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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23

The originator of this wonderful medicins
claims g. nave dsse 8sered aai conbta~d a.
iars"D.y al .fafase's laaste eso,ef,;sn s,ed,
me ny,iIeiEe. TIE e,iarace ol this tact l.
it'Hud IA the variety al mort oh-'inaje dls,ascs
shich has b.rn found e. congagr. In tb
81 Eto"shnt=, Ssress s"eyhs. ahd the eat >
Il. yrss 81 f,sasHs.t.tsoR, II has astOhishrd TIL
medical faculty. aud hundred. of tLe best pity
-tcIans pr 'nsaneu i the greate,t mcd'c.i 'fss
-,rrrs of fAe a,te. VI htis IL cu,es the severe
C9uxL,, IL siren& thens The :, sie.a ahd Frbiiivs
FAt~ blood. Ey ~ yrrut and fhvrvaJ4 bkt,ar
y.uF;Ty;sy pr"p.rf9es IL curcs aU Trmnss irom fhc
sSar,t .ces5 sia t" ou1rin,n bJ"frA Ffmpie 81
E,sjf.es. AtFrur,al diseases. Mineral p"lsons
~yrt,t,lIlr atd Ncneria. Diseases, and thcIr Ell
fct.ts ara cslfi.,ai..i ,at vigorous h.etitA aud
.oHad constitution established. Ery~fp.ias, !>ah
Eh.aps S.qaid Head. Fer.r Sores. .>enfg
Roasb >kis III short ali the numerous disease
caused by bud bt"pd, are conqaere by this
powerful. purifying ansi iHvis"raiiug medicine.
For "Lir.r tompiuiat. Eiit'.Hs Disoraers and
Ha5disai tvnst,geat;"H, II has Iroduoed hun
ircjs "f perfect agd permanent cures where
other medicine had failed.
The proprietor oiiers 500 reward for . meai-
s.iae tina; v i'll equal i, in abe of the diseases
t"r whirh 1t - Recommended. BE" are "f roam
l.ts a, a srurfii.as ,4tifafion. Sec that my Gov
trnment stomp. which Is a poSittrc 9Hara"te1 u
.gcaaIsettss. il u,ssu the out-i,ie wrapper IilS
medicine il said ~ Ds"ygisss 20 "1c d"tiar PR
b,tsle. Prepared ty Il. Y. PIERCE ". D., sole
Proprietor. at his chemical Laboratory, lS.
~eua.a street, Buffalo, y. \. Jane 3d, Bun.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23
A Glorious Change II
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

T'Eais wonderful vegetable
restorative is the saacct-:Rfa-
claor oG ssac feeble ;sraR tacssiii-
tateGa. As "a tcsafc and cGraiseI
for tgsc aged s2ssta l;aesgEIiS1, e
sas IsO cGts:sl among stoKn-
aciaics. AS "a remedy for the
r2crvogzs weakness TO WHICH
women are especially SSzo-
iect, IL is supcrscssirng every
other stiTaassEslTsf. Kn Rsa 0Ai-
mates, tropical, temperate
or frisiss, it Sscts ns "a specIhc
IL, every species Of disorder
,ya,;c,s undermine sHac bodily
strength sassd breaks GOWN sase
animal spirits. For sale Dy
all Druggists.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23
Relative Rank Of Cities.

The cities of New York, Philadel.
phia and Brooklyn maintain the same
relative rank as to population that they
did in 1860. There has been consider
able shifting Of places, however, among
these that now constitute the remalo der
of the twenty foremost cities of the
Union.
During the las. decade St Louis has
asceudsa the sca.e from the eighth TO
the fourth.
Chicago, in similar proportion,
changes from ske siR.h TO she Stth.
BaltiRsore, which in 1860 WAS the
fourth, retrog-adss 10 the sixth.
Boston pnrsues the same direction
from the fifth to the 7th.
Cincinnati resires step from the
ee-e-.h shs -ightn.
New Orleans falls back from the
sixth to the ninth.
San Fraacisco, taking a noble for.
ward leap, vaults from the ffteen:h to
the tenth
Buffalo Iags behind from the tenth
to the eleventh.
Washington makes a stride from the
fourteenth to the twelfth.
Newark, New Jerseys thriving me.
tropolis, drops, nevertheless, from the
eleventh TO the thirteenth.
Louisville, twelfth in rank in 1860
is now assigned the fourteenth.
Cleveland, four steps forward, mounts
from the nineteenth TO the fifteenth
Pittsburg alone retains the same re-
lative rank now as then, the sixteenth
Jersey City rises from the twentieth
to the importance Of the seventeenth
Detroit recedes from the seventeenth
to the eighteenth.
Milwaukee from the eighteenth tc
the nineteenth
Albany, which was ten years age
the thirteenth, now takes the old place
of Jersey City, twentieth.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23
Baby's Santa Claus.

