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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-07

And all Innammatory Diseases are best cured by
SANFORDS COMPOUND HAMAMELIS
Or WITCH HAZEL OINTEST. which is also the best a-
thentcaied remedy for MANY Affections of Man and
Beast, such as:
Burns Cuts Scalds Broken Breast Lu1,Bago Veaeta6le
and Insect P0iSoRS B0ilS, TgHaors. FeloEs Reeeat
SpdciH, RiRg50Re, Scratches ChafHg Of
Harness, Calls Sores, EemOTr-
holds, CGT'bHRcleS. &c,
Price. 50 cents and s00 per box Sold by Druggists
and Grocers every where WEEKS IL POTTER, General
Agents, Boston. Mass. dtop&wtmhll so
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30


EEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for " iimington and Phuadel'
at 20 A NJ. Leave Philadelphia at Has A. NJ.
anu SMYRNA Branch IkAfNs:
Additional to tAOse above leave Clayton for
for Clayton. lbs a: m. and 5s5 p M. to make
connection with trains to and from Dover and sta
FREiGHT TRAIN with Passenger Ca. at
tackled will leave Wilmington lass A. NJ; New
Cs.tis. l;2o; Middlstown., 22o; rownssnd, 24s
~; H.rfinston, Sos; Farming!on. siS; Bridge;
nors At T.sO ,. ~. and Phiiadeiphia 4 ii 80 p. NJ
make conncctnn with this train at Wilmingten:l
Ketern,ns-Mili leave pelTar $50. z. y:
@inssoa. Us; Tarrinstsn. S.1o: Fsl.sn 5.ss
Wyoming. 8. O. Dover. 6.Ss Clayton. 7.l0 Tovn
send, 7.S: Middletown 8. 9; Kirkwood. $40 Nsv N
Castle, 925; and arrive at Wilmington. $50 P.
philadelphia. 80 p. NJ. and Baltimore. $50 AN
subject TO delays incident TO irsigh: bua,nes.. :.
Stations named. but will set do.n passengers q am
stopping place. except hsrs's Corner. State Road
CONNECTIONS,
| At TOWNSEND. with the keRI, ,OoeRty and ogeel
Apne,. 4 ksnt Rsilresds foi ksnnsdyvills Sud
tG:iAffSk f1S .isS sSs R. R. for E..
| Al HARRINGTON. with he J. 3 B. r. r. 70
Milford, GeoseetoWn. Loves, and iatcHmsdiat
Al iRsHiifioRp With tn. D. ! D. R. R. for FEEDER
iakk SEtk Az AZ. .ss s: s. R. for s.l,.s.., ,
ether '''''''' % The VI. il: I: Fl kikkhsx. .s.,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
Don se IN Q Mursy % 40.


Como. b - have something to tell yss.
Come II az / would hisper it lev: -.-- - d.
You arc thinking Of leaving the Homestead.
Don't be in hurry "a 90.
The city has many attractions.
But think Of the vices and sins:
when once in the vortex Of fashien.
How soon the course downward hsglnA
You TALK Of the mines Of Australfa-
Thsy've wealth in red gold without deabss
But, an there is gold ON the farm. boys.
IF you'll only shovel 1t out.
The mercantile life is hazard.
The goods are first high and then low;
Better risk the old farm while longer
Don't be in hurry to go!
The great busy West has inducements.
And so has tho busiest mart,
But wealth was not made in day. bey:-
Don't be in hurry to starti
The bankers and brokers are wealthy.
They take in their thousands or so;
All think Of the frauds and deceptions-
Don't be Il hurry to 20!
The farm is the safest and surest;
The orchards are loaded to day:
You're free rs the air of the mountains.
And monarch Of all you survey.
Better stay on the firm wbile longer.
Though profit comes in rather slow:
Remember you've nothing to risk. boys
Don't be in q hurry to COL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
IRON SIDES,
The Faaeeas TrNssau1 aaaNion Knowu

IN Aocording TO hi. weight. Has ~
( cord Of c.Nx in harness. Q "a in don
BILE harness With running matsE
& Sired by Canadian horse known rs
''S6aener Pony" dam an Arabian mare
He will stand for . limited number Of mares. at
the stable off subscriber in New Castle Hundr d.
half way between HAf'se Corner and Christians.
Tsrms, SIS. The season commencing March 4.
and ending yans l. 1872. Money to be paid 1t tine
Of service Good pasture provided q q yer weSk
eised 70 prsys.t sesidsass. bat - rssseusib,lltx
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
TIME TABLE.

