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they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers IN almost every sec.
ton Of the country, that the public scarcely need
20 be informed or It's virtues or uses.
ScrOfalOus poison IA one OF the most destruc-
tive enemies Of our race. Onent this unseen and
s~titutiOn, andinvites the attack OF enfeebIng or a.
tai diseases, without exciting a suspicion Of It's
presence. Again, It seems to breed Infection
throughout the body, and then, on some favorable
occasion, rapidly develop into one or other Of lts
hideOus forms, either on the surface or among the
vitals. In the latter, nbercles may be suddenly
deposited In ne lungs or heart, or tumOrs formed
In the liver, or it shows its presence by erupdons
on the skin, or foul ulceraticns on some part Of
the body. Hence the occasional use Of 3 bottle
OF this S~drsdpaTilid Is advisable, even when no
active symptoms OF disease appear. Persons AZ
hicted with the following complaints generally
find immediate relief and, At length, cure, BY the
use Of this SARSAPARILL1. Sc. Autho-
mrs Fire, Rose o. ErystPeias, IstteTs SGh
RhettHn, Seald Head, RingIr0russ sore Eyes,
Sore Ears, and other erupdons or visible forms
Of ScF0fHl0fs disease Also N me more con
eealed forms as DysPepsta, ? Heart
the various UIcerotts affections Of The muscular
and nervous systems
eases are cured by il, though a long time Is re
uuire7 for subduing these obstinate maladies BY
any medicine. But long-continued use Of this
medicine viii cure the complaint. L~ete0rrhGu
or Whites, Uterine U~leerafio1ls, and FetHaIe
Diseases, are commonly soon relieved and ult-
mately cured by its purifying and invigOrating
effect Minute directions for each case are found
In cur Almanac, supplied gratis. Inflammation
and GOtff, when caused by Accommodations OF eN-
traneous matters In the blood, yield quickly to IL
IS also Liver Complaints, TOrpidffUs C0HOes-
h0n or Inflammation OF the Lfrer, and JGtrl-
dice, when arising, as they Ofien do, from the
ranking poisons in the blood This SARS4-
RLL is q great rcstnrer for The strength
and vigor OF the system Those who are Tan
guild and Lfstlcss, Despondenfs Steeptesss
and troubled with NerrOuEs 4~Pprshensfons or
Fears, or any OF the affections symptomatic OF
Weakness, VIII ind immediate relief and con-
vihcing evidence OF It's restorative poWer upon
trial.
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HEAVY, RICH GILT MOULD
AINGS and French grounded, for panel
WORK. for Dining rooms and Halls, &C., at
Adams Bookstore. They are worth look
Ing a. nyou don't want 70 buy Come and
RO0da.
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Paint in an Oolors,
'MahOnino4rOn GOlOrsdP aint.
The Davis Vertical Feed
SEWING MACHINE


