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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-17
DR., WHITTIER,

6I7 st. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo.
Has been longer engaged IN the treat.
Diseases than any Other Phi seiAni In 81 Louis - oae
ceet o stPct ;2e sSPsbIt9s eoaae ernIs
a. qT,na sS Rs
,SPetnasorrhoea, Sexual - peblllty .1 81
ipotenGy. a. the ssssi q seSocse n yoSI1
produce Of the following eaects nervousness.
n?etssnai snaIss.ons, deR.LitY, eL91'nef Is 5
Of ldess, aversion 70 society Of fen1ales,
loss 9S naen1oTy ana sexual power, rs9ir, n
o. srite sriecdy nossng.~ Age with eXpe-as
ting Of every year ssquirss sre
Physeisss knowing, this frequently recommend pHso1s 70
me essAsifshmeuta whole house Of Twelve rooms Is be
most extensive 10 the country embracing Reoepu"a
Msaieated and NRper Baths; comprehensive LsoozS
where El medicines Used III Ia estahShst prepared
found also Anatomical Plates life size colorcd 70 m
Es5atug diseased condi',oSs which have been procured
from Pazis Frame Tgarde Of expense and not Z *
fopna IN any other library in the cry. The Library s.
thrown wide efen % al callers Patients see the 7o'o
under the Doctors cars, be Is keep
charges Within thereAeh Of all Personal Consultation s ID
best travelling being expensive many IN ever STATE SO
occasionally in Europe End his trestzneBs eesou
the cure oens conducted by mail or express C1rea5
guaranteed where doubt exists IL Is Frankly s@
All communications strictly cor hdenusi ofiee Haars
% 2r. ". aud to ! P n Sundzys L NJ. &c 81
Persons driving ia tAe eg a dRt AOf, come a'~s,
70 the Office
n, B.-PamphIrt Css PAGES giving full symptoms
Private Sexual ard Nervous Diseases sealed for ~
stamps 70 prepay POst-ge.
The writings of a physician Whose reputa
ton is union wide Is worth the postage, an
les pages, which answer every cor
cteVabIe question. that the dOubt
fut curl OuS or inQuisitfVe wish {,
know, will be sent securely sealed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-17
MANH00DI NOMANH0OD

Popular medical books, nos Pog.sl! e-gEa:H
ing sSha HaaE Marty, wac ~. wAg, iMPE0l-
MEkTS, to marriage; thefr Nature aaass ard
Late Psgsi0togtedi E4sc0peTes IA the tntetsf
science o. Reproduction. Ercsssirs sexual Excite
F1ant, htr{fsd efccHs, srith nssGh-I Gdugcs SEX
uAL EXHAUSTION ron vAaterer oasss tn
middle odd age aud shat be done IN sucA
Also ~Ay 50 maHH hare piEaptes on the face,
SC Gad Gsgfns stcisf fssssss irhg Aa9 Of
preT1atureiy iufiFFs. u MT Suggestions uosrs
Io!lc'osd By AZ, aeafa By Co7sur1pttor. Epilepsy,
&C., uo5td dseTsase aH single qersTataoF asa
affections Of the Heart ard Brain s1oGd b. zr iass
frequent AL that tia dos J ctsTiGHs tE7ittift IA 70
knoU, true Marriage gtnds dad p-pGe ooasnseor- Si
So sealed sHvslo7s cents each, both for cents. A.
dress
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-17
Price Is CTS, so cts, and 81 per
Bottle.

j. ". HARRIS & CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western StAtDs
Ee~sold by all Medicine Dealers, and in
Rock Island by John BsngttOn, o. sPsidel, and
ThomaI Co. AprI5dw3m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-17

