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An English lord once said to Train:
"Mr. Train, have you the law of
primogeniture in American" Said
Train, mo" what" said he, mo
hentail?' Said Train, mo; but we
have the cocktail"
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Wells CarboIic Tablets.

For Coughs, Colds and HodrseneEs.
These Tablets present the Acid in Combi-
nation with other efficient remedies, in 8
popular form. for the Cure of all THROAT
and LING diseases. HOARSENESS and
ULCERATION of the THROAT are i'm
mediately relieved, and statements are
constantly being sent to the proprietor Of
relief in cases OF throat difficulties of years
standing.
RAHTInM Don't be deceived by worth
GHOItON less limitations. Get only
Wells Carbolic Tablets. Price Is Cts. per
Box. JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Plat ST., M,
Y. Sole Agent for the u. s.
Send for Circular.
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The latest dodge for young ladies
who don't want to LOBBY" in the mar
rage ceremony is to repeat in indis-
tinct tones and rapid manner, 'love,
honor, and be gay.n
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There is a man in Syracuse, n. Y,
who possesses a double voice. He
sings two tunes at the same time
From this our readers may infer that
Horace Greeley is stopping in SYRIA
cuse, but he isn't.
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"Pardon my warmth, as the red
hot poker said to the clown when he
grabbed hold of it, but losing the te-
nacity of his grip put it right down
again.
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"Talk about the jaws of death"
exclaimed a man, who was living
with his third scOlding wife," al
tell you they're no touch to the jaws
of life"
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A Judge, pointing with his cane at
a prisoner before him, remarked
"There is a great rogue at the end of
this stick" The man replied, "At
which end, my lord ?"
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With a view to the eternal fitness
of things a Greeley and Brown flag
floats ove Andersonville, Ca, where
5000 Union soldiers were starved to
death during the war, and where they
now lie buried.
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CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs,

That he has ever exhibited and offered for
sale in this market. His stock consists Of
FAMILY CARRIAGES n SLIDE SEATS,
Of various patterns. One horse Buggies Of
nearly every description, IA all OF which
are Of the very latest and most approved
Eastern styles, which for quality Of material,
substantial workmanship and elegance Of
finish, cannot be surpassed by any other es-
Enlistment in the State. Having in sue
cessful operation a STEAM ENGINE with
all the necessary machinery for manufactu-
ring his SpOkes, Hubs, FelOes, and every
thing that can be done a-dvantageOusly by
machinery.
Being a practical mechanic, superintend-
ing and overseeing all the various branches,
he is prepared to furnish a vehicle in first
rate style, for less money than any other
manufacturer in the west.
Hacks, Pedler's Wagons, Coaches and BarOaehes.
Ifnot on hand, will be made to order, on
short notice.
~ Repairing, Trimming and Painting don :
with neatness and dispatch
EA-An work done atmy factory warranted
II addition to the above, I am prepared TO
urnish Carriage makers and others with the
oest quality Of Turned Spokes, Bent Rims,
Bows, Shafts, Poles, Seat-arms, Hubs, SC, at
as low prices as at any other establishment
Carriage-makers desiring to furnish their
own timber, ear get their SpOkes and Hnbs
urned on short notice, and at fair prices.
Jan. 5. 1870 E. Il. WISELL
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Josh Billings says: "Givet The devil
his due reads well enough in a pro-
verb; but what will become of me and
you if this arrangement is carried
.out?ji
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To designate this natural specific compound, I have
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A German songstress is said to touch
high G with great Ease and power
That speaks well for her hygiene.
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New Advertisements.
. Rare Chance for AGENTS.

AGENTS PiHGS TIS fGT our a p lsls S stS;
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sold Sin three days. Also, for Life and
Times OF President Grant, by Hon. J.. 7
Headly. Splendid Steel Portrait OF Greeley,
also Of Grant. $500 a month made selling the
above. Z. B. TREAT, Publisher, SIS Broad.
way, N. Y,
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AGENTS WANTED
For GOODSPEED'S
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN BOOK.

