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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-16
SLURS ON WOMEN.

At recent dinner in New York, at which
no ladies were present, a man in respond
ing to the toast" Women" dwelt almost
solely on the frailty of the sex-exclaiming
that the best of them were little better
than the worst-the chief difference being
in their surroundings.
At the conclusion of the speech, gen.
tleman rose and said: 81 trust the gentle
man, in the application of his remarks, re-
fers to his own mother and sisters not ours.''
The effect of this just and timely rebuke
was overwhelming; and the maligner of
woman was covered with shame and COIL
fusion.
This incident serves an excellent purpose
in prefacing a few words on the subject.
OF all the evils prevalent among men,
we know of none more blighting in its moral
effect than the tendency to speak slightly
of the morals of woman. Nor is their any
thing in which young men are so thorough
ly mistaken as in the estimate they form Of
the integrity of woman-not their own
mothers and sisters thank God, but of 9TH
ers whom they forget are somebody else's
mothers and sisters.
Let young men remember that their chief
happiness in life depends on their faith in
women. No worldly wisdom, no misan-
thropic philosophy, no generalization can
cover or weaken this fundamental truth.
1t stands like the record of God himself
for it is nothing less than this-and should
put an everlasting seal upon lips that are
wont to speak slightly ofwomen.
s3s- Here is an anecdote told by one
minister about another certain presi-
ding elder, who was noted for being seldom
up to the time, seldom very animated, and
seldom very brief, once kept congregation
waiting long time for his appearance, and
when at last he did come he preached them
very prosy sermon of unusual length, on
the text, Feed my lambs" He had not
yet finished when that original old minister
known as Camp-meeting john" rose
from seat in the congregation, and said:
Brother, have some experience in rails
ing lambs myself and have found that
the following rules are absolutely essential
to successful Embarrassing; First, give them
their food in season; second give them
little at time; and third give it to them
9pa1Gn
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-16

esg- A Western girl who's ha been well
brought up, knocks down every man that
kisses her, and she is so pretty that half
the married and all the single mon in town
have black eyes.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-16
God,s Work Must be Dome.

A missionary in the West Indies, having
called on the colored people for little help
in spreading the gospel negro with a
wooden leg came forward, and pulling from
one pocket parcel Of silver said, "That's
for me massa;" and another parcel from
another pocket "That's for my wife,
massa;' and another still lin all thirteen
dollars, "Thst's for my child massa."
When askei by the missionary if he was
not giving too much he said, Goods work
must be done, massa, and ! may be dead"
Boys, girls, let us do and let us give
what we can; for Goods work must be
done, and we may be dead"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-16

ez'- A Jewish hotel has been established in
Boston, where Israelites can find food cook
ed after the fashion prescribed by their re-
ligion.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
PERSONAL.

Charles Sprague, the American poet has
reached his 51st year.
Strauss is said to be writing some Remi-
nlscenccs Of America"
Bismarck will stay away from Berlin and
public business til the new year opens.
Arthur Fullerton of Gresham, England
wants to erect q monument to Timon Of Athens.
Mr.. Bancroft is in Italy. lie will visit Egypt
before returning to his post at Berlin.
Mr.. Ralph Kceler, the author of "Yagabond
Adventures" is making pedestrian tour Of Italy.
King Amadeus will pay 100000 for the res
toration of the Escurial-ately damaged by fire.
Fanny Price, indicted for arson, has sue
cceded TO the cell Of Mrs. Fair, indicted for murder
Brigham Young has dyed his hair and whis-
kers, and is thus a greater mpostor than ever.
Courbet, the artist finding Communism q
failure has entered the convent of the Trappi'ts.
The COnsulGeneral Of Great Britain at
Leipsic is Baron Tauchnitz the wellkpown publisher.
Mr.. w. +. Cody, known as 81 Buffalo Bill"
has been elected member OF the Nebraska LEGISLATURE
Aphonse Karr, it is said, keeps IN his study
tho skull OF woman who in life, the lady OF his
love.
Father Secchi will attend the international
Congress- at Paris for The uuifcation Of weights and
measures.
The triAe of S1OOOO,OOO has been appropri-
ated TO me tfdNtlE VI lic Hh'h VI
while In EnrOpc
Herr DrlesDaci. the lion Tamer-Once so
well kuowu-now resides In quiet domestic life. at
Wooster, OHIO.
Miss Winnie Ream, according to The Louis
rifle CorierJorra "is Of the best paid stone-cut-
OF the country
The PrinscSs Dora d'Istra has been made
vcePresen Of the Association OF Greek ladies for the
education OF women.
Rev. G.. S. Hale, formerly of Ashfield, Mass,
has been appointed Professor Of English Literature. in
Antioch College. ONO.
The centenary of tho death of Linnaeus,
the great naturalist viii in January. 1873 and will
he celebrated at Stockholm.
A statue of Gen. Stephen Thomas will be
placed IN the Vermont State House. at MOntpeer-at
The expense Of the Stl VI. Regt.
Nj. A. p. Loring, who was the Harvard
srokeoar in the international boatrace against Oxford
has been admitted to the bar m Massachusetts.
Mrs. CrittendeD, widow of Laura Fairs vic
tim keeps boarding house in San Fr.ncisco-so we
read-hersef aud children being In poor circumstances
Mr.. John n. Bernard, who was an actor at
the old Federal Tneater in Boston. 80 years ago.
lately gave interesting temperance address In Cn-
tuu Mass. He IS 81 years old
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

