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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-16
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court, Charles Arnold
Committed charge Of stealing 10 coats from r T.
Bauum NO 1913 Chathlmst while employed IN painting
Capt. Peabody of the ship Neptune, charged with
sailors voluntarily before Commissioner SHIELDS
yesterday AM bail 10 5000 MAYO The fret mae OF th; Net
charged crime also released on 5000 BALI Joln
Will ans jail for about months charge Of pass
ing money released Yesterday 81 tie suggestion Of AS
sstan District Attorney Puriy on bis recognzrce.
At the TOmbs Police Court, Justice bowling COM
Gsog Cssanlgh ad Henry Woughb Yesterday for having
pair Of glasses from the pocket 81 Aniew
ONe Of No % Sprngst.. Thomas Mh proprietor Of 'oW
loon on tie corner chambers and mes, tried on last
TUESDAY the Court Of General Sessions on che Of highway ron
acquitted lie Oyeroyd that he went on spree ana
late al quarree with James Craven, clerk the Name Court
saloon at Pearl and Chatham st. lie was taken INTO
custody attempting Craven and committed Yesterday TO
bis oil quarters 10 the fomhs
William II. Amott's house. No. as West Twenty
robbed six dresses revolver ami
operas The told by john Breen that John
League and john M bad committed tie bur
g and sold dresses Harris Cohen Of No ~ B'Eer TIE
arrested McGoyern. Monday night, in liquor saloon IN
Tyentyegh AL .Teuthave league had @ the city Tor mia
depa could be found After hcGOyeus arrest the
officers went to the junk shop BaEterst and arrested Cohen 6g IN
the interval informed Of his danger aud hid the
The prisoners mel al the
Market Police Court yesterday and held for trial in default Of
= % Id lgilf each
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TWO FoRGERs PLEAD GUILTY.

In the Court of General Sessions, before
Recorder Hackctt Van Eeten and Brockway, two no
torious forgers engaged n swindng involving aggre
gate OF about 10000 pleaded guilty yesterday, and
were remanded for sentence Louis 81. Van Eeten
pleaded guilty To indictment charging him with sign
Ing the oI Halgaftcn AZ Co., the 18th OF last
OctOcr 10 check the Park Bank for s7.50o and OBJ
fed, and arrested In kew-Oreans Beside this
there several indictments against him In New York
aud In California for other f0rgeres. He Will be
sentenced on Friday. Charles Brockway forged the
OF Charles d. vanderpool to check ON the Bank
OF North America for Is 800 and also forged the sigma
tnre OF William c. Trowbridge To check on the Eighth
National Bank for AGO. last October Sentence will
bc pronounced on Friday.
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SUICIDE IN A HOTEL.

J. +. Rhodes, proprietor OF "A small stationery
store in Brooklyn. and at one tne photographer in
kaon st. that city, called at Crooks Hotel Tues
DAY evening, g1steTed his name. aud assigned
room AT noon yesrEday his YOU ger brother called AT
The hotel aud asked " bee him. He was shown % the
TOVn found the door fastened. All efforts 10
The occupant failed, aud finally " the employees
Climbed through the Ian.gAt aud opened the door.
INK, and when this was removed hc was found TO bc
Head lie partially undressed, and ~ his band was
Wal Of supluric ether, which e had evidently IN
Tue cause OF TIC act but nix brother stated that he had
eeh unfortunate 10 business. and had Twice before NJ
kulDIod suicide
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VERDICT AGAINST SHERIFF o'BRTEy

In the Superior Court, before Judge Moneh
and jury John Teidcrman brought action yesterday
against Sheriff James OBren On May 2 1866, me pam
tiff purchased from exAderman Frederick Pepper
liquor store ~ Ridge and H0ustou-ss. for >l0O: ON.
l. 1862 the defendant levied the store and nXtuIe
under judgment in favor OF DelOng Nash against
Henry f. Repper The plaintiff replevined the properly
and Delong Il Nash unidentified the Sheriff. who there
upon sold the goods. The plaintiff proved that ne pur
chased the from xAldcrman Pepper IN 1860 ana
carried business until the Shcrhs sale ana iat
Henry f. Repper never owned had an interest IN me
business prOperty. The jury found verdict Tor inc
plaintiff for 81 800 and the Court granted extra allow
a We mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-16
ERIE DIyIDENDs-THOsE "sCANDALOUs" AFFI-
DAVITs AGAIN