Amt Santa Taus funny man?
Doin' round at night,
Puts his spec tics on his eyes,
An sees widout a yight.
Down the chimney he does tum
Wiv books and toys many;
Dolls an tops an title dums,
An ever tind of fanny.
He has bastet on his arm,
Anozer on his back 8;
And dey's as full of pity sings
As ever dey tan pack.
An he does round to ever house,
An at ever door he's stopp'n,
To div somefin to ever one
That has hand up his stottin.
But my stottin was so berry title,
Last time be tum
Dat / didn't dit any sing
But one bid suder plum.
But I'll dit more dis time, yoa bet,
Ny dear old Santa Taus;
For steld of hania' my tile sot up,
I'm doin' to han up Mas.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23

THE GYPsIEs.-The Gypay Parlia,
ment, which meets once every seven
years, and consists of delegates from all
the countries of Europe, is expected to
assemble soon near Consta1t, in Ger
many. The king Of this nomadic race
10 one Joseph Reinhard, who has
reached the venerable age Of ninety
eight years. He has had seven wives,
and is the father of forty-fve children
Our American idea of the whole Gypsy
tribe is rather unfavorable. They are
regarded generally as set of horse and
chicken stealers, as few in number, and
without organization or government
1T is with some surprise, therefore, that
we fipd that there are in Spain about
10000 of these Gypsies; in England
more than $4,000. while Austria has
$4,000, and Moldavia and Wallachia
are the chosen homes Of nearly 100000
more. Their religion has been the sub
ject Of much unsatisfactory discussion
Perhaps the Hindoo saying, "that there
arc seventy-two religions and half in
the world, the half being the religion
of the that's (or Gypsies)," comes as
near correct definition as any.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23

POLICIES ARE NOT FORFEITED in
the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company by
failure 10 pay the Premium when due. bat are
continued ii force by The Non For EIEiT { RE
Law II the State of Massachusetts,.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23

sxvr,r Premiums all Cash-Age. - ;
plan. Ordinary Eptluwmer'. rayahle at The
-. ~ 30 one Annual Premium will e"n
tinus policy in force as "A Frrm P"i'ey'
nearly : ycars. ar wears aud a@3 days
ExturtF: Premiums all tash--AEe' - :
Plan. Ten Year End .wuse"'. Tt>nhf" ~ the
are nf Is: one Annual Premium sill cot
tinoc policy IN force ~ Term Foiiey'
years.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23
REMARnABLE:
Eight Hundred Worms Expelled

think II public hcnedi to make the ful-
lowing statement. that / have been afflicted for
two years with constant pains in the stomach
md in fact, pains MI over my body: no ap.
netise. AMI let me eat what would 1t aiways
,'ut rne in distress No medicine would re.
ave ne and | grew worse and worse nnt,l
now | am "A mere skeleton. Nobody could tell
Ine what was the matter with me. until can
suited hr. j +. p. Van Den Bergb. in Selr,n.
Oregon, and be tuld rue | WAS afflicted with
"orms. and they were the cause ot all my
misery and pains | took the Ductnrz meli.
cine, and be expelled 6nD worms from me.
They are like Loacbes. with long tails aud
mea.ure fr"m one 10 one and one ha3f inches
in length only took six little powders. aud
they brought the worms in four hours time
al those afflicted wishing 10 m. can find
me at sam Renlet's stable, Salem Oregon
Y. CRAIG.
Subscribed and sworn to hefore me this 9Th
day Of Sept. 1871. J. j, MUPHY. J. p,
Said worms can he seen at DR.. J. Z. p Van
Den Bergh's Office, Cherncl eta Hotel, Salem.
A CARD.
DIR. j. p ?. VAN DEs BERGu Dear Sir I
deem it my duty t. make the following state
mfnt For the last three years have been
suffering with constant gnawing pain and n
quivering sensation in ny stomach also pain
In my chest and heart, my food would rot di
gest aud was so nervous that with difficulty
could follow my occupation. which has been
mere IN Salem ior the past ten years, ns prac-
teal dentist In fact from the constant eain
and misery had wasted away to n mere shell
et6n. had been dOet"rlng great deal with
out auy benefit, and believing there was no
help for me but To lnger on until death would
relieve all my suffering. Some Of my friends
thought | had worms and bad better SEQ Dr.
Van Den Bergh. lie told me mt once that
worms were the cause of all my troubles, so he
gave eme D smalland tasteess powders and in 4
hours about 700 worms, from one inch 10 one
and one bali inches long, caame away from rne
that day, aud the following night some more
came, nnh now | am happy to say / feel like
another man again, and am gaining strength
from day to day. IL. SMITH, NJ. ID.
Salem, Oregon, Sept. 23d, 1871.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23
TO TEE EsUTT,ge.

