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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
TERRIBLE HURRICANE AT ST. LOUIS.

| TWO RAILROAD TRAINS THROWN FROM TrR
TRACK-HoUsEs BLOWN DOWN, AND TREES
UPR0OTBD = SEVEN PERSONS KILLED, AND
MANY WOUNDED.
Sr. LOUIS, March "a terrific hurricane
passed over portion Of East st. Louis this afternoon
Tho wind Grst came from the southeat, accompanied
By brisk shower tut suddenly veered 10 the south
west. and came with fury and force never before wit
messed In this latitude.
1t FIRST strsok the elevator the bank of the river
and took part t roof off, and passing In due north
easterly direction totally demolished the freight depot
of the st. Louis snd vaudsa Railroad 800 feet long by
100 feet high.
The freight and passenger depot OF the North Eastern
Railroad two freight depots portion OF the passenger
depot and ticket office, and the largo round
house OF the Chicago aud Alton Rail
road, the oar-house scale Once freight office ana
part Of one Of the freight depOts Of the Ohio and Mss
sppi road freight and passenger depots OF the To-
and Wabash road, sud number Of dwelling bouSs'
in the vicinity.
portion of the roof Of the Terr Hante and indiana
potts depot was blown off, md nearly all the deTicks and
other appliances used in tie construction OF the bridge
torn from their places and blown INTO the rVeI' M
Everything, in fact, within space OF from 2o 70 So
yards wide. was actually torn 70 pieces
A train Of cars, incldding a Spt0n iocomotVe, was
blown from the track and landed about 10 feet INTO
slough Another train OF thirteen cars laden with grain
was overturned and smashed. and one car was blown
into the river. .
A train coming In on the Terre Haute Road, then at
Brooklyn three miles north OF East ST. Louis. was blown
from the track and about 40 Cers standing side
of the Toledo and wabash and Chicago and Alton
Road, about nine miles out, were oyerthrovn
The OF the Chicago and Alton road after
being blown down, caught IRE from engine inside,
and was burned. The engineer OF the locomotive was
burned TO death.
The number OF killed and wounded cannot be stated to-
night but seven are known to be killed and between
thirty and forty seriously wounded, some dangerously,
and a good many slightly injured
II IL believed that number OF persons still buried
beneath the ruins The scene is frghtrul Houses are
torn to Fragments Others are unrooied OK upset ana sun
Scarcely building tree or thng else Wthln the
track Of the storm Is standing The wreck and ruin -
complete. The peouniary losses estimated as fol-
lows:
The Chicago and Alton Railroad. S5000O0; Ohio and
Mississippi 100000; Toledo and wabash, Sl25OOOt ~.
Louis and Vandaa, $50 900 South Eastern, $1,000 wig
gins Ferry Company SIS 900. The steamboats, lying on
the the river also seriously damaged
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oys "a vn pd md passenger. williams Griou PA ~
e a5 ,. west Of F..e, ss.a1 bOe1d San. S,
L'coo s,fcA ia 4, 10 lon 3 r.s 80 Anss ss.p Ssssf
ss-se Ss1 It, ~ p, ss Ss .s .SsssS e.
BB .i avs i .sT h M,,rHSP for s.-Tss 90 ~
GsrS jan g'i e: Co. [ Ase,s s's & r-s
.na light 'n and ssns TIE Atlantic uenA o. Hat
Co ,s W%i Co. az Ia. bssS d.1. sola
Big Torrent COf BOon). rSbes Osaries.ou a.y.
Brig Somerset OF wiod.sr 81 ssBa4 m.s.n. 10 a., .A
s sos . 1a., vessel 70 Srsss. ssa@. c. las sesn a.'s
sebr !soe b%.oA v.E Oe Bsnors d.Js si s Ans<s.s
ss1T Mar. P.rGs e5,sl PatHs,s caya Nth oo Anss..
SIR Ben Morris Bsarnor, dsy, coal Tor Hosos..
~, ssr Jala Parsons Young Baltimore, sd'r With a.abI
g; Oar 9.s. T;, Isl Ai..s rsi'asiP1-
to. SIN gc: lSFssgsT a. Res;r S.r. ty. IN
b." jsa E s sPsi ' a. css g. s.s:
sohr. Elisa. ?. Smith, Brooss Se- i.yea
schr wn BssrimAH, Bil.ni Ss- Hsvss
scsI l Hunter tfsss. Dasour fot PhlsaeIpais-
se1i gayor. sesos, SeT Haven. for PAlsa.,pa.
SIR. v. 1. ped, Banos, COD syrng.
sesI Aasa cst,'s wilson Prevssso: sr Psil.Aeipaa.
s 81; Ia: :ss, = Z ( E.,,' s5 s s5.l,:: :.s
Sci! -1'; s csavi I L.s E E,s Have
scLr Branch Mana SOrwaik.
schr Hanson Brown, Taylor New Hass-.
scbr Leland Bs0e Po1lIRd 10 csis vita isnb>r
PsHl
schr Yosemite E~-IyB.
Abby W WsssoB New Hsveo-
Prunees KHiy. New Bedford
Julia Tate. Tate BsdgepOrt
gcbr Jalia :. Swsn, Parker, EOrthDort
Schr Peter Boioe Adams, Bsetou for hchnorf
lschr Thorss Aru0d NeS-Lont0n for Phisdelpti&
Sehr, Gipsy Bobinsou, Brssss
Helen Perry New Bedford.
Sebr. Porto Wentworth, PrDVidenas.
setr. Agnes Sargent. Providence. for Philadelphia
scbr. Ann Dole Hart ProVitnos
Soh1. Jesse W. Mason Se~-HsVen for TsHsier
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros March aArrVea .ses@shp Giaooa from Neg fo,s
Baltimore scb Lily Saed shp Kate Troop for
Liverpool vigoj rs CLARK, for Pal Rve NAT
Stow, Wilmington n &.
e.vs<NaH March l. foe Dsres,
Philadelphia Psh, tor Jacksonville 70 oaa 81 fsh
River
FoRrRsss MONROE Va, March aArve, barb Atlantic frSss
Norfolk SAILED, bug 5. X. Joied, Tor Philadelphia
Del March 8-ln the bafboT sch Ana B1A sssfss-
Barnard Hlbbsri and Spav, AZ from heyio iof ssass
William g. Dearborn from Baltimore for hoboken aud seun hs
Virginia. for Hex-YoTk . -
March aArved ebt Leouda, from hsa-nzsz-
Tor Hss-Y MI leaking 100 strokes al hour.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LosDos March s-Tbs Allan steamship Cornihiss CapS sAs
PoiAad touched ~ Aovle to-day route " Liverpool
DISASTER.
York for Cow Bay, Ia L. wnts
Hell Gate this forenoon ashore tse hr Heals
drifting OF picked by The eng Deg
Spring AMI tOsed 70 the Astoria Railways Sr r.arA
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POLITICAL NOTES.

