clt THrpnle 1ae AZ VrJ - IS sHs
a. 81 q jul at 9J0l0fc
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REPRESENTATIVES. BY TELEGRAPH.

Gov. Randolph has appointed DR.. John Mac
Clean formerly of Princeton College Trustee Of the New
jersey state Normal school, wee Judge Field, deceased
"A A. Wallace. a well-known and respected
for several assistant the Asso
PTvs 0Gce BOson ed Tes.eriI. Aef eue Aiaes<
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
FRArDULFNT ARRESTS.

Superintendent JOurdan VIII to-day issue the
following circular letter the various Chiefs OF Police
throughout the United states:
70 CAtr Of Potne: Hereafter motto. will be paid tee
grnm. calling for the arrest Of charged
unless m particulars given a. % name nature Of
And such grsm must be signed
bT he lead Department the place from which II sent
The step owing parties frequently eegaphng fo the
Of consulted the police auor
ss resulting detention Of without saen
grounds for 50 doing JoHS JouKDAs, supernieHdent
This Is in accordance with the suggestion OF THE TRIB
uSE few days ago. two cases persons arrested and
wrongtuly detained being cited Illustrations Of the
ahnse
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

BEzV CArrrg-Rep 80 bead; prices ,tvineei = -
kI3 25O+ l3 IS first quality a ~ z3geE ' ~"'
quality II =; third guilty at -s Joa- -l a.. ,
SWEEP AND LANRs-Recerts 1928 bead The ~pp' h isN -
prc declined c y sales lOs Al @,Q - each hAia 20 ~
- V.al raTes ~ tln
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ls, 3D. d. 3,h 5th 9Th -,h s,h oh. Total
FsFe,' I,i7.'I, Ci'y'......ss ID
Um-r-Mr McNalon Of the Mutual Club Time Of game-20
The Irving Base Ball Club played the Cham
pi8 of jersey City the grounds of the latter Club
Yesterday afternoon, and the victory 10y score Of
20 G. The Champions unfOrtunat" from the first
Ipon the second inning Of their best members
partially disabled, aud upon the NTH inning another,
Mcmahon, broke lis leg IN making home run.
NATIONAL VS.. OLYMPIC.
WASHINGTON, May 31.-The National and
Olympic Clubs of this city played game Of baseball
th!, af .rucOu The game very exciting and was
won hy the Nationals by Of TO 2. There was
large attendance Of spectators.
CINCINNATI VS.. CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, May 31.-The game of baseball
between Red Stockings Of Cincinnati and the Forest
Cit Cu nf Cleveland was by the fOrmer-27 to 13
Between 900 and G,OOO people witnessed the game.
LAWMAKERS VS.. UNION.
Troy. n Y, Nav 31.-Ihe HaymakerS Of Troy
heat tine Unions MOrrisana baseball yesterday. The
score stood 21-lS.
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Coroner Whitebill of BROOKLYN held an in

quest last evening In the case OF James Gigan, who
was murdered by William Wilson, in South Brooklyn, on
Sunday night last After taking testimony the
adjourned until Monday eveningnext
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

tn. Trophy To~sro dol tol ? Jr.s Pln-, 7;c AA
3ress Csc. l. WAKISG j., Osl,r Farm, Aevpor., r J.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY JUNE L. 1870.

they rotted thus along the far side and TO the half mile
In l:llPamer having at that point the best of II Ivy
neck and shoulders He kept thus far ahead the lower
end, but the long strdinc, game mare was not 70 be
shaken of She got parallel with him the lower turn.
they troted head and head TO the distance where
wilkes Joined them and got his head In front OF both for
a moment, and then broke. The struggle between the
mare and geldng continued TO the score where Daniels
who had nursed his game mare with wonderful Judg-
ment and patience lot her out, and she won by hall
head only, in 2:25t.
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Dou's average %; highest IT RadOphs average Nl5
highest l53 Tine Of game Jii.
Tonight, Foster and Joseph Dion at the
EXPERTS
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Jobn r. Henry, = Coege-place, Newly orh, proprietor
In 1esst Nefrf Derot Tr WHERE b. iJra- At Az
times ever, weestabshs raIn-d PREPARATION at HEsers ~ ths
health sEd happ.uess OF moral man.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

Wedding aud Visiting Cards, IN s Stamping Not, Paper
ws BvEKDELIs SONS FuLToN-sT on DrrcH CHuEcH
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MARRIEn.