A Ii KINDS OF WORK, SEWING,
"a Washing and Ironing, &c, done by Mrs
Burnett on short notice and on reasonable
terms. All orders left at the house. sontb- west
part of Dallas, will be Immediately attended 10.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23

ExAMrfr: Premium 80 per cent. Note-Age.
-: Pan. Ordinary Endowment. payable at
thr a te ut So nns Annual Premium viii
continue policy in force Term Policy
about years
ExAuPLH: Premium 10 per cent Note--Age.
80 i; Plan, Teu-Icar Endowment. payable NJ
the age ur i5 One Annual Premium viii
continue policy in force as a Term Policy
about years.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23
Another Great Slaughter /.

We think it our duty to make the follrwing
statement III hopes it may do some good to sick
children Our child had been sick for some
time. Thinking all the time our little one was
troubled with worms We tried many doctors and
great many remedies without any relief.
some neighbors told us we should GO aud try
~, nr. aan Den Bergh, the worm doctor in Salem,
We did so and he gave us one botttle or his
celebrated Worm Syrup and after giving the
neaicine, to our great astonishment about 500
worms passed away from our dear child. aad
now, thank heaven she is well again
|. d. uRIZZLE.
Salem, Oregon, Oct. I'D 1871.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23

The Secretary of the National Union
Executive Committee has called meet
ing of that body, to take place in
Washington the l1th of January, to
select the candidate for President and
Vice President, to be voted for at the
next election, and also to draft plat
form embodying the principles Of the
National Union Republican party.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23
} THEY ARE NOT A VILE ::
r a NJ v DRINK, p

Made cf Pocr Rum, Whiskey, Proof
Spirits and Refuse Liquors doctorcd, ,spiced
asd Bwcetened to please the taste. called Tom
ics,"" Appetizerp,'' " Restorcrs,' &C., that lead
tie tippler on to drunkenness and ruin bat are
a true Medicine, made from the Native Roots and
Herbs OF California, free from all Alcoholic
Stimnlnnis. They are the CIR REAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRIS-
CIpf.E perfect Rcnoyator aad InyiGorator of
tac System. carrying OF all poisonous matter ard
restoring tic blood TO healthy condition. No
person can take these Di.tcrs according to direc-
tloa aad rcraa.a long uawell.
Far Inil;,Elu::ory and Chronic Rhcu-
fnat!nn aud Gouf, Dyspepsia ar Indi-
gesi!ou, Bilious, RcuEiTtcnt and Inter-
raiticnt Tcvcrs, Diseases Of the Blood,
Liver. Kidneys. md bladder. these Bit
ters Lavs becl most successful. such Dis
cases arc caescl - yiiiatcd Blood. which
IS generally rroaaccl by arrangement Of tho
Digestive Organs.
~DY~PEpssfA on IEDiGESTfOS.
JIesAaaac. Pan "a the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
nezs or the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Ernc.atlons OF
the s.1faacA, Fad taste 81 tlle Mouth Bilious At
tac..s. I2.p.tetion Of the Heart, Inflammation OF
tie Euers. PAIN IN t,c egions ofthe Kidneys. and
hundred ot:lcr pasaiui symptoms, arc the or
fir.a@so of Dyspepsia.
r. yiaviSora.e the stomach ard stimulate the
to-pldlyer AID bowel wgic., tender them or un-
:
irnaartics. aad .mpartilE new life and vIgor TO
tlse whole syBte-n.
FOR SKIN DTSEG IS, Ernptions. .Tette-.
salf i.iesga, B.otcacs. Spots, Iinplcs, Pustulcs.
10 "a. .CarSancles, Rlng- Worms, scsliIiead. Sore
Eyes. TrySii elas Itch, ScaT1s, piscoloratlons Of
the skin, Eaaors and Diseases oftbc Skin, OF
whatever name or nAtnrs. arc literally dug up
anI carried oat of th1 system in s short time by
tl.s zsc OF these Bttftrs. oae bottle In such
cas1s VIII convince tc most incredulous OF their
curative Effects.
Cleanse the YItFa;ei Blood whenever you End
Its Impurities bursting through the SKIN In rinl-
pies, Irup;ioas or Sores clcSnse 1t when you
ind IL ohstrueted snd Elusgish IN the veins;
cleanse It wfsn it is f1uI. and yonr feelings viii
tell you wien. Keep t9c blood pure and the
hrasfa 81 tsa s~s.ern viii follow.
PIN. TAPE aal other WORMS. lurking in
THE system 81 so rasny Thousands are efectuaily
destroyed aud moved. For fail directions, rad
carefully the circular around each bottle.
J. JYALKgg. Proprietor. Il. II. MCDONALD g
CO. Druggists ana Cen Agents. saa Francisco,
Cal. nad g aal 81 Conme-ee Street. New York.
SOLD rY All, DprGGrs-s AND DEALERS.
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ELY N UTUAL.
aeivs al q Ea 81 ~ Ese E1re d
a EsRlssa lily.
CONTRIBUTION PLAN,