TO tAf EdilOr OF THO TTiOUHf'
SIR: In your paper this morning there APP
pears a card signed by Messrs Emott Thompson, the
counsel for the plaintiffs In the suit OF Thompson aud
others agt The Efe Railway Company, on the late argu
eut at Albany The Ia that card that the order
entered ON Feb "was entered entirely without au
thorty" Is directly contrary TO the fact That order
restoring the papers struck out by Judge Rosekrans to
The file, entered after motion made ny the dcfehd
ant Is counsel stating the substance OF the desired order
aud was drawn up the spot In the precise terms stated
In Court and 10 which Idge Enott had assened Inc
defendants counsel handed order 10 the Clerk OF The
Court requesting him 10 show il 10 the presiding Justice
Tie order entered and certified by the clerk IN open
Court the presence PLANTING counsel. The motion
made upon tic mers and was disposed Of rs appears
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William H Arnoft,s hnnse. IN. 41S West TwentY.
nECISIONS-FER. 10.

Suprrp1c COurt-C hdmbers-By Judge Sutherland
Marcia T. m ms att Hiram HasAns.RspOu of Referee
hruei an Judgment OF divorce granted.
iy JuI.c ag Coo-Noon denied with leave
TO re on showing ans merits in the exceptions.
Bsnar-ln the Of the appointment Of Receiver
etc ofthe Bell & Heath C0.-MoiOn denied.
Marine COart-Pdrt I-BefoTe Judge JOachimsen.-
Cohen gt D,gner-verct for the plaintiff for 57j Pike ag Favor
Reerre Jerome Buck Alexander Jacobs simoaon agt Bls
burn.-Srttle.
Part TT-By Judge Shea-Chche,ter sgt Hgiam.-Set'e
U-By Judge CurtCobb agt Ladd -Dscoltnred without
costs Jay az. Doane.-Disconnlei Knox ReumontS
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DEpAPTrRE or FOREIGN MAILS.

The Foreign subsaon A. No 100 Sprngst follows
For Mails OF 1850 tav Por European Mail Of 10Th,
II w. day For German Mail Of 18th, 1850 same day.
THURSDAY FEB. l6.
Mails r Europe Queenstown AMI Liverpool ger steamship sauna
Dock Jersey City close at PostOhce AZ IL
Supplementary Mail pad letters only made CunaEl Doek
Jer~eyC CITY. aud closed az 1880 m.
A deposited in supplementary must be prepaid with double
postage. ..
Mails and the West ladies' steamship Columbia from
Pier No n R. close steamship sails At o'clock
Mails Hayt per steamship City Of PortauPnce will be sent
about M date Steamship sails from Empire Stores Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-16

amounts ranging from $40 TO $500. Among the nrs Cc
tlmized by him Baxter, scii nSados6 Co
OF No 6ss Eighth-ave.; EdmOndson, hhoues * ry
Co.. at the corner OF Broadway and Lspenard ~ oS
a. Co. No 50 Worth-st.; Jules Sarner W Nv, g.
C;randst: Willis Levy q Co. No 326 Canalst fln,s *
Co.. No 10 Walkerst. Whitenore, Pee Post 20 ia q;
3lG and 3is Broadway: Wesley StOney NO- Oh au q,
Leonardst; Haight IIasey Co.. No. 469 Bro0he,s,,i
and others Detective Field found the properly o, of
from Fues & Co. I'm the secondhand clothing h 4
Joseph Bergman, at No. 11S West BroaHWnS,
and arrested Bernnan charge OF RECEIVING s' Ts
goods. Yesterday the accused were cOiihItlou " '
tice Hogan 10 the TOOmbs TO await a trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-16
counr OF GENERAL Recorder Opens

Daniel Green robbery H. John Moore feonious assault
2. Joseph Reilly and Charles and battery.
Williams robberv H.. Iarkin, eonO1s
3 Edward IIoyt and John Kane sanlt and battery.
robbery 49,. Matthew DOnOhre elonious
A. Christopher Tracy John assault and battery
Reilly robbery IA John steven son grand arceny
Freenck Lee robbery. IS. james Miller grand larceny
Thomas Luer burgary Joseph Mebes grand larceny
7Chaes Reilly and John lie a.. Peter MARVEL grand larceny
Roy. burglary. 49,. Daniel McAul r. grand llrce1l
g. George A Abbott forgery 49, John Moorehead eHbezl
Q. John Ishin, fclonO0s assault
and battery 20. John Godfrey receiving stolen
10. john Mitchell, fe'onous goods.
sault and hateT 2l..J Stuart OwyDe, bgamy.
CorRr or APPBNs-ALBANY Feb l5The following tie day
calendar for Feb lC Nos. o. l5 ll6 H. 60. 100 9 III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-16

