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IMPER1LLING The PUBLIC CREDIT.

lM1 1Etll1lNU hE GOb ChEDll.
From the N. Y. Times
The unexpected strength of the opposition
to land grants, as an adjunct in the construc-
tion of Western railroads; is leading to
modification of tactics on the part of other
applicants for Congressional assistance. Pro-
jectors of steamship lines, who went to
Washington as petitioners for large donations
of public land, now modestly ask for money
subsidies; while others, more diffident than
their fellows, suggest that Governmental
Endorsement of their bonds will be accepted
in lieu of all gifts. There are telegraph enter
prises, too, whose promoters, foiled in an at
tempt to obtain large slice of the national
domain, are encouraged by committee men to
hope for an issue of Government bonds in
their behalf.
We cannot believe that any of these varied
forms of the subsidy question can command
the requisite support in the House of Repre-
sentatives. The Senate, judged by its readi-
ness to afford extravagant help to railway and
other enterprises, may be induced to go still
further. But events have shown that ole
ments are at work in the House which the
cunning of lobbyists may be unable to con-
troll. Representatives realize more accu-
rately than Senators the feeling prevalent
among the people, and are more intent upon
holding in check schemes which have no Just
title to the bounty that is contemplated in
their behalf 1t is not easy, however, to
measure the precise force of coalesced inte-
rests, united only in their designs upon the
Governments and hence the necessity for
closely watching the changing aspects which
the great subsidy question from time to time
assumes.
If aid were to be rendered at ALL it is
probable that land grants are the form which
national generosity might most safely take.
The public lands are, indeed, rapidly dimin-
ishing under policy which has assigned ter
ritories large enough for Kingdoms to few
favored corporations. continuance of the
policy, on the scale sought by some of the
schemes now before Congress, would speedily
place the vast migratory population which
drifts everlastingly westward at the mercy of
organizations devoid of sympathy, and
utterly Indifferent to ordinary public criti-
cism. But under the land grant system, the
country suffers the worst. 1t has alienated
vast source of wealth, and has laid the foun
dation of an influence which will, in due
time, make itself felt in our politics But
| the business and credit of the country re-
main untouched. Not so when subsidies
take the shape of gifts or loans, whether of
money direct, or under the guise of bond
Endorsements. These affect every taxpayer,
and give rise to contingencies and complica-
tions from which business and the Treasury
may both suffer. The public credit is, in
| fact, imperilled by the policy which Congress,
disgusted with the land-grabbers, is now
asked to adopt. Let us hope that there are
members enough in the House to expose and
defeat the devices of the army of subsidizers
by whom they are beset.
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THE ST. DOMINGO SwINDLE.

From the N. Y. Sun.
The meeting at Cooper Institute on Thurs
day evening was called for the purpose of
promoting the ratification of the s'pending
treaty for acquiring the right to occupy and
hold the Bay of Samana in the island of st.
Domingo; but the resolutions of the meeting
and all the speeches that were delivered re.
lated, not to the question of Samana, but to
the annexation of the entire republic. AS
Mr.. Moses III. Grinnell expressed it.. it was
ga movement for the acquisition of the noble
island of st. Domingo. This being the case,
who did not the authors of the Demonstration
frankly state its real object in their cali?
Was any false pretense necessary to attract
the public to the meeting?
The resolutions set forth various penerali-
ties respecting the value of the island as a
part Of the American geographical system
the variety of its products, its magnificent
harbors, its capacity for commerce, and SO
on; but neither in these resolutions nor in
the speeches of the orators do we find anv
explanation of the delicate questions involved
in this treaty. No one of them assured the
public that the Government with which the
treaty was made is likely to be permanent
No one presented any evidence that the
people of st. Domingo are really and
honestly in faysr of annexation. No one
attempted TO refute the idea that if we
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ing for work, or Piegan woman with the
soldier at her throat-with uncompromising
pre-Raphaeitism of detail. Whereupon we
dance &C our calico ball, and hand over the
befrilled gowns; we eat creams at the straw
berry festivals, or rattle the prizes at the
fancy bazaar, and thereafter glow with
righteous virtue. We have stood on the
same plane with poverty for one day in the
year, have helped wipe its soiled feet with
our laced napkin. We are worthy to be
His children who said, 'Inasmueh as ye did
it to the least of these, ye did it unto me"
If Heaven has given us children for whose
well-being of body and soul we shall be held
accountable some day, we are apt, if we
make pursuit of business or fashion, to deal
with the little burdens after the Imperial
fashion of Vienna. We are careful that their
costume shall be picturesque, medieval or
otherwise; we pay for having them taught to
dance, fence, use the dumb: bells, speak
French, and chatter of dozen hslf-under-
stood sciences; if we are very conscientious,
we send them to a Sunday or church
to be taught religion, and then we tie thirty
pieces of silver about their necks and send
them out into the world, washing our hands
and saying, 81 am innocent of the blood of
this man.
