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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Lospos MONTY MARKHT-LoSpos,, April 100 r.
MConsols closed ga for and y3 for the
securities quiet United States dvetweny bonds
62's, s0s; '65s old, ssss; 67s, %; tenforties sly
FRANKFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., April 19-Evening -
United States vesweny bonds closed e6 s61s for the
issue OF 1851
LIvEnrooL CoTroN MARxEr.-LIvEapooI, April 20
5P. N.-The cotton market closed with q downward
tendency. Middng uplands, I'd. mdding Orleans,
7sd The sale. Of the day have been baes including
aO0 export and speculation. Holders pressing
sales NJ the opening Of the transactions
e0Whcat fla lis 3d. per GENITAL for the highest grades
OF No 90 the lowest grades of No. new red Western
spring. Corn, 23s per quarter for
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIv ERpooL, April
2oEvening Cumberland cut, l2s. 3D.; short rim
middles. as. Sd.
LoNpos PRODUCE MARKsT.-LoNDoN.A April 20--sugar,
sos 3D. per cwt for No. Ia Dutch standard aoa Tai
low 42s ~. as. per cwt Lnseed oil All lOs per
Rosn S. 3D. per cwt for common North Carolina and Ids
for One.
LivgRrooL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LrvrEpooL, April
20-5 r. M.-Pork 72s. 3D. per bbl for extra prime
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP April 20.--Petr Oleun,
4slsE for hne pale American.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, N. y, April 20, ts7l
SUPPLY BILL
taken up the pon, left nighton the
New Capital Commission and appropriation Zoe aprroprar
ton was made $650,000
Mr. CHApxAs moved TO strike out all names OF Commits.
sioners aud leave the Governor 10 appoint all The Commits
soners.
The decided reconsider the naming
put IN by Assembly and already pub
shed necessary, the Senate had adopted those
Mr.. CHAPMAN moved reconsideration. Lost. So the
Commission AS named by the Assembly stands
Mr. kEssspY moved to strike out the OF $4,000 TO bc
paid FOR the Washington relics Lost
Mr.. MURPHY nsert the amendment that print
Mr.. CHAPNAS moved to add that this shall not apply
work already completed. Adoptei-l5 to6
Mr. KENNEDY to give ~ 600 to James Tcrwtiger
titled according to understandings but the Comptroller
M Low opoossd ~ notion and II was lost-Isioi4
Mr. LORD moved several amendments among which wss
n strike 9 the stem e pay Ss s s sss
Henry NJ Williams $4,000 for services as Commssioner 20
Mr. LEWIS poved soo to the Law Library Of the Eighth
Mr. TWEED moved amend, by giving 81 oco to each Of
Mr. extra appropriation 70 the library OF
INC nonS moved 5000 10 The New York Prison Asso
Mr. PARSER moved to insert paragraph 70 pay weed
printing completed and bs s And Was
also that the work duplicated and paid for. .....s
Mr. TWEED moved 70 pay ior on nsd IN the prinnp once
for the State Tie was willing 70 do Whist
Just and right BY Ssss bsy aid parties Who were n
~ habit OF abusing him. he could afford 70 let them abuse
and .1 wo 90 moved for $4,000 build a.
Auburn Carried ,ss.
10 tbs senate Mr. SANFORD moved to the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21

The Yacht Josephine-Continuation of Her
West India Cruise.
The schooner yacht Josephine Of the New York
Yacht Club, which has been making an extended
cruise IN the West Indies during the past winter,
arrived at ST. PIERRE Martinique, on the Goth OF
March, and sailed on the 18th for Cuba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
List Of Vessels Arrived at Liverpool With
American Cotton Cargoes, April 1920.

