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Connecticut western news., 1872-05-17

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Connecticut western news., 1872-05-17

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Connecticut western news., 1872-05-17

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Connecticut western news., 1872-05-17

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Connecticut western news., 1872-05-17

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Connecticut western news., 1872-05-17

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Connecticut western news., 1872-05-17

The reduction of the public debt during the month of April, is S12, ,5oO,- 600,
Connecticut western news., 1872-05-17
Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

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TO CONSUMPTIvEs.

TO CONSUMPTTVES.
 TO CONSUMPTIVES The advertiser having been permanently cured of dread disease, Consumption, by simple remedy is anx ious to make known to his fellow sufferers the To all who desire it, be will send copy of tho prescription used, ree of charge) with the directions for preparing and using the same which they will find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS and all throat or lung difficulties.
 Parties wishing the prescription will please address
 Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
 264 South Third street. Williamsburgh N.
Connecticut western news., 1872-05-17
VEG ETIN E

vEGETlN The great of it's wonderful Tt strikes the root of disease by purifying the bood restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy action and nvgoratng the nervous system
Connecticut western news., 1872-05-17

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Connecticut western news., 1872-05-17

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R REWARD !
Three Years in a Man-TraD,

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INTEREST OR RENT Collected in all parts of Great Britain Holland Franc and Germany by
 J. F. FjIUEAUFF, Attorney at Law, Columbia, Ps
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

)RofEssoR TYNDALL'S LECTURES.
J. The NTH Lecture Of Prof Tyndall will be on "Thc
lelaons of Light and Radiant flcan and win be given
ie;nEht Dec rs at Cooper Institute, at o'clock, Ad.
tickets to be had at the door.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
BERGH ON COOK FIGHTING.

Congratulatory Letter or the Humane
tartan to q Brooklyn Police Captain.
Mr.. Henry Bergh has transmitted the following
c0ngratulatory epssle to Brooklyn police cap
tain, who recently made q successful raid upon .
cock pit in the City OF Churches:-
DECEMBER 81, 1877.
Captain Ferry, Third Precinct Brooklyn:-
DEAR SiRThc papers this morning report o1cial
action last night in the matter Of cock nght-onc Of
those brutazg exhibitions at which usually asscu-
bled all that vile aud dsorderly belonging human
society
experience irresistible desire 70 give expression TO
my commepdatio of your conduct on that occasion.
which leaves In doubt which most 10 admire the
summate skill with which you vindcated the law In
arrest Of the disrepuablc gang or your exemplary
hbition of loyalty official responsibility With few
such leaders as you In the city OF Brooklyn runns
n every form would soon be crushed out and the nfa
nous which recently took place at the OF
Geddings, where the peaceful instincts dogs trained
20 crocy 20 tear each other TO pieces for the delight %
human, or rather nhunan wrechcs would be impossi-
bic.
Trusting that your manly example will lead to Imts,
uOn and wishing You speedy and merltcd promotion m
the service whca you 80 much honor am yours &c:.
HENRY BEh0us
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

large number OF ladies' and gentlemen at
tended the Christmas festival OF the Coored Home
last evening. THIS institution is situated on the
southeast corner OF sixty fifth street and First ave-
nue. and is presided over by Mrs. Hager. Last
evening the inmates, SOME two hundred and tfty
In number, assembled In the large hall OF the
building and wore each and Oil OF them presented
with some Offering, subscribed for by number of
charitable ladies'. After the presentation the Rav.
George ). Chambers and J. >. SDr0a, delivered ap.
proprIate addresses
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

BY order OF the General Committee primaries
were held last evening In the various Assembly
districts for delegates to the General Committee.
Among the delegates cho en- in the city were Rufus
+. Andrews, GEORGE II. Van Cleft, Whitelaw Reid,
General John Foster, John Hays, Edward s. Van
derpoe william A. Smalley, John N. Gridley, WIN.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Marriod.