The great work Of the year. Prospectus,
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DR.. Wells Extracfo of Iurubeba

retains all the medical virtues peculiar to
the plant and must be AIKEN as a perma-
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Is there want Of action in your Liver and
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Take it ID strengthen organic weakness or
life becomes a burden.
Finally, it should be frequently taken to
keep the system in perfect health o rye are
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JOHN O. KELLOGG,
Is Plat St, n. Y, sole Agent for the q. 8.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for Cir
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B. ORANAGH
Manufacturer and Dealer in
BOOTS
At
No. 10 Market Street,
E1AeN&%- rt4--a "
:" TN. -

Would call the aetsntion OF the public 20
his large stock Of fine Boots &Shoes, such as
Mems me Fre1uhsCaH- Boots, seWed and
pegged,nn Congress Caters, Prince Alberta
Scotch Walking shoes. Oxford Ties, &C.
fine Kid Button Caters, Lace Balls, Lasting
Ga1teH, NewTp1fEHR and 6iippers Misses
Button and Lace CATERS, Slippers, DC. Also
Caters, Shoes yEd slippers. O
Mems hns Fr1nch Calf and Opera Boots,
made to order. Shoes sc. on Short notice.
Tn prices viii be as low as can be for. first
class good. 3. CRANAGE.
P. ST. nsve quite a large lot Of Ladies'
Congress and lace Caters, Of small sizes
which WITH be sold at from so TO IS per cent.
e IS than inst costHat 4. -. B. Q.
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REWARD

A GENTS WANTEE-Agents make more
Amoney at work for us than at anything
else. Business light and permanent. Par
ticulars free. 6. SrINSeN & Co.. Fine AT1
Publishers. Portland. Maine
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WESTERN RE R
CARRIAGE FACTORY

THE proprietor desires to say to the
Il public, that there can be seen at his Re
pOsitO-y, on Liberty Street, a few rods south
OF First National Bank, the largest assert
ment of
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skIAIa3TLE lid
IF YOU WANT THE MADAM
lFoyC orsetsgot Mrs. MesserET CO
~ - All fL1H
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-VTT
IF YOU WANT FLOWERS, New
II and Beautiful. 70 to Mrs. MeSser's.
49, TO-
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Is not a physie which may give temporary
relief to the sufferer for the first few doses,
but which, from continued use brings Piles
and kindred diseases to aid in weakening
the invalid, nor is it adoctored liquor, which
under the popular name Of "Bitters" is so
extensively palmed OF on the public as SOW
ereign remedies, but It is a most pOlOeTJuI
Tonic and alternative. pronounced so by the
leading medical authorities of London n
Paris, and has been long used by the regu-
lar physicians Of other countries with Won
derful results.
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EoR THE LovEFITTING Cor
set, 90 TO Mrs. Messer's.
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TOR THE BOSTON TRAIL, go
' To- Mrs. MesseFhs. 20 t!es ~ RI
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IF YOU WHIT VELVET FOR
lover-Ekirts, cote Mrs. Messer's.
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TX E~<o-uI1A
IF YOU WANT A BOW, GO TO
April s la21Ef0N Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EEW -YoRK..