11ME - a BILE.
D,Ss, R
wkYMAlL TRAIN a. $50 A. ii. undAys excepted
ssn
!on WIN Suy.nA Branch R.ilIo.d .na Maryland .la
Brs.kw..e5 k.ilro.d AZ sesoid WIN porche.,rr aud
ka,roai. Al Salisbury with wicomco and Pocomoks
xPkEss TEAM stills A. NJ. .(supdAys s.c.p..s. y 10,
B..ors .nd ma ,.opp'Dr .,
.nington with tISin for New Castle.
'1rrsss ns..s &
sssa .1,
:. wA
ins.on stopping a. Chester. Lin nyeod cisymon., WI
a%se1 .c. snS Mssa. fs''s
Fortress Monroe and Norfolk take the
xILSISeroE TRAINS.
II: sSS .s
LEAVE %iEsfSs4Ss sis a. H. :s .se
;sos ss!-rsn cass:sr md FsiAssUSs. on tunds,
.h1Hs 1SD sI e ssa ssfsAA r. TRAINS
spns r. R S.ss SIss. Anu rh
L..v. ih,l.aspa.a %: To1s Dspo.'. ..es2
a CO. ySsa :. sSs ;Ss sa p sJ @ Fs. I
onS' .nt II noaa aaa .sop
L's': Psr. DsPos te5 Il as s.ssHsa !.
:'s q 'ss of tSs:'isS's
|
| coDecS ~ Lamokin junction with the TO- .. N. and
LO NJ. trains for fhiladeiphiA and >lsimsrs Cen
| tral Railroad.
/ THROU0E TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
LEAVE wiA!ssEss Sck faa11s1
LAT. oaas11s s ~ ~ sss s:s 81 ss
Prem Balsimorsto Philadsphia Leave Baltimore a. "a
~ = Hss,i: s.s;:: >.
Srem DAMnoEe. Port DspositA nd
atSOOP.N
Aseonmsdasiea rainfrom Port isav sPsrry
villeate Il IN Bal nd sdiass
SioLs. =
TRAINS FOR BALT10RK
Leave ChestsT 81 l3.O6 and oil A. H. and ass P.n.
Leave Wilmington as l2.S2, Us and 10 W l268
| &.1 2. =. - -
SCNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore ~ rs stopping At Aagnona PsrrJ
Aberdeen, HAvrs-dst ace. Per v:..e, Goa
ii town. North East. Ekton. Newark. Stanton. New
port Wilming tClay mont, Lisvo0d and Chester.
). e.. KkNNIY. superinssudent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS

nH@ SAILs WHY WEDNESDAY AND SArUR-
I)Es&3on5lIg DAY.
Passengers booked to and from any Railwsy Sta
tou OF Seaport in Great Britain, ireland. Nor.
way. sweden. Denmark. Germany. France. Hol-
land. Belgium. and the United States.
AT Low EST CURRENCY RATES
Cabin fare from New York To- Glasgow, L, ,vernool,
Londonderry or QuosnStown. e76 and oS5, Inter-
mediate. o99, Storage. oa0.
DRAFTS ISSUED FOR ANY AMOUNT.
Parties sendins for their friends in the Old Cous
theE particular apply TO- the Agents HENDER-
SON BROTHERS,. Bowling Green. Ny. or to
n2:lZSsx:: maxls WNailstoa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
Steam Atom,xevs

tut the Inhalation of atomised duids in tAs treat
ept OF chronic diseases Of the throat air passasss
and lungs Bsing self acting they prOducsd IN even
anu continuous fOw Of spray without inconvsnisnes
Or labor. During the past two three ysAfs We
pave supplied several dozen Of these atomissrs and
w most Sasss With, very satisfActOry results.
y. RRING4UkSr 4 Co.. ApOthscssies,
LL Corner Sixth sp@ n Afksp atrssts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
janl2tf
Herfume Atom,xere.