ARREST OF A FORGED ORDER swINDLER.
Samuel NJ. Mentz, clerk, was arrested
yesterday by ocer Barry OF the Fifth Precinct, for
seres OF extensive swindes He IL charged with pro
curing goods on forged orders from various nrms the
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rss 535 Moon sets...... 455
THIS
Sandy Hook m 5:33 Island. 67 Hell Gate $500
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nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA, and WEST
IL ERR RAILROAD

NGakiS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
Blr-as-st AM foot o. tlro0lerst
WINTER commencing lAlit 81. 20 lff
EXPRES, MAIL TRAIN connecting DiH With Boon
Branch overv ID CItr anc a. Water o, s us,sK o. X
Newton. si.ng01 witt fe n. T.. i. " IT, r
Cav sblrz. Scranton. Gr, Bend b1 h aYia
Osset1 a1i sd Io the LalAaana af oomaurs
and Delaware aut Hrl.on p Rods 81,
Il:0 o. IFHIGfi VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Nova Morris
town Dover Iacsettsrn P!1slu ali aston; con-
uec.s az Php5urg Bel. Del K r. for Bvi, g.. al q
Rason v K H. Bethlehem Allentown, Mach Cl1n and
Wilkesbarre
4IOp m SCRANTON EXPRESS ~ Dover With q fer
R. Al Wateo, r.. and Washington go D. L. ani
W. H. R. Tor Water Gsa, Stoalslury and Scranton.
3:2O HACKETrSTOWE MAIL, connects Ei Booron Chester
anil SUSSEX Railroads 90. 81.
ami Gao ,...
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations at c3o 80 anl 1910
F5r ORANGE and SOLTH ORANGE, CSC 100. 9l' 1910 'Di
2O m :lO 2J) $40 $40 $50 500 6:0J $50 $50 and l;i1
m. -. - 81 .,, go, ,t.oo
l.2o and 100 200 2:3O 3:2o $40 500 TO- ~,
80 5:lO 500 -6e2O $40 1900 $500 and 1913
Leave S.vYot r BLOOMFIELD aud NOSTCLAIR $40 and
1r.O nd l.OOI 5 10 audo o.
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY October H. iSo from Roosevelt od Grad
ferres
n, Mai for fachogae
no Accommodation for Bsbylou
$50 RIprrts Tor Pseosa via stage 70 Be,io and Fire
Place.
ln NJ I,p Accommodation, SATURDAYS thouxi 70 Pste,o.ue
$50 D. N B.byloa Aecomnolslon.
$50 p N. hsrrei Accommodations
O. NJ aad : Waller
sursn for toesausr
The $50 ADD Os $50 and 400 eounest a, vasy
slrsan for Hampstead
CIV DOUGLAS, sspsass.adest
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iFor P-ermnnI and NJ onI
INC Island RAILROAD.