world for Mr. woodford 20 get the matsr confused anu
make TIE mistake charged against bim
The only man in Massachusetts, who Is eA
peeted TO vote the o'Conor and John Quincy Adams
jr ticket is Mr.. John quincy Adams. jr. himself lt
not known how lie VIII manage 10 do IL, as III mas
found impossible 20 make list Of electors Mis'eI!
OF mysteries, all is mysteryl
The lntest intelligence from Henry Wilson,
formerly eminent Know Nothing Is that he was seen
at the Boston CustOm-house last Saturday shaking
hands with more than dozen Irshmeu. IL they nehr
exquisite specimen ot Christian forgiveness ever VII
messed even IN Boston.
A Pennsylvania newspaper calls loudly for
a Grant majority of 10000 that State We have the
votes" 1t says, "and do 1t II WILL" Yesl You
have the votes, have them in your pockets, and you
lucky and dexerOus enough you may get them INTO
the ballot boxes. Grant is bigger man than liarah
and tho cheating Ia his favor should I've propOrnnateD
larger 10 Is Just well, To Dc hung for horse ~
sheep. Nothing venture nothing haycl Stun IN inc
votes Let real enthusiastic Grantlto DC cOhucht
with casting less than six.
They are already at the work of Republican
intrigue in Massachusetts, for the honors and cmolu
ments 1873. The Massachusetts, style Of Republican
is nothing IL not the make. Dawes wants TO be the
next United states Senator and Ia laying the cards Tor
that little game. Teen Gen. Buer II locking as drclB
as he naturally look nc the gubernatOriai Stool
while thousands OF his party friends are swearing tkat
he shall have 10, ana that Dawes must ny think 0
running for SENATOR he Will he needed, Win all
his immense public virtue, TO head oil Butler A. d. 1919
promises 10 be "A Lively year In Massachusetts.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
PrnhnblIiIisR.
THE PRUssIAN GOVERNMENT ON EMIGRATION
TO AMERICA.

TO AMERICA
To The Edftor Of The Tribune
SIR: The Associated Press dispatch from
Washington about the denial OF the German Govern
ent that 1t had issued orders against emigration 80
sharply commented upon in your editorial coumns),
conveyed In some quarters tho impression that tho
Grant Administration had done something in the matter,
and that diplomatic action Of our Government had
drawn forth this denial from the German Cabinet Allow
me 10 state here, upon good authority that the German
Minister Baron v. Schioezer. Of his own accord made
the inquiry at Berlin, and having received very satis-
factory answer conveyed the same TO the Department
of State through which IL reached the press IN such
vague form am satisfied that this little item OF news
from Washington will be turned TO account by tho
adherents OF the Administration In the German Amer.
can press and that tho readers OF organs
will to-day or tomorrow be told how Granite diplomacy
made the Prussian Government retract ito threats
against the emgrants from the Faherland or deny his
hostile intentions against them. IL
baltimore, Nov. .. 1917.
I'VE must have more positive assurances than any
which have hitherto been given. before being salts
fed that the Prussian Government intends to dis
continue its opposition 10 emigration. However,
even if that Government has changed its course
our Government is not absoved from its own re-
sponsiblity for the adoption of the original meas
urea-Edl
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
DIED