AZ elegant, pleasing. simple and useful apparatul
ne5 scsptine the clothing. handk srcbisf and kaIE
and for making cooling and soothing 4pglicatlo4s 81
ou5ns sensitive surfaces, So. also taF Jisqfscting
anu perfuming the slck room. R9E sale by
" Il. bRIN0HUR RST B co.,
COrnev sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
DHILADELPHlA. WILMINGTON r BAL II
MORE kAILROAD.

SPEC1AL NUTICE.
On and alter WEDNESDAY, October 18th. 1871
. passenger car will be attached TO the freight
train leaving Philsdelph,a at 800 p. M. tor Will
Eington.
The train will stop at Stations as follows. when
signsllsd Gray's Ferry. S.l2 y m; LaiarettS s.5O
low. 9.49 =. N; Lnwood. s.5S .. M Clay mont. 1901
p. m: Ellerslie 1918 p. m; De Wilmnston. 0.O
.. N. loct20l II. +. kENNEY. sup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
CITY NOTICES.
II h u . = Il . .

lust received O full supply Of cheap and good
- TRuSSES at WALT0NS Drus Store They
will be fitted without extra ch arRe by . com mpeten
person. Cali and buy ono. marl2-lms
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30

Al 7. ALLpERDICE. No. Ill shipley street.
Of brass. galvanized iron. Gc Also. makes Gal
vanized Wire Guards for store. and factory doors
and windows at PhiladelphiA prices Call and ex-
anime my samples. janl2N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30

Coal. Flour and Feed of all kinds sold on commis-
SION Also. all kinds of flower. field and garden
seed In season. Public patronage solicited by
A. 7. ALLDERDICE,
Janl2tf No. Ill Shipley street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30

G9B TUE 06OhVB0I AMI 06OV 0OUV6s -
Thisiine fords uneq uall ed n nducements to per-
sons desiring cheap and xpeditors passage to the
West aud deserves particularly the attention of al
such desire to avail hemsev Of the Homestead
Bill passed by the last Congress.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad. with its cor
Meeting lines by l3. miles the shortest route
Chicago aud other prominent acss in the AND
Is also the cheapest aud best route to III
prominent places in the Southw est and Northwest.
PASSENGERS are forward ed in comfortable and ai3
Passenger Cais furnished with cushioned seats with
moveable backs. water tanks stoves in Winter. and
with such ether as are requisite for tn
comfort si families.
Throughticketsa sold to a! prominen mt plaeesh.
the West. Southwes and North west. At about bal
tho usual first class fare.
Children under i've years old free. and chiidre
between the ages Ave and twelv. years pay Aslf-
plice.
Baggage checked and forwarded BY the Ametrain
with the passengers, Eishtypounds ofbaggags ear
::ed free to every full PASSENGER.
The train leaves daily except Sundays. and ticket
must be procured aAd BAGGAGE atthe o@oe.
No. 1l6 Market street. BY 5 o'clock, p. N.
By addressing the undsrsisned be will forwardb
return ofmail. ffee ofoharss. .acircuar containing
complete price lit. map. . correct copy
Homestead Law. asd give such other Information
may be desired. FRANCIS FUNK. Agent
ofthe Psnnsylvania Railroad Company.
No. ll6 Market Street. PhiladelphAs
Philadelphia June "a. AS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
DISEASE OF INPRUDENCE.

