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IrE. - ..- az B.. o. -l-i--t tI-a--"f ~ t-sl
lly vile wts troubled With water -1 %. ihe A-art,
aal could get 10 relief from any ltysic al. She
was also troubled with great nervousness at certain
-lue 90. the u-ABr hEgULaluH. AID size
obtained great rsI ed. The use OF the ueart Reg
itor gave acr iuued -te rl-iet from Oh si-Eln- %
time
Stew.uIi --l.e.l iy recommend Oh Heart rc-4-
ll;or Co. any one Or -ale' w-A the rrart i'is se,
ard advise tll-l DO trg r as 70 safe and certain rem
ely JOSHUA o.. EENDALL.
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% CUU.I 81, BOsIUN.
TAsILY DYING AND CLEANSING in ali its
L branches. Send your goods by Express
directed as above; will be- promptly returned and
cLLro satisfaction guaranteed.
-zsTABLIsaED 90 YsAEs.-
He-lts ior burlington Lyman allen.
Ia1ch ls.-wfm
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yozKsHlRE LexINGToN

B.y-I5 hands, foilet ls6j. by Lexington.
LIST Dam, Hymenia, by imported orkshiIe-
ID e. Little Peggy, By Cripple; he by Meao'
81 " Peggy stewart by Cooks y hip.
9Th '' Mary Bedford, by Duke OF BccfJri.
9Th 20 Imported Spectator.
9th IS Col. Holmes Dare Devil Mare, by i'm
ported Dare Devil.
This horse ia q full brother to O. Ansel,n ard
" Edinghoro," and half brother to "Versi Gnd
- EirlIY By Nandal.
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PERFECT FIT S,


1girgirp.
BACK CONES.
Tst-in shuttles, Taethins Rings and Bst;les, Sew
Tag Birds Pocket Drinking Cups, Whistles
Polish, fumce Stone Soaps
Opera and Field Glasses
A new stock Of Shell and Horn, and Gold AMI patoc
JEW LRY.
An extensive assortment Of LasarHs Morris Per
lected Spectsc es and Eye Glasses TO fl every
Eye and which give the greatest pleasure
and satisfaction 10 those who uss them
also the greatest variety OF other
kinds Green, blue and othor
shades OF Spe ami Eye
Protectors and Cog
g.es Of all qualities.
Watches aad Clocks cleaned and repaired,
Glasses fitted and matched in Spscts, and all work
I in the line executed 20 general satisfaction
Old Sand, Chu.ca st. Established 1893.
Apr 3-i&wti }. E. BEINsIAID.
shlLLFUL ,YATCHSIAKER
! 7 EAvE secured the services ola very fine Watch
/ L maker,
HERMAN HOCHWEBER,
Lately from Europe, he having had experience in
Switzerland in the manufacture ofWatches,
and also brings his diploma as
q Finished Matchmaker
AND REPAIRER,
Underatanding the difficult and intricate work por-
tanning to the business, and is by far the most
skiIlful workman l have employed.
c. ". WIN6ATE,
Dec. I2-dkwtf Isl Church ST..
az. -. NICHOLS 81 CO..
MANUFACTURERS OF
B9srd planners, SHIFTING, Water Wheels. P.apiag
hlls, Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Marble Mills Slato
Mills, Paper Mills, Heavy Forgings and Bolts
Tor Bosts and Bridges, Patent Stone Dig
gers Patent Drsg Saws, Horse Pow
ors, Steam Engines, Bo.lers AID
Pcnps, Iron fsnoo End B-sii-
ingEIrop Brsss rRstngf.
-ALso-
Dealers IL
sTEhH AND GAS FITTINGS
oRALL KINDS,
Leather Gad Rub5sr Bel.ing and EsE
AGENTS roK
p,ssrt steam Packing, Biorse's Twist Drills Co-iiss
Engines, sd Morthington's Pumps
Pioneer EuiIdings. Burlington. Ut.
B. 8. EIoroIs,l
r. O. CossTE, Fse.22.-fdkWig
FOR SALE.
AT BARGAIN
GRIsT MILL, planning SHOP, CIDER MILL.
HOUSE, BARS.and EIGHT ACRES Of GooD, LAND,
on which are FIFTY FRUIT TREES.
GOOD WATER POWER, with Rock Foundation.
" 6rist-Mill. commands a large patronage and
has a good trade in Flour, Meal and Feed. Cider
Mill averages 500 bbls yearly. Desiring to go West
soon, the above property will be sold cheap Can
be bought for less than 5000, easy terms. Don't
miss the chance.
A man with few hundred can place himself In a
business which will pay better than any farm in the
State.
For full particulars, call on, address the SUBJ
Gerber.
F. L. SMALL,
Brownsville, VT.
April Is, ls72-43w4w
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FURTHER TESTIMONY.