DIfD.
BEDE1I PeasantrIe westcte Co.. N. Y. Charity H. Hal
Iock vile of Petr Bel H. tao iitb year Of her age
will place their residence Ihr DAY The oh me- t
m Friends Meet boue Fourth DAY. the och int IL
O'Clock 8. m, MoogoneyS-. ioughAeepAe n l.
GRANTAt than Sa1riiY Nov Braest yos~ssr 80"
Of " A. Grant eyed years n II months
The u1eral place Tuesday, The 3h st at oeocA m
from the residence Of bis parents
KITCHR-Oa Saturday Nor. lrYag Jehe sou Of Charles H.
md Margaret A. II. Hitohs. sgcd years. 20 ,n
friends INVITED attend bis tuDera Al ~ M
cises Churc Gn Boom g road "Wednesday,
q O'Clock a His remains viii be taken to h'eHssay'
n j.. for int rEcnt
PRIMEAt Huntington L. L. Monday Nov g. Martha r. Wife Of r.
G. Prime. ~
Funeral At her Weine~y at lJO o'clock Train
leaves Hunters Point, lijO . w.
SMITH-Simae % ~ llth mo1tt sged p yearg
10 attend the funeral om Dis ae resi-
depc. " stuytenve DeKab BROOKLYN, al 5h inst,
sni al Fody MeeanihOuee Jericho L. l.. at oh INST
Trains leave liunters Point at IL a. M.
TAPPBY-A afer long and pinff illness BIieeh
B. wife Of ThnmIs b. Tappen. ESQ.,, aged 90 years
friends Of family invited 70 attend the uhe
late reddence, No 38 East uehuuiro snd1Heh
ueth-sL Weine5lsy, 6IA inst, at p m
yROOMAt Wyoming AuD on Tuesday Ooi ~ Ai h. 'ro0m
Of jersey Cy n. j.. IN the 18th year O his nge . 49,.
friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 aend
The funeral tho first Reformed Church irsnds jersey oV
on Wedues,iay, Nov. o. 81 ocloTs p ",
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
LAST POINTS of the CANVASS
NOT A FAILIlRF.

And so Cincinnati il a failure" squeaks
one Of Grants penny whistle organs. That s as much
The poor man knows about It, The Cincinnati move
ment cannot in any true or under any oireum-
stances Of tucoess OF defeat be failure II mas done
than this scribber dreams Of 10 restore the pocs
OF this country to healthy tone. 1t has given tue
Republican party to understand that 81 has no vested
and irdpuable interest in the Government and II II
does not behave itself better in the future than In ihe
past that the day of judgment will be always Mt hann
Aud yet the stupid who wrote that the movement Is
failure in 1t nothing but Mr. Greeley rs'nAo
cunning"
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
THE REFORM TICKETS.

Here are the tickets you should vote to-day 10
avoid being cheated by dishonest men at tne boxes
out these out. You will find the general ucAe'S
properly indorsod on the back, and all ready ior
voting. Those for Representatives in Congress- meil
bers of the Assembly, and for Assistant Aldermen,
must have the blanks filed Look Tor the name Oh
the candidate you want to vote for IN your district
in the table on the second page. In the ticket on
the Canal Debt scratch ont the word for" or the
word "aeainstr Throw away the last ticket un-
less YOU want 70 vote for the Court of Appeals
amendment
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

Technical education is receiving special attention
lust now In France. One incident connected there
with is the founding at Rouen of an Upper School of
Industry" organized the widest basis, and speci
ally intended the instruction of persons who are to
be- placed at the head of manufacturing establish
ments. The school will rot only give that general
knowledge necessary for the management of any
industrial work. but also the special instruction re-
guired in all the chief departments of national IN
dustry-such as spinning, weaving, dyeing, the
chemical arts, machine-making. &c. A similar in
stitution ia much needed in this country and no
doubt would be literally supported.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