Vssa shs usguidsd Asainprudsasvesary ofPisAssss
ands shas he sas shs sssds shis painful dseass
- ofS~n happsns .li-t0sd se.se OF shame or
drssa e1 deeoecsy sh sm spplviasto thoss whs
Eo eiueasisa rsspsssabiy eaus lone oefriend hp
this horSd dis
sass ssch - esre
dissaeSd psss p.tnsin she head snd umbs d-
nsee Of ss9hS S0deson tne chin bones ano ~
Ss.sS "a sss:g 8, rss ~
Sosss SsSs yslis ai....:
Secoos hogyio otaci ,ti Scash Puts
psIsod - sw 1SIsIs y s:ad!cs him % thai
oouaiyy NIoN eenee 30 ssesescS
NN AHA ho6oLY FACT shst sAoasen1e NAL vesisa p
shis terrible Aaseoss. .ev,ee 70 Ne
soesoS prssesAess che ~ the that DEADLY rOI
SON, A1RUUAt. ruia sas seasslsusies aae nose 70
dHs ef lite Wisesable.
omOo z oouth Frederick Street.
Lsls Sslas iev dsessnee
sho eognee. eeN sss ~ e6sosve ua'as sad ao0eet.
- 10 lesss sseeved Halsss poss 2ad eno SCI
sssap 70 ~ NSeA % Ne rsiS feIeens SssSs
saAas 6ge sad soaA psrsAeb etsdvsssssesss eSs''us
DS Joasssa Asssas necessary " lnes.
seaeaSeslsd yi.S ~ lsPya.ies .as Nv c'sespte'' o.
DlplcsBas sysjs seAS III An ssfs:
tND0RSR4UNf OF 1QE PkkSs.
fss 0spy sAsusaNas sased sssss w.s.a
SVeasy ysass, asN she sNmssous ~
Opesssseo0 pSSoye1 b. Dr. Sehssesn vsssesea W.
pogsegs sf hesA cd 0oDy eebes pa4eses eesleS
koVp aspsaSod a06lo a0Ha beeoso she peec
NAa1P6 = aesslagae lsnesasasssses esssesees""N
nxfM 0fuU Am UpDuOYEY OU1EOe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30

Southern Express, Pacific Expvess, Erie Mail
and Buffalo i Niaasra Express leave daily. All
other trains daily. except Sunday.
Erie Mail and Buffalo and Mag ara Express leay-
ing % Saturday night. run only to Williamsport.
Cincinnati Express runs daily; on Saturday night
only running to Harrisburg. =
THE WESTERN ACCUMMODATION TRAM
runs daily, except Sunday. For this train tickets
must be procured. and baggage delivered by 500
P. M. at ll6 Market Street.
| Sunday Train No. leaves Philadelphia $40 A.
NJ; arrives Paoli $40 a. NJ. sunday Train No. 2
Pm.
Sunday Train No. ! leav es Psoli 10 A. M; ar
| rives Philadeiphia S.25sA. NJ. kunday Train No.
leaves Psoli 50OP. NJ; srrives Philadelphis clio
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30

Sure Death to Rats, Roacheo
and all other Vermin; BURT'S PASTE, sold by
marl9-1m WALTON
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30

JOHN +. F.VANLEER. .Jr.. Ticket Agent. sOl Chest.
FRANcis FUNK. Ticket Agent, ,lls Marlets,r..,;
SAM'L II. WALLACE, Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The pe1nsylvania Rail Road Co. win not assume
and limit their resp onsibility to one hundred dol
lars in value. All baggage exceeding that amount
In value. viii be at the risk ofthe aness IA
ken special contract. A. J. CASSATT,
6uDt 2en y. AltOOna.Pa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,