rs NOW TAKING THE LEAD
amongthe nrst-class machines Of thed day.
There are nearly hundred at work In
Tumbul County, u all giving the best
eatfefacIon and All been sold within the last
few months. The Feed used in the Davis IL
unlike any others and presents anew work
ing principle long desired In Sewing Ma
chimes, making tt Que OF the most novel,
mluabiea udimpoftant features ever patent
ed. We challenge the the world 70 produce q
machines ssimpleinits construction strong
In Its working parts, as easy to use, and hat
Will do the range OF work as the Davis. Its
working parts (which are only - are made
OF the best imported steel, are compact,
strong n durable; each point Of friction
being c~ase-hardened so they viii wear,
longer. with less expense for repairs than
any other machine.
The attachments or this machine are &C
ceeded by all 10 be superior TO any other
/ machine in the ease with which they are
the most experienced operator in the world,
on any other machine TO turn g hem over =
Of an inch wide without folding or basting
on one yard Of cotton cloth. straight or bias,
that will excel one that can be turned on
the Davis by q green hand with hneen min
utes practice. lt excels In Cording, Braid
ing, FEELING. Quilting. Binding. Hemming.
Tucking Hem-stltching and Gathering. II
viii gather g rune. gather and stitch on one
band, or gather the rune and stitch Il b.
tween two and a. the safne time withDut
basting. Come one. come all, and see this
machine. Come whether you wish TO pur-
chase or not IL Will be shown you with
Send for Illustrated catalogue OF prices
Machine OIL, Needles for the Davis, Howe,
Singer, Wheeler & Wilson, &C, for SALE
&. S. KNEELANO,
Gen1 Agent Tor Trumbun &~BIshoning Cos.
June p. l61l-Sms
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WANTED-AGENTS G2pe- 5at0 to sell
w the celebrated HOlfhS1TTTLE SEW
ING MCHINE Has the under ecd.makes
the sloek auch" (alike on both sldeS,l and Is
Ddlg Hcensed. The best and cheapest family
Sewing Machine IN the market Address,
JOHNSON, CLARK q Co. Boston, Mass
Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, III, or ST Louis.
Nc.
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As y, Sundays eEespted nom Le1F-
ittsourE stCppi1G atOranReVtls G0CiErkB-
Vile L0o Greenvid8 40 AdamgvfIa as
Eyansbnrg -, sqstons &l9. and anlvlngat
Meadville 40 A. n.
80 A. T., eunooJE excepted nron Kent
Stopping At RaYenna 40 Freedom I&C l-
houn so. BraceYtile AD. Leavi1HturR KS
warren "a, Bacons1uIE a& Bur<hlIloR.
OrangevtHe iQO. ClarkSvilleuO. Shsuango
2lS, Greenvlll8 rs AdamsVlUe u&
EyansourE zap As1tt9ns 20s and ar
irving At Meadrile LWE. ~
$50 A. H. Sundays eEe1pted nom Kent
Stopping at Ravenna 800. Freedom 50. Cal
h0un 80. BraesEleo 8 Ueavataburrloa0-
aEren lLio,B oconsburE u5lBuR1lNI 1B
p n. O~rangev1uel& Shena1goz3 Green
vile a3 Ac&msVllle ~ E~gansogEg 81
suttons43, and arriving a. AeadYills ais
P. H. Sundays cxceptel from BeaY-
tttBburg. Arriving ct Warren tIQ, Bacons-
burg 81, BurghM IA ol11Eevfiie Is
CarksviIle rs 6heuaugo aH. Greenvllo
Us Eyanl1urg ha8 and ARRIVING g Mead
VueuSFA
DAILY. fSaturd's cxcep'd. tNond's ezcep'd.
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Dr.. 7. C. AYER q CO., lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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Three hundred English, Scotch,
Danish and Welsh Mormon immi-
grants arrived at Salt Lake on Wed.
nesday evening last, and were escort
ed into town by the Mormon bishops,
Brigham Young being absent. On
Thursday more than four hundred
MormOns left New York for the same
destination. No Ameriean-bOrn eiti-
zens are mentioned as forming a part
Of these accessions.
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FRANKITN BRANCH.

Trains leave Maadvnls fr Funklin and
andGWP. u, leave Oh CITY for M8adVlle
az BIS and l0l5 A. n. and asa 40 HndE0
p. NJ leave Franklin for Meadvlue nt0.E
and LAO A NJ, and A 40 q &0E
L D RUCER WM.K HARR
Cen SUIT Gen1Pa4E AEE
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The New York Tribune rejoicss
over the the last vindieatiOn of ''ekal
rights" in these words: 1.-The color
ed man has secured in the District Of
Columbia the inalienable right OF
having his whisky when he calls for
it and pays his money. A restaurant
keeper in Washington was fined fifty
dollars and costs for refusing the need
ful refreshment at calI.u
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NEW 0 R BRANCH,
nFsTRABLF RFsIDENCE FOR

