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TIE plIILLIpPI HOTEL,
rIILLlppt, ". VA.

DEE b. Talbot, Proprietor.
The best of accommodations for man and
beast. 5aa- Parties rom Lewis u nd adjoin
Ing counties will q d the l'mLLlrpi Il0rEL
all that they could: eiire.
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.,HE HART HOUSE,

lInckhnnnon. W. Va,
IiciitteA, aud Handsomely arranged for the
arrv mmUiaiion Of the Travelling Public.
refer 10 any Que who ever patronized MY
house. My stabliag IL the best thc town At
fUris. Terms ROdrrAic.
q. ". HART, Proprietor.
Ee- Parties visiting llnckhannln from
Lewis county will find the liar, House the
most convenient and suitable to their wants.
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1879
1879
And dealers in

Now haze the pleasure deepening to the citi-
Ecns OF Wheeling and vicinity the lar csl
md best assorted stocl; Of ClOihsr Cassimers,
Yrstings and OverOatings that has ever
been brought 10 this market. lIith In.
creased facilities in our Work DcEartment,by
the addition Ofseyeral expert hands from HE
eastern cities aud an Incompatible selection
aad variety Of goods we hope TO CxOrItr all
orders entrusted to our care In manner
unsurpassed by my similar establishment In
the East Our stock comprises
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oyERCoATINGs,

In Chinchilln, Castor, Elrclon, Moscow,
aud EsquiAaux Beavers, and
English Nelions.
CLOTHS, English, Frvncl, and German, Of
every texture and color.
CASSlMERES, English, French and
American, in an endless variety.
700 Selected Patterns for Suitinss cxc!u.
srrly.
yEST!SGs, In Plush, Velvet, Cashmere,
0hd Sill, Ofcvvry style and grade.
SHIRTS,
Made TO orirr from actual measurement and
A FIT GUARANTEED.
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]
These three rausts are referred 10 Com.
missioner Of this court, who Il directed To
ascertain aud report all judgments and 9th.
CT liens ngainSt the lands Of james A. liOgg5,
and tlrirHlOritirs; all the real estate OWNED
by James \. lIOgGshl the time Of the rrndi.
ton OF such Judgment, nm which h. may
LaNe since acquired. Subject to such liras
all real estate OF personal estate OF said BngrI,
whether III lis own hAltls, Ur IN The nRnic or
hands Of others, With mny Le liable for tho
payment Of lie debit: whether the several
roh7ryaHctA and transfers 0f real and per.
sDnal property 10 the bills charged By James
A. llOggs to defendants James Martin BUHrs.
lsanc lIugeS, Henry Clay ljOggs aud Hen.
jamin Huffman, Arr void rs 10 the creditors
Of JAMES a. liUggs, by reason, either Of
their not being founded On valuable COnsilcr-
alton, or for fraud, and The extent 10 which
they lie void, Also ascertain aud report
what, ifany, partnership NlsctiS Of the firm
0fChtrlts fnInie 4 Go. there may he Liable
to the payment Of The firm tthls; Ail debts
against said firm, and thrir priuriiics; what
estate Of defendants Patrick Is nuiTy, Charles
PramC and James A. lloggS may b. liable u,
such firms Indebtedness, aLd In what order,
under any agreement between said parlirs.
their respective Individual property should
hc held liable 10 the firm dtl'ts; AMI grnrr-
ally any and oil other matter. and things
touching The object and purposes Of this rel
etcneC, which said commissioner mar deem
pertinent, or tile parties interested may re-
qairc. And in executing this reference said
Commissioner may summon witnesses, take
their dcposiiions, require ANY ofihr PARTIES
10 aniwrr 'ntcrrOgatiOns, or give evidence
under oath. Notice Of tie time and place
may lie published In TnE DENocRAr, a rcws-
paper published In Lewis county, and the
object . fIhls reference, for four weeks prior
TO the day appointed, which publication
shall he deemed equivalent to personal s.f-
vice Oftotisc on all tue parties.
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Porter johnson has removed lis
store to tic Bailey corner.
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The above named parties will take no,isa
That OF Taylor, one Of the Commission
ers Of the Bra1ton county Circuit Court will
on the 23l day Of November, 1917, at Inc
Recorders Office Of lraxton county, proceed
10 execute the above order ofrGisrsnec. And
u, from any cause, the samO should not be
completed on that day, thu same viii 30
continued from day to Gay until completed.
CT. TAYLOR,
osl-4t Commissioner in ChaacCry.
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:, TIE undersigned ha, opened an olsrsn,
n,,., BooTS AND SHOES,
Hhleh he oilers at living ptica.
NOTE THEFACT--i Keen on I Iv,.j
G'or, Kid, LO.iisg and li,y" "yo
Button CATERS, BU6, Coat and No'
rocco 70, Bals, Misses and C&ii Id ,",'
P y q. and Fancy Colora .S ,;Its' "t
all Syies,rhieh lam selma Ci,%sn
for OaEh. ' '"f"p
certain to "a iutted ''' u" ."
W. r. WILKINSON
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TIVE ENTERPRISE '--
BOOT AND SHOE sToRE,
Opposite Er IIalston's,
Maiu Street, Weston.