TIE PeoplTs Jot,rpol-the Protecdonist organ in
Canada. issued at Hamiton-has put forth new
prospectus. whence we quote as follows:
The extensive raising Of grain for expectation is In
e1pet the robbery and Impeachment Of "a cOuntry'5
sOl-the waste ~ q precious Inheritance which Is the
very basis OF cOuntrr life and strength and beyond
al price In the exchange Of nanufdc ured goods Tor
The produce the soil, the country selling the former
Gains BY the cxCh-ugr and becomes the creditor party
while tbe country selling ihc latter lOses at least com
pArativoly by the exchange, and becomes the aeOLT
The doctrine that ne consumer paws in oil cases the
whole Of customs duties on imports (which some among
affirm ~ be the very Oi political economy, ana
established beyond dpute) fails 20 hold good III many
important instances. Al present the American Govern
mont collects four millions ~ dollars annually on
Canadian produce imported; and free-lTaders mere
that matter, nothing TO Canada AFTER al az
Tbs the theory maintained by writer's Tor the CITY
press but not Canadian farmer IN hundred DeheEes
anything OF the sort. The farmers beleYe-nay, meg
EltOB-that but for the American duly on barley, Tor
instance they would receive per Dushe for II than
zhey do now. The same may be saiu OF the produce
cealeTs-O thOs i te trade, who nave pracucai hioW
ege OF iand who know that the farmer here mas %
accept lower price in consequence OF Ihe IA
duty The pTeeuse that the arrays pays lbe
duties IL beed by the convictions ana by the e'tS o
builnGSs men The world over. The complaints OF chel
G-rfb show that however much they may argue III one
way they feel quite another way, on the subject On
tn point the universal business feeling shared ny every
who Is immediately ami personally Interested 10
contrary"
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on Monday elected the
straight Republican ticket for city officers There we're
seven different tickets run IN opposition.
The State journal, the Republican organ In
z hmond Va, has been purchased by stock company
o. eang Republicans OF that state, and changed hands
yesterday,
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THE NEW-JERsEY LEGISLATURE.
THE PILOT BILL-SIIARP RAILROAD GAME-BILL
PASSED.