Married.
AUBERT-REYN5.-On Thursday, December 20, At
the Church OF the Nativity by the Rev. Father
Everett, EUGENE AUBERT TO MARIA g. KEYNS.-N0
cards.
BARNUM-DEMAREsT.-At the residence OF the
brides parents, on Thursday. December 20, by the
Rev. +. s. Barnum, EDMUND B. BARNUM, OF Brooklyn,
to MADALENE, eldest daughter OF Henry Demarest,
Esq, Of this city.
CAMEIoN-RUssELL.-O Tuesday, December "a.
1872 at the residence OF the brides mother by Rev:
i. Hamblin, OF Jane street Methodist Episcopal
church, Mr.. HUGH CAMERON TO Miss MINNIE f. RUS
SELL, both Of New York city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Paterson, N. j., on
Thursday, December 20, 1872, by the Rev. q. ID.
Shaw and Rev. ]. B. Hopw0Od W. o. FAYER-
WEATHER to LAvINIA, eldest daughter OF JOhn
Cooke, ESQ., all of above city,
HUBBARD-WILLLAMs.-OnT Thursday evening, De-
cember 20, at the residence OF the brides mother,
by the Rev. Thomas Mackee Brown, rector OF the
Church OF st. Mary the Virgin LESTER STYLES
HUBBARD 2d, OF Sandusky, Ohio, to HAZEL STOD-
DARD daughter OF Mrs. H. .. Williams, OF thus city.
the Rev. j. L. Danner JOSEPH KYLE to CARRIE f..
SEALEY, all OF this city.
MARsH-BENNErT.-0n Thursday, December 20,
1872 at the Lee Avenue Congregational Church,
WILLIAM MARSH, OF Chicago, Ill., to LUoY b. BEN.
NETT, eldest daughter OF John Bennett Esq, OF
Brooklyn E. D. No cards.
MUNGAR-WATERBURY.- Thursday, December
Rev. J. A. NJ. Chapman, D. D., J. EDWARD MUN0AR
to s. JENNIE, daughter Of William H. Waterbury,
all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
YNOLDS-SHEARwOOD.-0n Wednesday, De.
cember IS, by Rev. M. II. Hutton, LEONARD REY-
NoLps OF this city, to MATTE E. SHEARw0oD, Of
West Mnnnt Vernon. ,At@%,
VALENrNE-EEL EELINx.z-At the residence Of A. A.
vantine, Wednesday evening, December 25, BY the
Rev. Dr.. Robinson, r. M. VALENTINE, OF New York,
to IDA D. KLINK, Of Idaho City, l.. I. No cards.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

DHNNINN NtNDEWIES.
~ - ~ -
, --DuDWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING AT 2Is
Il. Fifth avenue. For days and terms send Tor cir.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsEMENTs. .
N's:' IS $s$3$ fAssHS
4ggEsssS tHs'0"AAS'A' yssss SyssIsg #
AffAASoo' a tEe AND LorosA a'''' - ~
TIE Ss
Scenery xh4 ELLA nnif sE4SsD SomP1so FAST Sr'
Curtain oar Gs1ssfssf NEW YEsRs x s!se5a 5S " H.
darme darn ID Duct from "Genevievs dc BrsSsnt" '''--.
&$EE$Sf MATINEE MATINEE GARDEN
AFTERNOON sss1ss; ssAyE1sgE T'' ssSsEHsxs sSss5sxs
AT sHTsassSs sSTeHsaiso sAsio, sSAAsshios'.
HALFfAs1 ONE SHHfa,sSg9 SRihfhAS9 EHSAfsssh' EfSATs,
O'CLOCK ESSPffESk ST4HS5SfyE EEsfSFfA EEfEssffSfiAs.
MATINEE SiIRSf T, ls:.rv.a scat. ..
FAMILY CIRCLE-Entrsnce on Crosby street 10 cents
w Proprietor and Msragsr Mr LESTER wALLAcK
until fsftns5 sDR;,rss aesI0e Mr.
will in HI; SSSHass sSEaGrs"sss szM Of
s;S ss$: ss$
~
The cast includes Mr.. 60thcrn Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Plok.
Miss Eiie GermOn and Miss Rose Cpghlan.
BROTHER SAN
MATINEE
MATINEE
MATINEE
EVERY SATURDAY. AFTERNOON.
until further notice, at 80
Box plan open one month In advance
Due notice will be given 0f the first appearance Of
MRS JOHN SEXTON.
TvHEATRE COMIQUE.
Mr. JOSH HART ................ Lessee and Manager
GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY.
BILL,
AT MATINEE TO-DAY.
ALL THE MAMMOTH TROUPE - : -
at MATINEE TO-DAY.
The comic Pantomlme
DING, DONG BELL.
PUSSY IN THE WE'LL.
DING, DONG, BELL.
HARRIGAN AND HART,
Mr.. JOHN HART, Mr.. JOHN WILD,
Mr. WIN. WEST Mir. JOHN QUEEN.
Mr.. O. II. ADAMS. Prof BUSHNELL.
Miss JENNIE HUGHES,
| MISS KITTY O'NElL MISS ADA WRAY.
MISS NELLIE SANDFORD. MISS KITTY TILSTON,
AT MATINEE TO-DAY.
To conclude with the very comic Christmas Panto-
mime,
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