Important n..s from OR WORTHY C..y C.er-, WI.
Il. Root, Esq More conclusive proof % the Superior
quality Of DEVICES BRILLIANT KEROSENE
OIL.
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JUMUBa b

chs t-e weary and OK. lcs-ei 11e 81 D. -l--l
and -lss----e ai s-r-l- comes ga.1 hin. C1u-a.-
receive U-H- ana strength l- ..e
e-..-- -------.--- ---.--
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ama Dress Goods
No. u PINE STREET, NES York,

No. u PINE STREET, NES YORK,
April IS, ls72.
The quarterly Gold Coupon maturing May st on
the First Mortgage per cent. God Sinking Fund
Bonds of the Logsnsport, Charlottesville & South
western Railway Of Indiana will DO paid on or after
that date at our Office.
JONES SCHUYLER,
Financial A gents Of the Company.
April 22-dkw2w
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seuins WathinFs-

To fully illustrate the popularity OF the Slfti =
SEWING MACHINES. and the estia alton in
which thsy are held, as being the rest Machine IN
the World for doing all kiIs Of Sewing We ~ nit
the following
:; w Q IN Il z = Il RN =,
ofthe number sold In 57i by the diff rout Machine
Companies tAGt are represented in this city.
The singer Company Said Isi.250
ihe Wheeler Wilson Co. sold............I2s. $50
The Grover Boxer Go. sold-...----.--..-..5O.-i3
Inc weed 20. suld. -.-.isftJ1
The Wilcox & Gibbs Co. geld....----.------.3'.l< q
Inc howe co. <nu'i
The above figures chow that that SING r. =
COMPANY SOLD
52,734 More than the Wheeler Z Wilson Coup my.
l31,4k2 more than ;he grover ( Baker ON, any.
,6t5 more than the Weed C-mpany.
l5l, i3} more than the Wi cox Gibbs Collfany
I6l ,10J more thaG the Howe CompanT.
Thess facts prove the SINGER = be the hest
SEWING MACHiN s. for -ouerll use Buy
the BEST when it costs 80 l9re a;C c.n be bought
on as easy tsr1s as any other
N WIRES INSURANCE uE:Iot>t4.
Cs-Lk3. sFAEl-1.
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FOR SALE.
VHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE, on
/ FAVORABLBE TERMS,
Two HUNDRED ACRES,
(heng part Of his home farm Of the rey best Land.
II lies about mile and a half from the Depot in
CHARLOTTE, has Tour acres cf wood land, and Is
well watersd. There are upon il q house and two
il-f00t harms.
For terms. CT fu-th.r particulars, enquire On the
premises, Of
T. MECH
Charlotte, u, March 39ih, 1872.
4l-wiw
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TWENTY FIVE GOOD WEAVERS WANTED,
4 on plEin cotton goods, at the Dwight mills,
Chic0pee, Mass, to whom good wages and steady
employment will be given Would also like twenty
five girls TO learn on weaving.
Il. II. NVE, Agent.
March l5-W9m
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Remember also, that IN addition 20 sais.y, bril-
iiancy and economy, tins oil does not crust The wick
and is free from the dissagreeaA,e oior and smoke
tina, characterize common Kerosene.
For sale in Paten. Tin Cans, holding = ana
gallon, with Patent sAuoe, FOR filing 'hs lszp. or
in quantities to suit the purchaser.
At wholesale and retail by
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WALHILL CHIEF.