stock Of u" V''s""'
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ference Is much less. The detection OF Poland and
Copeland In their attempt at false NATURALIZATION
may have cast damper on the ardor Of the demo-
cratic workers; but general lack OF interest ana
confidence is the probable cause Few meetings have
taken place. Senator Doolittle has addressed the
democrats and tonight Senator Ferry Will speak to
the republicans. Senator Ferry Is candidate for
reelection and the southern ana western portion OF
the State will go for him strongly, while he has
also many rriends throughout the State The COM
plexlon OF the Legislature viii not be materially
changed this year. and the republicans expect about
the same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In the House as last
session. In that case the fight for the SeDat0rship
Will be between Senator Ferry ana General Joe
Hawiey OF Hartford Hawey Is popular man
Grant man as wei, but Senator Ferry mas
made an excellent record and stands squarely with
the administration to-day, that there Is nothing
that his opponents can PICK up against him, save
his failing nealtn and the fact that IN the event OF
his decease while the Legislature was IN the bands
OF the democrats democratic Senator might be
chosen In his place This contingency IL TOO re-
mote, however, 10 be OF much weight The poltl-
appsaraace Of Senator Ferry Ferry upon the scene
The demoerass throughout me State wl use every
effort as 10 carry Inc Legislature. ana TO this end
are negiectlng tue sure towns anu penolhg tner gu
they NAV hope to turn the tide III their iavor In
the event Of their succeeding they VIII probably
pre- ent Congressman from this District Bridgeport
viii probably 60 democrat G by somewhat reduced
majority. the city election takes place together
win the State. and under the new charter the Coun-
Gil Is divided between The TWO parties, the Mayor
having the casting vote. The present incumbent
T.. A. GOodsell, WIN probably be renomlnated tor
Mayor by The dem ocras. and the republicans have
put up q. b. Hotchkiss, president Of the Pequon-
mock National Bank.
While there IL little hope OF republican triumph
In this CITY Inc members Of that party seem conf
dent or a DRY IN the Slatc and that, too In
spite oil the temperance aud laoOr reform
movements. The managers OF tine former
party, ~ far the most formidable, do
not expect 10 accomplish anything more
than TO deieat an election by the people. and the
temperance vote viii be generally given IN lavor OF
the republican caud ties to Legislature thus in
surfing election OF Jewell II he fails OF the neces-
sary popular vote. Inc OBJECT Of this temperance
movement IL to demonstrate the strength Oi the
party and 10 thus cOmpe more stringent temper
ance legislation. The most sanguine temperance
men do not anticipate polling more than twelve or
fifteen hundred votes.
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SAILED.