GILBERT-FESSRYDES-A Orange y. J. SATURDAY, Miv % b
tb- Rev l. A Adams John Malone n l ka.nAnn
Fesenden daughter Of The late l4s " Aew fnfA.
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ZXfExH2E1E.zss18

Al Notices Of Marriages NUT be iad0raed lrh fa9
name and ddQllsS.
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The Attempted Bank Robber, ai White PlaIns.

THREE ExPfosioSs-vYDow BLOWN ourrHs
CLOCK ] OCLoCK-THE BURGLARS WORK ALL N"hr'
BUT uERnsGs BAsK sAPE
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Special Noiires.

Ouittinx the Rusiurs--Whte Clra nr1~r
pc-s China Dnne, rs SO 50 Cob
orelan pieces Coiored
Gilt Prrleh Tea ets A about hall
W j. ,. DALEY & Co, Ns SOL BrosiE.y.
Quitting Bu-ne-s.-verr aed o@ Pitches p,td
syerpaied Baking Dishes sr p@' Butter Dhc silver
plated FORKS ami spoon~ Everything s,rPaei War Al le.s
w.LP DALEY Co, No s1l Broaass-.
Quitting the handle Table Knives Steh~A
make s6 81 the ditto hrifc - the tosn Ia0t GAS IA
s''-' W. J. P DALEY 4 Co. No. sol Broal-sy.
Quitting the Bs-ne-s-Compsts Countr5
half ". }. r. DALEY Co. No. b3l Broadssg.
Quitting the Busiae-s.-l5o pieces French China
bah Proe o Cart Receivers At half Pnce - Psleh Bosi' Al Af
- W. F DALEY Co, No. eJl Broaa..y.-
Nicol a Davidson,
$50 BROADWAY Great Jonesst.
Successors to Z. v HApyhEo1t L Co.
FURNISH CITY AND COUNTRY RESIDENCES WITH CHINA
BARTHRswARE, GLASSWARE CHANDELIERS BRONZES
CLOCKS. SILVER PLATED WARE, AND CUTLERY or A
RELIABLE QUALITY. AT THR LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
Specially. Lisht Locomotives
Also and l br qusres aruae,s
and nla For photographs and fnl Information. sif,ss
SMITH PORTER, Ftssbargh Penn.
Diamonds. Watches, and Jewelry.
SELLING REDUCED PRICES Also kea in exchange n boash,
for cash GEO C. ALLEN 53 BrOaaHsy ST. SehaAs o
tel between Broome aud Spring fornery as Brcrtxs
ing SATURDAY June la'o nil clo- th Otoe ruesa,
Neinesiay, Ihnr-tlr. II
follows va sHd D. llW aad ,, os and D. n: 10
A& y h. JONES, PSss1.sxI.
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GENERAL PRESS pIsPATCH1