Main ST. 2 doors South Of McLain & SOM
Bank. Warren, Ohio. (mayH.
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S~arsaparilla,
FOB FURIFYIHG THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
oelent medicine enjoys,
Il derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. InTeterate
cases Of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured BY Il.
Scrofnlous affections and
|. disorders ,which AZ
HaVated BY the scrofu-
fous contamination until
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Additional Lceal Trains HcstHN
yniS - Sundays excepted. RON
SO. ~AsSpplng a. SuttouI 500, Ev4r
warren 18 Iacou1buI
Calhoun q Itt11nr nratar
arriving At KenS 81.
m,oo Al, Al
Lle 9top1Iu1 rpla1 f1om Me-
AdamETfls rs l2lo y.
LII, ClarksvnIe II 17S.tl ehenal
hill go. Bacourburr -L5 Hur-
arriving a. LeaFfffE6ur- AQe. and
daily nom Meadvms So.
q suteons 43 P. d. E~vaus1nr- - fllng
vile ~ 9~reeuTlIie " a1-nS
ClarksY1ue $50, OrangeVueTKP-
s44 warren eIA Leavltts1urFsS6 ~
wing az Kent At laW A. n
lo.oo ?, ~, daily from MeadrIuo-
OranEeYllle nU. AM.IWar1r
lttsourg lo. Rayelns So. e arflFinrat
g at 40 A M
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Warren Packard & Co.,
REPRESENT In IRuMRmL cn

REPRESENT IN TRUMBULL CO.,
THE
MOWER,
THE
nDpInuuT mDDnVUUpVW
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O'CLOCK.

4a0~S AMONTH-Expenses paid-Male or
N1tO Female Agents-Horse n outfit
mnished. Address, AGO NOVEL
" % sSacO, Ne
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An order has been received in Troy.
New York, for sixteen slabs Of bell
metal, to weigh one hundred pounds
each, from some monks who have
built a church on n Of the peake Of
the Andes. They have constructed q
furnace, and intend to east a bell from
the metal after the slabs have been
taken up the mountain on the backs
Of mules.
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THIS Is NO HBMBUGl Ak
Win age. height color OF EYES and hair, you
viii reeeive b return mail, a correct picture
u your future husband or wife. with name
md date OF marriage. Address W. FOX,
70. DmWer, No. "a FultonTille, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
PROPOSALS.

BUILDING conNET yos OF aoYsTos AND
until u O'Clock, Saturday, March a. for the following Sab
300 Of prime Meas Pork. containing pounds net
500 barrels Of Flour round hoops, full head lined and
100 pssess sssIss r Fon round hoons ,,a n.,
l5o pounds Of gne Salt, 10 bsrlsla fun head hned
10000 pounds Of primc med Beans In barrels full head
$4,000 pounds of Brown Sugar barrels full head lined
5000 pounds OF Crushed Sugar barrels head lined
5oO pounds Of Granolaed Sugar in barrels, full head
1000 pounds of Gu. Loaf Sugar barrels ru head lined
500 pounds of Carolina Rice, In oak barrels, full head
10000 pounds Conee in oak barrels full head
5000 Of Green java Coffee in mats packed gun
s: ssp1 S :ssa in iron hoped
10000 pounds OF Family Soap pound bars 50 pound boxes
5000 pounds Candles, SIS, full weights 4opound
lOOO pounds pure Ground Black Pepper Apound pack
IN sson
1000 pounds of Smoked Tongues in oopound borcs strap
sSS Of Smoked Beef strapped
1 Of !. end aSa wc %hs. sssis
600 Table SAT- 81 boxes containing 60 bores each
actS rspe G in pack
II boass o Is poSnS in
Is pound, Of Ginger ground in Apound packages
of boles Asss S IN %p0und packages
100 pounds Of Mustard ground, in Apound cans packed
ponDa. nS.es o q II
50 kits Of Mess Mackerel, containing 20 mounds net
26o boxes Of Desscsted Goldfish pound ooxe packed "a
100 boxes Of Smoked Herring
LOCO halt-ooxes ot saraines, tn original cns.s
o. IL sss.
loo pounds Of Nutmegs. '1
10 halfboaes Of Raisins strapped 10 in
wnSs ooffs S rs q fsn prnns. 81
S4s cans Of Fresh salmon, 10 9-podnd cans.
SoS cans OF Iomaoes in 2pound cans
"a "a cans cans z! Una Una Fssai Bean gs sgsassa ssi ssssi.
$40 cans of Lobsters, in 2-poupd cans
EoS cans Of Trs.a Pea Peaches, he y pound csn,
PTsssys ppnssgse
$40 cans of Fresh plneappes, in 2.pound cans
Of g GTa1oerry sauce IN spouna cans
go cans Of S%urrsnt % Jelly, sgonnd cans.
a4uo cans Of Condensed Mils l.pound cans, eagle"
Ch9Y chow and dherkins and Domestic cucumbsrs
g gross Of Vanilla Extracts, and 4.ounce yiss
40 pounds Of Corn Starch In lpound packages epound
2o pounds of Laundry Starch, In lpound packages s
100 POUNDS Tsploca, In Lpound packages. sspound
900 pounds of Chocolate, in ipound PACKAGES IS pound
300 pounds of yermiccli In lpound packages, apound
boxes
800 pounds of Maccaroni, n lpound packages Qpound
boxes
300 pounds of Carbonate Soda, in lpound packages s
pounds each.
$50 pounds OF Cream Tartar, In l-pound packages Is
lis each.
S0co pounds Of Lard, in bpound caddics packed II in
100 pounds OF Laundry indigo. packed 10 pounds In case
The of making bids requi ements Of bidders the
same previous Advertisements from his Office. These
stores are required immediate shipment, in quant
ties or less at the option OF the government.
nv nr.isr Of Major w. W BURNS.
Chief G. =. Department OF East.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
DIRECTORY FOR ADyERTIsERs.