AeDLAs
J. lures Eevers, Congestion, determinations 80. q
= worms. Worm Fever, Worm Cole -
y Trying collie or teething OF Infants..... q
y Dturrhwa, of Children or Adults. -. d
p Dysenteryl Gripping, Bilious Collie. ..... o
. =. lhOlern- MOrbus, Vomiting. 25
y coughs, Colds, Bronchitis .,........ 9i
y Neuralgia. TOOthache. Facearh .... q
y headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. ri
y Dyspepsta, Bilious Stomach ............ %
y, Suppressed, or Painful Periods. ....... 2i
v, WHITES, too Profuse Periods. ....,,,..... rs
r. group Cough, Dinicult Breathing -. 2i
T. Ssit Rhcum, Erysipelas, Eruptions . %
p Hheumntllm, Rheumatic PALMS.. n
", Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues III
q Iiie@s blind or bleeding. .........,. ia
Y, ODhthlnmy, and sore or weak Fvrs hi
W Gnturrh, acute or chronic, Influenza. 50
u, WhooptnR-COuRh, violent coughs -. b
~, Asthma, oppressed Breathing -. 5A
Is, Ear Dischn rRes impaired hearing.. IA
g, ScrOiuln, enlarged glands, Swellings... 50
y, general Debility, physca! weakness. M
=, DrOpsy and scanty Secretions. ..........6
~ Sen-stcllness. sickness from riding. 81
n, ktdney-Di sen Sc, Gravel ...............5 20
y, Nervous Debi lily, Seminal Emi--
- elOns, involuntary DischnrEes.....l %
rive boxes, with one f2vtal of Powder,
=. very necessary in serious cases.. 8 N
~ sore Mouth, Canker.................... "a
~ Urinary Weakness, wettinR bed. n
", Painful Periods, with Epasms. ....... n
n, gatherings at change of life. ,..........i OC
81, Epilepsy, Spasms. 81. Vitus Dance. L N
l. Oiphtherin, liberated sore throat. o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-17

schenek's ReIpiromsser detects the slightest
uurmer Of the respiratory organs, and the oP-
orator can readily determine whether cavity or
tubereles have been formed in the lungs, and
whether patient eau be cured or not; this they
may expect TO kuOv if they are examined by
the RsIpirometer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-17

sOHRNCKs MANDRAKE PILLS act on
the liver and stomach and carry of this slime.
The Sea Weed Tonic is avery pleasant stiun-
ant, which, il taken directly after eating, unites
with the gastric juice, and diSsOlves the food,
producing good chyme aud chyls then by par
taking freely of the PulmODic Syrup the food ii
turned into good blood and the body begins tc
grow. As soon a. the patient begins to gain in
fsIh the matter in the lungs begins to ripsn
and they heal up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-17
Natures
Hair ResteratiVeI
Warranted free from
Poisons.
Clear as Crystal!

Has no Sedi nent, no Filth, no Lac Sulphur.
Sugar of Lead, no Lithsrge, no Nitrate Of
Silver, will restore Gray Hair, prevents the
Hair ire m Falling Of, ami is entirely free
from the Poisonous and Health Destroying
Drugs used in other Hair Preparations.
Keeps the hair in a nice, healthy condition; is
fine Dressing, and has given the most sbua
dAnt s4tisfactiou to th ouE ands who have used
it. Try enc bottle and be convin eed. Take no
ether.
DR.. g. Smith, PAtsntee, Aver, Mass. Manu-
featured and for sale by Proctor Brothers,
Gloucester, Mass. All drst-class Druggists
sell it.
G@- Send two three cent stamps to Proctor
Bros, and receive per return mail g Valuable
Treatise en the Human Hair"
mAr6deod- mwfwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-17
The Nsvelty Printing Press
CATaARTIC EXTRACT.

Is . flu d extract pre-
pared from valuable
medical plants, having
8 known action on the
seeretions and excFe-
tons Of the system. A
sin gle bottle dees more
fer tn removal of di-
sesses and preservation
of heath, than gallons
tf bitters. 1t speedily
and surely removes
con stipation, sick and
~ Inkn S-lf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-17
sPH0IAx MoTrUMs.
Schenck's PulmOnic Syrup
Sea Weed Tonic,
AND
Mandrake Pills

Are the only Medicines needed to cure Con-
sumption, and there are but t'co things
TO do TO make The lungs heal,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-17