PASSED.
TRENTON, March S.-BOth Houses transacted
large amount Of business to-day. In the Senate, Mr..
Tprrey introduced bill intendedto prohibit foreign in
surance companies ron charging greater premium In
proportion their capital stock than home corporations
are allowed TO do The bin 10 redstrict the State
introduced by ts provisions majority Of the Assembly
districts throughout NE state will be changed The sen
trial school for girls 10 incorporate the Marine and In
land Telegraph Company; supplement 10 the Delaware
and Rsritau Canal. The Senate in Executive session
confirmed the Governors nomination Of the following
Prosecutors OF the Pleas: PaSsai County John Hopper
bergen County, Abran ID. Campbell; Union County, J.
A Pay, Dr.: Atlantic County Alfred Hugg. The n0nlna-
OF large number Of nonresident COMMISSIONERS
referred 10 the judiciary Committee. senator
Beetle arrived this afternoon, after his brief Illness and
resumed the duties OF President Of the Senate
The Assembly had Cnder consideration bin which
deeply affects the interests OF NewYork pilots who de-
feated similar bill last year. 1t is to enable captains
OF vessels owned by citizens OF New-Jersey TO act as
pilots fOr their own vessels within the naygabe waters
OF the state Quite breeze created over motion
90 reconsider the vote by which supplement 10 the
Newark and New-YOTk Railroad had been Withdrawn
from the files OF the House. II charged by several
members that the bill had been Withdrawn by the men,
Der introducing IL az the solicitation Of rival corpora
con The bill TO allow branch roads 20 connect with
not be introduced again before next year. The motion
reconsider lost. The following bills passed the
House regulate and increase Of the
General Drainage bliss 10 J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
sorTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

CHARLESTON, March S.-The South Carolina
Legislature adjourned sine die at u o'clock last night
There general satisfaction among the people at the fact
that the railroad schemes involving an addition Of
fOur millions 10 the State debt, have finally been
defeated after hard struggle. There has been no ad
dillon OF any kind TO the state debt during the session
This result is mainly due to the firm and persistent oppo
su0n OF Governor Scott 20 all measures Of public e1
travagAuce. 1t is estimated that the taxes for the cur
year win be ample to meet all the financial needs OF
te State Government and the taxes for next year have
been somewhat reduced The ordinary appropriations
ssvf ep largely cut down In the last hours 81 the
on the Governor vetoed the bin making appropriations
Tor legislative expenses the ground that 10 included
srsndlcnt ife7 of nearly 100000 The veto was sus-
famed The bin fund al the existing sbites OF ne
Fate in a new sterling Oan and absolutely prompting
v inere.e of the public deD until sad loan Is paid M
iess such Increase he authorized by direct tWOtAIrds
yote Of the people OF the state, has become law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
ORR DERELIcT ALDERMEN.

The Board of Aldermen has not transacted
any practical public business since the opening Of the
present Legislature The object OF this delay IA that
none Of their new swindling schemes may he publicly
criticised until after the Legislature adjourns They
fearful that some OF these plated jobs might ere
ate au excitement and that II they did an effort would
be made TO legslae the Board out OF existence by
amending the city charter. The last meeting Of the
Board held on the 18th OF January merely Tor the
purpose Of formally cOnd0ing with the relatives and
friends the Auditor Watson. one OF the members
OF the Board George II. Mitchell. In addition To being
An alderman he Is Deputy Tar Commissioner, liquor
dealer ami the proprietor OF keno establishment The
President the Board is Thomas Conan, who Is also
one of the Matthew I. Brennan COterle."
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HOW Mr.. FIELDS CASE LOOKS TO THE PUBLIC.
From The ~ Y SdftoH.