] L
Tile following nominations were sent to the Senate to-
yiusm Dos- Of Internal Revenue for the Frst
Jules Bosier Moneys Naehoohes,
Tne President sent secret message 10 the Senate To-
ay proposing amendments TO the san Domingo Treaty;
Juy II il announced that the Government has official
Information that trsclass European Power, possess
ir only % few seaport,, has offered 10 the Dominican
Government - the Bay OF Sanana in the
tifv now pending between the United states and that
Government is not ratified by the senate.
The House Committee the District OF Columbia have
decided t. report hin declaring Christmas, NewY ear
Day. July Fourth, and Thanksgiving Day national Ao1-
For the first time since the adoption Of the rules
several Indian treaties were today considered IN open
aid not iu secret of the senate, "a heretofore
Il included the Miami treaty Of 1859, which related
u n adjustment and not cessiOn OF lands They were
Thcre Is much excitement among city politicians in
view OF the municipal election next Monday. Thousands
~ ope we're az the general registering place to-day.
The vote will according 10 the present prospects be
than heretofore, a. tine respective friends OF edc
r. 1nhcan cauddate for Mayor are making earnest
T.vass Naturalization, too, Is occupying the attention
f hr Courts The bitterness OF the contest threatens
49, violence, but precautions Will 10 taken 70 pre-
rhc entire stock Of the new Centre Market-capital
O. ooO-was taken to-day; nearly 0ne-hat by the citl,
I stou and vicinity Henry D. Cooke has accepted the
Presidency of the Company. . - , -,
in the uideratiOn OF the Sandwich Island Reciprocity
Treaty. Mr. sumner made an elaborate speech III favor
smoke briefly on the side MT sherman argued
a. INST ratification, discussing the subject at length as
earnestly against the treaty The debate 50 far mas
ss--n a wide range Involving the question
with other comnerclaI hatons anu ~ ~ y oo,
Indications point 20 IT. continuance 1or con
wee President Colfax has left here TO escort his wife
and child to their Summer residence, ana VIII h" return
until Thursday During his absence mr' a. & Ny
has a-iln been e4ectou ioS'uoA ~ y ' -
vi preside.
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UytoN CorssE NAV 3i.-Purs 81 800. for al horses
y. Daniels h m American g rl..........l
G CbampHns b. T. Georgt Paner.......2 / 2 ]
Borst's hr 4 George wilkes .........3 J ,
Tme-22 D 2:24l l:l5, 2:2ii. 2.Gt.
TIE PROSPECT PARK MEETING.
PRosPEcr PARK COURSE Nay Purse 81 @ o horses ha' never
tfotted i0r money:
u Piers Honest 1utchman. ..................l l
N Rodens D. Chrrler Green
l.. \ CHIP GH. )
Time-2:15. 2:52i. 2:11
SAVE DAY-Purse. . .50o Tor doubie teams:
u. Msces 3 IA. Idol and br. a. Mira wood ......-.l
Woo,r1's b. n Jeae Wales and bL 6. Darkness
Borgt's D Horest and bL : Harry - J
Time-2:2g 2:6. 2:1
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TIE EPsON sUMMER MEETING.

THE EPSON SUMMER MEEIlNG.
LONDON, May 31.-The EPSON Summer Meet
ing commenced to-day with good attendance and far
weather.
The Craven stakes OF 10 sovereigns each. with 100
added for threey olds and upward, won 10y Mr.
Merry's ch. Sunlight, by stockwel out OF Sunf0wer
The WOOdcOe stakes OF 10 sOvereigns each, with 100
added, for twO-year-Ods which closed with 60 sub
scrbers, won by Mr. H. Chaplin's b. T. by New
minister of Caller-on, beating Mr. Merrys b. l. by
Scottish Chief out OF Rambling Katie, second, and Pen
guin third.
The Heathcote Plate OF soveeigns for all
by Mr. GOOdwins br. I. Perfume, beating MT.
Chapn's br. I. PandOre second, and Mr.. Berrys D. c.
Belladrum, third
The betting the Derby closed this evening at 700 to
400 Macgregor, to against Camel and 20 10 against
kingcraft.
THE BUCKEYE JOCKEY CLUB.
CINCINNATI, May 31.-The first race OF
the second day Of the Spring meeting OF the Buckeye
Jockey Club Club purse Of 500. mile and half
DASH for all ages S225 To first $50 to second SIS To third
horse The by AnerUid. beating Joe Aiken,
second and Leinster. Time 2i5. The second race was
for Club purse of 500 twOme heats, for all ages $50
first 500 to second, $50 TO third horse, ana won by
Bonita Time, J:i04 $40, 3i2A.
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The Chicago Tribune utters some