Religion has long been fashionable, and
penitenoe classicaly severe may be said to
have become the ruling style in vogue of
late. Eugene OrueIeu IdoSlOu Ncoh 10 D6
observed in the chapel of the Tuileries,
without boBnets, the heavy Spanish man.
tila expressing humiliation better, to which
some of the more devout court ladies, we are
told, added 6Oufante trains of black tulle
Pearls and diamonds were worn, but no
colored jewelry." We also, in our humber
fashion, keep the fasts. No balls or weddings
are admissible during Lent in circles which
desire to be correct in the mode. We have
sll of us, too, our favorite preacher of charity,
! whose cause we defend a E0,ttrdnce against
all assailants. We bewail ourselves of our
sins in concert on Sunday, and during the
week feel free to devote ourselves to the de-
tails of the last murder trial and decide upon
the sins of our neighbors. There is an old
story of woman who was a sinner, but who
out of her great love washed the Saviour s
feet with her tears and did wipe them with
the hair of her head. But other times, other
manners. That was not the same foot-wash-
| ing as ours
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Hoy NOTICE Is HEKEBY GIVEN, IN
accordance with the provisions of the existing
of Assembly, that meeting of the commissioners named
in an act snstIed %An At 70 Incorporss the PR0rEo
in the city Of approved the 18th day of
A. ID 1852 and supplement thereto approved the 26th
the l5th Gay Of June a. D. 1870 At No. iss s. SEVENTH
the capital stock will be opened and the other
taken requisite to complete the organization. l3 I'm
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SHIPPIN G. NE VS..
Ala,anac for New York-Thi, Dsy.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL y, 1870.
CLEARED.

seamshp Palmyra (Bp. Watson, Lvsrpoo via Queens.
Guon. '
steamship Iowa tBr), ovens,one, Glasgow-Henderson
Steamship Tennessee Chichester Charleston R Morgan
GCo. ~ 80"
Ship Great Western, Cunningham, LiverpooC HMarshal
Ship Oliver Cromwell tBr, Harwood, Loudou--E Nor
Bark Ravensbourne (Br, Cooper London Peabody, VIII
lis & Co. N'' wa"
Bark Fury, Wilson, Gibraltar and Malta H sprague
Bark Cardenas Lundberg Havana-J j. Ward a On
Bark Boomerang (Br), Crichton Glace Bay-Miller 4
Houghton. ' ''
Bark Norma tBr) Gilmore, st John NB-G Cook
. Brig ~ Kennedy. Refill, Gibraltar for orders-N /, Me-
Cready Co. W.
Brig Aquidneck. Bigley. Havana D Hur,but q IN
Brig Alta yela, Reid, Whining gton-- alsh Field 4 Wav
, Brig Shaw (Br), Hersey, ashngton, NC-Bovd 4
BiDcken. NoJu ="
Brig Emma, Smart, BOSTON, ash, Field Way
Schr MoIie Pluinmer, Para--C Ludman Co.
schr Pilots Bride Batchford, st Johns, PR Miller 4
Houchton. 4'"e'
Schr s Nickerson Parsons, Baracoa-B j wenburc
Schr Jos Baymore, Burdge, observation-disclosures Bestic
schr Gettysburg, Corson, Chareston-N L. McCready e
schr Sea Bird, Hogan, Nchmond-van Brunt & slaabt
Schr Mary Mankin Tyler, Baltimore Van Brnnt q Ssyht
Schr More Light Bradford CaaisJ Boynton's Son q "a
Schr i Grozier. Sweet Wellaeet-E Cfowcll. " W.
Schr Eta Sylvester, Person, Proyincetown.- -E Croweu
schr l. Thompsou, Hull, New London -Fernuson &
Wood. '"@"''1
Schr julia Ann. Wells New Haven-Rackett n Bro
schr Garinnd, linsley, New Haven-Rackett AZ Bro,
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Philadelphia
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ARRIVALS.


RkPORTED BY TUE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship China r, Macaucy, Liverpool April 10 and
Queenstown i7th with indse and 42 passengers 10 @ e.