Steamships Spain, and City Of London Liverpool Rhein
ton Key West Geo CROMWELL and United States, New
oreans Mcrcrdta Fernandina Montgomery, and San Sal
B UPTON, Richmond 60; Fanita, Wilmington, NC; E
The following this port during the past
week March ~ ships Lord Macauley Midnight; brig
brgs Velocity, Irs Gerpet 2Sh, schr Eveine 9Th,
ships Mkad0 Moonlight, Brdson barks Mas Stella, Trait
Nancy Ross Annie Krel Amelia Emma, GA Hoard Hiram
Abn. Geo Burnham Ncrce les, Goodrich 2sth, ship
Resonte barks Ching Too Yankees bes 1em Chantic
Loeb Lomond Oliver Cns; schr onara 29th shPs STRAIT
Goddard brgs Normandy Clark. Jas. Nellie, Louisa
Price; schrs Dauntless Grace Webster S0th, steamer
Canandaigua; briss Showers, N Tinker
Wind al sunset 8, light.
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ARRIVALS,
REPORTED nv THE upp

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
@ w ss and s n
e. ;sT s.,'a S. &c: sasasa s
hS o% for I
rom as,n"o % go Fs o conc ~ s e
ship THUR GA hence for Hamburg.
Is s PM WITH n.r n S1sSa
sensers 70 oe riehs Co. Had variable winds rough
90 Steamship Gen Meade sampson. New Orleans March
sss ana the bar sd with md'e and to Frederic
steamship leo, Dearborn Savannah March 2s with mdse
and pasen ers: 10 Murray. Ferris a Co.
Steamship Reg,si9r freeman, Wilmington, NC, days,
and a passsnsess 70 g II sarshs Co Game The northern
,ns cargo and s'avins bulwars been Is days Of the
BARK koush Martin Liverpool 60 days, with mdsc to
Barf AD,oinee cacass iaS, Jaccarino, Marseies, 90
days, with t mis s,l to lunch, Eiye Co.
and hides 70 Dowl.v Corners Co '-'''
Bark Emile Gemmpa tIta, Jaccarmo Nap es, SO days,
Park Lburna NOR, Mosaed, Seville 50 days, with lead
d ssIs S%. r With
CS bad Ts.ser ma.srss; from thence days
Bark Nsuma Nor, fans,n. Havana, % days, with sugar
Bark " Griatns Drummood. Matsnzas, 10 days, with
Bark Joshua Loring, Lamb, saus u days with sugar to
days north Of a,teras with heavy NE and NV gales;
obliged 70 haul on again on asant Of say es
erly storm prevailing a, the tune.
Brig Atlas HodsdOn Palermo, Jan ., and Gibraltar 30,
with fruit, to Chamberlain. Phelps Co; vessel to Miller
ou-hton. Took the southern passage and had light
Bile winds Gains; has been DAYS north OF iateras.
Feb 81 lat - vs. N lon ~ 30 W, spoke bark Woodwork
(Br, from Saio for Monevideo. March lat ~ %
lon % Wv, brig Harry Stewart from Messns Tor Phia
dephia-
Brig w Andrews, jenkins Demerars % DAYS, with
gar 70 l hehs a CO. Had very rough weather on the
Martins for Boston 18th lat u a. Ion 81 b. brig Teresa m
from Demerara for IA tmoTc tb lat 81 49, Ion 7S 49, shp
Nevada, from Batavia Tor Boston.
Brig AacAias, Johnson Arroyo r, q days, with sugar
aud lnoasses to James Henry.
Brig James Miller Thomoes, Cenfuegos Is days, with
sugar TO Miller H. ughton.
Brig W wiiber tbr). Mundy, Cardenas, 10 days. 9th
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 80, 1872.
CLEARED.