We have gwen eISeWhtfe Inc prIDtIpaI
ponts OF letter touching the professional conduct Of
Inc Erie counsel which Gen. f. c. Barlow has addressed
10 TIE NEWIORK TRIBUNE IN advance OF tine aclOn OF
the Bar Association which ne prominent member.
We commend it to the careful perusa OF all men and
women this State who any property even II they
nothing for public morals and for the credit OF the
ench and bar We hope too, all ministers and teachers
ence what shameful story IL is, and what disgrace TO
tine community the state OF things II reveals We trust
thew will so thank Gen Barlow for taking on himself
duty from which many OF his brethren SHRINK ana
winch j. IN its nature dlsagreeaDe 70 the last de
gree Taere disposition at the bar 10 wait for
Judicial corruption 20 be put down BY windmill, OF ny
drauc ram. other seif-actng machine; ana We
are therefore, all under deep obligations TO any man
who offers 70 pay with his person" Gen Barlow has
done this before btOOdler but, We say IL IN Gil
sincerity, hardly more important, neids.
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or the people OF the neighboring islands will get the
start OF them. These alone will double the population
An impoverished Frencbman, who Is used 70 smlihr
climate would rather go 30 5antO Domingo, ana make
money Tor himself. than stay at home 10 pay - Ia taxes
70 the Prussans His cOuntrymen who are alreany on
ths Island writing him about IL, remlnding MN
how rich were tho French planters OF Hayu whom
slavery drove out and suggesting that be gets tred
~ lev years lac can go back " Paris with enough W
bs comfortable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
LOCAL NOTES.

The lid Assembly District Grant Club passed
resolutions last evening, desiring the Republican state
Committee 10 IeOigauze The party IL the CITY Of New
The XXth Assembly District Grant Club unan-
imousy adopted resolutions, last night urging the Re
publican state Committee to reOrganize the party in this
The Iyth Assembly District Grant Club,
Cipt n Bracket President, passed resolutions last
evening fayOring reenrollment Of the Republicans in
the seventh Ward.
AZ meeting Of the Hid Assembly District
Grant Club. held last evening resolutions were unaIi
m,usly adopted requesting the Republican state Com
Aau lnDNence, ana 10 secure thorough Republican
reorganization.
Samuel N. Cox informed the XVIIIth AS
seub District Grant Club last evening that the roll Of
tho soaed Republican Association OF the district con
tanned the names Of known Democrats and that the
holding ofice and drawing pay from the Tammany Hall
The XIth Assembly District Grant Campaign
Club John H. white President resolved last night that
tbs interests OF the Republican Party imperayely de-
nnd reorganization thrOug hOut the CITY and County
and they earnestly invoke the aid % the stte Cptt
Committee In accomplishing that object
Nathan Kingsley, ST., occupied the chair at
Che meeting Of the Ist Assembly District Grant Club
last evening. Resolutions passed requesting the
Republican State Committee 20 provide for the Orgau
Esten N this county OF Republican Committee which
shall 10 entirely Independent Of the Vaccinations and
control Of Tammany Hall
The XYIIth Assembly District Grant Club
met last evening, Samuel T. Wells In the chair, and
passed resolutions calling the Republican State Cen
ira Committee take such steps they deem udeious
y reconcile the differences and strengthen the organza
ton u the Republican party IN the City and County Of
heHYOrk, and charging John V. Gridley and the Re
publican General Committee Of the city with conspirng
u deprive VI their offices the candidates for Inspectors
Oi Elections on the regular Republican ticket.
The XIth Assembly District Republican As
sociaOR John V. Gridey In the chair, discussed last
evening communication from the State Central Com
s0nee, charging that the Association had upon lie roll
members over 200 persons who either Democrats
or nOnresidents The thus designated were read,
aud WA maintained that most Of the charges
IOheOus In several cases were accused Of Demo
Sso atnDiDes who ~ present attached 10 the Gus
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DDMEsrIC MARKETS