LIVERPOOL, April 20, 1871.
The undermined vessels arrived at tins port with
American cotton cargoes during yesterday evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21

English Honor to Mr.. Ashbury-1he C0mm0-
dore's Remarks ON the Ocean Cup Contest.
LONDON, April 20, 1871.
Mr.. James Ashbury, having been reelected COM
mOdore Of the Royal Harwich Yacht Club, an
nounces number Of prizes for general competition,
including ocean cup, for which races, he says.
1.-THE Americans are bound to send their champion
vessel, ana not q feet.o
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04

-. q =
Not many years since, when the Ed
ward Irving mania ragetl. anan calling
himself an Angel OF the Church, pro-
|ceeded from Bristol to Bath on q special
mission to VIM. Jay. The grave. think
hing old man was ia his study, and when
the q Angel man With dismal coun-
tenance, white crasat, and rusty black
truwsers appeared, Mr.. DAY asked hlm
his business. q
II am the Angel OF the Church. = =
said the man.
.Whnt church r. askctt Mr.. Jdys 81
a1'he Iftingite church At Bristol 2 re-
piled the angel.
.Take off yonr coat" said Mi. jay
The angel took off lis coat, and Mr,
Jay quietly rubbed bis shoulder blades.
aWhat are you doing z asked he an
gel. as's ; g, ';s'
: Lpukiag FER your sei1g M III
|eosl SSlsNef of ~: Js 1 os &.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04

Old Dr. -.i Is Z Kentuckian, fond 81
4 cigar and q little game of cafds. Ii
his employees 8 young nam who, though
confessedly Methodist had soa far
back -slidden as to play little some-
times. The two we're sitting In the
house one rainy day, having q game Of
euchre. The Rev. Mr.. Che resi-
dent Methodist minister, dropped in,snd
after glancing at the Doctors hand pass.
ed around behind the young man, took
d seat and quietly watched the game.
The young man was abont tpaplay q
card, when the minister whispered to
him:
..Don't play that; if you do you'll be
euchred. sure. 81 Z ~ -
whereupon the doctor waxing irate,
said: Y s e
eSee here, Mr. / amt playing
this game against the whole Methodist
conference. II the conferences wants to
|pus mp q ", I'll play them . rub" s
This reverend brother Was soon dis
covered to be . 'smistake, !" and was de-
posed nom the ministry.
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ATA tombstone ina South Car0iius
cemetery was recently made conspicuous
by some wag, who painted on it the fol
loving lmes: ~ IS !.
'Here lieth the body Of Jeremiah Gordon,
With mouth almighty, and teeth accordin;
Tread lightly. stranger, Ger this and wonder.
For..n he opens bis mouthy yous gusN y,
ksuaaefsr - sls 4
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04

In almost every part re car col6n1
y Is the common practice 70 paefn9e "a
lot which contains t6e reservation Of
growing timber Sheep, cattle nd hofe
ses eat every young tfee - Il stares 1leef
the seed, SO that ID few years NhelF
the old sfe6s IRE gone, n0n6 aNlll be
growing to take their places. "A nan
raises lambs, calves and colts tQ pefneh
tfate HE live stock, 90 he OK his CHI
dren will ind Il necessary 70 tfeeetv8
The young trees Lo6k out FOR To WOOD.
lot. If you have farm. destltnts
growing timber. plant young trees and
take good care OF them. BY 90 DONG
you will show love for your country and
wise foresight for the coming gepera,
tion. ExcAange. =,
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- f1vtlns u1lket ipnss fof cattle. hogs
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orr1xA DOLLAR