On SHA IA; A: B'n'sr and Q. spidsi, Agents fer
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-07-21
Gintinnati, ben Il. Snli 1872.

tleinen Smpetus er6alten, benz i1 in ra=
isnSer gile su folsen mid beranIabt fab.
SD erbob mid nnter bem boneriihen
Seldhter 1nebrerer Sil6lergeiellen, bic
meirl oonnernbes @epolter an bic offene
Sbiire ibrer @erffatt ee5ogen, unb unter
oet1 rnelobiihen San63en eirti9er rieoerz
trdttlgen gleben besielben Sanomerfs, unb
gtng Fiulhpeigen6 gum SauIe binaus.
Muf bic Strabe tpur6e mir meine Weiibe,
Die ldb in meiner gile oben per9eHen batte,
aug Dem Seniter berab9enDrfen. Sc mar
cine iG6ne rotbe Wtiibe nit einem eoloenen
@tbelfranSe, Die oamals in ben Rinnitein
flel. sd ieBte Iie auf uno 11li3 I'm bic
nG6fte Gde - 3i Sobe betriibt.
gu Sauie angetommen, fiiblte i9 bic
tpilositen 2eioenibaften meine 8ruit bur1=
tpablen. SAam, 3orn SaB unb 3a6e
t0bten abDehielno tn ineinem erbiBten
@ebirn. Sod mas iolte i'd tbun2! Sbn
forosrn gum t0btli9en 3meifampf - bas
9in9 ni6t. St tpIiroe 9ela6t uno feline
tetge Bruft ME neinem tbotli6en Sdld=
ger, tuie Elm braner Manu, segeniiberses
itellt haben. Sollte i9 tbn nie6erS1ieBen,
tpie etnen tollen Suno? SD bate Elm
SerSerOl. bas i'd nan6maI in ben bena1=
barten Bergen abidob, nm elm g6o bers
por5ubrlneen; bod teine &useln - es
9ing aud ni9t. Cine Sniurientlage tpes
gen tbdtlt4er 8eleibtsuna?- 9as sing
erit re6t nitht. Weine 96ma9 tuiiroe
bann 6ffentlib tperben, au9 bielten mid
anbere eepihtige 9finbe BON einem iols
den Berfabren al. - Selbitmoro $50
nabm Sbateipeare aus meinen 8ii=
6erI6ranf uno las breimal Iansiam
Samlsfs MonOIos .Sein ober Ni6tlein,
oas 1T bic Srase," unb bann beidloB i9,
3u riein" un0 eins idlafen....
Sie 3eit beilt ale S1mer3en un6 in
oer Sn9eno beilt iie ihnel. SD bate
atpar Wan4es In Jolse bieIes 4benteuers
gu leiben pdbrenb Der ipenisen Monate,
Die i'd nod In iener Sta6t Subra6te |;
oenn meine Gommilitonen batien auf irz
9enb cine gBeiie banpn gDinb bstommen
uno gaben mir fir lanee 3eit ben 8eina.
men /: ,Sarras, Der fiibne Sprinaer," bis
i9 ginem Elm paar 3d6ne in ben b6bniz
l6en Wuno f9lua uno einen Nnberen aui
Der Weniur SabFabrte." Damn batte if
Jtune. - - --- -- -
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-07-21

