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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07
PARTNERSHIP COMPLICATIONS,
One Partner Charges Another with
Burglary.

william J. Hoey and George W. Godward were
brought before Judge Scott, at the Tombs Police
Court yesterday in charge OF Detectives Clapp
and Bennett The complaint to be preferred
against them was that Of burglary; but the case
was remanded until to-day, when Judge bowling
will be on the Bench.
The complainant in this case is Josiah W. Fonda,
who, together with one of the defendants, George
w. Godward, kept grocery store 1T 2'3l2 Third
avenue.
II was alleged by Mr. Fonda that on the goth OF
December last the safe in his store had been
opened by q duplicate KEY, and there was taken
from 1t 1000 bond Of Rock Island and racine
Railroad, and also three 500 United states oonds
Detective Clapp traced the Rock Island a mo
Pacific Railroad bond to Mr.. L. s. Laurence, OF ios
Nassau street, who bought 1t from William D.
Hoey. 49,.
william J. Hoey and a man named Johnson are
known to be the constant companions 0i gevise
w. Godward, the partner Oh ISAIAH sna srra,gneS
| Godward and Hoey were arrested ana arraisnes
before Justice Scott at the Tombs Ponce vour, anr
The Judge after listening 10 Detec.iV ,,n v *
and the Complainant, Fonda for ,, some nsrtes wHe
rected them 20 bring lorwarn aa the case until to
] day.
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THE GAS QUESTION AND pAvEMENTs

Com m n icatfon from Comm issiOner
Van Mort TO the Common Council
suggestions for the Legislature.
Commissioner Van Mort yesterday sent to the
Common Council long communication In relation
to the cost OF gas for the public lamps, and the
practicability OF gradually replacing the wooden
pavements In the city by stone pavements.
Mr.. Van Mort recommends early legislation In re-
gard to gas and pavemeats, and says that no
plan vet submitted for remedying the difficulties
complained Of In regard TO the gas
supply Is satisfactory. lie suggests that the
Legislature be asked to enact law providing that
all gas manufacturing companies be required to
furnish the supply needed for public street lamps
and for city and county oinces at cost not ex,
ceedinq - per cent over and above the actual
ost to such companies OF the lighting, extngush-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07
PROBABLE HOMICIDE.
snow-Balling Leads to Serious Sangui-
nary Results.

Snow.Balling Leads to Serious Sangui.
nary Results.
A street tight took place recently In Trenton. in
which two men received dangerous injuries, one
of them being now In very precarious condition.
The orignaton OF the affair 1t Is said, was caused
by boy named Fallicy hitting one Thomas viii
Iiams with a SNOWFALL, which was the means OF
stirring up the latters ire somewhat where
upon ne complained to the boys father,
and as sequence the boy underwent some severe
castigation at the hands OF his parent. This Va
not seem to give full satisfaction to William. Tor
in short time after he threatened TO have revenge
by pommeling the whole Of the Fallicy family.
youth named "Tmmy" Ryan here put IN an appear
ance and undertook to silence Williams by muscu
lar force. A general melee ensued and ragged
fercely Tor q short time, IN which Ryan got
wOrsted, and, as alleged. received stab IN
the side from knife In the hands oil
his antagonist. The elder Fallcy, seeing
this. commenced an unmerciful onslaught on
Williams with an axe handle, aud with
dealt several blows on his head from the enects
OF which the alleged instigator OF the hght now
lies In dangerous state. The surgeon III atten-
dance stated that Williams had narrow escape
from instant death, from the tact that the ooWs
were given In close proximity TO vital part Inc
partes to the array were always considered to be
OF peaceable disposition previous TO this occur
renee. An investigation will take place before
Justice OF the Peace, as complaints nave peeh
lodged by the injured mes. Ryan's WOUNDS are
not serious Williams skull Is broken ana MS race
n badly INITIATED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-07
THE MAYORS MESSAGE.
An Outline Of q New Policy for the City
Government and Suggestions to
the Common Council.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS DEMANDED.
The Executive to Have a Prac-
teal Accountability.
REVISION OF STATE TAXATION.
Consolidation of the Finance Depart
ment and Review of the Comp
troller's Policy.
The Chamberlain and the In
terest Question.
The County Court House a Sink Of Po-
litical Corruption.
4 Committee Of Investigation as to Frauds in
the City Government.
THE ARM0RY AND DRILL ROOM QUESTION.
Organization of the New City
Government.
The Common Council and SUI.
4 Committee Of Investigation as to Frauds in
the City Government.
THE ARMORY AND DRILL ROOM QUESTION
Organization of the New City
Government.
The Common Council and SUI.
pervisOrs i'm Session.