l,sssA ysfa efsl ---,f fs;,g;.s sss.a,sf
aSheo sews very uicely,, said Mn
lWharfonI l..reallv. verv- nice. indeed
And II Won have anv work YOU wish /,
ha dom: well and very cheaply. I ,voul,
advice Won to employ her."s
Mrs Wharton was sitting before thI
fre IN her crimson silk, morning wrap
per. with her glossy hair az smooth q
satin, and her pretty hands loaded witl
jrich rings, living in her lap. She fel
That she was doing acharitable deed il
lrecommendino-her to her friends. 4,l
Il Is 60 easy to he q good Christian
under snch circumstances.
6sWell I shall certainly, send for her.
said Mrs. Marvin; sswhat did you ~
tme hsEnsme and sddEess were r. L
ssDh, she is called Mrs. Leggett aui
|she lives in one OF those horrid, must,
tenement houses, No street, th,
hack room. n the third story .,,,.,
Mrs. Marvin entered the details IN -
Hide peArl.bound tablet, and took hel
leave, internally convinced that Mrs
wharton was aofsgoOd Samaritan, I sol
the very highest class. .s
Meanwhile the latter WAS gazing
dreamiiY into the fre. wondering wha
toilette would be most appropriate fol
the morrow evenings soiree.
asThere'smy peargreen SATIN" musat
Mrs. Warton, checking of the vAsioui
garments on the tips OF her white nm
gers; 'sbut I've worn II already. And
there is my Marie Louise blue, sllk, !
the skiFt WAS only gored q ntue more
The lemon-colored buckle Is not becom
ling to me. I'm sorry bought ~. Anc
the white grena6ine not worn ct Mr
|lArmytsa Ny vine colpred SILK witf
the ruby set would look very well, II TN
odious Fanny Palmer hadn't got i.one
just like it.saAnd purple velvet dom
light up very well at night Oh, dear
l really think | must get something new
A rose-colcred tissue,perhaps, Or q white
India muslin. Myawardrobe is getting
dreadfnly behind. Dear me, who's
that I How yoa startled me. mrs. Leg
|gett! Gy Ig9iaassH % e
Il beg your pardon, ma am, 4 am
sure, said the slender, meek-loo ookine
little seamstrees, rustling gently forward
IN her garment Of shabby, MeA-wo.n
black Hbut ! knocked several times and
you did not,answer. ." 4.
|ae "3hen yon should knock louder next
n y Z.
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Mr.. Spurgeon in, . speech at Sabbath
school meeting held IN Edinburgh, Ut
tered some thoughts worth the consid-
GRAFTON Of parent and teachers:
II we do not teach the children, So
tan win teach them / have heard Of q
father Who objected to teaching his
children to pray. The child broke bis
lec. and while The leg was being taken
soff he continued TO curse and sweat oil
the time. .sSee,v SAID the physician. lyon
have point OF conscience about teach.
inR the child to pray, but Satan las no
conscience about teaching him TO swear
@9s 4i Attl1AQ As Il Z =. tss'gtsst
rCloth nalf shoddy, leather halt
dressed, books SO poorly bound that
they come 70 pieces on the first reading,
sand SAM III sugar, stones id spices, weights
ana measures which build up the sellcr'a
fortune al the expense Of the buyer;
these are the things which make people
turn. away disheartened from American
manufactures, and say, s.TAis must be
good. it is English" /. s.,;ss.s.
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Natures GIFTS,
IS Scientifically Developed.

e npantind, non in1i1czssioa q oshsr eansss, has
eesn duoGe1 q mzbeikom di6sls6 70 also hA9 fsnes
" ibf diee.se lesn provided olr hiIla ard Mllsxs
eboun6 vita roqo6nd heross which y sc!6utt1cally
yjE& p re ilyalH IoAnd @c1 rsnedy We shpaN
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-30
Highly Important Discovery.

nR. SiMMS, of WILMINGTON. Del. hns diseos.
H. cred plant, The essential ,ine,nre Of which
ia combination ri,s, other faro ingfsii.nis,
knowo only 10 the disco,ercr, will positively
cause The hair 10 grow thick and beautiful where
!, ha, fallen off aud become ,liin.. In rrca,
many cases where fever has caused the loss Of
,l,r hair. IL has restored |, again wonderfully
fast. In several cases of badness i, has restored
the hair 10 all iis former fnllness. As the Doc
Tor has prepared preparation for years, under
rhe name OF Botanic Hair Tonic he v III contin-
ne the preparation under the same name with an
addition Of this discovery II Is not hair col
orer as 10 generally offered for sale, but by It's
action on tho scalp and roots Of the hair, the
natural color seems 10 come with tho renewed
growth. 1t cures disease oi the head, y Is c'e-
seu,iy perfun,ed, aud is splendid hair dressing.
A fair trial will convince any one OF us great
onali,ics. Sold " Wholesale and Retail at
FOURTH h KING SITS.
Wilmington, Del.
For sale by wN. II. BARR, Middleiown, Del.
and by dealers In medicines generally.
sept z--3ms
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| THE SYMPTOMS Of Liver
SIMMONS

k.n THEsYMpToMS OF Liver
- Compiaint are uueasness
SIMMONS and palm In the side. Some
times the pain 10 in the
shouldcr, and Is mistaken
for rheu,natism. The stomach h affected will,
los Of appetite and sickncss, bowls in general
.costivc, son,ctisNcs alternating with lax. The
head 10 troubled With pain, aud dull heavy sen.
sation. considcrciic loss of memory, accompanied
with painful sensations Of
having left undonc some
Ii V kN thing which ought TO have
been done. Oficn co'np!aln-
ing Of weakness, debility
(. and low spirits. Sometimes nany Of the above
symptums attend the disease, and at other times
very few Of them but the liver is sene.s,"y ''e
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SCHOOL WANTED.