The simple and hearty manner OF Louis
Philippe when he King OF the French Is indicated In
the -ubjoined anecdote on occasion Mr.. Paekham
took friend Mr. Gait, TO the palace DIR. Gait had
great desire to the King, and, Packham mention
ing this TO the good monarch he readily went
with him into the brcakfastroOm where the friend
waited aud said Good morning. Mr.. Gait; under
stand YOU wish to see the King am the King. ana an
very glad make your acquaintance Probably his
Majesty reflected that a Gait might look At King.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

Puzs rteFua ing and itching. perfectly ana PEI
msneny BY opon without aD, danger csrSu, OF n.
perfectly ard permanently cured AMI We mean "h W
say Ever veshge Of She disease erdiea.e1 and " part
natural snd healthy condition. In practice Of weote yes
~ have not 10 our know There Is pct se
si9w Of DANCER attending the sni rthenO have pfsr
d an e,s1n symptom indication scOnDsny woT chre
but on lac contrary health and comfort Of body AID MUD are sns
Ipne 4, proof Of wha state r thOe snRernS
to hund OF the bet citizens Of EeS-Yok, PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE
Pittsburgh whom have treated and crfo '" A. MSOAh
NJ D. & sos, No 2O0l Arcb-st Phiiadelphis. -
Nicholas ocl hegi0rk, m lhurslay evening We gls VIC
81 Hchola, eyer four Jndsy u Ih1sag ncnsEs
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
REGENERATION.

The following funny appeal appearsin in Grants
Boston Commonwealth Tuesday next is the great dhy
Let every Republican for athoroughy rcgenerated
country through Grants rttiectionl" WHY we thoueh
that Grant had already thoroughly regenerated the
country financially, politically morally, religiously
socially and I'm all other possible ways Now we begin
To see what poet meant when he said Man never s
buf alwavs TO b. blessed It's the same we suppose
with countries II Grant would but turn his attention
10 r. generating himself aud all his followers we could
well enough afford 10 dispense with any Other services
which he Is likely 10 render TO the country.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

For Governor,
FRANCIS HERMAN.
Tor IieutcuaRt-G Governor
CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW
For Canal Commissioner.
JOHN +. HUBBARD, jr.
For Inspector Of State Prisons.
ENOS c. BROOKS.
For Representative in Congress- from the state at Large
SAMUEL S. COX.
For Mayor
ABRAHAM Il. LAWRENCE.
For Justice Of the Supreme Court,
In place OF William H. Leonard, appointed in place Of
Albert CariozO resigned,
WILLIAM H. LEONARD.
For Judge OF the Superior Court.
IN pace Of John II. McCunn. deceased.
JAMES C. SPENCER
For City Judge.
CUNNING Z. BEDFORD.
Tor Dlstrict-AttOrney,
CHARLES DONOHCE.
For Coroner,
HENRY WOLTMAN.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

UTICA Nov lCbesehe mast today sss cIeeengy du vita
few s e offerings reached boxes Of which only a6ou 100
we're soh At lJtdlte. -.
Ists P, tbe daness ad Of dairy 500 boxes
were ds The offerings Of actory about o ooIss
which lJ sOh the ruling as we're fGlie houSh ie
WI reached.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

Goodwill from RIeu'hers A. shephsr from Ne" fcSf -,
sAyAss an un Nov lThe stesmsips Zen baIlss, nDm -
sarsgpssa BsOrei barks Argou' iron boss' I'm
ears mum Nev aysa. brgs superb no Janero bfa ION
Havana schrs Hart, Woods H0ef ANUS "H~e "
Portland Cleared, bark Cah George, from BFena'
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALyAT g. Nov tThe sesnshp H6sn,h @ iy, Dln@ors ,o
Quebec this morning sad viii ss 90 hy
for tBgahd Johns IL, steamship Peru'S ron Liver
pso. arrived on Sitarlsy>
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvRRPOOI-In S,,dssto city Of Bruss Ney LGeo
BaIasde W. H. smith, r. iughe. W. T.yor Miss cunnIss as
Mis- Cummings Greenfield and lady e. G. rnandafeopees Mt
Ias sdy iufau nurse Madame Canne q. Fac w = Gsrne
Mr. Dawson and dy Miss DAWSON aud servant Mrs GEmn gni
HsInes lady j. s. HARRISON j. X SaK G. Carroll kes A. "
Conue Rev T. C. 0IIars. H. g. Chaisick, r. ltlehsa !,
Waiter Rgg LADY, Mr. Gilmore W. W. Andrews d. k{ ana
l.dy n d. Dodse d. Kelly C. Malmsn Mis- l. hseMllaH. Ms
E j. bmonds Mss GALWAY Mrs H. LOOMS Miss A. LooHis Miss
n. Looms j. DAWSON 81. L. nsrhson Tbeo Atkins0n
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
ELECTORS.