4 y
IL WINTER ARRASGEME
ami after MONDAY OCT a. 1870 Trains vii leave JsmessnP
follows:
$3.50 A. m. Greenport and S,g Harbor.
1880 a. N. Ncrthyor Way Tran.
Hsrbor AM Ryehead Express runs throush 70 "n'
port on SATURDAY ghls.
400 D. u Eouhpor Express 80,
$500 m Hemnsad Wsy Train Isip Saturday nights
$500 .. m Norhpot Way Train ,-.--
Valley HIcksylle, hunta ave
Hnnter, Point Al &. m j. d. bAhlu4 sup
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on iio'l .';.
i tonic aud ugatuek Ralroai fATe ~ ''A"''' "
Tia..,lip at Ia pooa (suadsys exec ttdl.
HARTPORD DIRECT.-State of New YORK
and Cry Of Hnlor s,,s r,s..p S.g ap,s soh.psa
H'.r,.nsso n ks Var. lat class 81 u.s. 81 el..s " -
Mo INTERRUPTION to TR SaS.EIa ,o wa
N "a, suisaros ALEXANDRIA AND LiMhsukS ivses'
s,s N, Roas Thragh Tickets for 'at a. tns
s and ali the pnap. hotel add general sese V"'"
New fofk, bSs'9n' fu"~ O. " HuSrISoros n, Y. Agent
JpYATEs General Passenger AsssI
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a. OF ChambersJ and foot OF 2Ji-st, as iolOHs
Through Express leave Chamiert atJ II A. me- J
m D. daily. Leave 23d-st Al 8j 1879 a. n AM ";l'
and Gas D. daily NeE and improved Drawing Room toacle'
accompany through Buffalo connecting az or a.
Sleeping Coaches running rough . e'eaHf
and Gallon Sleeping accompany the II from sus
quehanns ufllo the $3.50 from Neglo 90 hlio ant
the from Hor1esye Buffalo and Cincinnati
For Jeryis and WAY. 1870 N (l3tsi i;l5 p M
For Way $3.50 l2J.st J:l5 ms aRi Sun
DAYS only $3.50 n DIST, 1915 A. M .,,
For Ousyle and Wsy at = 80 l. m tSJdt 10 a. ~
Newburgh aud Way, at $50 and :SJ t1st g. IS
M. 3:l5 and i:l5 p M
Thes,er Train IL 80 m. tljlst, sll4l p M
For Paterson Way from I'd 81. Depot Al 63 95 and lli3
M sl:iS 345 Sis as From Chsmacnst Depot.
6:i5 1000 m I'm las, 4, J. 3:l5, and O. a p
For Hackensack ise from 2JiL Dpf 81 $40 and
l25 345 1913 % t5 From Csmherss ID 300
m and |, I, t5:l5. g. and tb.45 p .....
m ll5 1918 AIS 5:J and 6:lj ard SATURDAYS on ~ -
Chsmbersst Depot Of $3.50 l:J 1871 tiIS ffV
rs aud D. ard Saturdays ONLY, y 90 midnight
for n Drawing Room AMI steep
Coaches can be obtained for the checking transfer B
gage NAV be len Company Offices M 59 and 80 boaSaY -
Cbsnberst; Groenvichst k5lst ar TMr!a' Harlem
3S Puou-t Brooklyn Dpois foot Of Chtmhersst ani foot u ~ e.
EIcblngsce and Long Dock Depot jersey CITY AID
Of the Agents At the principal hotels ,r,, , p,np
L. D. RUCKER, Der r. WI. X bAhhT
Gepl SAINT 1870 GET las.rAL
DAILY 4fol hacAtAsaeA SA''
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HANEN KAI
~ ROAD