AND APPLIED AFTER Tng SECOND PAYMENT
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4 Loan of 40 per cent. vi, en- Desired.
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j. j. MURPHY. ]. p.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
maps AND MIsHAPs.

Deaths in Brooklyn last week, III.
Julius Schafer. age 2, was choked to deata, last
evcn ne st No I0l A.ensL, by sgaloT .1s cent
Frederick Schiller. are y, fell down three flights
Of stars yeetiy, A. 70 5i5 fras' aal vas sa 'HIil
co,nr,I q Davis. are g. was fouud insen.ible last
IN the biz residence, No j. bon4si liz was taA~H
tsteg iffo he house and died 10 few mDs.eA
Patrick Royce, age 50, who. was found lnse1sl-
., % Srt n erce No 84 FauaJt. d,i eser.i n fl'
P-s Ho9,a lis sAgu fractlr L supposed bJ an accidental
fal.
Peter Raich Of Third-st and Avenue A, and Wm
Ke of seutbf' auI Terih-,ye tn lt il from Gle new |
Al -Four GartecOu yeseAt 40 "cfe a~Sseiou' AZ
iurei Taken 20 Bellevue Hospital
Burglars on Tuesday NIGHT entered the coal
hoc leading tte basement - 10 t Eight lr c intou-. il
cer mo- lie 5rr of j. s. T. Kyi ccteI $1,000 Bol o.
slks hses arJ otter sools and escaped
patrolmen John MlnCum, James Mccormick and
Toro. r.e he VeGt--ulth Precinct wre srralt YteTl
before tle Police fyr filling ?" Observe e burglars vi"
,fol 10000 worth from j. H. Bs store fi ave aL
IT, Narcn They proved that tlfi. beats 30 W
~ u.ur. dstrc IL aso sLo"n hAI We I'A
wstehu a tie store not aNakcle4
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
FLEECING SAILORS.
A BOGUS WARRANT AND A MOCK COURT.

A BOGUS WARRANT AND MOCK COURT.
John Monaghan and John OT00le were ar
rested yesterday charge OF false imprisonment and
swindling On the night OF March 90, Monaghan and
another man arrested Edward Barnes an English sailor,
Mt his clearinghouse, No. 43 Oak-st on bogus war
rant purpOrtng TO be issued from the Marine Court and
charging him with eloniously assaulting Francis Ball on
the high seas. Barnes protested that he had assaulted
no one, but was nevertheless locked up IN Ludowst.
JAIL and on the following day was taken to the Marine
Court In the lobby the party met by John OTooe,
a sailor boardin ghOuse runner who represented himself
as the Judge and listened grayey 10 tho case. Barnes
was kept outside the Court in the rain FOR nearly two
hours when OToOle made his appearance and informed
him that his case would be settled on tho payment OF So
Barnes had only So which he gave 10 o'Tooe with
note for the remaining sO and was thch auoWeu " e
part. .,,,o
lie Informed Capt Alaire OF the treatment he had re-
ceiyed and since that time the officers have been on te
watch for the swindlers. OIOole. VINO Is nOteu one
rator was arrested and held % bail some umc sce io
swmdng three sailors OF the Rp western ChleI OUT OF
427 each by frauduenty inducing them 10 sign ptpcf
which proved 10 he assignment 10 MIN OF lhel pd!'
Monaghan is u sailor boarding house runner, WIN u
character as bad as OTOoles Tie prisoners were COM
init ed by Justice Bowling TO await trial ~ ceiaut oI
5000 bail each Who the third man Wa' docs Aol AZ
pear but there those who believe Llm 10 DO ono ol
tle attaches OF tie Marine Court.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
MUSICAL NOTES.