ADJUSTMENTS.
ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
~ Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. AUdtSTlE DAILY
THOROUGH SUCCESS

AMusEMENTs.
eth AVENUE THEATRE.
Sole L's''' sff asasSSIf SUCCESS DALI
istions delight BY brilliant and ncressng audiences.
'A' intensely ''i's.'E NEW ?EEAs,s ESE 'ssd Or
saSSsBss
2 Whiting. George Clark. G. IL aoetweh " pSsvidSe. h.
bert Miss CLARA Morris, Fanny Davenport Nellie Nor
The present Novelty will be followed by the first Of
'0'i0' - BRILLIANT PAaisTAN coMEDiEsl
- Seats for FALSE SHAME may be secured In ad-
'"I''' MATINEE TODAY ~ O'CLOCK.
MooDs A0fzST'n TAsT GRAND nAMsEE. iSs A'A'..' :"
ioDAi "'' Of the new Burlesque OF the -o'DN. -
Ats THE GREET sssFF aSnEasadE IL Es 4sourr ArS
introducing n aSassTT4"s sxSS
the sons XsS Sns naSR pHRcs Artists
re ssssas GesEiisss
$$:B3E $$:BzE # If Fannie $$s;HiE #
"GsRAY SHek 4RE Rf es%ssy SfSsr a sr1.rtn 1.' "'
9Hs ANb RaoH EVENING
win be presencd for the arst time At this theatre Mr.
HENRY DUNBAR,
with
MR. JAMES w, WALLACK
In his ssfEsss sHEsSr erE'sppnnls pnsSas saisA'''' O
with unusually strong cast
M.NRY DUNBAR MATINEE
ON SATURDAY NEXT, AT g.
N.B-Thcsc be the only performances Of this pow.
cr drama and the last Appearances for the present Of
Mr.. Wailack.
NEXT WEEK,
MR. EDWIN BOOTH.
Seats secured days in advance at the theatre or at
Dson Co. q music store, I'll Broadway.
DOOTH,s THEATRE BOOTH
ID SPECIAL.
The Management respectfully announces brief on.
gagement OF . .ou.
who will make his first appearance In seven months on
MONDAY EVENING NEXT December % as
RICHARD III,
in Shakspearcs great tragedy which Will be presented
with the grand mise en- scene' and appointments
that marked Its former production.
Box sheet open and after Tuesday or this week,
when seats may be secured. ~ 80.
NOTICE.-The public are respectfully informed that
the sale Of reserved seat being special contract
tickets purchased Of sidewalk Spectators viii not be
received the door
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
THE COURT OF JAPAN.
Imperial Reception Of the LoooAoOaa Enysys
at the ASiatic Court.

OAlcisl Record Of tho Important Event -Sho-Tai
Frustrated and the "Dark-Haired Multitude
Dancing for Joy'-A Direct Dynast Fam
lily Line oflo,oco Ysars-sovsreign 4
Eight Deserts with Subjects ct the.
Corners OF tho sea-Scene in the
Wild Cherry Chambers
Substantial Rewards
Of the Diplomacy.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

MARBLE niANTELS.