ADJUSTMENTS SECOND PAar-Fourtb, fifth and sixth
pAssSs sSmo
BuAkb AND loSsSa
sssSS aSaS fsSGH g5 szEasaa.s..
Buslss fsseGIt1 sr1rHa rAorsnh COL
@ SHAE EsRfs EoR
crnRRs erd AsS s1S ssi.R and
Y fs1R9
coAsTwisE srEAnsH1rs-rmsr PAor-rrth and SIKH
pENTIsTRYFInsT pAaE-Third column.
BET HoTsEs T5 e fuRsnsnsp AND us
FURNlsHED-sEcorD PAaE-second and ,hirc col
ggESFEE1SF STEAMSHIPS gAaarnh column
ESs Eooas ASS sSS% TO LET
EsEsGH ss's
HELP WaAsSrED-MALEs-rwxLrru PAsr-si.h col
HELP WANTED Es-rwE1rrm PAer--Firth col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &o:-FIzsr rAer-sccond column.
EEcTUSlE SEASON sIGosn fAor@f fi.sh column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fouth column.
MARBLE MANTELS- SECOND PAGE-Third column.
MEDlCAL-SEoOND PAGR-Fourth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTISkMENTS-TENTu PAGE
Sixth column
MIsCELLANEOU US-ELRvENru PAGE-Second column.
MpSYCAL-SKCoSD PAGE-Flfth column.
NEW PUBLIChIIONS-ELEvE PAGE-Fifth column.
PERSONAL FIRST PAGR-Fils column.
oF OR TO
REhT-ELEvGSTn PAGE-Fouith column.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-ELEvENrH PAGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED-ELEvENru PAsE-Fonr,h col
REwARDs FIRST PAGE Fourth column.
SALES AT AUCTIOH-ELEvBNTH PAGE-Sixth column
6lTUArlONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FACE
First second third, fourth and fifth columns.
ETUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACK
Fifth column.
SPECIAL NOTICES FIRST PAaE-First column.
SPORTlNG-DOGS. BIRDS, Ac.-FiRsT PAaE-second
THE TRADKS-ELRyxNTH PAaK-Second column.
TO LIT FOR BUaINESS PUkPOSES-sLoosD PAdE--
DNFURNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAoE-Third column
WANTED 10 PURCHAsE-FIssT PAaK-Tbird column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &o.-FiRsr PAGR-ThIrd col
uinn.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
sPoRTING-DOGS, BIRDS. Nsr.