gsos ardma bu bid, bsrIiebtsr eieI,
DAT bid nidbt mag bic f@Sns aunisuuSs
Sn p.ntssr OILS fiiufsis Sabrsn ...
Sat fie uidt sinsn beiIeu 8abn i'm Wunoe.
Sriefausis nnb bic Gimme frsiidsaS,
gisbit Su lie feu6enb padslu an bet ariids:
50 has Sas Bib, bas bid entaiidts
: llnb uaeutbsbrItd mar sa setrsen Slide?
@oau ber Gram, ber bas Seri biz bsrgalls!
8eu i66uer 0tGb1en III bic 8elt:
Sn faufsis sabrsn ili's sinsrlei; ..
sa faufsia sabrsn iit aass b0rbei'
gsas ISbt bu bid bonn @brseis pIassu,
Inn bir bas 8isden a.bsu au ssrlsiSsn?
@as biIft's, bsm S6attsa na9tuiaseR
limb Sas nuS stsib 80 srntsn, ftatt Der Srsuoen
Gb bu s.sIanat bait unb sernussn,
gser frast barna5 bent aber fnnfsis Sabrss
@as bilft ,bir bsRn bas aOrbesr. aufraut,
@.nn man bid, ausfredt auf Der Soptsnbabre'
% fouut bic 8sit - ba trabt tsta palm
Rad auem, mas Ou bier setbun.
Sn finfsts Sabrsn iff's einsrIsi;
Su fanfsis Sabrsu if aaes porbet.
Mas pilIH Der gs,It bein Slid bu opfsrn, .
gsrbammsn bid sn frenbIOiem gntiassn,
I'M f6arfsn 8unsen aussuDsiasn
llnb aednuns ieosm 8OrurtsiI su trassns
SaIt sebt bic BeIt an BIZ poriibsr
SSrast nibt baraaa, ipas bu ibr prsissessbsn,
abnt uidt sinmaI, bob tbrstipssen
Du bir serbittsrt baf bas turse eebsu.
D'rnm sittsrs nidt por bem urteil Der aSslt
Sbu', mas bu fir Re9t bdltH, unb pas Dt
ssfdat:
sn fiinfsie sabrsn sit's einerlsi;
3H fanfsis Sabrsh 10 auss borbsi.
1lnb psna bas edidial bid Ssrfolat
Benn bid sntnsrot Das e!pise Wiblinssa,
@enn trcs Der 1laerrsi6barfeit
Des aieIs bu bod berurfeilt Biz, su rinsen,
Bsnn ~ benz llnsIiid bes sntiassns
Sid aud nod bitt're aeibsu on Did tiammsrn
Sann masit bu, Iisber s5reunb, bid frasen
@osu benn bas gersansIide beiammern?
Gin Beuis gsbulb! aai4 flistt bic Belt,
gtidts bauert cine Gpisfeit.
Su finfsia Sabrn iit's einsrtei;
Sa fanfais Sabreu ift allss borbstl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-07-21

g8m. Mppletnn, Elm Nem Dprfer, ppr-
mails ..Sfeporter1 an an. Y. Herald, unb
ipdter Barrier Correspondent besSeIben.
'iit sum Brofeiior bes fran5Dliihen, ReGte8
an Der Berner uniperiit6t ernanut moroen.
Gin amerifaniiher General, Der fein
Wort Sran56IiS6 Deritebt, bat IN Qpon cine
StofsJransbiin gebeiratbet, nit Der Ct iidp
r1ur per SDlmefIG unferbalten fonn. Ser
@eneral = beIien Nnme nitbt asmeIbet
wirb - perlor I'm Rriege bic yaie unb hot
nun eine iolde BON Giiber CID.
Befanntli6 (ober oud nid9t = mas boss
felbe iaaen mill y bilben in 1eru lance
Dhren = notabene Bel Weenidhen unb ipe-
eieu bel Oanien eine Der lieten GM5ns
heiten. Die Ghbnffe Der G,mSnen Neru'S
1T IN Der leBten GaiIon bic abtaebnidbriae
Sodbter zines WilliDne5err BanQuier9, bic
iid zines paores Dbren IN Der relpectobIen
Gdnae non ie 8 Sou erfreut. Ob has
nobl aud san3 Natur iit2!
Jn Baltimore lit Elm neues Wnn6ertinb
onfsetau6t. Gs IN bic antjd6riee 9pd5ss
ter etne1 Gprothlebrers, Elm s0ries iln6
b6hf mn5ifalil@es Qinh bns I'D, btreits
pnr Sahresfrijt 0uf bic GompDiition retS
leet uno bis b0hiit 50 Nieeen pDfi mebr
ober uninDer .tIofiiiMems gBertbe gsf4ries
ben bat. Menn riibmt defenders 6ie 6fis
jd6e unb Griginalitdt Der GompDjitioneIr
be8 iltinsn @unberiinbeS, fDejfeu Pallot&
Gorts absioena Md1I*s lein tolleA
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-07-21

