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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-20
COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Cunning $. Bedford, city Judge.

Before Cunning ). Bedford City Judge.
BURGLAR SENTENCED.
The most important case disposed Of yesterday
was an indictment for burglary In the third degree
against James Stevens and John FIaherty, who
were charged with entering the premises OF Francis
Ciough, "A Howard street, on the 9th Of April and
stealing $50 pieces OF laccs valued at s27 IL ap
pears that the burglars effected an entrance to the
establishment by going through coal hole In the
street. Ofhcers surrounded the place ana arrested
the men. and upon examining the premises dis
covered hole cut through the lager beer saloon
INTO Mr. Cough's store ana founu the laces IN bags
An auQcr and n saw aud q revolver we're iound win
Stevens. Had II not been Tor tho vipnasce or the
police the thieves would have succeeded getting
away with the property. s..s :
Judge Bedford sald thaf as oil the circumstances
showed that The prisoners wets professional bur
glars ne would send each OF them 10 the State Pri-
son for four years and SIX months.
Richard Strong was tired and convicted OF freak
ing into The stable 81 Patrick Quinn, IN Forty first
street, between Ninth ana Tenth avenues and stt III
informed that Strong bad fellow, lie sent hiin
TO the STATE prison Tor four years.
Frank stevens WAS convicted OF stealing horse
and wagon. on the 1th OF ApIl, tue property OF pr
It was soeu the Doctor found his vehicle IN posses
sion OF the prisoner at the Central PARK. stevens
was sent TO the state Prison for Two years.
ACQuiTTALs.
Edward p. Stansll! was tried. upon charge Of
bui the evidence being slight, the Jury rendered
verdict 0f ncIuittAl.
Stcphano Casassa was charged with burplnriously
entering the pfeMiscs Of Antonio Cuneo, ~ Baxter
street. and stealing $780, tut the testimony for the
prosecution was entirely Insufficient TO sustain the
Indictment, ana the jury rendered verdict Of not
guilty.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN ITEMS.

class has boon opened at Madras for teaching
soldiers teegraphy.
The main wharf and gotlowns at Rangoon India,
have been burned down. The loss h estimated &C
10000.
Large numbers OF the younger inhabitants Of
A,sace and Lorraine are now emierating to the
Cnited States.
The Italian government has appoIn ted a commits
sion TO inquire into the legal status OF the foreign
religious institutions IN Rome.
The Eastern Budget says the Austro-Ilungarian
Red Book VIII con attn some important documents
ON the Black Sea question. and will be aid before
The delegations on the I'D OF siay.
The well known hotel In the Avenue Friedand.
PARIS, belonging to the Duke OF Brunswick. has
been taken POSSESSION or bY the National Guards,
VINO have established post there
Hungarian Journals give currency to rumor that
the Emper0rs OF Germany, Russia and Alistria are
TO have meeting at Carlsbad m May or June. What
a splendid opportunity for aarmists
There IA proposition at Berlin that Prince Els
marck should receive large present IRON the whole
OF Germany, III recognition or his services, the
amount TO he voted by the Relchstag
A mulat woman, named Madame Angelo, ter
minated the feat OF walking 1000 miles IN 1000
hours on the bowling green connected with the
Saracen's Head Inn, Tything. England.
large cavern has been discovered in the noun.
tain limestone formation at Stanton, near liver
ston IN thc Furness district Of North Lancashire,
England. One OF the chambers Is shaped exactly
like an nOurglass ~. .-. -. ... .... -
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SUPERIOR COURT. TRIAL rERM-?ABr z

A LessOa 10 Building Contractors on the sab.
iert oi Temporary sidevaiA Bridges.
Before Judge Mcneil.
George ". Comsoch us. Jos,, Z. Coaortr. ct ul-
On the 4th OF october $685. tho pialnlia's vile was
crossing temporary bridge platform constructed
over deep excavation in the sidewalk OH the west
SHE OF Broadway. between Eighteenth ana Nine
tecnih streets, when the SAND fell, carrying her with
II Sul Is brought against the defendants. the con.
tractors. who we're erecting here marble front
building, claiming SS.0uo damages Tor lnJul sus-
talned by Mrs. LoastocK. The aasNel Is u Y neral
DENIAL. large amount or tesi Hony taken. DC
Cupylng the entire day. was shown that there
were several pieces Uf marble IN the temporary
crossing at the time, ana thus claimed that the a.
ing OF tie structure was through the negligence II
IN. cuntraco rs IN allowing upon IT this suye ln-
cumbeht weight. The jury gave verdict OF 81, 600
Tor the plaintiff,
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MARINE COURT.
A Ton md Cofice Cmse.
Before Judge Shea.