, steamship Tyrian tBr). Lawson. GLASGOW Henderson
steamship Rhcin tNo) Meyer, Bremen via Southampton
steamship ocean Queen Maury, Aspinwal-Pacao Mall
=, sea%shiP cry Of Austin. Eldredse. Galveston via Key
Steamship United States crowe, New Orleans Frederic
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Clapp, New Orleans Crom
steamship MerceeIta, Marshman, Fernandina--Jamcs
Hand.
Steamship San Salvador Nickersou, savannah-w Gar
Steamship Mon,somery Fai,clo.h. sayannah-R Iowden.
Steamship Regulator. Freeman. Wilmington Nc-Lorilard
Steamship Geo Upton, Roberts, Norfolk City and
Steamship wysnoke, coucn, Richmond, &c-o'd Dom,n.
Steamship 9 knight, johnson, Georgetown, dog
Steamship Fanisa, Doans Philadelphia LorDayd Steam.
=, Steamship Acushne, Rector New Bedford-Pereuson
Steamship ss,a hi. S Ssp.une. ssi.r BesOnH pimocs
ship RePu6k tBrem Fortman, Bremen via Philadelphia
ship Ann Laisy Banhed tBr), sherrs Antwerp-G Bull
Bark Emperor tBr), Dudley. London Peabody, willis
Bark Adde McAdam, Partridge, aibraltar-Bre,t Sen
Bark Ap;e Scsr Da, Port sp,nJonss ISush
, Bark James + Ward Nickerson, CardenasJas + Ward
Bark Hancock. Collins, Cardenas-M,ler 4 Houpatop.
BARK Aboe Craig tBr). Dean, St John, NBBensy Par
Brg Domenieo dtal, Trapan, Gibraltar for orders
Funch. EUye h Co.
BIZ " Reney lBr, Tavlor, 8. Thomas--Penison Co.
BON. e-
Brig Aroostook, BRYANT, Kingston. jas De Cordova
Brig Virginia, Johnson St Pierre-Reyna A Co
Brig Maggie (Br), strum, Jacmel-Mnler a Hou7hton
Eri! Havana Iennis liay'ns-Jas r Ward Co,
Vessels "
scnr Laura Webb. Hatch, Aux Caves r WEINBERG.
schr Isaac Oliver, Penne, Aux Cayes-Younxs Smith
Co.
Schr Mcclellan, Farr. Portland H W Loud \ Co.
echr w q Dearborn, Scul. Ros -Oyerton q Hawxina
Schr VIM Gray. ALVIN. Lond .-Ed Ripo
Schr Cindei ella, Jarvis, New Haven-Rackeu i Bro.
Schr Dart Williams Stamford
Schr Evelyn, Burger STAIN ora.
Steamer Philadelphia. Davis. Philadelphia
Steamer FANNIE, Fenton. Phia ielphia
Steamer Novelty, Shaw Philadelphia.
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Phelps. orsnmsr New York; John Ward. Inman Jsssy
oiy :! Mary Z Amsdsn, Lavender, boston o.
SBr Wilson, Belfast lrigs Dudley, Damage Pay
snoT os RoDStss !0 asn
brSast s.; Hob; AcSotsn. o''' $500 '.
deaux brgs Frances Jane, Richmond Water Witch, Aatan
@ Platte va & Mays sSs f ssnss
soth Arrived rive :chr = Ingraham, New York.
4sso%s Ssieh ss. .csS Flight
.DISaToN, March s7-sailed. schr Merriman. Bah
EAsfP0RT March s5-Cleared- Ann Lindsay, Dunn,
weather, lost manmast bark Pleiadss from XqSadis
S&sss I, Sss da's Garden '''
s:s 60
bark BS,rOws Liverpool
GLoUCEsTER, March sOArrived' schr Lucy AInss, Tor
f'y FL e. .ehr Good
1 Tom sd aSo . New
.ssl s~. hip ss.. hs:
s S
"NS@ 1ssaf6AEkw. March asAnv.d steamship o.,p,.u
ss5 ns
H:sn
s@spgsrd xYs5 Si:isn snare ssst,ssa .'s
sa% :'as ss:s':s;
saisa Henry T.Sss: Bowman. ". York;
New Yo sa. Whistler 'i s!'i
o
nna Se eSa.s M ,e os do North
s9th sAM-Arrived sehrs Paine Stevens, Boston for
s%s S.saSy as
SEw March sNs.sd sssS. Sdsss
Fl asLs'
k s.h Moore Sieissoa Boston;
Seared"schr Fannie Johnson, Marts. Csmsridgeport
18th, brig A,ce Lea for Kingston Ja' and schr Howard
LEWIS March g. AM-Arrved pria Deborah souls
from for or.ers reports heavy weather. moth Of
in Snp from nasss
Hale Matanzas; Mariposa, from Matansas; Diansy
schrs Telemachas, from the West Indss' Knowles
Arrived for orders-Bsrks Frank Love., from Hayre;
AGO
epoo bark Myrtle sr ss s Eng shps
Loadoa
Cleared Bark savanns Al tBr,, Kull New Castle 90.
varDSm New Yo Msr for sideGerG
Clearedschrs Maracaibo, Henley and sandoiphon, AyI
ssssf s. and :. s
brig
.es 40 peusAsn
T;f March c0s sss
ksss . aslso
Shay Fisher do Anna saorn Powell rSf Ms Yais
SsS S0q%s. ssSsss
Gardner, do Romeo. Mathews do also sailed below