Miss Anna Mehlig, we are sorry to hear, in
tends shortly TO return TO Europe.
The London Standard says OF Madame Pa
repa Rosa This distinguished vocalist Gately returned
from America after most successful tour was pre-
vented obeying the Royal command TO sing at WhuSo'
at the late Royal marriage, I'm consequence o fos ff
cans advice TO abstain from the exercise OF W.
sion for some months. Madame Parcpa has ia On
her engagement for the present at the ko!ll , l.
era" We have no reason 10 believe tlat her I'M 80 -
serious, or likely 10 interfere with her pl"iS " "
lean campaign.
The organ in the new Royal Albert hali In
london. inst opeuod with extraordinary ceremony IS
said TO be the largest in the world 1t was but by WI"
lis the maker OF the famous organ In 81 ueoIee h"
IivcrnooI and contains about 1900 pipes, ranging III
length from 20 feet 10 inches The pedal organ exehus
from G G TO g. and embraces a registers The cholr
or,n dncIndipg an echo) has 90 registers; the great
organ Ok. the SWELL o5 and the solo organ 2O making
- ~ III stOps besides which there are ~ cOhloa
lions and "a col,pers The Boston organ, Nc IL ny dl
tbc largest In this country, and inferior TO Only I"Oo
three on the continent OF Europe mas &TcBlstVIs u
about b6OO pipes The mechanical draw-stops IN 'ho
American instrument very few, but ARRANGED on
OF combinations can he made with them tNterhhy we
Boston organ feet wide and GO feet lgh' ule iohu
organ GO feet wide and 20 feet high Ihe case OF INC nv
ter * Of very simple design, unusual NUMBER OF inc
pipes being exposed 10 view. Each OF Ihe louI
pipes in the front weighs nearly tun The Wlnd is sup
plied by steam power. An engine OF l3hOrse power
works six pair of bellows and another OF elbhthoiee
power congresses air for operating the pneumatic
valves. The hall in which this gigantic Instrument
stands Will hold about 5000 people.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1871

knocked down David Gillespie oh1 uhne 6oiding him
cinsed with him and threw him Wnle hoiuin6 W, 6iI LII
down they asked hun where bis ISr ,heS Ncad %S let % ESq up
not tell nj Ant but finally sh "a M nd ho led fICm 10
bo cellar Where The body lay Ihey atemhted atae 20 g
| vo,i'., y n ont when Terwlger agllh at'a'h,d
~ Hhu "a, oncr more suhducd and ne ana the holy
t2en VI ered g woman carried out just as the Iooi OK
tG ~ ,ir I'm Mia confession says: went To bed on
sturGax night; got up and lit light ana went TO
.or roam nut my around her meek and began
ntit,c her. she said. Don't choke me-, but said, "
fried 10 choke YOU twice before ANA now Is as good
'tu ,ta az any - she didn't fay anything more and
hLcd nor until she was dead; then took her down 10
NE collar and covered her with two or three banges
t back to he'd didn't sleep; went down to see mother
two or three times In the night; took lamp; IN the
,norunr went the barn and set 10 on lire, because
,hor,f yould burn up the house and mothers body
didn't sci fire 10 the house because IL was stone knew
tine roof would catch from the barn.
Nj Tprv,igcr was 50 yearsOld; her 81. Tie has
been crazy for some past, and many think II very
mrrurn TO have left him at large, he was considered
dangerous.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
THE ULSTER COUNTY MATRICIDE.