The inaugural message Of Mayor Havemeyer, as
given below, was submitted to both Boards Of
Aldermen yesterday Immediately after their
organization. In the Board Of Aldermen a resOlu.
ton was adopted to appoint a committee to take
Into consideration the various suggestions made
BY the Mayor and draft resolutions in accordance
Herewith. The general impression in both cham
bers Of the respective Boards of Aldermen, as
gathered from the expressions Of opinion on all
sides was that the message was extremely prac-
tcal and very fruitful In the initiation Of work
for the new Boards.
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ing, cleaning and supply or gas for s1ch purposes
anu mat each municipality be authorized to ap,
and determine the quantity ~ gas fnrnishaa
mi ~. 70 II, and to compute the rate at which
THE WOODEN PAYMENTS
On the subject OF the maintenance OF navement,
and the decision as to the proper methods Of nav.
In this city have so far all proved very expensave
to lay and maintain, and he considers il douhtfui
II any form or preparation OF wood can he made
and maintained except at great COST as the same
organic difficulty exists with all kinds-nameiy
speedy decomposition.
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THE WATER METER QUESTION.

Commissioner Van Mort has been served with
mandamus from the Supreme Court to pay Jose
+. Navarro the patentee OF water meter, $2sa5oo,
and interest from September II, 1871, for water
meters supplied to the city. The Commissioner
has consulted with the Corporation Counsel, who
has advised the making out Of the requisition on
Ia
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THE RIVERSIDE PARK.

Commissioner Van Mort yesterday transmitted to
the Collector of Assessments for collection the as
sessment list for the opening OF the Riverside Park
and drive, laid out by the Commissioners Of the
Central Park, confirmed August 2 1872, amounting
to the sum OF So, 104 ,479. -.
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.

Comptroller Green has appointed Mr.. Abraham
L. Earle, the late County Auditor, to the position
OF Auditor OF Accounts, thus abolishing the County
Authorship as distinct position and consolidat-
ing the Offices Of City and County Auditor.
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remembered that two years ago, in 1877, tine pay
roll OF the Board amounted to $4,000; last year 1t
thought to be doing very well. This pay roll re-
duced IL still further TO $4,000, and he submitted
that 1t could not be reduced to o lesser amount
without detriment to the proper service OF the
able amount
Alderman OTrENDoRFER was of an opinion that
priation was only $4,000, and that the Board was
exceeding Its duty in passing In q larger amount.
Alderman VAN SCHAICK was OF an opinion that
alderman Ottend0rfer was mistaken in that mat
Ter, and after short discussion the payroll, as
given above, was adopted BY vote OF 9to6.
REFERaNcE or THE MAYORS MESSAGE.
Alderman COOPER moved the reference OF the
various subjects embraced In the Mayors Mes
sage to appropriate committees, when formed.
Carried.
IL was understood that the various committees
will be selected at the next eting of the Board.
THE APPROPRIATION TO THE BOARD.
Alderman OTrENDORFER then moved that the
Comptroller be requested to inform the Board how
much was appropriated for the expenditure OF the
Clerks office In clerical work.
ton was referred to the Finance Committee when
iormed).
The Board soon after adjourned to Thur sday next
Al halEpast three p. NJ
THE NEW BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Wm the closing OF the session OF the Board Of Al
d Jesnnh Mayor hayemeyer in the chair, Clerk
were sworn In by the Mayor al Superysora
RESEMBLING THE RECENT ACTION OF THE OLD
BOARD.
transacted by the Old Board since the lst of Janu-
ary be declared null and void, and that the par
tcuars thereof be referred to the consideration of
the present Board. This was adopted.
THE ARMORIEs AND DRILL ROOMS
supervisor VANCE moved that the Mayor appoint
committee Of three members to inquire into the
leasing OF Nilsson Hall as armOry and drill room,
and into the leasing of all armories and drill
rooms; Ynis res, IesolHt0n was adSpssa
past three O'Clock p, nj,
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thirty thousand dollars yet unpaid and estimated
at say million ve hundred thousand dollars but not
including any expenses OF new works. equaed rate OF
oSSS per cent on .ne vaason OF ~ being s'oSo-oos
than 2Sl per cent on the same valuation of 1871,
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Railroads ertendg through tile entire Vest and Northwest