Francklyn. "
Steamship Alaska, Gray, Aspnwan April 49, with mdse
mails passengers and treasure to the Pacific Mail
Co. 18th ns at 10 S0 AM, lat 49, Ion "a % spoke steam
ship Arizona, hence for Aspinwau.
Seamship Cleopatra, Phillips Vera Cruz April g. sisa
10Th and Havana 18th, vim Hampton Roads 25t with mdse
and passengers to Alexandrek Sons Pnt Hampton
Roads In distress before rcporcd towed 10 bis
port by steamship Saratoga.
Steamship Regulator, Pennington, Wilmington NC. with
mdsc. to } Lorlarr.
- Steamship Saratoga. Couch, Richmond, CITY Point and
norfolk, with dse and passengers TO the Old Dominion
Steamship Co Towed TO this steamship Cleopatra from
Vera Cruz Havana &c. which put into Hampton Roads in
distress tbefore reportedL
j LorllaYd. - ' w
Ship Ella Thnyer fof Batb) Thompson Cardiff IS days.
with railway iron, TO Elwei Co. Game the middle
passage, ami had light variable weather.
BARK 1iorg,a iAus Medsnich, Bordeaux q days, with
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CARDIFF, April ls-Arrlvsd, Lizzie wyman Gammsgs,
Hs,s sss dSs 5 pr
@ HS"s Syss Atlantic
Cleared ls,h . Europa ,Ssr FS,son' Rlo JansIro
cepnsuAsKs, April ARRIVED, India, Kodstrom, New
CALCUTTA. April 9-Arrved, ship VIM Ross, Ross Liv-
Sailed from sausor March II, Robinson crusoe Mcleod.
DIAL, April A-sausd, City of Hamilton. Philips arom
FxISogrl' April ii-In port Albert Devils, Devils from
Asss s.ss, c,ss SSs.t ,
dslphis iath Noah, Nielsen NYork fsdder JANSEN Phi
GiEsfrxusDR, April io-Anlved. British Lion. Cooke,
od CLEARED 1cr fPr ''0 o'''A
HAVE HAyGE. April ls-csared, Hacyon. Work. cardin and
HELyoTT, April ls Arrived Dacre. aroundwaier' NYOrk;
HAMDURe, April H-Arrived, cardenas, Keller, carde-
psaksa Vera Cruz foT Yyosk ssin; Garposa, kemb'e'
Arrived at do goth, steamship MORO Castle, Adams, New
MHgy Nsan & caiss Nssa 81 s
Dominion (Br) White, Philadelphia; schr Laura Bell from
ISLE wIeHr.-oT l4th, Golden Horn, Cutting, from
IIyEafoo1, xpril ii-xrrived Armada, Lscraw NYork.
Mortimer Henry Sanford, Dasphy, PhiadeipSia AUS
$ . Ss Ss
AND smith,
Cleared 18th, Arzilla, Durkee NYork; Yumur Moran,
Boston Macaulay Rodgers Baltimore; Margaret Suther-
En is CRUSADER Saa Jsns Nyo Hampton Court
Grh1ns savannah; Prussian cd Dutton, Quebec; impe
MsySssS i SiS $3.50 Pm. cold.rsam, from
LoNDoN, April 1s-Ent out, Daniel Webster, Browne,
Sailed from Gravesend 18th, Elizabeth Gushing, Colby.
Boston.
LONDONDERRY, April l5-sailed, Minnehaha, McGrath,
LowEsroyr. April lso, Galveston Heidorn, from Brs.
LAaUAYRA, April s-In port bark John Boulton (Br',
MOvfiLE, April %-Arrved steamship Peruvian, Smith,
Portland april 49, for Liverpool (and proceededl
MEssINA April S-sailed Lenoir, Lenoir, NYork 7th'
| malta xprii ARRIVED, Armenia, Harding, NYork.
| MALAGA April lo-Arrived brig Charlotte Buck, Go,
MAYAaurz. April s-Arrived. brig Ceta (Br), Hopkins
In port sth brig Cora (Br Henderson, for Baltimore ldg
NEWPORT, April l3Arrved Merchant, Sprague, Havre.
PANAMAa April is-Arrved, steamship Constitution, Ca
Sailed ilth steamships Costa Rica Dow, Central America
| 18th, Montana, Msnry, San Francisco.
pu 18th. City OF London Ss) Ibbis NYork tApr i6j for
Liverpool and proceeded; 27th The Queen t Thomson
NYork april ~ for Liverpool; Aeppo @ Browne, NYork
Sailed 18th, Lucibele, Foster, London; 16th shatcmuc
In port 18TH Gen Birch Amundsen from Francisco.