GdmmtIiHta IN Der sansen SO tlt erifi4
renbe seprdete GoIh ipito aaf 80, 600, ,000,s
COO tewetthst slgsI I'sl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-07-21

9iebr 2eierl gs sibt im W5rterbut,
3Dei Borie. bel bsren 9eien mid iebt nod
elm syr5iteln befdllt. 9as cine III prOlaiId.
bas anbere boh-poetii9 - beibe babeii
DieieIbe Wieinung. Das cine hei6t .Sin-
ausIdmeiben,1 6as anbere An Bic Cuff
5eben.@ .Ou baft bic Wnbl, uelhes BON
beioen meinen batilaligeii aiiBerDrbeHtlie6
i1leunisen Niidsug am trsifenbittn Be.
asidnet. Sd fann nibt fageii, Dab is5 Die
4reppe binabeiug noer lief ober elite -
Intln Id ilog, fiinf nno feds Stufen auf
Ginmai nsbnleno, in unoufbaItiomer Dan,
bic IDS meiner pollen 9dnee mad ouf BEN
eausjiuf lanoett. SD bate oben BON ben,
sGsaslSisa aEaas stS a9nstsns sinsn
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-07-21
Sn fRnfsig Sabren III allss pDrbst.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
THE CROTON WATER SUPPLY.

The action of the State Senate on Friday, in
passing a bill TO repeal the Act OF 1871, allowing the
authorities of this city to obtain water from certain
lakes in Wcschestcr and Putnam Counties has caused
much comment and excitement in this city A
memorial TO the Legislature against the repeal has OBJ
tanned numerous signatures, and represents III strong
danger to the city OF such action. 1t states
that the flow the CrotOn River in the dry has
never been sufficient to supply the city without the aid
ceased to meet the increasing demands of the
city, and that twice within three years the
city barely escaped suffering water famine, and in 1870
il was necessary for considerable period to resort for
the supply to natural lakes not previously drawn
upon that the act meets the wants OF the city
by providing for the acquiring OF water rights and
the methods presCrDes for acquiring the same are sub
stantay like those by which the original water rights
were acquired under the act OF 1884, that IL the proposed
bill should become law, there would be no legal means
nprs, of constructing others, or OF acquiring winter
from the natural lakes, and the city would
be- exposed to want If the supply of water
absolutely requisite for the health aud comfort of the
inhabitants aud the Xngushment or fires; that tine
Act of 1871 contemplate resort IN the natural
lakes except OF emergency and the cOnstruc
ton OF storage reservoirs which N allows Will dispense
with all lowering OF OF the lakes except IN
IRENE cases and that the repeal Of the act would be
great public calamity.
Chief Engineer Tracey of the Croton Aqueduct De
partmeut regards law essential tO the interests OF
this city, although under Its provisions no land has
been acquired by the city lie that the storage
BOyd Corners II nearly completed and the
Department preparing 10 build another, with the
assistance OF which the supply Of Croton would be-
sufficient for AL purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. John S. Clarke reappearcd III London,
at the Strand Theater on the 9Th mst.,-playiug Dr.
OlinDod, in The Poor Gentleman"
Mr.. Alberry's new comedy is called " For
given" II presented Oh the 9th inst for the hrs
time al the London Globe Thcater; and Miss Louisa
Moore appeared III II.
1t is currently stated that Mr.. Augustin
Dalv Will undertake the management Of the Grand
Opera House, next Autumn; and that Nh. Maurice
Gfau nephew OF the well known manager MI j. Grau'
will the same period assume me maaetnent Vi Tue
Union Square Theater. deyoting it TO Opera Bouie
Mr.. G. w. Barry. late of the Grand Opera
House and well known in the theaters OF the East ap-
reared in the Academy Of Music. Up Cleyeand on the
nth inst as the Polish jew AdchtdS, III the play OF
The Bella" This is the piay-used we may larry
caims-in which Mr. Henry Irving has recently won
special fame at Mr.. II. L. Bateman's London LJceum
This week brings several theatrical changes.
The epectacle OF /" Lalla RO0kh" IL 10 be brought
forward at the Grand Opera House this evening. A
dress rehearsal OF this piece took place on SATURDAY
opening night, and the success or the eT4oiti2h Us
cnnfdently anticipated. Tonight, also, MI EDWIN
BoUth viii play Sr Edicdrd Mortimer. III = me iron
Cbes" a part that he has not acted IN New ORE since
me DAVIS Of the Winter Garden Later III the week he
viii be seen as BertuccO, III ." The ROOFS KeVehgc one
Of hs lest impersonatons. "Jhe Iron chest IL VIII ne
remembered IL based on the old noyel, by bOd"lH, Oh
"Caeb Williams which unearhed ana set once more
aoat In the course of the RECEIPT Byron controversy
started afresh by Mrs. stowe. Studies III inOfpu anatomy
will he temporarily In order. MI Booth ceases 10 act
here the 23d OF March Ater me 2ov, anu Tst rer
Torrance of Divorce" ut the Fifth Avenue Iheater
toni ght,-when Mr. Harkins takes Denent-thS pay
of " Old heads and Young Hearts, " ferHdHuc, anu
Wives They Were." will be Gnered III succcSsion
will be made for the Benefit Of the clever ana popular
actress Miss Fanny Morant. Finally, Inerc Will ne
revival Of the drama Of MOnad at the 81 James me
this evening. with the same cast a. before the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
PERSONAL.