here will established R , "1s%. shops
coHmsne ma" r.ro, with the Southwest will asO be mad
eaia meeting with h Chesapeake Ohio railroad and other
other The valley Of the Ohio It tmmei.t.
the he and 9 r:oJ will ard
all others in the United variety upeio
a PECULIAR cos which prove to s substitute for charcoal in
%ps1S at n a"'' E s Ge S' timber np s an9
accessibility The region celebrated abundance
Ts1st Ingl Rsy which
aud its connections will form the deep waters of the Chesapeake Bay and
sa @na '9 the Se ab R sa. sn "a. 5 % %
Jug States Q Fast of Europe.
city Of H. ss '''' no more inviting locality can be found than the
beauty which remarkable
secure @ large 1pO d @ s P"on fs,ry possible
fined and cultivated With ese objects view the Avenues AMI
and yet leave abund.u for roadway md
os" garden cup
% eSa.9. which viii forever prevent a'ss. nc. the si.
which be easily and economically adopted and which adapted
In city College,
their children higher branches learning mod
The prices of lots 8on2oo feet vary from sd SEQ each according
cation These are pesen c', cn not binding BEYOND this %
thirty days delivery purchasers prefer they may pay
" od 5s n . cr sa;' o @h
purchase chase
the final
Ech hnd the purchased within
OF
and
n bindings 0 be
The intention these restrictions AUTHORIZATIONS guard against
in the
the Ohio
Of
Huntington.
in
from whence transported Huntington very
eaec St
Liberal be made for securing
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad completed
cheap and pleasant firm the Eastern Washington Hunt
Further information will be given application
o the ndersgu
ID. w. EnMONS, Gent SspL
JOHN II. OBEY, Ageat
Huntington, West Va.
JAMES j. TRACY Sey aad 7,a1,uy.
81 William Street, New York
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Cattle RAISING IL TEXAS
,esi5,nce Of few weeks In S1n An
fouio sh,gIs one good lock 'o'o
q o. cattle trade of Ncs ern FextS
enc of tle most remark indus
iric. If the Scu'haCst. Ole might
with Justice cali 10 an INDECENT indus
,ry-fcr it accou plisbeS great results
inalszg. disorjely way: and makes
men miil.onaires bef,rs they have
b q tim, 10 RUS, thrUselv an %
10 worS C.t;le tradi,g Is graod
rsstime With hundreds Of Texans.
Trey Ike the gr niilcqueut sound OF
"rurch,s % sixty thousand head
Tiefe Is ,cuerhiog at once Prlocs'y
and ratr.,r.h.j ab.u, it. They ca.
s.v Tie .Gvsu.urou, .i.e on The grert
.r.zr-rl.ias the freedom Of ,he
rsnrh. the possibility Of 40 Iniau
iacu son. the slilt c.ursirc on har>-
taes over ne great stretches tie r.-
nance o. the read. Nearly sii The
immense region from tnc IA % H''tH'
j. given up TO stock raising. IN.
mesquite grass carpets the P'-'"'
from end tl end, and tAe h 'rs.s, cat
ne and sheep luxuri.'e 10 - wa''~
the giant poem throws dcVo s'ore>
Of o,iy nuts every year Tor TIE wan
dsiirg hogs 10 reyel over. Tr'
Eouataec7us regions arouud ) e y e
tcuio o superb f.ei i'e, i,r SIC 2
hussaoiry: aud the valleys a.ors
the s,rcsms are fertile enough for ,Hr
ugs, cxac'jog farmer. invFe ere
m.Hors ufcst,ic scattered over Oh,
4ius between $40 Aotpai' aad the
I.o Grac5,. ADD ite aum'er Is stead
IN Increasing, Its not uocomm''
ia sjog.e iodiuiullto cVn 200
90 head of ea,,,e. s. j5.s-'. ~
Irraa1y
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad,

q CIR
Western Stale nc tho Atlantic seatOad
this road from The Huntington. oRt
in railroad bridge
made a, Huntington With
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The Only known Medicine
That at the same time
Pugges, = Purifes and Strengthens
the system.