Le,st NYork april ~ tor Bremen land proceeded.
| SMYRNA, April ARRIVED, Nornen, Helgesen, NYork
ST CROIx April l-In port bark Antelope for Nfork In
sT JOHN, NIB. April 2s-Anived bark Arethusa Gillian
| Sligo. -.
| VALpARAGso March l2-saied, ship General windham
| tBrl Conner, Puget Sound.
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once, but wiz he assigned to other important duties
With which he n familiar.
F0RTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
SENATE.
second Session.

WASHINGTON, April "a, l67p
gIILs REPORTED AND INTRODUCED.
Mr. EpMusDe, (rep., OF VT, from the Judiciary Com
mee reported bill the removal Of in certain
cases from State courts United States courts,
other purposes The bill provides that whenever any
In any civil or criminal suit be pending any of
any person. in whicA suit person
intend make any defence based the authority OF
law of United States of department gov
with prescribed forms to have suit
Circuit Court OF she United States for district
which II Is pending.
Mr. HAMLToN ldc,n.) OF Nd introduced biu to extend
until July, s35 the letters OF patent issued Richard NJ.
Hos- Refeyredio the Cominfstee Patents.
Mr.. hCDoNALD, lrep.) OF Ark from the Comm ee
Terrtoren reported with amendments the bill organize
under Territorial govern ment
Mr. TRUMBuLt, Uep.) OF ILL.,, from the Judiciary
mttee, made report fixing the time for the election OF
and delegates in the Congress Of the United
States postporing ndenfe the Senate bills and
OF the House bill on the subject
. CLAIMS OF SOUTHERN LOYALIsrs
Mt fRATT ep OF Ind leave then addressed the
aye upon the principle involved In the bill for the settlement
OF claims Tor and comnssary stores furnished
during the late lie argued that the government
bound upon consideration OF usce and honor TO
ensate loyal Southern claimants for property taken for pub
lie use.
Mr. MoCREERy (dem) of Ky., followed In support of
amendment 10 the bill to all claims, without reference to
tionof the term 10 mean solely devotion to party
At hapast two O'Clock the bill laid aside and the
calendar was proceeded with, when number Of private
bills passed.
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KREMIIN, from Aspinwall for Cenfuepos before
the following day mp became total loss Tbe
captain and crew a. Old Providence in the ships
report om Ss
Mayo Rocks, entrance to that haIbor ="
sonR EMMA-Capt Hall, late Of schr Emma from New
s %s: that
sr oa ss on Te decks and in minutes
in the sms! boat when the kerosene gunpowder be-
and
the ship Kate Prince Capt Howes, and 10 New or.
ae on The 5 erred ss built
scHR vANoLEAF, Jones, from Philadelphia for -
before reported the Ice Breaker, Lewes Del was re-
turning to Philadelphia AM 9th inst.
MISSING VEssEL-Thc schooner Nav of Parrsboro Nc
No 1904 Coats from Liverpool for boston, with cannei
COAL sailed from Queenstown Sept a. and since been
was we Tsmsass a.
Miscellaneous.
Purser Mallory OF steamship Alaska, from Aspnwal has
LONDON. April 27-The bark Howard from Cork for Nev
YORK. was Obliged put back to Queenstown
The steamer danges sailed from the Thames to-day, with
76l emgrants, for Canada. - ~
Notice to Mariners.
Bsoy Ua S ssh E9 Of s the
the westward OF Norwak islands, OF their stations have
been 80 tor the past two weeks.
Whalemen.
arrived AT Honolulu prior TO 9Th inst Emily Morgan with
Sailed from do prior sth Seneca Europa, and Benz
Arrived at Bermuda 18th iust Addison Cornell with
a 5 s. "a. VII e ,na K A5c tie
spoke % m Feb ".
ship Com Morris Borden cleared at New Bedford ssn inst
.ns as rs 81 SS Ss from mat. ..ssnd
subsequently arrived at Rio Janeiro.
s w G N M b Is ss g. sn no as E. lat
BsTs Esa.ilu: smith Of NP $. Catherine. Feb l.
Bark Greyhound Allen, Of Wespor., Mahs Banks
Tayo oe 'o Hoss o Hole Arrived o
cension March IA, and sailed day TO cruse not
Schr Express Handy Of Marion, Barbados March e.
reports having taken 20 bbs more oil since last repol6
spoken Feb lat 80 50 g, Ion 40 4s W. bark Corning.