sddresess all these veo have injursa shsmselves
improper ndulgsace solitary Aabs which ruin both
body saA ninA then fsssshss busirsss. ssuAy
ooesosy snAgHlaSo.
fhsss are 81 the $50 sisaeAoly sascss pro-
duesd By sAssarly hsbs Of lsush the Each
Muscular PSvsr Papsssts. Of Il: A:sIs Dsppss Nsr-
asasrai DsSIsy. syapsons 81 censumpsaen. &c.
NssfALLs.-fhs Sseiiul sGsess the mind ere much
sea spss. 1.il Avsrsien sesssy ssf
D.russ Of Sslisuds. f6iatty Ae sss sens Of the
evils produced.
fhousaads ef aev judge vha. y
the cause shsr dselinisg Aesh osins thsr vSsr
weak. PALE asSvous snA having ingn-
appeAsaaes about tAs eyes. Cough aad sympsons
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
ORGANIC WEAKN Res
DIR. JOHNS TON.

Asabss Of Ne esyel oeilsle o. orsA
usSe Of the nest eminent College, Untted
ssssss sad the greater pas 81 has bess spent
che In Loeden. and
soAosoA Of the meet
sneva, aaay sIs:sleS With .hs h:ad aed
den Sounds basAf1lasss. Wh frequent blusAne.
eonssimss with desaagenens Of mnd cured mms.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
Baltimore Look Hospital.
whore nay - ebtalnsd the most eersa In
sPssoys plensane and 0nly e3eetaol rem
oAy In the world for ali

DISEASES Vf IMPRUDRNCE
the Kldasys Baddsf Isvvuasary DIsehsIgss, Impo-
spr,ss cooia.ios 81 tdsss P.lPsa.os She Hear
~. s.sa No.: .. sss OF
Lvsr Luags seenaeh Terrible Disordsss
Arising irea seiss,y Aessso snd
Sgseas sAs Ass,vsss Of Ulyssss bighsse their
hopsses - s,psleus jim
possible.
sast drsaAfu aaA dsassuesivs hao which
70 untmely gave saoueoads Of Y0ueg Of the
exalted salsss 80 eeilsHs tsssse. Who mgat other
we have easrAaesa ..saias ssnase with ths ehuade
o. Sr .assd 70 ssssasy cal
MAR1AA0E.
nasfed fsseees o. rsans AeS plaaias aarfiaA
lnpossseyI .Eslss 1.eisaiisy. PeiVns.isa. Orsss
Nervess Ossalisy ershy ssAsr
IL vks plssss the ssrs Of Dr. J. nay =,
sioasp seaede IL hs hensr aad ssaadeas
yEsly upea his ssNl - DAyeieiaa:
ORGANIC W1AKNE6S
mmo1tAseiy eafeA eoA fall viges restored.
TAis Aisfesssn which nsorablsAn
nasrag. .he psaa.y pea by the victims
M ssssesss so sesssias svsrs 81 shs dreadful
sasas:s sass nay 1o. vhS thu. aad.rsesees 81
e. .is.'ss,S e :: ss, 81
Sy r:vAsssl 1ssi6s seaa0 efske pleasure
AsasAy nee :tssleas e.d dsssruesivs syu
81 sesk eedy Mad arise The
Less Of Prsssseye Ps1eE. nssvsus Isssaby. Dispspa
~ s.d vsss,aG shs Sfsas. csask 0sasaapsioa Dssa
CUBE WAs1ANT1D IN TWO DAYS.
Rsls1 - Six Hesrs! Ne xsrcvryi
Pereans Rs;ed - Lenorool TriAsne Pvsfss ie,s aa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
YOUNG MEN

Who haveinlureA tAeAseivss By certain practice IN
dussd vhea sisae, hshs lss,esd fren =.
sehool, sho eoete OF which night
II Sls even whsn ssssp. II eursA rsnisSs
Rage Imposssis aad mind Sad bcdy. .shoad
apply immsdiassly.
@ies Pity ssas yssas nss she aepe ef bic eSuassv
.ss s,,Ss re s, sss c"ssssusnce o. ds,s
Nsg ea sks path Of aasure esd iadulgas ees.ais ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
AxilrsxA SiSeS.
PeanyylvaRss Cenyrai Aallreaa.
kA00W5 R5