DARE BAY-l5 hands 3 inches, got by Wm.
Rysdyk's Old Hamb ietOnisn q Orange county, n.
= ist Dam the well known Harrison Mills
Mare. sired by Old American star. This mare was
purchased by the late Wm. Rysdyk, seven years
as3 a. l51l am Is still owned b. his estate VINO
have refused 5000 d, Dam, by Black Bashaw,
making Waikiki Chief brother 10 blood 10 Dexter,
Aberdeen, startle and Socrates. Waikiki Cmef
with very little training, when five years Old,
made a full mile Qn private 10 harness IN 2.5i 30
half OF which was done ia ia.
c. T. PREDMORE, Supt-
Il. =. NEWELL, sec'y.
April 2l-dkwG sheibu-n, It.
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Is asure cue SIP HEtRT DISEASE 10 all is forms,
including BHEUNAT:sH, PAirlrarl $. 9sslfl-
Ctrt0N. water about this Heart, frgu.nlin. al over
and about she Heart, sinking io-lius, Difficulty Oh
Breathing. &C,
We can Bring pI tive q-1-f q what we assert ana
as a proolor it, we annex the tes-imJ-ills given
below.
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Snsnranf&.


.Snsnranft.
np sos no.
INs1aMs
e =005.S=1(lg
q ~ ~ So
/ tlaa tsi,s much as by any other agency in this
city OF vicinity; Solo Agents Cor the following list
ecstlaach and reliable Companies.
sweW|nnce 90, 81 .Eoygh
.SMCFjCH.
or PHILADELPHIA
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"oRE4TE7T BLESSING OF TIE AGE

inns romarA1-ls compound is not liable to:te
g. l-14 pre- ldice against patent medicines N ire
4ll- II ln OF " b-tters," 90 Buchui " sc dos-1-ad
VITA poisonous rum or minera 5. but IL is p DIV
rlly1 Fe-etan.e coinp pound, possessing remarkable
teoillt3tns, r0uov n all unhealthy secretions ana
vltate1 blood, healing ana inv soratin the s-s,e-
mon and painful diseases thar blfle loe4iesi II IT.
all forms Of N--'
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HOUSEKEEPERS!
EBzE NOVELTY

Has tho
Fate Fianse Cog " hee.s 20 both ends
Ct Tire Rolls.
THE SOGELTV
THE NOVELTY ''--'' '''-'' at ''''-'' ''-
THE SOvElgTi '4a '-'' ''-''l' '''' '' = '--'''
THE NOVEaIr' -'' ca ''''- "''Aias '7-'
THE NOVELTY '-s 'a-
Is the most duIaie Wrlnger
These with other ad Tanta-ss M fe it more des-a-
bic than any other
yr- ~ IIacuesl Hourokeop6r cln cdlrd % buy q
"r1lhser uatii she has eVauiaed tie SOVELTI.
O y X and satis-t ourssf that 1t IS tho EESI.
soid ever where
HALEY WASHING WEINGING MACHINE co.
l02 ChGmte-s Street, New York.
Err ~ WiW
E3cr,axzMA DE RArIoLTw III stencil and hey
4AVAC gho-k Oults Catliosues. samplss
ana fail particulars free S. 81 SPESCEE. Bra
usoorc. Vt. April g. ew1W
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
Hepworth va. James.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Does not Mr. Hepworth "deny the Bible" and
falsify James, who asserts, us any sick among
your Let him call for the old men OF the Church. and
let them pray over him, amounting him with oil in
the name OF the Lord, and the prayer OF faith shall
save the sick and the Lord shall raise him up.u
Mr.. Hepworth asserts:-"lt Is always mistake to
pray Tor pnysical change, and, specifically, that
he declines to pray Tor the hopelessly sick and pre-
fers to psychologist the lamenting friends by pray
ing In their presence that they may be converted
to a submissive state or mind.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In the lecture OF the Rev. Father Tom Burke as
published IN the HERALD OF Friday the reverend
lecturer inadvertently committed serious error in
his statement relative to the bull OF Pope Adrian
w., by which the Pontin donated the Kingdom of
Ireland to King Henry II. The reverend lecturer
says -"Henry H., the English King, to whom this
bull is stated to have been given had nstigated
the cmurder Of ST. Thomas a.Becket, and Is 1t likely
the Pope should have selected such an agent for
the paciacaton or lrelandf ?" From this the rev.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
Are Members OF the Theatrical Profession
Necessarily Sinful!


TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
One of the most instructing and interesting Of
the many features in your valuable journal are the
sermon reports. In reference to this fact would
like to say few words on page four, column three,
giving the proceedings at Madison square Presby-
terian church. Mr. Collins his report OF the
version OF young man, says "He had been trav-
elllng with the Black Crook Company. His
father and mother are now with cir
Gus, and altogether he and they had been
pretty hard cases." You will pardon me for
occupying your time in debating Mr., Collins method
Of putting the case AS il stands there is but one
inference to be drawn, namely-that from their
connection 1t could not be otherwise, as all such
must be hard cases and out OF the pale of society
and Christianity. Is this right, and Is 1t Christian
method OF putting an ilustrat0nS Is 1t likely that
one OF that prescribed profession will have his
thoughts turned heavenward by such an Insulting
ausl0n to his avocati0n? l deny, most en-
phatically, the imputatiOn contained In the re-
mark or Mr.. Collins. That these people are
hard cases simply because they belong to
the theatrical or equestrian profession. There
may be and do not wish to deny that there are)
exceptions but no man has right to condemn
class OF honest people, some OF them bright ex
ampes OF temperance and all charitable. l have
the pleasure of knowing ladies' and gentlemen In
each one OF the variety OF branches, and can
honestly say that they will compare very fav0rably
with an equal number OF ladies and gentlemen In
any other walk Of life not under the ban.
simply throwing this out az suggestion for
your fertile pen rebuke these over jealous Chris
tians, am, very truly, member OF the
Y. G. A.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

Rev. F. G. Clark, D. D., received tw enty- three
persons into the membership OF the Tompklns
avenue Presbyterian church, Brooklyn, at the COM
muni0n last Sabbath, of whom seventeen joined
by letters from other churches and six on proies-
sion OF their laith. This makes total of seventy
six persons received into this growing c0ngrega-
ton in the first month or DR.. Clark's pastorate.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
Plain Talk for Persons who DO Not Read
the Bible.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In last weeks HERALD / saw an article entitled
sPlain Talk for Intelligent Readers About the Bible"
The article, closely considered resolves into first,
an effort to destroy the authority Of the Bible and
bring 1t into disrepute and, second, to start dis
cussion in regard to some wonderful revelations
said to be made in the presence OF Dr. Henry Slade,
OF Philadelphia. The first effort to prove the erro
neous character Of the Bible contains positive
msstatement. God did not command the Israeltes
TO borrow all their neighbors' ewelry. The word
''b0rrow does not convey to the reader the proper
meaning, unless we take into consideration this
fact-the Egyptians knew the Israehtes were about
to leave the country and were very urgent TO have
them go, yet In the ace of this they lent, or, more
properly speaking, gave to them jewelry, raj
ment, &c.
But suppose that the was Just as IL is stated
by sInvestgator,r we must not lose sight OF the
fact that nations as well as individuals are subject
to certain laws. While they observe those laws
they have certain rights which are inaenaDle; but
when they break them they forfeit those rights in
proportion to the extent OF the transgression
The Egyptians had sinned against the Israel.
ties In O most aggravated manner. Thls
becomes evident when we consider that IL
was to one OF their number, Joseph, that they
were Indebted for the means or subsistence during
the seven years OF famine. Yet Notwithstanding
this they held them In bondage for over TWO hun
dred years and compelled them to labor under the
oversight OF cruel taskmastcrs until they accom-
plished an almost incredible amount OF work.
Now. we ask in consideration Of these facts, had
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