Electors Of President and VicePresident OF
United States.
AMAsA !. PARKER,
HENRY II. SELDIN,
JOHN T.. WILLIAMS,
ELIAS j. BEACH,
EDWIN G. LITCHFIELD.
GEORGE @. REYNOLDS,
ANDREW CUNNINGHAM,
EDWARD HOGAN.
JOSEPH KOCH.
ANTHONY DUGRO,
THEODOR G. GLAUBENsKLEE,
THOMAS RYAN.
JAMES NJ. BOYD.
ANDREW T.. sUFFERN,
JOHN NJ. HELCK.
JOSIAH W. FAIRFIELD,
EDWIN N. HUBBELL,
CHARLES COURIER,
JAMES GIBSON,
wINsLOw c. WATSON, jr..
EDWIN A. MERRITT.
JOHN KELLOGG,
JEDEDIAH z. SILL,
ZENAS c. PRIEST.
THEODORE s. PAXTON,
CHRISTOPHER A. WALRATH.
LEWIS II. REDFIELD,
THADDEUS W. COLLINS.
STEPHEN B. AYRE5,
EDGAR X. AGAR,
ASAHEL N. COLE,
EDWIN II. REYNOLDS.
FRANKLIN sPALDING.
ABRAHAM ALTMAN.
TRUMAN II. COLMAN.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Mr. r. Woodford. who is under arrest in
sehr,er county In this state for bribng men to vote
for the Graut candidate for Congress pubsheSa caro-
protesting his innocence and declaring that ne wac opy
pa ~,tiic and not voters. A. the kenonIDhunl party
i"ft ''" " -. ~, i.ant C...t.o fVl sa4O ~ $50
isIest d1er would To he InOs natural lIhx "a Ino
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
Spselal Notices

~. BRrtholOmew's Church. -
The Pevs the eAee hasSnsve AMI forf
fOurh-s erected Corporation of Bartholomew Neae
Newlorf will be OPPBRRD POR SALE By Auction t6e Chaes
THURSDAY kvkNN0, Nov. At oclocs Maps me fsSs via
uunber and price, will be ready The tine ef sale lee WI
for Inspection WEDNESDAY Nov 0oh n"rsng snl e,ee
ise Nv ,raer al tAe Ye,try Nsu-kOrk, Nov. T. ls2
Amer,e.p Insttute CIub.-Thiag gasb srey
TUESDAY O'Clock the Roonsof The nstae IN te Nosst
BMdag All Interested Asrayss, IN are M
attend. MAILMAN y ELt, ifoAao1"
JoaS W cxlxHnRa Secretsry
Ths WorkinswonsEs Protective Union.
lOF Fodrss 0 sed teas
hotsabait service
ClFYlsrs TRADKsWohkN. CLkkks. 80. sspphca 70
pss,s All aalf obAV wages which hAss
bees a.r.a collected ~ Az iee Of ehse
S~ss..t d. = T.
a, 10 II oosl %. "a rSs1.r NJ. ~
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

CHICAGO Nov, LC,r1LE dai receipts 5000 hs.d sales most,
couGue 10 Texans So buehrrs cattle sold 81 e30
So yoie work ea. sold sS IS pee e~t or over $50 per
yoke. =, g., .,.,a.,e.
RLipu ekl,, ft0 head cattle. 500 hogs
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
the ticket printed in an adjoining column in today 3
TRIBUNE, and vote that.