The mother of Henry ID. Thoreau OF
Walden died at Concord last week. in her saith year
Mrs Harriet Becchcr Stowe was not injured
SO seriously at first reported aud is now up and
about
Miss Sarah Pinckney il the titular captain
Of Mississippi steamer, With all the rights and emoiu-
lncnts thereto appertalnlhg.
The Grafton at the founding OF the Lin
coin Monument at Springfield H. next Summer, VIII be
delivered Dy the Hon. william IL. Seward.
The Rev. Father Keller of the Zenith City
otherwise D,ruth-prcaches to his cosmopolitan flock
IN French, German, Chippewa, and English
A Charleston paper announces that Mr.. DAVID
Dudley Field has rendered his services TO McssIs. Rev
erdy Johnson and ex Attorney Gencra Stanberry in tho
south 4ar0bua ku-hlu4 trials now pending al Co
lumbl..
The African traveller Du Challlu, best
known on account Of hs intimacy With the gorilla, has
recently suffered from an the reverse OF tr0p
zeal ON hIs way by iail from Nova Sc0tit, he Wac
su0Wcd IN fOr several days. aud thus competed 10 lore
20 some of his lecture engagements IN TINS oIate'
MIR. Lncolu's undiplomatlc brcyity and di-
rectne-s are well illustrated IN the following character
istc autograph uotc found In old desk Of the late
Gen Peter sweat The note dated April ], lsC!; " Ia
looking the West for additional Major General
u. :. A.. Ibink OF better suited Tor inc h
pOInttncut thln yourself and II you VIII accept Tie
the senate, aud viii immediately order you to duty IN
Gen. Htlccks department. Please inform me aJ your
earliest convenience whether yOV viii. OF Will not accept
y. - VOAL!s.gA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