.,.tlensn Who 3 thoroughly competent 70
"A ~ chsrrs Of country school, desires =
~s1iiios e 10aeSer In school either u new Cas-.
M ee Raat countlss, nslawars. Win pay stnct
a1lGH \ = 8 snoil ehilarsn u The instruction ot
1NjS, oeol r1beQnees glven. Addfc0
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LIVER
DIR. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR,

A PREPARATION OF ROOTS AND HERBS,
warranted to be strictly vegetable, aud can do
no injury to any one.
Il has been used by hundreds and known tor
the last thirty five years as one OF the most re-
liable. cficacons aud harmless preparations ever
offered 10 the suffering II inkcn regularly ana
rersi,tcu,ly, /, Is sure to cure Dyspepsia, head
@n.a-.-'na ache jaunaicc, eos'iveness,
Isick headache, chronic diar-
REGULATOR. Irh,ra, affections Of the blnd-
der. camp dyscnicry, nhee-
tions af the kidneys, fever
nervousness, chills diseases Of the skin inquiry
81 The blood melancholy, or depression OF spirits
heartburn collie, or paius in the bowels, pain 10
IN. head. fever aud ngnc, dropsy. hoils, pam "
hack aud limbs, asthma, crysipelas, 'e'na'e a'-
frc,ions. and bilious diseases Generally.
Prepared only by J. II. ZEll.lN 60,
Send for Circular. Price 81 BY mail 81 %
For sale b, CHARLES TATMAN, in.
bee. Ally. h"u'c'o""i W.
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Distorital Shetthes.
AN ADDRESS,

Embracing the Early History of Dsir ware.
and the Settlement OF Its BoundNries.
and of tho Drmwyers Congregation,
with ril the Churches since or-anl-
xea On Its Original Territory
Delivered la Draw
Church, Del. May foth,
Isia, being on- hum
,ired and thirty
one yenrs since
the site OF the
Present House OF Worship was Purchas Il.
lsYREy. GEORGE rCOI.
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0rieiml floetrn.
TIL THINK OF you.
LINES wnirrEs rs A LApY's aLnri

III think of you, my love, when first
The rosy ligh, of morn shall burst upon my view,
When earth from slumhcring awakcs
And from her brow the dewdrops shAk =, ri
think Of you.
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Again, at evenings gentle close
When tired nature seeks rrPose, II think Of you
And cen IN sleeping, dearest, still
Ny thoughts nil uncontrolled by will, do turn IL
YOU.
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.uGrsrSs usayAs, nousxiAs,
Ian pigsr yorxpaa 4
gRArrg % apiiEniA MANOR

Herman was from BOHEMIA. lie sssilcd 81
New Castle Prior 10 1904 hs had located ID
Maryland, and become na,nraiixcd. To him the
grant Of bohemia Manor was made. This uanoe
consisted oil $1,000 aces.
Tradition says tina, he was once arrested sao
imprisoned by the Dutch in Nrw York. aud e0n.
dcmnsd 10 die Shortly before the tiine u e..
eeniinn he seemed partially dclirions, aud rsqnss-
ted that his iasorilc horse might be brought into
his prison. II WINS a large building with huge
windows and doors, aud the windows were twsn.
ty feet from the ground. lie mounted his hors4
cnparisoned in his usual style aud p.anced aboue
within the prison. Watching his oppestuaisy,
he sapcd his horse from the window VI the prisoa,
swan the Hudson River, ran asross the State Of
New Jersey. and dismounied on the bauk Of ths
delaware opposite 10 New Castle, aud thus made
his escape
4 painting, commemorative Of this daiEg 81.
,crpixe, destroyed in the old inansion vhse u
was consumed by Gre, rspressatcd him = llae4.
ing BY the side Of his horse, still pasda6 aod
ejec,ing blood from his nostrih.
A copy Of this painting, 10 said 10 b selll =
existence. The horse he never suffered 10 h ussd
afterwards, and when he died. hs caused hin -
he buried, ard tombstone TO b erected eses
his grave.
The Preaby,erian church nsss TAyisTs Dsl1gA
was probably organissA within shls 1sld. Dst
when II was gathered, Or who vsss ~ ulal11ssA
or whs, u It's history, ~ - psseeely aeses =.
certain. While DR., ~ - nas1ss = -
people, he devoted ssas assssnss = Anesenss1.
| ln house Of worship NJ s1ne1laa y 1unoeo
condition, and nr. Bsrsss pe1do11 IN -
csslonaIly, 10 leoe. No ssln16Gb + = -
,he tsm6esod6. Sow souolno. 3
] f. = etuu,:)
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THE BITTER ROOT
AGUE PILL.