Before Judge Shea.
Joseph Riley rs. Martin y. Bunn ct dI-In Feb.
ruary, 1858. Sweeney dead, visited the store
OF deien Jants wholesale grocers and offered 20 sell
them by sample some Ceyion coffee, which was de-
cined; he then said he wanted to purchase some
teas Tor which I've wouti give them cOfee In ex.
change, ana to tins they consented, ordering larger
amount OF coffee than the tea which they had Sold
but declining deliver the tea until the coffee was
brought TO tbclr store. Sweeney being stranger TO
them. Shortly after tho coffee came TO nand,
sweeney accompanying II, and presenting bull OF
the paintin for the goods giving credit Tor the tea
defendants then gave to Sweeney q check to plain.
tnrs order for the balance, and the tea was
taken away on the Same cart that brought
the coffee. In March Of the same
year Sweeny again called and proposed n like
transaction which defendants acceded TO- defend
ants selling, as they supposed. 10 pian,l through
his agent, Tea to the amount OF $l02 and purchasing
corce to the amount OF s2o7 o. leaving balance o
plaintifYs credit oil sos %. few days afterwards
plaintiff himself called TO collect the bi Tor coffee Of
SPOT Oh, which defendants declined 10 pay. tender
ing him the balance OF SIS o3, Which be refused.
TINS sult is to recover the sum OF S2v7 03 with In
Mrest The Sl05 oS defendants have deposited in
court.
general broker, no made sales Tor him among
others with no powers as an agents that the frs, he
bringing MIN defendanls' cheek and explaining that
he had sold PLAINTIFFS c0nee as broker To defend.
ants anu made purchase OF tea on MS own account,
and which he then settled with plaintiff for and mat
he never saw the tea. Neither had lie received any
tea on the second transaction, but only sold coffee
through Sweeny as broker.
The Court charged the Jury that this was case IN
which one OF two innocent parties must necessarily
suffer through the fraud OF third person, that
the party Who gave him the immediate present
power to do lie wrong would to bear tho loss.
The jury, alter having several times returned 10
the court room for Instructions rendered the .Oi.
lowing verdict;'Thc Jury flnd that the defendants
should be credited with tbe amount or the tea de-
hvered, as they believe the evidence shows that
they used more precautions az Business men than
the plaintln but at the same time the Jury do not
believe That the plaintiff has either committcd ner
Jury or cOnnived nj any fraud. had any intention
30 to do. They. therefore, II this verdict Is received
coupled with the above condition, lind for the de-
PENDANTS. For plainttIf, ]. MCGowan for defend
ants. w. d j. KirchleS
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