Aftsr P. NJ. SUNDAY. November 18th. pS7l.
Thstrains Of the Pennsylv Central X. 4; leave
the Depot. At 31st and Market Streets, which ID
reached directly BY The Market Street Carr, tn:
and Market Streetsthirty minutes before its depar-
ture; The Chestnut and Walnut Street cars run
within ono square ofthe Depot.
SLEEPIN0CAR TICK ETg can be had on application
etthe Tick OF O6ice. N orth estcornsr fNinthand
Chestnut Streets. nd 1T the Depot.
AoEHrs Q. THE UEloH TRABsysR CoArAxy will
si ~ hs pspH 1S 2sdsn
street. "i lhzfSS IS1 HH 11spor VIZ:
PAoL! AcCHM M;;v;;;;..s.25. 80. and ll.l9 A. n.
EbHS1kA EdH2 1HAvEN EENXpRESSN ES ExPKEss sS
EAST EAST LiSE StoX ERIE ExRSEss s. RAE = g
HAkR!sBERi iACCYMM0DATi ...... $50 P. n.
LANCASTER YORK ACCO ............4 10 :.
PARK ESDURG TRAIN.-.......... .....- $50 %
CINCINNATI ......-.. $50 "
BUFFALO l. NIAGARA EXP..........-6.30
ERIE MAIL, ..... $50
SOUTHERN EXPRESS.......-... ........... $50
WESTEkN ASS1M;. 1850 P. NJ.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-30
MARRIAGE.

Rsasos that ssusA nisd and body are The nost nees
without these ,A.lssrssv tnseusA IN. e.se~c. weary
81. asss Wed aish despair aud asd wsh the msla
eAoly rsaecsos that she happiness Of another bsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03

DR.. James c.. Jackson of Livingston County
an honest and steadfast AbolitOnist of other
days, writes to The Rochester Democrat that he
clings to the regular Republican organization
and eschews Cincinnati, but that the party has
been badly injured and its prospects dimmed
in his section by the failure to expel James
Wood from the Senate. He says:
"That corruption reigns and wellngh governs the ac
ton OF the party asserted by those whose word Is
worth needing | feel the charge Is true to de-
gree sufficient to justify cutlery long, loud, resoute
and bold Reformation. however, does not necessarily
call for revolution, while hope remains Is apostasy
from the Republican party the best way to show regard
for its principles Having corrupt officials, purchasable
legislators clerks open to pecuniay suggestions admin
strators who are unaithfu and lobbyists who buy and
sell men as sheep sold in the market, all claiming to
be members OF the Republican party In good and reg
lar standing" the Republicans in their national col
ecvity and their moro local organizations should in
sist on their retirement from public position and In case
OF their refusal should put them under ban.
Uenceforth, II Republicans to WELD the power or
the people, spotted and tainted regulations are not to
weigh in the scale of opinion spoess and stainless
characters Lines OF distinction are TO be drawn and
for the honor OF their party at large and for their own
honor the Republicans of Livingston must show their
hands and fearlessy yet kindly do their duty Already
they are charged with remssness Weeks ago. the most
eminent men in the country both Of the Fenton and
Conkng stripe, should have clasped hands and pro-
tested against the Republican party in the country being
held responsible for any corruption with which their
Senator was charged For want Of the foresight to do
this aptly ye; manuly, have good and true Republicans
become discouraged, and feeling that II Livingston
County had become demoralzed to put up tamely
with vile mpuations cast upon its Senator, nothing
helpful and healthfu henceforh to be expected Of
the party they have set themselves adr and will land
and anchor at Cincinnati"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
Neiu'Vork Daily Gribmate.
FRIDAY, MAY 8. 1872.