erend gentleman would lead us to infer that the
murder Of st. Thomas a-Becket had occurred pre-
vious to the issuing OF the bull, whereas the bull
was granted sixteen years after"
Now, sir, historical dates cannot be falsifled, and
om nsse @ y nss sai ae Was Vas abe men
was granted through the negotiations OF J0nn OF
Salisbury, learned monk, conferring the dominion
assassnated In the Cathedral OF Canterbury on the
9th of December. 1170, Just sixteen years after the
date OF the bull. How then, would ask. could the
Pope be Influenced either in granting or refusing
his assent to this measure by an event which took
Place sixteen * r ~ 9Ss mot
both hi protestants and Catholics are equally positive
former from an unwillingness to admit that their
ascendancy in Ireland was derived from power
which they detest and the latter being nsn asnSned
country was given by the Roman Pontin to the
ruler OF strange land The writer could add many
more important facts relative to this subject were
he not reluctant to trespass too much on your ya-
able space. HlBERNiCUS.
Father Tom Burke ON COlumbkiil.
The Very Rev. Father Burke the celebrated
Dominican preacher, is to deliver lecture next
Monday evening in st. Columbas church. In Twen-
ty-nfrh street. The subject Of the lecture win be
'St Columbkill." This subject, 1T Is said, Is fa-
v0rite one with sFather TOm," and in dealing with
which he is heard to the best advantage The theme
seems to be near and dear to his heart and draws
forth all that el0quence and briiiancy OF thought
with which he OF all preachers knows so well how to
invest his discOurses. The lecture will doubtless
be great treat to the congregation of the church
and to all others who may be fortunate enough to
secure tickets beforehand.
The Catholic Union-1s7s-'73.
The Catholic Union met recently, at the rooms OF
the Xavier Union and selected their officers for the
ensuing year, commencing on the second Wednes-
day OF October. The officers consist OF DR.. E. B.
O'Callaghan, LII. d., Corresponding Secretary;
Charles N. Morse, Recording Secretary; william
J. Hughes Treasurer; Executive Committee,
DR.. Henry J. Anderson, Richard II. Clarke, Frank
lin H. Churchill Joseph Thoron and Judge Denis
QUINN The number OF members for the past year
was 4,645 ParOchial sections have been estab-
lished In large number Of the parishes in this
city, and the work OF organization is to be vlgor-
Ously pushed. The Union promises to its members
two lectures by distinguished gentlemen and four
solemn nigh masses during the coming year, three
Of them to be on the principal national holidays
VIZ, Thanksgiving Day, February % and Fourth of
July. list OF the gentlemen from whom cards OF
membership can be obtained will be found in
another column.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