April 90 lat 3s 0s, Ion 49, bark Seine Smith of NIB cru
ing; oil ~ last reported.
Ship sumter keene Pensacola for Montevieo April Il,
Ship aSpf "a UFs M from Liverpool fo'BnckspO Me- April
Bark Drigo Staples, from Liverpool for Bombay April
echr Geo Mexican, Townsend, from tor jamaica April
Foreign Ports.
ANTwERr April 13-saled, Eureka, Holloway, NYork
AUCKLAND, No, FEB l4-Arfved, bark Nered, Bearse
San Francisco. e'
Asr1NwALI April leIn port bark Bolivia, Chapman for
BREaERnAvES, April 12-saied, Heimsth. Ianoe. N.w
York. New York e' Nordenho!dt, do; Frankfurt s barre
BoRnEAgx, April-saed from Royan 18th, S. Bernard,
BARCELONA, April 9-Arr1ved, Pepiua Umbcrt Cbay,e,.
ton Ceniro de Esportacon Ferre New Orleans llth
BoanAy, March a. Arrived, Daveland Graves, Maur..
tins; 23d, Sapphire. Sdcrs Liverpool
SAILED aath, Wolfvine Coulter, baker's Island
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ROCHESTER April 27, 1870.
BY an early hour this morning the hotels were
filed with delegates to the Democratic Judicial Con-
venton. Many republicans were also in the city
awaiting the assembling Of their convention to-mor
row. The New YORK and the legislative delegations
which left Albany at half-past twelve O'Clock last
night id not arrive until halfpast ten O'Clock this
morning, the train being. detained 10y q slight acc-
dent
Tho Convention Called TO Order.
AT half-past twelve O'Clock, s. j. Tiden, Chairman
OF the Democratic State Central Committee called
the Convention TO order and proceeded to cali atten
ti0n to the Importance OF the action about he taken
mere to-day and especially, he SAID. as the tic ket
here nominated Ia TO be elected. will the
action be important lie elucidated This point ut
some length. He Claimed that the democracy OF the
State, ever since the adoption Of the constitution,
had given administration OF urlsts entirely pure
and above suspicion even, and it will continue to do
so. lie closed by nominating Hon. Hiram Cray OF
Chemung, for President Of the Conve nlon which
was carried by acclamation.
REMARKS OF JUDGE GRAY.
Judge Gray, upon being conducted to the chair,
was greeted with loud applause and said--
Gentlemen Of the Conventon--I ought not, DO
% a q & s. called hs,s e
ps poss Sr great actively IL
began (cheers Ny ors. vote for the PresIdency
css or General Jackson, and have Kept along that
ne OF safe precedens from that time present
Laughter and spplnnse) need to you Of what,
IN my Judgment your duties upon this momen.
uon OCCASION. IL has been well stated. Clearly
M s'eu, 70 such manner that msunderstand By
sne Chsiran OF the Central Committee Of State, have
only now TO ask about among the members ,be
9S looking 70 their legal Qualifications you have
Iookipg lno their antecedents and learning their
oi ana position the subject organic
lions y organic law arise great between
lawyers oi the TWO great parties, ron win care.
luy c9uuer tne lualcaons OF fde candidates YOU
SNAIL pscs before the people And trust you viii place
he eonaderse and snpo Of e%Sndldas % as viii command
OFFICERS ApPoINTEDS
The following officers were appoinlea;-
V,ce Presidenis
First Judicial disrrct--Magnus Gross aul Michael
ConaoliS.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BRANNAN-WAy.-On Monday, April %, at Trinity
church, New York city, by the Rev. Dr. Morgan DIX,
ID. D.. Brevet Major General JOHN M. BRANNAN,
of William J. Way OF Savannah, Ga.
CARY--HENDERSON.-On Tuesday, April %, al
Zion church, Little Neck, by the Rev. Henry NJ
Beare, assisted by the Rev. DR.. Carpenter Smith,
WILLIAM NJ CARY Esq.,, of WhitestOne, to JESSIE S.,
youngest daughter OF John Henderson, ESQ.,, of Flush
ing, L. l. No cards.
DALY-OARROL---On Tuesday, April 26, at ST.
Paus church, West Filty-ninth street, by the Rev.
Father Spencer, JOHN DAILY, of Brooklyn, to Miss
of the late Captain Wm Carol, Of Queenstown Ire
land.