st. Patrcks day was celebrated yesterday
by special services in the Roman Catholic Churches Of
the city large number of clergy participated in tho
ceremonies at st. Patrcks Cathedral Ia the morning
solemn High Mass was celebrated by Archbishop
McClosky. Ceebrant; ycar.Genera STAIRS. Assistant
Priest; the Rev Father McNamee, Deacon Father Kcan
subdeac0n; Fathers McNeirney and Kearney, Masters
OF Ceremonies and Fathers Lille and Bapst Deacons Of
Honor Father Burke OF the Dominican Order preached
on the life and character OF ST. Patrick. He said
Among all tho missionaries Of Christ who have
iOr 70 ad IN converting the Pagans To Christianity ~
Patrlck stands prominent. He alone converted
tire naon St. Patrick the worlds few really
great men, He wthstoOd the temptations of ambition,
the autcments OF wealth. and the attractions of lie Of
ease ana IKE his Master devoted his talents 10 acts Ut
setSacrlhce and the Acknowledgement Of his fellow
from the bondage of Pagan darkness The speaker
doctrines OF ST. Patrick and Irelands fidelity the faith
which he taught.
The procession will form to-day D. M, in Second
ave. above Eighteonthst and Will include the Order OF
Hihcruians Of this city and Morrisania. the Father
Mathew societies the Quarrymen's Union fProtection
Society," the 69th segment the Legion Of ST. Patrick tho
Emmett Guard OF Harlem, the Tpperary Legion. and a
large number Irish Associations. The procession will
be reviewed by Mayor Hail at the City Hall, and will bo
dismissed at Cooper Institute. In the evening tho
Knights Of St. Patrick will have banquet at Demon-
cos and the Friendly Sons Of 81 Patrick al the Hotel
Brunswick.
The Irish citizens of Brooklyn have made extensive
preparations for an appropriate celebration Of the day
Twentysix societies and troop ~ cavalry viii parade
The procession will start at II IA from the Junction OF
UnOnaye and GraDd-st, Eastern District. ana VIII bo
reviewed at the City Hall by the Common Council joan
COnnOrs is Grand Marshal The ~. Patfcks s0cicty
will give its annual dinner at the Academy OF Music ~
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18
WHO Is RESPONSIBLE FOR HENRY SMITH,

Under the SuppOsition that Henry Smith,
President of tho Board Of Police Commissioners, was
Union Republican and friend OF The TRIBUNE. The Times
has advcrted 10 him and THE TRIBUNE almost daily
charging him with being Tammany Republican, anu
this newspaper with sympathizing with him and hi'
relations with Tweed Sweeny, and the other mem
hers OF the Ring. The circumstances OF Smiths
.lecton to the State Central Committee follows
The Iyth Congress District which comprises the st.
I'D and VIII Assembly Districts was represented IN the
Repubcan State Convention of 1870 Is follows:
It Assembly District-Alonzo b. Cornell Henry Smith
ia Assembly DistIct-Henry u LedsA' AolIis iIea'
Vth Assembly Distrci-James winterbottom, Robert
Edwards, David Walker.
In accordance with the usual custom and while the
Convention was sti in progress these delegatcsassem
bed in one OF the parors OF the Union Hotel and pro-
ceeded TO elect delegate to the state Central Committee
from the IVh Congress District which they represented
Alonzo b. Cornell, who was Chairman OF the meeting
proposed that Henry Smith should be the delegate Ibc
rroposition was Immediately seconded ana Henry
Smith WAS unanimously elected There had been hEeo
canddates-Mark Langan from the I'D District James
Wpterbottom from the vth and Smith himself from the
Ist-but at Thomas Murpby's dctation' WinterDottom
and Lonigan we're dropped and Smith was chosen
M hose who voted for him, the following are re-
cipjents Of Government patronage: AlonLo j. CoFne
Is surveyor OF the Port, Henry q. LeasS IS custom
bouse Weigher Morris Friedsam Is United states Rev
enue Assessor, James Wnterbottoms son j. Ihl'ed
States whisky Gaugor and Robert Edwards l. custom
house Weghcr. walker u the only man oi' oil Tue seven
who did not then aud does not now hold 1o'ti"L,Ht
position.
HENRY SMITH AND TIE UNION REPUB LICAN GEN
ERAL COMMITTEE.
TO me Edftor OF me TrtbHne.
SIR: In December, $780, Henry smith was
elected unknown To himsclD Delegate 10 tue Union
p.pubIican General Committee, which subsequently
elected the Hon. H.. Greeley, President MI 'n''n'
few DAVIS nfterwnrd. declined the position III u conn
,ot,uicntion TO my self and the delegates ''' uu| oih
powercd) filed the vacancy. You are correct III lou'
Abatement on Wednesday. that M Smith was never
,nIcr Ia MA presence Oh the door vi the Did Commit