CONFORMATION NoTICg.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
occupants ali houses and lots. improved or unI,nrroved
sn hsIey s b.. the u @ se ~ %
Hoard OF Assessors for examination by all persons interest
For udins receiving basin northeast corner of From,
D. For brnng receiving basin sontbeas oil Water
& For building receiving basin southeast corner of ssth
l. FOR building receiving basin northeast of l2e,h
For building RECEIVING basin southeast corner of Third
g. For building living basin northwest corner Of Fourth
l. For buhd,ns RECEIVING basin northeast OF Is5,h
i For building sewer Fifth avenue, between Thirty.
d For building Nineteenth street, between Sixth
TO- For building sewer, completion in d, between
H. FOR building sewer, completion In avenue D. between
IL FOR building oa,et sewer Fifth avenue, between lssh
Is or a,ng and grading iossh street, between Fifth
limit. n @ y es y.ean o a. md
parcels Of land suasd on. - water rror. uoore and
Ihs s..,erv aide OF Sixth avenue between 2s,h and
i.s,h 1re,,s to the extent Of 400 feet ,s,
raoons y a Rect, second
and Th ossnss ami Inc westerly Second avenue
from 2 .ssss between rhyar
ana Inr nosey sid in street. commencing Seventh
,nns and pnn1ins easery ibsrerom $50 feet, aud
sss, ri, side OF avenue between l25th ana l26h
8 The ca.tey s.de Of avenue, between Thirty fourth
and Thirty nth streets. s...
a The property known Ward Nos 227lto 3.g7s and
aS2o TO sSg situated in Nncteenih street, between sixth
10 10th sides Of avenue d, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. .
H. Both sides Of avenue y, between Third and Fourth
H. The property bounded BY i24h ana issh Streets and
~ pct si,ss of ioSa street between rhh avenue and
Harlem RIVER Of half the block on the n'erecs
utrsoos whose interests are affected By the above
vino opposed TO shem or either
III hem are present their objections IN wrng
90 richard Tweed Chairman OF the Board ssors at
ihe,r ONCE No 10 chatham street. within thirty oays rom
sne'I ss On. 81 th,s notice RICHARD TWEED,
'ne usso " w. THOMAS II. ASrES,
MYER MYERS,
FRANCIS a. SANDS,
Board OF Assejsora
once Board Of Assessors, New York, MAJ 10 I'LL
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SUPERIOR COUaT-RGC.Al TERN.
Decisions.
nV Tn.trra afr,.,,~,

By Judge MoUunn.
John Rim rs. H. Ia Faras ct di-Oidcr granted.
JO'tn Ht,ocrt rs. ho5e,1 L. Feey.-Same.
Henry HotSibs'd rs. Charles L, HucsJev Refer
ence ordered.
John ". cochran Ct al. as. louis Ba,gey CT al
Order granted.
Amel.a Openheimer rs Charles re,sys--Motiou
granted.
Geo,ce W. Metcalr u.s. JOSIAH H. Raser. Morton
0enled, without COSTS
John ROtchV0'd Us &sr0h ROfch j0,d-pecree of
divorce granted.
bHisan X. feytoa rs. James Ne,cman.-I,ail re-
0uced TO 5000.
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lslIfo STATES DISTRICT CuuaT-ia BANKRUPTCY.
SUPREME ceyaI-SEseRAL TERM.
Celn;nbin Law School Graduates Admitted
10 the Bsr.

he.ore Julg& Ineraham Cardozo and Barnard.
lnis court met yesterday morning. The only
business transacted was admitting as members OF
the bar the recent graduates OF the Columbia Law
SCHOOL, utty-nlne IN number. The court tuen al.
lorueI III the 10Th Inst, when 1t viii dispose Of
the unfinished business oil tie term.
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cuuaf Is APPEALS CALfNBsR.

ALsakN May 10, 1871.
MSy 22:-NOs ly5. 10l. PAT, 2SSs 40. 20. 2S1 S66
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COURT OF cOMaaa PlFAs--specaL TERM.


By Judge Joseph r. DAILY.
Weston Us. Atrn @ @.-Mction granted on paying
$40 costs TO defendant.
Seymour et al. as. Bohemia inner. - Eecever an.
pointed. -
Wor ct al. Is. Acknowledgement settled.
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.


Nv JUUyt IhEratIm.
n. ffskfr ~. J. oU7aoa.-Alotion granted.
TIE StuycesaW BInk rs. IL u. McAu,vay et al.-
8amp.
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NICSICAI..