GENET-HYATT.-On Tuesday evening, April 26 at
the residence OF the BRIDES grandfather, Dr. W. Fl.
Hyatt, by the Rev. George Anderson, CHARLES w.
GENET TO Miss MAGGIE E. HYATT All of this city.
MCDERMOTT-NOIAN.-O Sunday, Aprll "a, by the
Rev. Father TreanOr, MICHAEL J. MCDERMOTT to
Mrs. NARY NOLAN, both Of this city. No cards.
SMIT TH-CARvER.-On Tuesday evening, April &C.
in the Hanson place Baptist church. Brooklyn, by
Rev. George +. PentecOst, HAYWARD SMITH to IDA
r. CARVER, both of that city.
SPROwL-EDwARDs.-OnT Tuesday, April g. at the
AnthOn Memorial church, by the Rev. James ThOm-
son, EDWARD G. SPROwI, OF Brooklyn, to JESSIE S.
eldest daughter Of the late Captain George Edwards
OF New York.
San Francisco papers please copy.
Rev. II. L. E.. Pratt, at st. Mary's church, Staten
lsland Mr.. WILLIAM TOEL to Miss ADELAIDE H.,
daughter OF Mi. Charles @. Taber.
Plllladelphia papers please copy.
WAY-ADAMS.-On Tuesday, April 20, at the rest
dence OF the brides mother by the Rev. A. b. Car
ter, W. II. WAY, NJ D., OF Louisville, Ky to SUSAN
T., daughter OF the late b. J. Adams.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ ~>NN~>
held sTs.
That the members Of this DO pledge
Hall the timehonoed institution of democracy; and be t
Resolved accept and acknowledge tho leadership Of
Mr.. Nicholas Muller Chairman of General Commitee To-
v.. JOHN KELLY, Vice President.
BUTCHERS AND PACKERS REFRIGERAroR, CHILL.
ea on DoDaH VARlN a. o
2SS Beecker street, New York.
CoRNs CURED FOR FIFTY CENTS EAcH-BUN1oNs,
EcE sSs 1--WE sSsnns ss
NO MORE MEDICINE 10000 CURES, WITHOUT,
syeI. coughs asthma debility
fs'; Es;::s. :ss. EsS:..s Il ii i lbs sa
l6s William street, n Y, ali druggists and grocers
p ROsTRATToN PLAYED OUT.
vioen. purgatves emesc savants sterins and bleed.
ing have had their day
The sick longer be persuaded best way 70
them destroy little strength that disease has
left them.
Dyspepcs instead dosing themselves with Epson .as1
aloss coycinh, aap powerful cathartc tone
their digestive organs regulate their bowels with HOS.
TETTER's STOMACH BITTERs
Persons of bilious habit instead of throwing the whole
glandular system into of morbid irritation with mer-
cura poison seek reef IT, in the operation that
wholesome vegetable Alternative upon the dsordered liver
Nervous sufferers tremuous, weak and Respondent re
cru their energies course of the great In
vigoran and bless the day the aduerated liquors OF
fectly efficient and entirely harmless.
Travellers by land rejoice possession Of an
agreeable corrective which protects them the evil
effects malaria sickness and from the disturb
Ing influences of changes temperature and change OF
water.
The weak and deblitated their strength return
and their spirits bracng appetzng, gently
exhisratng action
1t is the only smulant which cautious physicians
conscienousy delicate health
the aged and decripd
There is not city, town or settlement on the American
continent, recognized household remedy,
and safeguard against epdemcs and In Short whenever
there intelligence, prudence common sense osteers
Stomach Bers is pronounced a standard specific. for
which, the whole range pharmacy there is no substitute
or equivalent
rNHE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK OF
BRoSaEs, tEocSs EAss AN5 SHS PEATEp Pi1lSMSs s@ARr
VIII be removed by
Messrs. NICOL h DAVIDSON,
spG @ N No. @ S4Se s w :
sTanged ready for sale by Monday, May g.
f. V. HAU1HwOUT Il CO.
THOMAS r. AGNEW, $50 GREENWICH STREET,
New York, has reduced the prices of Teas, Conces
gars, Flour and all kinds of Groceries, Moasses and
sions to the gold standard
TRY BAsSFORDs
Celebrated Nonparel Refrigerators, best and cheapest
Only depot,
Bassford, Cooper Institute.
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BELOW,
SAILED.

Bark Cummings iBr), Hookway, from Antwerp March
ID with mdse, to De Wolf Co (by pilot boat James
EIwell, No7) "