THINKER SHOOTS BOGARDUs ON TUESDAY, FEB.
J. ruary 2, so single and 26 pairs. for 81 900
Immediately after Captain DO ardus shoots against time
to Kill 30 BIRDS In minutes, for $780,
J, r. sEALY, Proprietor
J. S0MMERDYKE will sell pools on above
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

IN SrLAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From pier AZ North river.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
PENNSYLVANIA, Lawson Saturday, Feb IL. at Ia A. NJ
ITATY, Grogan. Saturday, Feb lS, at r. NJ
Passage Liverpool or Queenstown-Cabin x3o and 800
steerage X@ currency.
Prepaid seerege tickets from LIVERPOOL Queenstown Lon
donderry and Glasgow, 332 currency.
further particulars apply at the compsnys oce, No.
+. W. J. HURST, Manager.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

A FINE MANSION AND EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
"A on tue Hudson river near New York. 10 exchange Tor
good Mortgages or city Factory Property.
f. DUNCAN SNIFFEN, No. 3 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
FINANCIAL.

A --45oo,O0O IN SUNS OF $4,000 AND UPWARDS, TO
IA. loan improved property in this city It's immedi
ate vicinity No bonus required Prompt payments.
NJ Al LYNCH, ~ and "a Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

MONEY TO LOAN ON PROPERTY IN CITY OR
lu Westchester county. First and second mortgages
WALLACE BkorHERs 80 William s,., room l6
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

WHITE STAR LINE
w Oceanic Steam Navigation Company's
Line of new Steamers between New York Liverpool
calling mt Cork Ireland.
Tho company's feet comprises the following magnificent
fullpowered ocean steamships the six arges In the word
OCEANIC, Captain Murray. ARCTIC.
ATLANTIC, Captain Thompson. BALTIC.
PACIFIC, Captain Perry. ADR1ATlC
These been designed specially for the
transatlantic trade and combine speed safety and comfort
Passenger accommodations unrivalcd.
now obtain tickets Stcerage (prepsidl ~SS
Other rates MS low any first ca.. line - .,
For further particulars apply to IsMAY lMklE Coz "
Water street, Liverpool and No East India avenues Lead
way New York. J. II. SPARKS Agent
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

@1 m PER TOOTH FOR FrLb SETS OF THE
sDl l.UU finest CONTIGUOUS gum work. patins mourtng
war; ranted: gas tree Or. e. PRESTON. l59 Dowery,
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

4 PARTNER WANTED-WITH A FEW HUNDRRq
IN dollars, extend Wholesale scurng busnoeS
long esabhed paying rs cent CAL at ss Spring street.
haze pTUpnt
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

YNhFTED-A YOUNG MAN, WITH A CAPITAL OF
w $5080 active partner in well established Ger
importing of fancy goods but who haA
In that need Address A.
b., box 1i7 Herald oiice
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

d oSOO A LIVE MAN WANTED, TO BUY HALF
D)UU. ip.erest valuable patent that requires
little to Introduce. Apply 10 FOSTER GRAY, sG
dWEy a.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

MONEY TO LoAN.--As BROKERS WE HAvE SEvE-
M raj large and small TO loan real estate New
York and Brooklyn
cALLENDER LAURENCE, 81 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
PERSONAL.

A WILLIAM II. LAWS, FORMERLY OF BROoI
a. n wish particularly to 2 hear s from % you Addre
your interest e. ERSWELL
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

ROYAL HAVANA AND KENTUCKY TICK ETs.
IA Information gwen J CLUTE, 2e5 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sLEIGns, &C.

AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"A JOHNSTON VAN TAsSELI,
Ohlce and Salesr0om ~ Nassau street,
opposite the Post ollce
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

CTIvE MAN WANTED-FOR HALF INTEREST IN
IA established cash business One afraid Of work and
having bout $500 learn full particulars A real estate
Office. 80 West Thrty,ars! street,
INOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS LADIES' AND chill
drens Furnishing Stamping and Embroidery store. AF
a 4G4 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

A NY PARTY WISHING BUSINESS AND HAVING SS,0l
IN cash enter into agreeable enterprise that will
clear than $50 0oo this winter For rtcuars address
j. ELLIOT, station II.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