MASON 4 HAMLIN ORGAN co, MANUFACTURERS
wi of CABINET ORGANS, warcroo,ns ba6 Broadway,
New lork.Thc Organs made BY this acknow
lodged lie the beet the world having European well
American reputation; prices nxei aud nvarabie $50
sos FiD0 - $780, Sl5 &2O0 to S675 and upwards Illus.
trated catalogues free Organs TO rent sold for monthly
quarterly payments.
yNANTED.-A LADY MUSIC TEACHER WHO HAS A
w piano upon which the pupil practice twice week.
Address, with terms, LlSCO, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-20
WINES, LIQUORS, sc,

4 FINE RYE on pouRBoN wHIsKEY AT ~ 10 PER
"A gallon me sherry and Port Wine ~ per gallon
G6per gallon. All warranted pure. WILLIAM N. GfLEH
Ioo- 5ixM avenue, corner Thirteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-20

GaAsD or y.% I HsysE s.vvo,x.xcr.
AND H ssnr ESg ra APPEARANCES Of
::;.s;:1 as: e .
RIgpr Mo ,Tus
aacten crowded and deli GIFTED composed 81 ~
Easn'osAssE sgaI fs ss2 5Ghtncrr
LAST ns s$ss5s sssss ."
.,..as s .'n' ..n osHxS FoSsyss ,unr ..
susp,y-r,s,i IL K PETIT sAq nIsp ooxcr.,
I IxroaTAsr AEsouScKsesr SSsDay. NAY =
rAs I, 70 I'M; 11MrAsy
''a' ''o'o'''' TiinH II Il sGmsAeRs. Us
IN which 'h' great cGimsL ias" %SsBorr.
and his entire troupe Of unrisaled artists Will appear
Fiji AHn 1AHIssS AS2 IA! sl' BILL
The above play Tsr X ii sn'' popularity
% permit Of l sS5 !"a?.s'I IyRsIse, sAYm
OF ,on sSs TO E$$ |
which VIII an n P GsGsrar LILY CAST
NJ JOHN pRo s1 sfTsSs y RgarrEA RANCE
Carriages be crdered-Eyeniny, lo4 NJ Matinee
KANDAIsLS TIL, NIB.
THE HIT OF THE SEASON.
E1h-TnEATRB ComIoUE.
0lt Broadway opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel
n S$SSs FAMILY aAiiTSExkkr rais xrTfSsS$SSs
Al * O'CLOCK s SnIl6sFs HALF rsIos.
The popular Dutch Come Ian, -
JAMES II. BUDW0Rril, JAMES n. BUDWORTH.
AS OfFENBAclI, THE DUTCH ACTOR.
DoUullERTY's ADVENTURES IN CANADA
ny as sssS Sf# rrf sRZAHr DA AsSSrr
GERALDINE AND LEOPOLD, THE GYMNAsTa
BIO s AhL a fcoaAsy IN sfIE 2pp p hNooo
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME IN THE EVENING.
Doors open ~ and curtain rises at ~ and O'Clock
SEATS RESERVED IN ADVANCE
OLYMfTo THEATRE
THIS AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
also for
MATINEES WEDNESDAYS and sATuRDAYS,
VIII be presented adaptation OF Answor,hs celebrated
novel OF
SHEPPARD
presented with powerful cast, including
q. l.. FOX.
Miss ADA UARLAND.... .....JACK SHBPPARU
BRILLIANT STAGE EFFECTs by HAYES
COMPLETE COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS
and MECHANICAL EFFECTA
seats secured six days in advance.
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WATCHES, JEyvELRy, &c.