The announcement was made in the British Parha
ment yesterday, that the American note was received
and a satisfactory settlement anticipated. - mar
shall Bazaine and Gen. Wimpfen are to be tried by
martial Forty five deputies Of the French Assem-
bly, have demonstrated against the execution OF Com
munists 80 The Carlist movement Is believed TO be q
failure. Dr. Livingstone has arrived at Zanzibar
That country has been visited by terrible hurricane
-. There has been q not at Smyrna.
In the u s. Senate yesterday, the amendment to the
Office Appropriation bill increasing the subsidy OF
the China Steamship line was debated - In the
House the Tariff discussion was continued
Carl Schurz has been elected President OF the Liberal
Republican Convention 1t is reported that an agree
ment has been reached the Tariff question The Con-
venton adjourned till this morning. - An iron
foundery has been burned at Wareham, Mass. 60 The
State Assembly has adopted the resolution against Bar
nard and appointed Committee TO prepare articles or
Impeachment. 80 WIN. II. Leonard has been ap-
pointed Justice of the Supreme Court, vice Cardozo re-
signed.
Tho Methodist General Conference continued its SEES
sion in Brooklyn. Fritz Dsbelstein was found
murdered in Jersey City cellar. g. Cold ll2s Their
mometer, COO, 70o, COZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
THE BROOKLYN PRONUNCLAMENTO

The Presbytery of Brooklyn have cried
havoc! and let slip the dogs of war now upon
the women with a vengeance. Their address
to the General Assembly to which, as is ex-
pressly stated, half dozen gray-headed old
doctors gave the essence of their wisdom and
knowledge, is calculated not only to fire with
wrath the noble souls of the leaders in the
women's camp, but to enrage the whole sex to
the mildest matron and Dolly Warden of them
all. The meekest sparrow would chirp
defiance at the wholesale ignOminy conveyed by
this Presbyterian bull. We wait with impotence
the return fire from the army of the Advanced
Females. The dullest woman is sharp-sghted
enough to see and have her joke at the mis-
take of the reverend sages in calling their bald
assertions reasons" upon which they demand
the utter routing out of every petticoated
preacher from the pulpit, the grave Quaker,
Miss Smiley, at their head. The Presbytery
begin their prOnunciamentO by the declaration
that "the function of women is not to govern
Officially" (The last word being thrown in
as q bit of hedging probably by some sage
who bears the yoke at honey "She is only O
"help-meet for man." Now this, although we
think we have heard it before, is all very
well until we look at the facts of
the case. Everybody knows the history
Of the taking out of Adams rib, and the place
assigned to it, when once fairly alive as a
"help-meet," over whom Adam was to rule,
Just as our theological brethren propose to do
now but everybody knows, also, that no sooner
had her inferiority been proved to her in a
way which ought to have satisfied any woman
than she proceeded to take matters into her
own hands, and ate the apple, that she might
be as god, knowing good and evil, while her
husband submissively followed her example,
simply because she ordered him to do 80, and
because the apple tickled his palate. The diff
ference of motive between the man aud
woman is point which we are surprised tho
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Do they apprchend that the party will be too

Do they apprehend that the party will DO too
numerOusf
If Free-Trade declaration at Cincinnati
would win over all the Free-Traders In the
adverse camp. we could comprehend lfs pohcy'
though we should still protest against Its
Justice. But here are scores of the most ex-
IRENE Free-Traders in the country-Georgc
w. Curtis, George Opdyke, Charlton I. Lewis,
Gerrit Smith, VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Isaac IL.
Bailey. &C., &c.-all obstreperOus for Grant,
and not to be lured aboard the other ship by
any plank you may throw them. Here are The
N. Y. Times, Cincinnati Gazette, Ohio State
Journal, indianapolis Journal, Lafayette ditto,
and scores more such, which are and for years
have been doing the kitchenwork OF the Free
Trade League, all venomOusly for Grant, and
certain to remain so. Since, then, nothing is
to be gained while much may be lost, by set
ting up n false pretcnse of Economic unani-
nifty in the anti-Grant ranks, why force it 7
We feel that those who urge this hold other
objects paramount to the success of the Liberal
rpyolutiOn