' s.fy GSS asaSs s Kelley
.chrs VIM Burden, Adams WeehswIen; Amos Faiisn'
'% sS s,s
f fSy so sn. william f Ph
James Anderson Whealey, Phiadepha franklin Pierce,
RiCHHoND. March ss-Arrived, steamers Isaac Ben,
Bakeman; and W Clyde, Scott New York; s0hr Trada
saied~schr julius Nelson Cavalier, New York via Nat
SAVANNAH, March s7Arrivsd. bark ohansiclser, Baker,
csaaed-Bark Jose tsp, Mag, Barcelona.
esmshp Dnran Br Bay sy LiSNs s
Buny for Matanzas in BALLAST bark Ada Carter fos BOZ
ton brig Juia Barcelona; and schooner SeeDe 'of
Hs7ans5 Tor rorand; scSr Lizzie Hs rOm Hobo
Maurice Bartlett Mstansaa. Foson; schr. Say State:
for S yS S pSosss M Hs Sex
Mas wsy 81 S9sn Boston Ss Tor f'''
ae Returned %sis schr jI ) Austin. '' q,
ssisa srlg Maurice; schr Bay State, Vulcan:
factor Jones New York brig John Pierce Townsend Car
WOODS DE' HOLE March ssrassed brig Maurice from
Maansas for boston 60 s.u.s .,sr n u.r,,,,, ri.
dridge New FORK.
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north Of Hatteras with heavy NE NV Gaes shifted
sis E:ss i: &
s:' II" ss.sy %ss aa' q
wssresssa and A $s9S With ~
ssn5 s.ss '
wfsns. March lon spoke bark xe.ns
from Barcelona for Matanzas ~ OUT 8h lat 20 Ion
IS IS bark Lucy OBJ from Liverpool for Charleston Is days
hw % y ss:s
weather has been ls days Of Hssrss, with constant
BTlsSi Star sIfS ScSsrt. Ss!dsna:. Il days. with
scr Edward Lee sypSerrek Baracao, IS days. with fru.
to Douglass Been day: Of H.itsras ' with heavy
schr sassaeus Rtcnie Barscao u days. with fru. to
weinberg c.rc. ro,r R.r.co. "a d.v wit, ,,,,, ~
Douglass; vessel Weinberg Has been days north Of
sss T u ssauy Wy DAYS. with fruit to
4 PearsaI vessel TO b } Weinberg. Has been days
schr Jonn Williams, Wilmington, NC, days, with naval
schr Rem, Lewis, wilmington, NC. IL days with naval
s ssSr s.Ea s'S' fs4 A sSss. H Hsfn.
The brig Camille tBr), Pickett from Messna, which
bad si, Bermuda. thence days. with heavy
Passed Through He'll Gate.
Steamship Francona, Bragg, Portland for New York. with
m scst Sei isase sossspor
scsr Dcusbtsn Perry Pswq %a for rth!aSsphia
for .s. w ss
scbr s. Elmo, Davis, New Haven for New YORK.
ssSr TRss sS,sh' Bowman: New Bedt9ra York.
schr Mary Brewer, saun ers, Rockand for New York,
Colo sDnns New w.. yeys vii,
nails TO Parker Mills Co.
yP Ifse S:of ss=sGf 70 f. s:GsSf
sr for
SER Prudence hassy paSSe s,sI for IN New York.
schr Grace Cushing Bailey, Portland for New York, with
ssSr More IsS jones' for New York. with lumber
: f. New York
schr Warrington, Thomas, Providence for New York.
BOUND EAsE
Rector New Work for New BEDFORD
Shr Whitney nUas sys yo Se w. York for Boston
schr Ena, ssmmis. New York for Huntington
@ s d ' ssT
H E1S Ssrf
sohI Goaspssa Parker EizaSsthpOrt for Norwich
schr ren voagh. nal!ock, New York for Huntington
schr Harriet Lewis, Hunt Port Johnson for Providence
scbr Rsinwater, Xbrahsms. Phiadepha for PrOvi.
kosr D BuckAcw. Robbins, Anboy for Norwich
@ S.~ so 1 sss Bed
sshr aanapsiso Csypos rAlladpai. for Boston
hehr Thomas Jefferson, Blossom, Now YORK for STAN.
csas Glencoe
s%5 Es% 81 SG,x,ds
scSr Hudson. Chase, wss.hayEs1 for Monyine: G..
Schr Iris, Strong, New York for HarWiCh.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN March 3d. SOP
hConsos closed at Ss for both money and the account
American Securities quiet and steady United States
twenty bonds, ise2 s2s; 1855, old $685. SS7s 9S
fOrties 89A.
FKAnKfoRr BouusE.-FnANRFonr, March ao-P. M
United States vowenty bonds closed al 96 for the issue OF
ls62
PARIS BOUnsE.-PARIs. March s0-P M.--Rentes closed
At b6f. re.
LONpON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNpoN, March al-Ta-
low Hat ut bis. per cwt for Russian.
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SMALLPOX IN THE STREETS.