A -REMoyAL-sLATE MANTLEs CRATES &c
~. Large and elegant stock at warcrooms
Union square OF Fourth and Seventeenth
street PENkHfN SLATE COMPANY, manufacturefsof
every variety OF slate work, plain and ornamental
A KLABER STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLETZTNG
n. Works. lN and l56 East Eighteenth sreet.-Marbc
and Marbeiled Mantes, Thing Marble Counters Monu.
ments, at prices that defy competition Marble Turning
for the trade.
CTEwARTS SLATE MAaTLE-.-RfCH AND ELE.
- CANT designs slate work of every descriptions Mar.
BILE aud WOOD Manteis r. u. STEWART co. 22J AMI
2A West TwenLyiisrd street near seventh sveaue, NJ
The New York herald., 1872-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMpSEMENTS.
TYNIoN SQUARE THEATRE su.a,nxs suoou
Manager. rIfiis EVENING AND
THIS AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK,
Buiwer's most famous Comeoy,,
~wtth elegant Scenery and Appointments and GREAT
CAST including The names o. Mrs Cara jennings Mis- m
Harfins Mark Smith, r. r. Mackay Edward Lamb. J. I.
burnett, George Parkes, II. Montgomery and W. u.
wider.
MONDAY NIGHT-sCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
last time this
TUESDAY NIGHT-MONEY,
last time this
WEDNESDAY NEW YEARS NIGHT ana every
AN EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACT1ON-TWO NEW
AND BRILLIANT PIECES,
charming Comedietta In act, entitled
ORANGE BLOSSOMS,
which Miss JENNIE LEE will make her hrst appear
since her recent Illness and for the hrst
time In America romantic Drama OF thrilling In
teres recently played with great success in London,
SON OF THE SOIL
MONDAY NIGHT, January 9, after weeks OF careful
preparation, Mr.. John Brouchams new ronantc
Drama, founded on +, w. Robnsons novel. "A Bridge
Of Glass; and entiil -
ATHERLEY COURT.
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

T.,w0 NEW CLASSES IN DANCING ARE FORMING
i at ILASkOiS Academy ca West Thrtyfonrth
street commencing Saturday January at IL A. NJ. aud
AZ " For particulars please to cal at the academy
The New York herald., 1872-12-28

BowERY THEATRE
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. 2S 1872
Last appearance OF
MISS KATE FISHER,
aud last performance the splendid Equestrian Drama
HERNE THE HUNTER,
written by the late n b. CLARKE Esq, In which
MISS FISHER
will enact the Demon Rider, and the Thrilling Drama Of
MIKE MARTIN.
SACRED CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY EVENING,
Monday CHARLES FOSTERS Drama Of the
SWAMP-ANGELS
will be produced.
In active Trcparation
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
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MOthers-in-EaW.o

r AS Q great deal is sail, aud written
against mothers in law. it is refresh
ing to find one man who can say some
thing In their defense.id q This singular
character belong 10 Fort Wayne, Ind,
and says: tra4D od1 sn FlqsKsol 4uq
81 am not q mother-in-law myself,
hut my wires mother Is, and for her
sake want 20 say some thing in be.
halfof that much abused, GLASS of rela-
tiyes,j Since 1T do become fashionable
70 rail at mothers7in-law in the public
press, aud in private life. the great
American people, with that keen sense
Of humor peculiar 10 themseives-and
TOR -theo possessionaC0f which ai good
many of them ought to be hapged--
consider It intensely, funny as well ss
fashionable. don't, i recognize the
faetEfhat my cliildren's gf4ndmot other,
whoisl one oftheifi dearest and tfhest
'3fiendss on earth, has q claim upon my
Fzffections too, There are ,donbtless
excet ticns to this rule as there are to
most rules under the sun, but in the
main, m others s-inslaw are entitled to
all therespeet they ,receiye ahd,a good
deal, more of the same sort Gener-
ally the man who speaks insnltipgly
of! his 1nother-in-law would not be
sverse TO whipping his wife when oc-
casion offered, or is mean enough to
accept his rlother-in-l law . kindly on
ces When the children are down with
the measles and give her, the coId
sholtlder afterwards, AT least 1t will
be sure to say that the man who in.
suits his lpothersin-law by word or
deed will bear watching.