~
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT.
Passenger Station cGAS S Yo corner q ,pi
FoA 4Esryi EI LEAVE S TFywyoYioiFsEF.''''
For Haven and Bridgeport T. Erh 1850 M Rls 'Ehh
For afoa ssaod FAIRFIELD Southport and we''port, ilo
a. For 0 S SoiS T. SE 1880 IaIs r) gIJ ''' $50
p For barren 4 g 90 a. M 5:iS $50 $50 and 6Op
stamford lEE), l99 M l23 (EEl. 2'i3 tEIl
so For ' GSssa n1 snd iH.efsate stations. o. aS os
Sunday DAY Mail Tram leaves Twenty SevYo at for
Boston, via both SP'HceeSs E Ike fFS SH TRANS
For Boston via sPnnsSesa 49, ;: n and P n
For Hartford Springfield lls $3.50 m to Hartford
For Newport R. l2lsp (EI connecting with steamer serOs.
For conSectcGt River Railroad a m Ials Montreal
For 70 4 Gss1 FTo'd,noe and F.Al Railroad .sp,
Shore Line Railway IN. NorSieh and PFFae1ee l4S
For SeT:a1en northampton Railroad m p m to North
For Hou.atonic Bsirosi a. N. and ,. pm. q ,,..
g For S S.PssS "a sss.t Railroad a. s1
For NssC Railroad a. m 20 % a. ~ ai md o to suu
s'y M .Sd 5sn % it sc' Line JAMES HoYr apsna
NETWORK CENTRAL AND ~ DSoN
IN RIVER RAlLROADrrans leave rbir.th s., as i''o"'
ga CHICAGO Express Drawing room eA' Sac, No accom-.
mG oS for Wa SJ g,sS9s sSd ws. ki
''a aS m sou. Express DnriusrOon attached
49, First Psedc EIPre,. WITH seepHse'r through 10 wafer
town syracuse AID canaudaEA palE s..,,,e attached for
second Paefe EIp &c. s'I 1. SCH l. All
|
S 81 S''' fa s,jsssi:s s: 1':'D''
IL. AIS sul ESQ p m FteAsAl' "@"1'
5:30 asd $40 sag ug trains IN .ss STA $40 and
$40 Ta0 9.l6 aad 1919 II m i'' 80 ''''' '' %
l31v p n, sn sast I'm for Poughkscr,ie. ,,,
E.r.Yors Dee s. 1870
NEW Jersey RAILR0AD-FROM FOOIo
- ipTy NIT For WEST PulLADkiPliA >, s1 aHd so
=, n, 20 GOO 90' J.. rlssL Fof 10 ~, -,
D. ~ For BALTIMORE saa ON ri inl
sbpIHHr AND SOUTHWEST. s;n n m 80 p n. HHer
Palace attached the so ~ v si5T -, 49, R
TO a. snf III D Silver Pzlzce attached
~ I've $50 a. u through from New to't 70 iu'in
n.i ad Chicago without change s'sf t- 81 70 ls
~ I. and run through Pt'AourEh 'c"nA'i 'oaNylu',
~ , and Chicago change silver Psae e are sisehed
~ m, Ig 60 NJ through 20 olntus aiS iA' aI nost
sbtase Tes al foot Of Corr ana ifa1 Jersey CV
J,pa.r ia, Ew JACKSON, Genera s5Fe 7i'erdrp.
NEWARK AND NEW RAILROAD
~ nEpor rs SgW YORK, foot Of Lihsr,y-,t Neuh R,er
% PEW. AZ ' NFwYoRK foR BERGSS-aYE asD SiSAaS-
500 7;lS, 7:5, s:S 49, slS 20 ies NJ D. ~ dio
49,, 4JO 30 3:S t;o, $50 f;n, 80 $50"
SO I'VE WE yfw Y5x FOR WEST BERGEN t. ,.l AS
s.ss io;t5 a n. $50 49, ~ 6;E 7D sU9 s~ !,
mp BALDWIN d'a -'''as'' Assat
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGFMENT.
Commencing MONDAY October H. iSo ron h"0's'" -'a Grad
ferries
a.. Mai b fa.ehogue
m, Accommodation FOR Babylon :
$500 RIprvss PhOsas via stage to Bel,or, and
Hon ~ ,ip Accommodation. Saturday. thfors eo.ue
$50 p N, B.bylVa Aecomnol'uon
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USiTED STATES DISTRICT CorRr
Opens al
80. .Henn Nsillarl 1t al al the
suit ~ United States.
81. The Uni'ed States act. !. J3
10 Tobacco and 2s,7OO CT
Cars
60. Tie United States agt Rich
arl Baker. IT,, e. al
&C.. Tie luilei states at. Guam
uty o. Cigars sui Tobacco.
p. The Umiel States agL Vet
ter'eiu ct nj.
90. The United States agt. 63,8oC
C.gal,.
IS. The United States agt. - $50
tla-s. -
%. The Uul,ed States agt. -
Kegs Lsger.Beer fund IN
the street.
81. The Uui,ed States agt. 20
Keys Lager Beer found 10
the street
IS. Tie United States agt. Oman
tity of Manufactured To-
baccO.
IS. The United States agt llar
vey Barnes.
1.-The United States agt j.
Bales u Cloth.
2. The United States sgt Bag OF
Human Hair and ! Knitting
Machine.
3. The United States AIT. Case
OF ~" Human Hair
y. The United States agt. 4 Cases
Of Ribbons.
"A. The Uuitel States agt. 2 Case
OF Bindings.
"a. The United states agt. ? Cases
Of Bindings.
q. The United states agt. 20
Gross ludia-ubber.
29i7. .McCullOm agt LougheTy.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBRRs-Bl
endaT ca
1853. Post agL Fourth-ave. Pres.
Church.
2Gl. .Msr.hsll agt. McGregor.
SuPKEsE CorRT-SPECIAL TERN
Demurrers.
10. Logan agt. Brown.
Issues " Law and fact
81. .Knower agt Caldwell.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCuiT-PAR
lci
g. Wilson agt Mclean.
27aJ. .Beecker AIT F0rdhsin.
235. Coulter agt. Board Of Educa'
ton for the City aud County
of New-iCrk.
81. .Sheld agt. Montgomery.
%. Moses agt. Sylvester.
IS. .Thurmsn agt. Reed.
SIS. .Sullgell sgt. Spaulding.
25g. Grow agt. Hobosen Land and
/. Co.
1884 Woodward Steam Pump MTG
Co. agt. fremont Coal Go.
IL. .LanShan agt. AyTes
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-15
FIVE HUNDRED
Still Onward and Upward.