students assign suitable galleries to painting and
sculpture and let the rents OF the studios 20
beautiful and ornamental; provide science
with lecture rooms where the people may
learn to know themselves,r and higher up In the
library, so that 1t may be no longer said that the
British Museum is the largest American library in
the word. sink Sect sink UNCONVENTIONAL religion,
ana take not upon your souls. as you contemplate,
the responsibility OF setting man against his
neighbor; OF adding fresh fuel to the smOuldering
iire OF old hatreds. Your millions, gentlemen are
but trust funds.n See to 1t that you 30 invest
them that they bring the greatest return TO the
greatest number. l. OF w.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10, l012
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tearing up Of the now valueless treaty. We
found that the international controversy like
the Carlist risings and the Cuban revolution,
was always being finally disposed of and always
turning up stronger than ever, and that the
treaty nuisance ''never is, but always to be-
abated. Hence we counseIled the best and
safest course-the closing up Of our present
complicated accounts with Great Britain and q
fresh start for q new settlement We have
reason to hope that in both instances
our efforts will be crowned with suo-
cess, and that the Geneva Conference win
finally dispense and the Treaty of Washington
be cast into the fire about the same time that
our African expedition restores Livingstone T.
the bosom of his family and publishes his
tory Of his adventures in the HERALD. When
those events occur, and while all the world
rejoices at the removal Of two standing
nulsances, We shall recommend England
America Canada and all the English-speaking
people OF the earth to get together in mass
convention, from which all diplomats and
politicians, foreign Ministers, Cabinet Minis.
ters, Secretaries Of State and Presidential
aspirants shall be religiously excluded, and
then and there to settle their differences, make
their own treaty, and prepare the way for a
general millennium of universal peace and
good fellowship.
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PAGE.
advertisements
acknowledgements.
3-Fusion in Illinois: Meeting OF the Democratic
and Liberal State Conventions; Important
Letter from Carl Schurz-The Virginia DEM
ocracy-Misceaneo Political Matters
Judge McCunn's Trial: Judicial Bombshell
Thrown Into the Senate.
4-Domnon OF Canada: The Dawn of New Era
Beyond the St. Lawrence; The New Governor
General; Antecedepts and Sketch Of Lord
Dufferin, Lisgar's Successor; What He Must
Grappe With; The Political Corruption and
Jobbery in the Dominion; The Discomfort Of
the New Brunswickers and Nova ScOtians
The Annexed Provinces Writhing Uneasily
Beneath the Yoke; Effect of the Washington
Park Fair Grounds-Horse Notes.-The orange
Parade-Alleged Swndling.
Sour Colleges: The One Hundred and Eighteenth
Annual Commencement OF Columbia College
Comforting Degrees at st. Johns College;
Close OF the Celebration Of the First Century
and Quarter OF the Career of Princeton Col
ege; The Pretty Bachelors OF Vassar The
Exercises in Other InstitutiOns-The Strikers
Reclaimed: No Progress Reported; Reports
from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Utah-The
Abduction of DR.. Bratton from Canada.
6-Editorials: Leading Article, "The Geneva Con-
ference See-saw-The settlement End Up
Amusement Announcements.
7-Editorial Continued from sixth Pagel-The
Alabama Claims-General sherman's Tour
Gable kilograms from England, France, Ger
many and Turkey-The War in Mexico-News
from Washington-Personal Intelligence
Business Notices.
6-Stokes: A Complete Jury Sworn in the Case of
the People VS.. Edward S. Stokes for the MUIR
der Of James Fisk, Jr.; The Trial Adjourned
Till This Misunderstanding Proceedings in
the New York and Brooklyn Courts-Tombs
Police COurt-Libbie Garrabrant: How the
Girl Received the News of Her Communication
of Sentence-Homicide in Second Avenue
New York City Items-How Emigrants Are
Swlnded.
9-Financial and Commercial: Relaxation in the
Money Market; Loans on Call Made at Two
Per Cent; Gold Dull and the Price Unatered;
Prepayment of About Three Millions of the
July Interest; Stocks Unsettled and at the
Close Lower; Rapid Rise and Fall in Erie and
Pacific Mail; The Bischotsnem Atlantic and
Great Western Party in Town; The Dividend
In MISUNDERSTANDING Disease: Street Gut
tela "a Over tnt N'ty Undergoing Distinction !;
street Car Cont MES to be Prosecuted
Rr00kirN td4a Brooklyn Navy Yard-Al-
leg homicide The Coal Market-A Re-
formed Church aformed-Poice Matters
~~e Mortgages ana u this.
ip--Ihe jubilee; a Qui etus Upon the Irrepressibe
Chorus vi TwentY Thousand-The Attendance
lcsvol4.y The Jubilee Ball: An Ocean of
Brilliantly Arrayed MISUNDERSTANDING
Aquatic housekeeping Intelligence-Adver-
tisements.
s1-Conclusion OF an Old Railroad Investigation
Board OF Education-The Dougherty Mystery
Explained-Adyer tisements.
1@-Advertlsements.
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WILL BALTIMORE BE ONLY A MASS RATIFI-
CATION MEETING 2-The Richmond Enquirer
(democratic) is enthusiastic over the prospects
of Greeley. Neither power nor money, the
bayonet nor the purse, the sword of Grant
nor the gold of Boutwell," it says, can stay
the progress Of the movement in favor of the
philosopher Of Chappaqua. The Enquirer
wants Baltimore to be a grand mass meet
ing for the ratification Of the ticket that has
already received the endorsement Of the peo-
pie" This is making rather too small fry of
the Democratic National Convention for the
old Bourbons to swallow. What The quad
rennial sanhedrim of the great national demo-
cratic party to dwindle into the insignifcance
of mass meeting for the endorsement Of q
candidate of faction of another party If
this be so, then, verify, :" the glory of Israel
has departed