A MEXICAN WATCHES IN GREAT vARIETIEs--
N Cuckoo Clocks, Jewcry, ssri ne silver Ware our own
fRANKfiELD L co. jewellers, a0S h4ih AVENUE corner
Fourteenth street. and 80 shsh avenue corner Twenty
extb street.
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IRVING HALL IeyIsa HALL
/ irving place opposite the Academy OF Music.
fUESDAY EVENING, MAY ~, ..
AND EVERY EykNING ANp SATURDAY MATINEE.
0ERMAkiA ILLUSTRATED,
Pictoriaily, Historically POLITICALLY aud Musicany.
WHEN WILL BE PRODUCED
AN ENTIRELY. NEW AND ORIGINAL
MOVING PANORAMA
FRANCO-OERMANIC WAR, .y.e.
eminent European artists from drawings made on
the Including all the principal cities rortrcsscs locaH
ties O ancient aud modern Interest," and
VIVID BATTLE SCENES,
IN CONJUNCTION EACH EyENTN0
WITH GRAND CONCERT,
supported by s... . -.,u...-
KARL FORMES, KARL FORMEA
'"' "''' Miss SARAH BARRON. con.rsitoi
Mr.. w. J. HILL, the popular tenor.
aud other eminent artists.
DORhsTEIN Director aud ConductQf.
The historically descriptive Lecture win bedelvcod ~ The
popular young coculIonst and dramatic reader,
Mr. w. H. Pore
Tickets Of Admission bO Reserved Seats Soc extra; -
all the principal ticket Offices and music stores. aud At The
hall
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AT =. MlSH's, 1877 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AND
"A gentlemen receive the highest Price tssl-of
Clothing and Carpets. By calling addressing. Ladies ~
tended By Mrs. Msk-
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L,REE DENTISTRY.-TEETH EXTRACTED FREE OF
charge every Saturday a. 242 Fulton street, Brooklyn;
extracting on other days 5pc., and 1,hng from 81.
". W. WATSON, DENTIST
r,EETu kxTRACTED- hing GAS; NO PAIN
III the frat tooth, buc. each additional Dr. A. J. COL.
BY Dentist y2 Last Fourteenth three west OF
UnivcrsiIy place.
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NENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
SUMNER NIGHTS CONCERTS.
THIS AND EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
THEODORE THOMAS AND Ills FAMOUS ORCHESTRA.
Adm sson 10 cents. Packages OF ~ tickets -
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Ci.OriIISa

ATA RosENTHAL's, "a THIRD AVENUE. NEAR
~ Nineteenth street late 81 Th,rd avenue)Ladirs and
gentlemen Gao obtain the highest values for CASTOR Clothing
and CARPETS 81 n1nrsna or addressing ladies attended 70
by Mrs. VI. Rosenthal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-21
Trust what Time has Sanctioned.

The maxim that the voice OF the people is the voice
OF the divinity may in cases. be open doubt but
the testimony of honest and enlightened witnesses
extending through series of years. and all the same
purport. is worthy OF credence admits of no question
Upon such testimony the reputation of Hostetters
stomach Btters, as an antdote and cure for many
ailments is based During the twenty years that it has
been before the world nnumerabe preparations intend
ed to compete with it. have gone up like rockets and
down the cxtinguished sticks. Meanwhile the progress
of that Incompatible tonic has been swift and steady
always upward and onward, like the eagles flight Its
introduction produced revolution in therapeutics and
1t proved 10 be Of those salutary revolutions that
cannot go backwards To-day Hosetters Bitters is one
of the most popular remedies in chrstendom and COM
mands larger sale than any other medicinal prepar;-
ton, domestic imported this side the Atlantic
As cure for dyspepsia, bilious disorders. nervous aec-
TONS general debility, and preventive of epidemic
fevers, it takes precedence of every other remedy
This fact should teach the ambitious country dealers
who eneavor ost their local abortios the public
in its stead how futile their small attempts to jole
the community must necessarily be. Where the game
fish have failed there is chance for the "suckrs"
Oct :, lS7l-1m
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bacon, half smoked and rusty from hang
ing i'll a damp cellar to which had been
added Il decoction of garlic! How anybody
endured it who could get away from me
was wonder. The search warrant of the
Yellow Prince had raked out the entire
sewerage deposits of my system; and what
ever eluded the scraper by absorption, was
pressed out at the pores. The physician
complimented me on having machine
which could so thoroughly grind out the
fever and fling off the leavings. In all
things give thanks.
The last vestige remaining which indi-
Gates the fact, of complete exhaustion of
the fever after the 10Th day, and also my
initiation into the order of the Yellow
knights, is the deep orange color of the
foot sole, which, however, will slowly fade
out. Our Order has no regalia, nor organ
ization, nor password, except, You've
had the fever This fact establishes a
fraternity, which goes for the yellew fever
patient Just as others go fran him. This
18th days confinement will extend to sew
enteen before can go anywhere.
At my door, a sufficient number of the
\. KS have daily stood offering service,
for day or night, to have manned or woman
ed small Ambulance Corps. The pecu.
liar bond of this Order. holds with equal
force. and without and collision of feeling,
gentlemen and ladies' servants and wait
ing maids, black and white. There is no
prejudice, whatever, toward sex, complex
ion, or previous condition. All are one.
whether or no. eff you've had the fever
pass i'll.
On the day of my waking, the nurse, an
army comrade, said, "You have been
nearer eternity brother Matlack, then even
when in the line of batte.' From that
vicinity | come back to the broad fields of
danger and duty, by permission from God.
Except when asleep | have been entirely
conscious-part of the time super conscious
almost Communings with my own soul
on its relations with the High and Holy
one, were frequent, and searching. Thank
fully drink this cup. Now l have new
endowment-power over the Yellow Fever
Grateful to God, and a devoted wife,
with prayerful friends, pen this narrative
for my Maryland brethren, and mysCecil
county neighbors, who would be glad, |
thought, to hear from me thus fully.
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Il BLESSING no LADIES.
DupOncO's Golden Pills for Females
ARE PERFECTLY HARMLESS
AND NEVER FAIL
AND NEVER FAIL.