The particulars of the terrible murder in
Ulster County are as foows Moses Snyder Terwiiger
lived with his mother Sarah Terwillger near Bruyns-
wick in the of shawangunk Soon after retiring on
Saturday night he went to his mothers bedside
nut his arm around her neck and began choking her.
Sine struggled against him for WHILE but was power
loss i'm his grasp and he held her by the neck until finally
thr breath was chOkcd out Of her aged body Then he
carried the re mains from the room out Of the house and
r,und uroug an outside door into the cellar where
e carefully land 10 down, covered II with blanket and
tTncd Ia bed several times during the night he went
- ,,, cIiar fo examine the body each time returning
a. tad Iafc on sunday morning ne got up, prepared
his breakfast and then pr0ceedo 10 the plI mere ho
brred together lot Of hay ana straw ana placed 10 In
heap by one eide OF the barn. 10 ta' NC sot nFe' aud
tb,. ntr, was totally consumed. Inc sparks IN the
meantime caught the roof Of me house aud
tlnt US soon I'm flames. TINS was about
~ - tn and ,v this time the fire attracted thc attention
of some persons their way 10 cnu'' lH'y at once
nrocccdcd 10 the scene, and Ound thc Dh ,3hsu'hoi
and tue house burning. Attempting 10 ~. ,to 'oi
they found IL locked. Ter Sgrr 10 pohdcd 10 elT tiI
tii i,, thry could not enter They tnid him they
must do So wAen De responded that the} @ u@u. ' a. ~ ;,
the door They proceeded 10 do 70 and ioun1 ne' Wy
ip when Tcrwigcr. VINO stood inside WIN "iSo o"p
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
nnnm1Nrrr ARRIyALs.

st. Nicholas Hotel-Mark Twain or Elnlrai I'M llri,i
Judge J. = Black Of Pennsy and COZ Go o. 81 sm6 bc, ot
AZ Hartford -- BrevoOrt HOusH-EN-to' r'"9" ~
st y, 5, o 7 Marvin OF Albany, and Col = NJ
johnson Of Washington. st. Sd J1T'i II Re@% Consul at
Dr Farbairn OF Ann1ndae, anu ,l ~. ho, 49,, ~ nuf-
aio. and Col W. 3 King Of Mnneso2a aId Va g.
Hote-Thc Ecy. Justin ID. Fulton OF InS,oi ip NJ Me.
ii,istoI M Neu Haven -= Hoffman HOUSE, y" th
Lane of baltimore New-York liotelLJMugss ,to -, ''
Gan of New-Orlea and Judge WOODBURY. Va D'
s DEPARTURES. 49, ,,-,Io,,co.
Sir James Walker, late Governor o. ~ w q pn,irg,
Congressman W. II. Upson OF ono anu ni' VIZ To Rna.i1
vrsier,iay = Coneressmanclect Kellogg Oh ,o1r Nv
cut left FOR Washington last evening ,ii 49, ir hi.
pitcher Comnandant of West Point lcit IIls oS 'Oi ~
most Yesterdny.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
A CUNNING swINDLER ACCIDENTALLY OUT
WITTED
levised attempt to obtain q lot

A cunningly devised attempt to obtain lot
choice liquors and cigars prevented yesterday ar
ternoon only by mere accident. man giving his
name as James A. Merchant jr, entered tho wine-store
OF H. b. Kirk Co., No 80 FuitOn-st, and said he de
sired to purchase for cash. stock OF goods for the bar
room OF a fashionable hotel in WhtestOne J.. l. After
selecting liquors and cigars valued at ss93 49, he drew
his check for that amount Dabney Morgan Co.. and
offered It in payment. Az It was after banking hours,
the check could not be certified and Mr. Krk refused To
take il. Merchant then referred him 10 large n IN
Prarlst. A clerk Immediately sent to TINS
firm 10 see II the check good As
he entered the door he met by man
OF gcntlemanly appearance, who said. Who do
you wish to sect What can do for yOui' The clerk
showed the check and asked II IL good. "Good as
gold" was the reply. This appeared satisfactory, aud
Merchant was allowed To take the goOds lie ordered
the eXpressman 10 drive quickly to the Long Island
boat and left. About half hour after, as Mr. krk
going down West-st., he this fame cXprcssnan
with the goods Thinking something wrong. he ftl-
lowed the wagon until he saw Policeman, when the
e1prcssman arrested and, with his wagon, taken
back the store. lie stated that Merchant, after
he had started ordered the goods TO be driven tO lie
North River side 0f the city, saying that he would send
that lot Of goods To Cdtshil Instead or WhitcstOne
Nothing has since been heard of the swindicr.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

10 the passon or passions supposed 70 possess the char
acer assumed Tho complete identification OF herself
with the widely different characters Of Marguerite and
grand and affecting impcrsouatOns will long be rcmcm
Rcrcd by those Who were privileged TO witness them;
and i'm tbo last act Of Faust richly deserved the
restrained enthusiasm with which 1t Was received by
critical and cultivated audiences"