PORT OF NkW -YoRK.... ........... .........DEc g.
L.. o. CLEARED. 10
steamship Br sismier bristol Eng T. Morgan
sons.
steamship Bspdsn Howes Savannah Livingston Fox Co.
Steamship frsnconis. Bragg Portland J. ?. Amcs
STEAMSHIP Nereus BeaTse. Boston. H. r. DlmOck
Slp Blsnore Clark Anjier &c, 6. Frank Beeknan Go.
slip Jacket, Simmons, Francisco Cal. sutton Co.
Bak Fa London for orders, Peabody Wills Co.
Br.), Davis, Apnwail tranlalL BefeauK Co.
Bark Perez Lindsey. Msrscbo, NJ Perez Obalrs.
Bsk La Plata CrOweli &c, T. W. Ropes Co
BARK tal Oiyan Bristol for orders, A. AgIesia Bro
GTOyeck Gibraltar for orders, Hand swan
BIg A Heard (Danl Brown, Lisbon &C. T. T. Brigham
rig Dolphin Wallace Cienfuegos market Theo. Ruser
Sebr. 5. L. Thompson, Hull. New isyen
Schr " Barkaieg, Mott, Bridgeport
Sehr j.. l.. Merrill, Hslsey, Wilmington. n {.
Schr O. Ackeo Mead Stamford STANFORD Manufacturing Co.
Sclr Evelyn, Burger Stamford stamford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
steamship Antwerp (Br EYnon Liverpool Nov % and
onesnsiown 18th with mise. and pass TO John g. Dale
Freeman Liverpool NOV e. and Q1eps
town 18th. with and pass TO Williams q Guion
Wyanoke Couch Richmond C f0ui and Norfolk, Win
mdse ani pass to Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship BloOgoo Philadelphia with iase to Loh
sbe British vieeroy Dr. Buchart calcu Aug 49, Win nde
Bng Shasta Brown Valencia sept Dena Oct 49, and Malaga 29t
shr j. W DunsoOmb r) Purly CharO:eiovu FL II d'ys,
ser j. G. Drew Cof Belfast MeL Carter jacksonville days with
luisber.
ship Nightingale for Hong Kongi bas MARY Elsoo for Marsees
Athena schT Supny SOUTH for Wilmington n &
WINO-sundown. light \. w; clear
For Latest Ship Aelcs see Fam Pd0e.l
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clearer than the average Quality OF preaching And II
ths 10 co. then the reporiLh safes OF large blocks are
nearly all fictitious and made :" 1epresstne market that
the Btockwell party may get bac- ~ low price, the
withdr wing currency, or holding IL at high rate the
fact thai they have sufficient funds on hau 70 attempt
10 control or Influence the price OF monSYy proves
that they have been larger sellers OF shares as the
fact that they are using their money In that way
il conclusive that they buyers or soon intend 20 De-
values to cramp weak holders and compel them 10 sell
out We have nothing 10 do with the morality OF these
taccs The facts what our readers expect OF us,
and these it is aim to give. Admit that the ocers
late its shares and the field opened for the exercise
OF their ingenuity Is linitless Inc ldea used 10
strike with sensation or disgust, but tne
old sentiment on that subject seems now 10 DC
more hOnOrcd la the breach than in the observance
and The Pacific Mail people do but fall into fashion That
immense majOrities OF men approve taeitly or eK-
prcssly, II they buy and sell "bull and bear their
stock; withdraw money to-day and let u loose to-
and allow the most discOuragng rnmOrs 10 20
unconradiced, that all these lead to the one
great end Jf man. which Is TO get money.
Rock Island next In point OF interest ana nade
sharp down from 112i TO 1923, without requiring
any severe hammering. Only a day or two ago ihls
stock was selling at l5. The decline to-day IL In part
of stock and the that the Conpanys Land Grants
on some leased lines jeOpardzed By pending tga-
ton doubtless, Is TO found IN the sales
of long stock realize the late advance by the pool IN
lpuating it. Western Union was one point on
and ST. Joseph Common moving actively at 4Ss Gig@tyg
46tGli and the Preferred 65d67 06st Lake SHORE anu
NeyYork Central steady and with the rest OF ne
market dull Panama broke from 1870 10 l2 rallied 10
$780, and closed at 1z7a Quicksilver was more acuye,
and O. anton lower. Investment stocks were dull, ana
Expresses without movement. The general market
closet little steader. The opening highest lowest,
and closing prices OF stocks are as lOllOWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
FRIDAY, Dec, I8--P. NJ.

The day was q much less active and exciting
one the stock Exchange than ts predecessor money
easing up gold being steady and dull while the utmost
all Of sudden over the Shore speculation
which In the afternoon became stale fiat and unpront
able" In 1.-THE moving bonds however. there was much
hriskness In Pacific Mail. winch as yet compcls the
attention OF the street operators Its coarse Is fully
mysterious az its various eyolutions rapid, though
day after day finds q lower depth for the stock, without
bringing the enigma any nearer solution The extremes
of the price were i and 70 the business between these
midday .
There IA variety Of theories in regard 10 the decline
Ia this stock In some quarters II Is attributed TO the
bear party who IL IS said dsposng Of large blocks OF
others ascrbe the fall to the loss of vessels and
s In relation 70 the Issue OF bonds for
purchase OF steamers. The best opinion seems
10 be tho only bear party In the shares OF this Com
pany Is the stockwe party. They have doubtless been
sellers OF the shares ever since tho price touched par
until within couple OF days. and that they doing
~ tsst " dop9 " bear DIVA the price seems
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
/. Tho AIabany and susoneh.nn, p.,,,o.