To immediately relieve and permanently cure suppressed
or difficult mc;strUaton. remove distractions &c
One lady writes, she would be willing to pay 50 a box
for them rather than be without them.
Another lady writes Dup0pcnS GoLen Pills relieved
me in two days, without any Inconvenience like
magic.
" Beware Of Counterfets." The genuine is now put
up in large white boxes containing double auantitv
of Pills. and upon each hox you will find the u S.
Revenue Stamp printed from private die upon which
You will find the words DUpoNCos GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS, i'll (whtel letters. None genuine without that
stamp. The small re-! and yeJto bOres no longer
used, because of their bcin.. cutInterfeitcd
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REAL EST4IE.
REAL EST4T'E.
Valuable Town Lots & Houses,
In ELKTON FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell very reasonable terms the
VACANT LOT in Elkton, at the of ss.2&
Main and Bow streets. and the ground Bow n1aMM
street running north. and including the W. ma
BRICK HOUSES, now occupied by Z. Wesley Lsl5sAszs
.Jannry and Willis Ruttcr.
The Lot fronts 10 feet Main street and is of
the most desirable locations in Elkton as place OF
business.
Persons wishing to eligible stand for bust
ness III Ekton are invited to examine the premises.
Ei~The property will be sold in lots to suit purchas-
crs: and plat of the he the office of
H. Mccullough from whom information can he obtained
in regard TO price and terms of sale Ora letter addressed
TO the undersi url at 1893 Froat street New York will
receive prompt attention. JOHN MOORE.
Feb H. 1S1l-tf
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Special NOTICES.
BLINDNESS s. Catarrh.

d. lsAAcs, VI. D. sos Arch Street, Philadelphia,
Ocuis and Aurist, Professor in the Medical College of
pennsylvania of the Eye and Ear Persons afflicted with
diseases of the EYE, EAR, CATARRI will be scicn-
uclly treated and cured, if durable. He has been per-
'ehty locatc'. IN the city for years, and makes the
above seciatics in his practice. The Medical faculty
is invited as he has no secrets in his mode of treatment
Ea-ArtIhcal eyes inserted without pain. No charges
mrdc for examination.
Jan 23. 1S6G-IY
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When the figures strike the Democratic
line OF '67, it Is noticeable how they begin
to rise, till the tiood-tide is reached Of
$3.592.57, in 1871. In 1861, you will notice
the Sheriffs fees are much above the fol-
lowing years, till 1857 is reached. 1t may
be well to state here, that in that year a
Democratic Sheriff-Mr. JAS L. Oldham
held the office.
We will next compare the expenses of
the Circuit Court in those years.
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Again, as we near the magic line, where
the party who made such extravagant pro-
testations of economy, take charge of the
county affairs, the great tidal wave of
Democratic expenditure begins to swell.
We will next compare the outlay for
roads and bridges, which, of all the public
expenditures, is The most vi tai to the pros
perity of the county.