VNHE undersigned having obtained the most
L signal ard prompt relief from the nse of
,hsse Pills, concluded 10 procure large amount
OF them to supply the neghbnrhood. To be cer-
tain tina, tho Investment would he safe, applicn-
,ion was made 10 one Of the most prominent and
successful physicians OF the country for his opin-
ion Of this medicine. lie replied
nlt Is perfectly harmless. Contains no Arscn-
ic, no Mercury nor Quinine. aud yet Is so cncr-
pesic and powerful, that iirn,iy believe II will
cure all cases Of Fever and Aguc, II properly used.
In 752 cases there WAS not one failure, where the
medicine was used as directed. Therefore, by
placing II within the reach OF every one, you will
confer an untel. blessing upon the community y
Encouraged : bis frank and unreseryed ,es-
timony, / have prepared myself to establish Lo-
cal Agents wherever the Pills are needed.
CHARLES A. BRYAN,
GENERAL AGksr,
Chesapeake City, Nd.
BITTER ROOT PILLS are for sale by cnAx-
n.sLAixs, Pharn,accntist, Middlstown, Del.
sept l6--3moe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-09
ROST0N & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT commencing on mon
DAY, Nov. -, 1871.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
lao IS EXP 355 eyn OGand n avn INV ~ '' "lu
The 20 m, and 335, 3.55 and 955 m trains start
F@ washington So alton; all others from Tester ST.
For Grafton, Westboro Southvtlle, Cordaville and
Ashland az 100 and g45 a m, li0 and 500 pm
For south birmingham, APO, 100, 9.25, and g.45 m
Lac, S25, 3.j5, 500 and 9.j5 m.
For Milford, at 90 and 925 q M 40, 325and 2 IS m
FOR Natick, at 100 and g.l5 a m, 40 and 500 b m.
For wellesley, Granville, West Newton, Newton
and Brighton. at 100 and g45 m, and 500 m. Pas
sengers for the same stations also take The lao "a
tram TO halck, and there change 10 the SaNouyilie
tram which leaves hatcb twentyseven minutes after
wards.
The 20 m train runs every day except Monday; all
others every day except Sunday.
SUNDAY express from Albany leaves Washington square
stat o at S.35 IN. for Boston
Sunday Mail leaves Washington square Station at
80 A. nj. On n ay), for Il, SION.
TRAINS leave boston as fouOws:
FOR worcester at 800, 100 $50 exp. exp. M l3O 5
express, 4SO express to birmingham, $50 express 300
For sew York, via Springfield 800 exp. m 300 exp.
800 exp. m.
New York, via Norwich, 5,3C exp pm.
Grafton. ~ m, l.3O $50 m.
Westboro' 100 m 1870, $50 $40 exp. pm.
Southvlllc, 100 a m. l.3n, 4.30 m.
Cord2vlllc, 400 m, 100, 4.30 m.
Ashland, 100 M l30. 40. $50 exp. D m
South birmingham sou. 100 $50 exp. and Q On exp
NJ 9' 80 eye 300 exp, 400, i30 exp, $500. $40
Sstck 100 10 IN, 1870, BIS, 400, 500 So 500 % 90
MiIlbury, 100 am430pm.
ssXOnvic, 1860 a m, 500 m.
,hliioru' lO ~ exp 9eXp am, 2l5 exp, 1870 esp pm
An outward trains runs daily except Sunday.
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 m stopping ut "
newton south birmingham Worcester, West Brook
nsid Islmer snd Springfield, arrives in New York az
o'dV o m e. o. RI SELL, Sup't Springfield.
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