The extraordinary increase that has taken place in
the sale OF Hostetters Stomach Bitters during the
past year, is another proof that an intelligent people,
although they may try all things. hold fast only to
that which is good. No amount ofpuffery lit in
ferior articles to the position OF standard specifies
To use the words Tom Paine, they may 60 up like
rocket, but are sure to come down ignomin iously
like its exnguished stick. Hundreds of such
nostrums have gone up and come down since the in
Production of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, nearly
the fifth OF century ago. Yet it sti remains The
supreme tonic of the age 1t has not and never has
had rival iu efficacy or popularity, and now stands
at the head OF all proprietary remedies manu-
featured Oh this side OF the Atlantic In every All.
lied community this continent or in South Amer
ica it is The accepted remedy for dyspepsia, bilious
complaints, cons ipation, general debility. nervous
weakness, and many Other unpleasant or dangerous
maladies medicine widely extended is OF
course pirated and initiate by dealers without
science or integrity.
Therefore, let every man and woman who designs
to purchase the genuine Bostetters Stomach Buters
see to it that they have what they pay tor and not
the results OF an infamous in POSTURE Look care
fully at the label, stamp. and name blown in the
glass; and do not forget that the true biters sold
in bottles ONLY
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-15

The acquisition of Alaska has, among other
things, brought into notice some queer articles
of diet. Indulgence in sea lion meat and whale
meat is recommended by the Alaska Herald
which assures its readers that these viands will
snake a man vrtoous and woman corpu-
lent" 1t iotimates, however, that such daint-
les are not easy to digest, unless washed down
by an "aromstic draught of whale oil" An
apothecary's advertisement in the same journal
warmly extols"a chemical dilution of the most
tender and delicate parts of that phosphorc
animal the fur seal.' which the editor else.
where announces that he has tried, and foupd
to be ''the greatest propelling power of the
age.'
The Philadelphia Press describes an inter
estipg aud curious locality in Eastern Penn.
sylvania, known as "The Ringing Rocks" OF
more popularity "The Ringing Hill, Situated
about three miles east of PottstOwn, Monteom
cry County 1t takes its name from a huge
mass of dark coored stones, varying in weigh
from few pounds to many tons, sill uated upor
the brow of a high and extensive hill covered
with cedars and oaks. The popularity of thes,
rocks is, that upon being struck with ham
mer or stone, they ring with clear aud pro
longed sound. One sends forth sound Ink,
that produced by a stroke upon an anvil
another one that resembles clear-soundint
bell; another the prolonged ring Of Dime
glass; still another the heavier and dUlle
sound of the tin-smith's hammer.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-15

Rear Admiral James Alden will soon he de.
tached from the Bureau OF Navigation Navy
Department, aid ordered to the comma nd n,
the European squadron. The Wabash. hi,
flagship, is now nearly really, and will proba.
bly, sail about the middle of October
A Japanese scholar has entered one of the
public schools of Boston.
Col. John Forsyth, of the Mobile Register
has been compelled by the state of his beal,I
to take brief vacation, and is coming North
The colossal bronze statue of President Tin.
coin, in Paramount Park, PHILADELPHIA. ia 70 h.
unveiled and dedicated on Friday, 22l inst.
Mr.. Wendell Phillips has found something
to commend 1t is the New jersey Railroad
which duriug the last thirty-seven wears has
transported over seventy millions of passenger,
without loss OF life or limb to any one in the
cars.
DR.. Dollinger is Just 70 years old, and ba,
led a life of remarkable abstemousness HI,
possesses library OF more than so 600 vol
umes, and remains among his books with littl,
intermission from a. H. to 9 p. m.
Rev. DIR. Muhlenberg of New York. who i
in raising a Fresh Air fund.-" 10 give poo
women and children little trips into the coun
try during the hot season.
David Barker, the poet, was chosen Repre-
sentative to the Legislature last Mond.y. H.
wrote TO the Bangor Wing election evening
saying: LAS candidate for Representative
the Democrats foue bit me desperately, but lik
men; yet licked them by Sc majority in tn
District and made the following verses o
rhyme amid the storm OF battle:
With bleaching l'cks and tading sight,
Ihi, s.se advice give to you;
Use bi ans enough to shun a e sht,
Or Dlurk tnullNh fl ht If
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-15
Political Notes.

The Boston Transcript says that three of
the most eminent lawyers in Massachusetts,
have given separate opinions that the State
tax on the national banks is unconstitutional.
The Providence Journal does not favor the
proposed changes in the Constitution of
Rhode Island for the enlargement of the slf-
frage, but it desires that they shall be delber
ately decided upon by the people, and conse-
quently, that there will be full vote on the
9th of October