IA -A.-OFFlClAL DRAWINGS
"A. SIMMONS h CO.'S LOTTER RES.
ALABAMA-ExTRA CLASS NO. s5--FRBIUARr g. 1871.
4 hAn1oa-aiss 9S M 81 S. 80 81 ssrshnSans ss a. ~ is !"
s6. 9, o. 9, "a. e5. %, 40, 80, q, a. 81; ss., ss
kENTUCKy-ExTRA GLASS NO. 16l-FEBRuARY ., lo7I
le: %. 2s 60, Q. 81 q, 60, ls. ~ s, B.
KENTUORY-CLAss NO. l62-rEEEUARY 6, 1871.
Information furnished circulars sent in above
also Royal bRvana Lotteries. j. CLUTE, Broker.
266 Broadway. lt3 ulton street and No. Park row.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The members of the Third Army Corps Union in
tend to give formal on Gen SicAs during his visit to tsci'Y
Wendell Phillips will lecture at Steinway Hall tins
ev,ng unrr the au.prs tine Mercantile Library Assoc alton
trr- Lie in iurop.
The Rev. Thomas Guard will lecture this evening
the Tr.vsev atlrs, NJ T. Church Thnsve. Mans
Relation To the EARTH
Prof. o. n Rood of Columbia College will lecture
evening OF Music before the American Institute On
Souni the Voice an the Ear
Several German Masonic Lodges were engaged
night IN the celebration st. Johns Festival Grrmans lodge
No n saye ba i At the Gernaua Assembly Rooms
The Twenty fifth Annual Convention Of the Fra
RIO B,osw, and tomorrow Commemorsou Supper will be
giyena q Delmoncos tomorrow evening"
mass meeting of the Nineteenth Ward Railroad
Ru Association hell evening Terrace Garden
TO y oppression the residents and property holders
Ward To the railroad Fourthsve
At a meeting of the Board Of Education Yesterday,
Mr. smye resolved that the Controller BE- requested TO
pc TO ,s rrdt deducted by the Board Of Apporoumen
from the esrstes 1871 approved by the Board OF Supervisor
the Deficiency 8 Superintendent ke
repnei 9 gd pupils aud attendance Of SS6So
during November.
The Board of Appeals of the National Trottng
Association yesterday session The Everett Hous' The
eers present Sprsgu Providence George G Hall
George H. smith OF Providence X acted SECRETARY The
opened and adjourned at o'clock To Minr I'M
Board but iecisy. action
taken o up a late hour lsst night
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
A STRANGE SUICIDE IN PATERSON.

Constable William Marks went. yesterday to
a house iu Franklnst.. Paterson n j., owned by AS
semblyman Mcdonald. to serve writ OF attachment
upon the personal property Of tenant Charles Rims
den BURROUGHS for Of rent At the house he dis
covered signs OF any occupants and finding the back
door oIen entered and passing from room 10 rOoIi
came tp one on tho h,rJr which locked and
breaking open the door, found BurrOugh, sitting In
rocking chair dead Beside him u goblet, which
contained u mixture Of arsenic aud audanuin. In his
vest pocket was found half sheet Oi note paper, Oh
which written:
PATERSON Dec 10 1871
voon hal IN Keep hOusr for Libby
Mandy state Pn,on, aud have one o
talr take arsenic and iuianum 10 hill my"h There
mn ops In bl,ue tsKueD CHAKLEs X BuKR0rGns
The letter was indorscd This Is true my oath" II
was e, dent that the corpse had remained undiscovered
over wo weeks The body frozen stiff and not ~ oil
deconII ,osed His wife, whom he refers To ms Mandy
was cent state Prison time for Few weeks
past Libby Gnrrn,rant ana n small col"rrd hoy had
taken care Of the house The boy says TINT BurrOneh-s
sister came him Dec. y. aud II Wan supposed
ihnt hs went away with bor and hence no search VAS
made IN that part Of the house Which was locked Tue
hrar IN which John Cany resided, wLcu hc
ALLIED Wliau Tay or u few weeks abJ.