Christian Stosnmeer, German, living at 2o3
Stanton street, and John Darbe0 OF PAT IN the same
street, found at the foot 4 East Twenty xth
street, last evening, suffering from small ox they
were sent 70 the hospital ny the police Of the TweD
" .flrSL nIeCluCL.
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BRTpGEPORT. Conn. \

BKTDGEPOHT, COHf, MurCH 90 IsT2
The political campaign in Bridgeport has been
dull ana less interest has been maniiesIed than Is
usual as the day OF election draws near. The demo
Gratis have counted hundred and fifty less votes
Than last year. and while still numerically superior
TO the republicans In that respect the relative DIFF
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REIOW.

Ship Nevada, 100 DAYS from Batavia.
Bark Luchten (NG, Is DAYS from Matanzas
Brlg Serena Smith, 81 days from Malaga
Br. RaDbon, oS days from Palermo. GAN by PINOT boat
A Leggett, No y.
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MISC Ehii An &OUS.
A NNOUNCEMENT.-
n THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
OFFICES, NOS. 8 AND UNIVERSITY PLACE,
NEW YORK CITY. :
MISC Kit Sous

Downtown Agency -HUDNgTts, Herald Building, Hs
Broadway, New York.
Uptown Agenciea-
~ A. M. CONKLIN,
corner Broadway ana Tnirtyourt street, New York.
Thirly-thiIl street and Second avenue New York.
WILLIAM @. STEWART,
corner l25th street Third avenue, Harlem, N. Y
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sToNIsHING CURES BY THE UNIVERSITY MEDI.
KINGSTON, Msss., April q, 1871.