Watch your Judiciary ticket and, to make sure
that you are right, cut the one from the adJoinmg
column and vote it. Ncw-lork has had q hau
enough lesson on the subject Of corrupt Judges
Make sure this time Of safe men.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

The Undersigned desire to unite IN most cordially cumenins
Mr.. CHARLES P. SHAW
to the suffrage, OF their She Eighth Congressional Dis
m II as candidate Representative Of that District IN
the Poryhrd Congress Of The United States Prom bis thorough
quautauce requirement, Of local interests they be
Affected By general legislation his devotion the Of Reforms his
acknowledged ability and integrity well as bis known legal acquire
ents experience assured that confidently erUeet
from him faithful service. BIZ bis election the shth
Congressional District will representative TO whose eae"r "
, 1S4 s o'' Wit" Rd&IFTJ g5Hs ri ,'H e TSoMBLr
TiioS h STEWART, N B~yCKIhGHAM' ~
= n Kirby JOHN p BAKER
IA ROY aoyR JANIS C. SPENCER
aIGBRNoS 3 SULLIVAN, J WILSON 6eEhN
W. DlBBLkR, ohAkLbS w. Bh0OAb'
JOHN BOWERS b LNBRhoeS
r r. Willis VI PisHRR H. H. POrTRR
sASFORD 4. MACOMBBR, SINCLAIR ToUsBY,
TvBRr A. 6G7GKiScK. wM. 9. BHRsErr:
wP. RICHARDSON. CHARLES J. RoSB,
JAMES JANE r. a9RRTs' pT'' J0SEPH ~ MASTERsToox
ESsSS a R5S5s' d
A Card FROM Dir. Havemeysr.
Certain runou h,r, been started he elect tSa have With
drawn from the contest for the MsyOnlr
The, arc utterly and macSusly shall rsaan in the ss
,ol the sh over sh. fnsads shs
Of Reform
"
Republican Ladies and Gonienion Invited to meet
THIS gyRSlSG, 81 O'clock at the
COOPER INSTITUTE,
10 hear the elee'ioa retans
THB IDLRWILD oCARrRTTR WILL Bs PRESENT
Col CHARLBs s. SPENCER will prs.lds , co,xv,t
NJ Kx.,p seere,.,v Comnittee
For Congress-Ninth District,
(Iweniirth and TSenty second W arisJ
DAVID b. MKLLIsH,
Te Champion Of Honest EehOns and only Repao'n sna Re-
form candidate.
PoIiii, al Party Of Progress.
E.s Assemble XVII Assembly Distract
THEODORE X. TONLlNsON
Mia. ,o,, hanat, With yoa from yOnr hoineA
P,,, al letter 70 NinimOle from g. 1oiey 1unitsf
Mr. Tomo,on election woad be an honor to The city.
Headquarters
yoryc MgyS MUNICIPAL REFORM ASSOCIArIOS OF THE
avs" FIFTrBHTH WARD 7H BROADWAY
Association on Iharsiay rfcaing, O- 81 10
,.sf That the members u tbs Association 70
before half fpsst ok, hoadsy
R~tnn Dsr nuiei direction oi NE foreman
10
ssstsl Aeass. ad oe4.e sass aSgo% JOIN D. SINsa So
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.

We republisb the following table Of the
electoral vote of tie several siatcs which wibe found
very useful tomorrow in calculating the result Of the
election Our readers will do well to cut It out and pre-
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
R1rFPI.SIsm AT PoUGHKEEPsIE.

PoUGHKEErsIE. Nov. A Republican pro-
cession was attacked here tonight and heen persons
were injured Many were cut In the head ana khocAoa
down and one man III .oso aae1s. Tge arrests xsse
made,
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


wmxNarox " C. soT 4-Spnt, Of Turpease dali ., SIC Rss
Pale Crude Turpenne hfn 81 3. fSr Hard aud % o0
ior Yellow Dip aud Virginia. Tar told o. 80 30.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
NicoI. Davidson & Co.

6J6 Broadway factory Great JOncs mHna niefs o. FNh
yg PL WARE good Tor hoon years otcr, orer rse Asf
mont either WHOLESALE retail China, Glass; and ia fra
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
REMARKABLR, VERY REMARKABLE," ne thc

effects OF Iampoug's Pyretc Saline IN ProVeptink and
Curing SMALLPOX Feyers and skin Discases SPECIALLY
refreshing aud ngorating Sold by all CHEMISTS ana
the Blkersh3 HObOrn-hi, London.