The Chicago Tribune utters some
very sensible complaint against Grant
for his invctcrate propensity to ap-
point nobodies to Office. But the
Tribune should remcm her that Grant,
whom the republican party placed in
the presidential chair was and is a
nobody, and that this truth was
known to such journals as the Trib-
unc before bis election. This Princi-
pie Of selecting candidates for prom
incnt officers from among ignorant
and shallow men for no other reason
than that they can be controlled
and manipulated IN their official acts
In the interest Of combinations and
political rings, organized for person.
al prcfermcnt or profit is the offspring
Of tho times and ofstbe party in
power, and the country is now reap:
ing the consequence Of such an alb
surdity in the weakest administration
ever saddlcd upon the American PEG
Mo f.. .EE'.r.& III fs<sF
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The "burcau Of m ilitarv justice"
is still continued as one of tho ap-
pendaecs Of the federal government
The hundreds connected with it have
MT . Legitimate function to perform.
yet they draw. heavy salaries, and
arc fraud and IA cheat upon both
law and justice. If the republican
farmers Of Iowa admire this sort OF
ornamental appcndages. and court
the cost likewise. they will continue
10 vote for congressman that create
and then perpctuatc such useless Of
ficcs. = .a# s hi
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Inns Is No Patent MLDitINE nUmbua,
gotten up to dupe the ignorant and credu-
lous, nor is it represented as being COM
posed of rare and precious substances bro't
from the four corners of the earth, carried
seven times across the Great Desert Of Sa-
hsrah on the backs of fourteen camels, and
brough. across the Atlantic Ocean on two
ships" 1t is simple, mild, soothing REM
edy, a perfect specific for Catarrh nd"Cold
in the Head" also for offensive Breath,
Loss or impairment Of the sense Of Smell,
Taste or Hearing. Watering or weak Eyes,
Pain or Pressure in the Head, when caused
as they all not unfrequently are, by the vio-
lence Of Catarrh.
offer, in good faith. a standing Reward
Of $500 for case Of Catarrh that cannot
cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE. PR1cE ONLY so CENTS.
Sent by mail, post paid, on receipt Of
Sixty cents. Four packages for $500 or
! dozen for $500 -.-s-.... LIN .....s
Send a two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's
pamphlet on Catarrh. Address the Propri.
stor, ----.r. q
nv. PIERCE, NJ. D., /
Mains. Buffalo, N. Y.
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-.~ NEW TOWN, -
VIEW FIRM,
NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS ...~...... :
and NEW PRICES.
BARNARD & ST. JOHN.

Now offer for Ready Pay or approved Short
Credit a great variety of General Merchandise
consisting in part Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots & Shoes, Ready Made Clothing, Hats
and Caps, Hardware, Crockery, Musical In
struments, Sewing Machines, Agricultural I'm
plements, Saddles and Harness, Whips and
Lashes, Sole and Upper Leather, Lace Leath-
Ter. All of which will be- sold at the Lo,uest
Laving Rates. Those wishing to purchase are,
solicited to call and examine and see that this
is TRUE, in fact. Thankful for past liberal pat
ronage, &c. we solicit continuance of the same.
FLORENCE, HOWARD co., IOWA, August 5th 1870
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III ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN GOLD
is offered by the publishers Of Tue
BRIeur SIDE for short contributions;
$50 for the best poem, and $50 for
the best prose article of 1900 to 1000
word. Particulars may be learnedin
their issue Of August 4th, q paper of
unusual beauty and merit. Specimen
free. JOHN 3. ALDEN Sc Coz, pub
fishers, Chicago, HI. Z, 81
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-08-12

Rsv. w. r. Watkins. associate
editor Of The, Million dropped into
es.as on Tuesday. Al ., sooialis.
We. found him companionablc; -. <s..
John W.. Mitchell. Of Clemmer &
Co.,:Nsv Hampton. was also inter-
viewing Us to some extent during the
week. @s a5.n "@z.
g.. AZ. Harris interviewed us with
. dne brace Of prairie chickens
Good resolutions embracing them all
passed unanimously.
swenson's Jewelry Store is being
extended SEINE twenty-five feet.
Fusscl is adding to bis residence
more than the original structure. =
Brown q Niles will be receiving
their new goods in . few days.
Max. week We shall publish the
tax list The dclinquents will be
interested in its examination. II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-08-12

&, DR. Pierce's Alternative Extract,
or. Golden Medical Discovery Is the
greatest bronchial tonic and blood
purifier ever discovered. 1t cures
consumption in its early stages, and
all severe and lingering coughs. Sold
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quarter dollars to Il. V Pierce, NJ
d.. Buffalo. N. Y aud get three bot
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