TlDNboIII MANAhIo y .-,,I.
wHseroS c. march srgPeptge. gues .. 49, Is or
strsir 81 Tar OIL IS Cotton close, rls' a. L.
uIu.rA MAgch Cotton irreguAf and pauctT Adalhe
sal@a. bsles; receipts, 6D.hsles ne .a. poubl,
NssOKLsAsa ksTca quiet, sapernns - a.. a.
EYtra Treble Extra SO04T rs Corn B.coa
81 % RA,Prr@A s,sS sH 50 Port se ss Ia aia,c
cl; Sh0zdes % s Clear Rb HE nrar 1Sl,,tIc Kex
Sugsr-ared Hims si 0fsi Lard steady & - t,rraeuan<
b6lG sugn-fuHs ase hos<s 81, ssI Cssss aull az
ltlat5ic for al quali ties BIchAnss-SsshAs 49,
~ dt<nonnt Colt II. tlli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

Mr.. George DOnald's equestrianism is the
freshest feature Of entertainment at the Crcus This
rides upon unaccOutered horse, and exc
ctes sOmersauts upon the back OF the flying steed-
with surprising and admirable SILL The current circus
piQuant by the astonishing tght-rope feats OF Nile
Ianette Ellsler. A comic equestrian scene, called
. RIllr Button. concludes The performance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

The Last Session OF the
XLIst Congress.
Miscellaneous News Items
Marriages and Deaths.
Announcements.
Y. Y. Wholesale Prices
Of Country Produce.
Buffalo Live stock Market
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
SIXTH PAGE.
Prayer and Potatoes.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers' Club.
Restoring Worn Soils.
Horticulture aud Market
Gardening.
What the Farm Journals
are Saying.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Farmers Advertisements.
Real Estate Advertise
ments.
New-YOrk Cattle Market.
Advertisements.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Commercial Matters.
Grain, Provision, and
other Markets.
Waterfowl (Mass.l Live
Stock Market.
Boston Live stock Mar
ket.
Albany Live Stock Market
Chicago Live stock Mar
ket.
Cotton Markets.
European Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
meuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

ssmuel Young, eldest son of Thos. g. Young.
d,or q, rae Sardtoga Sentinel was orutay beaten 50
maj be died fsS hours yesterday ns vas Ia "a
eoynoon when u Canadian Frenehnian named HAM
Hushsr without any proyocstion khocsoua MN uown
r ,G1, brutaiiV kicked him in the head ana SIDE
Andrew Plant snother Canadian is accused OF a..sng
~ ,.atinr Mr. Young rescued In short time
~ 80 az Liant and cared for but hs Injuries wefo
10 ~ ar snpp1,oJ " % ysry serl9ua 10 19d during
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

the evening Husbcf and r1ant were At arrested
Dy OnoeTs Payne and Lansing and taken 10 the lock 10
during tho evening the prisoners attempted 10 set fire
~ the lookup IN the hope 0f making their escape. Mr..
Young was about 70 years Of age, and leaves wife n
wnon ne was married m 1853 He grandson OF tbs
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NETWORK CHARTER AND TOWN ELEC-
T1ONS.


prr,.to N y March s.-The elections in the towns
~ aus county for Supervisors resulted In the choice OF
- nenocrats and l3 Republicans This, with the super
sors elected I'm city last FAN makes the Board Of
s1rerysofs stand, Democrats, q Republicans, %.
OSWEGO COUNTY.
This county elects 10 Republican and II Democratic
slperyisOrs-a Democratic gam Of one.
SARATOGA COUNTY.
SARATOGA. n. Y, March s-Tbe result Of the town
meetings In this county yesterday gain OF three
fonr Republican supervisors, giving that party ma
i1rty On the Board ~ Democratic last year There
.Tts Republican gains in most all the towns.
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,.esryop pS 4RRIVED.