the system.
Or. TUFTS pill are composed Of many
iusredienis. Prominent among them are
5 rsaparilia and Wild cherry so united
rs TO act togelher; the one, through IT'S
adr iXture with other substances, purify
:ng and purging; while the Other is
''rcue thrning the system. Thus these
Pills are NJ he same time tonic and
-utharl c, n desideratum long sought for
by med cal men. but never before discov-
r'ed They eau no ;bility aud are fol.
lowed by no reaction.
pr TUFTS Pills have a wonderful innu.
cnce on the blood. They not only puffy
without weakening it, but they remove n u
unxious PARTICLES from the chyc be ore I
is cor yerie: into fluId, and thus make
impure blood an utter impOssihilily. As
there is no debiltation, so there is n
"ausea or sickness attending the opera.
ton of this most excellent medicine
which "ever strains or tortures the d-
g,stivt organs, bat causes them TO work
u perfectly natural manner; hence
persons taking them do moi become pale
nd emaciatel, bat on the contrary, v hile
al Impurities are being removed. the
combined acUcn of the Sarsapariia aud
Mid Cherry puriies and invigc rates he
body. and robust state Of health is the
result CT their united action. Price %
cents Il box Sold ~ all druggists. Depot
IS CortlHudt ST. New York.
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SAITING NEAT -N,ss'or roIsiecr-
le Questions what s.e me best p-c-
or,iops Cf salt, sugar and sll'Pe'ert
nd is it better To- treat the wea With
any mixture Of the a50Ne suts'aa-
es or 10 dissolve the salts lud I0o
usariu water. ard 20 apply tins So
ain? rs to the FIRST PojOt, he
econ meuds a mixture e TX p1urts
common salts, 3 ounces of ujt-e.
j rouud e sug7r.o every 100 pounds
Of meat; these figures very closely o.
tie proportions employed for sailing
Il eat To- Eog.rud. rs the second.
lie isio f1vyr oi using so.U'oo IN
stcld Of tie d-y u.X'ura, because
this latter extracts from Jhe meet nov
Only voter. but also some 81 the
mos, ru'u.iye constituents o. ths
other Land IL must not b, overlook
Cd that s2'tiag by means o, tr,ce re-
0lire. special care "a order 90 iosur.
thorough contact Of 81 the parts Of
ttc 70 AZ ai-h jtc sa.t, aud also e
longer cine fer subs, q1cu: dryi7e
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MARSHALL COLLEGE,
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
CALENDAR lSs3-7s.

SkLtN IN ~ IN 1890
Fail term begins Sept Is Ends Dec 10. Sc
Winter - Dec -. Mar, a. ~.
Spring" Mar 30. June ~, 1914
INSTRUCTORS
T. 3. CLARK. A. VI, Principal:
BENZ. II. TnAcKsrog, A. VI. lst issstas,.
Miss Carrie Cooper, 2nd Assistant.
Ella Byrne, Bird Assistant.
Miss Mamie Love, Music and Drawing
There are three Departments Primary,
Normal and Academical
THE ACIDEBICiL DEPARTMENT
Inc ulesa fullcourse Of English and Clasr-
cal studies adapted 10 fit young people
for advanced Standing in College.
THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT
The arrangement Of studies. aud the
methods o: distractions used, are intend
eel TO furnish the stYdents villa; lst
thorough knowIedge Of The branches com
monty taught in the scho Is OF the State;
"a. a knowledge or the principles
~ education aud of the art OF applying
! them to practice in the school room.
PR{NiRY DEPiETBRNT
The Primary Department is 20 nrraI'
-ed as 10 constitute model school. aul
intended loniord "a practical e1emphhca-
/ ton oc tie prjuciples an methods in IN
] f,clsnt course Of Normal tanning.
EXPENSES.
Tuition Sludenls IN preparatory,
Normal ard Academical departments.
rer term. SO o.
/ Less that term, per week, Cy
| 'C..irenci 5 payable by all stu
cents per term, "
Lessons ON piano including use OF
instru aeut, term Of u weeks,
/ two le Sous FER week, 2 %
French and German each per term, u 90
| Tuition payable strictly in advance
| Boardng-With use Of room per
week. 3 o.
! fUcl aud Light, p
! winter torn per week, ~
Washing PER dozen 81
Students rooms are furnished VI h
| stove, b. dstcad, mattress, ,sh-siauj, -
be, iwo chairs, wsshhowl, pitcher, pail
! ooking-g glars. lamp and window blinds
! Bed clothes an all other articles Of room
furniture other that ihos ia"a,ionei
above, must hc furnished 10y the stu lent.
There is TO provision for SELF boarliag IN
{ buildings.
Botrd hill payable one half Al the be-
ginning The Other at the close Of The term.
Further information may Re obtained
by application to ThE PRINCIPAL
Huntington, 'abell county.
nlJf IVES. virginia
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NURSERY V