ou,..,. tho ALBANY and susquehanna Railroad
So,nPa9y: ana "a or and Saratoga Railroad COMPANY
naxah ,ne hensseS OF the respective companies a.
psye0io 10 stockhoiders 1mmerce. The
she S S,a Bank Of u the adj ultimo
VIII CLOSE Today aud REOPEN ket IA steady
The Philadelphia stock MAJ 'rie Railroad "a p"st
yania g., 100: Philadelphia aud l. abroad "a! Goi1
Ing Railroad. $50; Pennsylyania h ~ "''''
1l2t ,,..o... -. -
The specie in the Bank OF France has O. '''' '"'''
francs during the past week. .,r., 49,
Adyices received today state that tho ~ 4 Com,
STRUGGLING by tho Chesapeake and Ohio RailFsA NM
pany under Church HIN. Richmond, so as TO ac-o -,
date branch line To the docks Immediately below
city, was opened yesterday Some weeks vi,
elhpse DeIOfe the necessary arching, &c. Is
fnished. 20 prepare It for the passage
OF trains, but II Will be ready BY the
time the junction Of the Eastern and Western divisions
OF the road Is effected near Gauey which esp
OF IL miles remained at last accounts across which tho
engineers could bear each Ohers locomotive silpals
Should there be no serious interruptions from the
weather II promised that the whole line will 10 ia
early In January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
CITY GOVERNMENT.
board Of Aldermen.

Board Of Aldermen.
OTytcf,t1 srArKD SESSION, fHuRspAr Dee 70, 1914.
PseuOn John CohrAae President. In the chair and
Of members
That the Sidewalk tho south side Of f hht between Fhh
and sIhaves., be tagged
LAID OYER
hereafter the Commissioner Of fubc Works be required ia
for the lTBg Of evsswsk the center Of each block
That the Comptroller draw warrants in favor Of Edward Van sns
W. for the
Adopb lie Mou for the Of S75 70 be IN full for services rem
dered furnished the occasion Of the Obseques OF Horace
Greeley -.
That the Comptroller directed the appropriation for
$3.50 70 be paid for engosn TIC
resolutions passed BY the Commoo Council on the occasion Of the dea'h
Of Horace Greeley.
That The Comptroller and he hereby authorized aud directed to
draw warrant IN Martin Brown for the Of So ) - for
printing for the Bounl Of Aldermen.
That from EghthGve 10 the North River be paved
with Belgian or granite block pavement.
laid from the southeast corner OF
Chambers the the Payonaave feTy
That Twenty ghthst from Eighth 20 nth e renumoere
hrst from Frstave to the Bas River, De rgeaeo
and the sidewalk haggeo
That Gansevoor West North River be regulated ana
graded gutter and the sidewalks tagged
crosSwak he sid soammesl 81 us westerly h'erseo
ton with Monroe-st. o.,... -
opposite. - -
lamp posts erected and lighted ffyseTenths nom Lex
ngtOnsve TO Fthaye .., -,
trss eiySeoond-sL be
Belgian OF trap-block pavement
hy the following
Arpaye-The President Aldermen Conan, CoBover Pslconer
Fitzgerald Joyce Martin, Mcaren Punkt vance, Van SenscS
Adjourned until Monday 18th inst, al ls O'Clock
JosEPH SHANNON, Cert.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS,
SATURDAY.. De 4

SATURDAY.. DEC a.
For British and France, Queenstown and Liverpool By
The steamship Celtic msls 1850 Supplementary ha
White Star Does al steamship sails at
. from White Star Dock. PsvOnia Ferry JERSEY CITY,.
ian letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid With
double DOstace.l
FoT Closed for the Coahent Europe Southampton and
Bneu America, mails at "a No supple
nentary Mail steamship sails at from foot oi Thdst,
HohOken.
and Pussgu C0so1 Mail Is BY this line
Bes ard Hay steamship Washington,
vii u H. steamship sails from Pier No 80 n r.
Mails for steamship CITY Of Havana close a.
D. D. Steamship sails p. from Pier No North River.
fOI keT West by tie steamship Geo w Clyde close al p
Steamship salh al D. ~, from Pier No. ~ j. X
Nail Tor HALIFAX n =. Is closet at the Newlerk PsOAee ever
Friday at o'clock Sesmhp sails from Portland. Ne. Ga
saturday. M.
Letter postage 81 The West Indies when going direct VIII
Paper each, which must be prepaid
SUNDAY DC. IS
All Mails close si o'clock M. Tue fVstOhce Is open IRON
m 10 Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
IMPORTANT TRIALS.
THE JUMEL ESTATE CASE.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY IN REGARD TO TIL
PLAINTIFFS BIRTH.