Dr. j. W. SCoTT:-
STR afflicted for the past year with what tho
doctors Massachusetts General Hospital term rodent
ulcer lower p They have operated on II at o!erent
times and twice they burned by of battery which
caused so much pain and in6amm alton that coSld not
speak My neghbors all supposed incurabie as mac
consulted than twenty three physfclans BY aoci
dent heard of your Extract OF Cancer Plant mmedia-
tey went sought the advice OF Dr. Pollock
when by his directions commenced using celebrated
remedies You may judge of surprise and Also OF my
neightors' when, IN lOur short weeks was perIecuy
cured. One remarked was the miracle OF the
nineteenth century. .
would also state that have been treating since my rccov'
who has had ulcer FOR four years,
with result His ulcer Is reduced about tw0hlrdA
He has been using the remedies i've weeks
Wishing success in your striving 70 oenens man
~DN' JOHN Z. LOWERING, Plymouth county
NEW YORK. March 5, 1874
Dr. SCOTT &C. For years have suffered with cancer OF
the LETT breast What suerings were tongue can never
tell. In a dying condition came tn you anG commenced
using your plant and ointment Almost Immediately
all pain ceased The has vanished and throuh the
providence OF God am well woman In my deep Eati-
tude sincere interest In the welfare on those
smarly afflicted, shall be pleased to answer all questions
Miss Il. CAREY l53 Third street.
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STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THB
MONTHS or MARCH AND APRIi.
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SHIPPING NEW S,

Almanac for New YOrk-This Day,
Sun rises. ..... 3 46 Moon rises. morn 12 81
Sun SETS. ...... 6 % High water. EVE 80
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SNamer. ST'". Destination O6fn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31


their prospects are decidedly the brightest That
they WAL have majority Ol the Legislature IN both
branches ID conceded nearly everywhere, Dy deno-
crats as wei as repuDiicana ana the State ticket in
Connecticut. where the Governor has practically no
power at ALL Is not VI very great Importance. With
the Legislature, OF COURSE also goes the choice oil
United States senator. Iae republicans therefore
are almost certain TO reap all the substantial fruits
oil triumph, even II they should iau 10 carry the
State by a popular vote.
Unless We are all greatly deceived the liberal re-
pubicans Will almost 10 a mau vote with tnelr old
parry. Here ana there ! nave heard OF an anil
adm nlstrauon republican wno gong to vote Tor
HUBBARD, or VINO mad resolved not to vote at ali;
but sucn men are extremely rare-rarer, 50 lar as
can be seen on the surface, than temperance man.
The friends OF Grant cain that The nUera repupll.
party, aud tni5 estimate does not seem 10
DC very far from the truth. AT ali
the republican meetings, too 1t has been ceabe
that he name oil the President has been the signai
for specially uproarious applause, amt there can be
the canvass carefully that the very vlruleDce aud
bitterness oil the stories That have been
culation against Grant have awakened a sort of
popular reaction In his lavor. One alluslon 10 81.
respected the win OF the people, has
been more than enough to counterbaanee,
everywhere that / have been, the trades OF the
democratic orators AGAINST linn. II the anti Grant
this, 1t Will undoubtedly be the most misera-
bic political nzzes We have ever seen.
p laE TANEsT FIGHT KNowS IN coNSTCTIcUr
erection, one thing is cortan-it IS the tamest fight
Connecticut has seen since the beginning OF Inc
v snere rs on both sides-it ~ oil a
yer, very quiet species. and shoulders only
solid nuclei OF the parties. It certainly Goes not
eA,enu 10 uie great masses OF the people. AS
stated ia former letter this may be planned
sOnaby by lhe absence OF local issues and the re.
uctance TO be IN earnest about national ones uelore
ano nae me-, anu with tne certainty
this indifference is worthy Oi attention. Tor n proves
incontestaby that the people al large believe that
they have been well governed, and nave no crylnp
grievances to c0mpl ain OIL.