FROM ILvERPooLn n.lP G p.a 1872 ~ B.ssy A.
Ss. ~, ossd Mr. Bcsshboyd Ma n a nI M Masr Mm
MeEsb Mad.ps MIS- Cop c s No viaiag MI Ma
Ssnasf' e ana "a Nara, Mrs Johasoa- Mr. aas"a
FROM LIyBRPooL-Iu stesns,p sS s.uvSsr4 Handy.
NJ. d "A Rs,raeo Mrs, baies NJ -
n..,sr WIN Ha,oB, sn1 Isl N me e'''s'
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tom-HOuse or POst-OmOe. IT was resolved that the
names OF those In reference 70 whose political
sentiments some doubts stu existed should be divided
among Committee who empowered to visit them,
aud report at the next meeting.
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Sueeial Noiitss

p,o..n,b Assembly District Uaion Republican 49, So
g. RsDM gyEsSS Ns1sA ~ a. y ''"' l''''
Hal. corner Of hghA SoK ar wAkEFELD ys--a-"'
JoES GoLtsE. A s. ByAss, s-.re'-ne- a, =. rt,,s
Ameriesp sI r SSsf BsisaS BRADLET
Viii exhibit Of en ~ Nina banss pro-
euens continuous electric e'f''' TTLIMsS CS.-s
$500. Krdncrisn.-whhs Csias Dfasf s~'' 81 p'''
So ssK RE5uCT6S-wsis krsOsh China Tea '~ '1's'
- % oyor,rIoS Witt PrereA Ia. $50 " T-S"--.
- .SyySy REDUCTION -Gisn4 P-Oeh China Tea S'"' T"
- q REpcCTOs-oepa lsa Git pres" o'"' I'" '''
: p RSnrcrIoS- Chamber Sec, '0oi pr''-
IMMENSE AZ l r. ,. :. S I Ss pro- A.
IMMENSE khy - : 80 ~ ~ -. -
ss skSSs REDf ri0S-sAa.si Vase Card Receives" J'"Ae'"
L.. se. +" hall P"'s ~ p DALEY &,ce ssl Brs-s-.,.
IA IN. I..sreuneu Of newly ers ov,t .. $40 R,..a
o. .sH -e.pscisly -asessos our $1,000 Is@ ss
20 ~ ',,d Sares l. Pos q ses quality r-i-es
=. an good. aAasi.'sed OF 's ''s"'T. txlpos SON
n W MANSFIELD ss- E.s,a. cOoa-
I 69sKs6s r. f siS css.ias. ST. p,i-s.lpa
" s srILoCK 4 Ga, "a SroAdsss As.'J
sASTS ,ss : rs r.s. s cs's.ss
, a Jackson Co. 50 rrsnoss., Bs.iea:
Meet 4 ~ c ssass
.,sls. 2. S..s .s.a.s WV w.. ss,s
seviss< March . ~, sTuosy onrHs
so.s Asess - n. Usiisd ss..s-
Giants, svripx styis HAS, seven Dollars
wARS0ck Co. SIS Bre.ds.g. -
Take q Dose Of scAeseks Mandrake Pills. "''' '
difty heade5
Lea A. Psrri~s sauce.
A With aa. soep, Jofn,s 1s~~ -
IOuN DCsCAhs SONS
ssse. Agents. UsiOs sss.e .sa % se..s wLhss.e
Pe.,saco Nstsco.se MAILS 70, EscPs 4srss -. 49,
ssTIRnAY nspeh H. wn close At 4h Ohoe 2. IN
nav ia an WsnN EapAf lsi - ThU0pAf se 90
DsarrirssnIt "a 4. n p. II JONES, rsssnasss<.
oh..s.,. d. pui. r r,s y.A. se-ssA
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rtTEST SHIP NEWS

flor og..~ snip ysos see Second P''s'I
ARRIVED. -, .... a.
...u,b,o y.an..ef Jones. PAl.islpe's' WIN "A'" '
len, s,.s..o. C, Frc>.p t''ES" S'b ~ ~ s'S'sr
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POTTRR-wILBAas-In BoollTn Tsesis- March al NJ rcd
doncs Of bride parents the Theodore l. Cayer JOBS A
Potter l. williams eldest dAashssr o. Rsra "thsa
esq No cards
AH Notices Of Marriages must be ,Hdorsed MA MI
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is ready this
morning and contains, in addition ~ the general news
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MARRIED.

Wedding nd Visiting Cards, unsl stamping Not P.e>s
VIZ BVEEDELIs soss Old DUrcH CHusos
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Take schenck's Mandrake Pills, 700 Eaas r0sr
thorogz. l. ceaused.