IMPORTANT TESTIMONY IN REGARD TO rhE
PLAINTIFFS BIRTH.
Judge Shipman, having decided to admit
traditional evidence Of the death Of Rperson at specific
time the ia OF the Jumel estate was resumed
terday in the United States Circuit Court The prose
cuton sought to establish by the deposition OF Mary
Ormsbv that according common repute, Polly Bowen
Nine Jumels alleged sister died $780, at North Prov
dence l. II claimed by the defense that this Polly
Bowen was Mime. Jumes sister; but that the Polly
Bowen who bore that relation TO her became Mrs. VIII
liam Jones, the mother Of several Of the defendants
witnesses and that she did not die till 1851 The cross
examination disclosed the fact that the witness was
only years OF when Polly Bowen died at North
Providence. and that she only knew Of her death by
being told that certain cou which she saw was made
for her.
The deposition Of Lemuel Angel age co. offered in
taken G marie during the former trial OF this case, and
that therefore, IL could not be read under me law MI
read al the former trial. Mr. OConor replied that he
morally certain that IL Was not TIE court nn any
when about years OF age the witness heard OF he
death OF Polly Bowen at North Providence, X !;
cording common repute girl by che name OF POLY
and several deeds introduced showing that Major
BaOu resided az that place. Daniel HUI was then
would testify positively as to the birth Of the plaintiff
George Washington Bowen, great interest was mani
OF Bowen is given nearly in bis own words as follows:
have vedhn Providence, X. L. all my lfe,and have
known George Washington Bowen ever since he was
four OF FIVE days old fret saw him at Major Reuben
BaOus IN Providence Betsy Bowen was In bed at the
Majors; she called TO the bed turned down the
clothes, and asked how ! liked her nice fat boy
Betsy was sick the time, and could not get up the
baby / saw there is George Washington Bowen the
plaintiff; when first the mother OF that baby she
was called Betsy Bowen ana she lived at Major Bal0u;
her mothers name was Phebe Bowen; about two
months after the boy born, Betsy went away in
packet and two women went with Der; the first time
that Betsy after this when she came back 70
Providence with tAe body of sea captain which she
buried there she remained there l think, about
week.
Mr.. OCOE0r then er0sseXamned the witness at great
length WthOat making him contradict himself III regard
10 (eOr.e Washington BOwens birth. Hull said, how
ever thai be thought that he himself born JAN Is,
1884, ana IL appeared that he Nine. Jumel when the
mob prevented her from ecturng IN Providence ana
that OF the mob called her Betsy Bowen lt also
appeared that had fought under the celebrated Capt
Hull Toward the close Of the crOss-examlnation Mr..
Hull sOlemuly raising his hand. said: Il know that
George ashiugtOn Bowen Is Betsy BOwen's son; ana
n were OF my dcath-bcd would say So" Judge ship
man said That is not evidence aud ordered the
StunOg alters not to take IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
no,rd Of Assistant Aldermen.

OFFICIAL STATED Session, THURSDAY Dec. ~ 1914
Pnesent-Assni Alderman Conner the chair aud quorum Of
RESOLUTIONS
That the sidewalk o. Poouhst between Sixth
and Seventhaves.. he Gagged. -. .
second St. from Avenue ST. Nicholas 10
regulated and graded the curb and gutter stones Set
and the sidewalks Jagged
That the Public Works be directed TO Immediately
move the obstracon Ne aud to commence
proceedings parties found obstrucug the sidewalks on
That the Corporation directed legal
cesu without delay the Avenue Railroad Company for
moneY CORPORATION under 65 Laws Of the State Of
/ Nev,i ork passed May ., 1868
!
To amend entd Ordinance reglate permits
showcases agns sairwsys howay and deliver
Adjourned until Monday next 18th inst At o'clock p
] MiCHAEI J. KELLY, CLERK.