The undersigned leg leave 10 inform
their patrons aud tie public IN general
hstibrv oEer 10 the hoprveli NUrSer ,
Qatkrr Bottom, LaWrenc- Co, OHIO, IA
~ ISIS aud spring Of 1874, ,he following
fruit trees Ev, rgrten &c
g9y9J Apes trees
gsgl Peach trees.
a,qn Pear trees. standard and dwatf.
9gll Cherry trees in variety,
$500 Evergreeus IN varieties,
S9gJ Grapes several varieties.
1899 Curtants, gooseberry, rasPher-
~ &C.
kNofwhi,b well De sold low fcr Cash.
address as we.
Is SIN. {. IO tLLl SUNS
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4 Cure FOR Group Is Fowls
Babe TIE bead rud rostri,s With 80
vs,k warm o'u'ior of carboie acit.
which keep cut Of the ewes, aud Wi't
. susu syrirg inject so1e up che
r-suils T4ks 7 o. Oh, csnIbor
yslcI;so, c,ycute pepper looels,
seed ycV6cr. ard gum 'utrlh, mad,
ir'c IS yil'., and give cue night and
ucrrirs
Tolrsu TOR HorSrS HocFs Tile
'TuH. FIGd and Farm recommends
,oual part, a. teesvsx and boil. d
Hts,cG OF. tCil,d down well mixed
ird ',l. 70 ccol Ths viii make 4
lick paste. srd title rubbed into
hcICcfard polished Fl win 'h'rk
piece Of e nu,l, vii keep tie hoo's
bright s1d SQUAD
To REMOVE GBEAsT-SPoTS-NiH
r.'cf,sd n crcsj1. or catbeus'e OF
rrctc,ia. with water % o r7s.o, aos
tuition the sTotvjtha brush. Let
IL DRY IN warn place, aud remove
the dried mas csre.u.iy vi'b a knife
rrd dry. clean t,ush- RoTca, the
rTorstiou. 81 Necessary, uatii the
SPOT di'syTca-s.
li~rFr,S One vl0t crTru~. two
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FARM AND HOME.

"a sa-mars snl uouseseep,rs. aud all
others who feel Interested ~ Agricultural
matters are ecrlillly invited 20 contribute
TO this department OF the INurrENpENr.
Any Information as 20 the better way to
do anything connected With the Garden
Form, Orchard or Dairy, derived hCm "c.
tssiexp,r,ence, will be thankfully rece
"a. Send az the facts in your own Ian
guege aud Il not suitable for publication
U,tiout correction. We val attend TO that
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored!

zs-ls, JUST published, new edition
81 OF Or Culve wells celebrated es-
shy N the radical cure without
20 edici lo' Spermaiorrhoa or Seminal
weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses.
lmpo,eucy, Mental and phy seal lucnpac
uy, Iupcjim, hts 10 marriage, etc, also
Cons uption EPILEPSY and Fits, Undue.
by sell-iudulge or sexual extrava-
Cance.
ess. Price in a sealed envelope only Gets
The celebrated author in this admira =
tle essay, clearly demonstrates from so
wears successful practice. that the alarm
ing consequences of self.abuse may be
radically cured without the dangerous us
Of internal medicine or the application o.;
the knife; pointing out mode OF cure at
once simple certain, aud efiectual by
mems OF which every sufferer, no m after
what his condition may he may cure him.
self cheap Y, privately and radically
~ This lecture should be in the hands
O, every youth and man in the laud.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to
any al lress, postpaid, on reoei OF six
cents, or two post stamps.
Address the publishers,
CHAS. J. c KLINE & CO.,
271127 BoWerv, y Y +, O. boz ASS
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/ n. BARTRAM,

FuJNdce Irchitect It BUitdeT,
Sharon. Conn.
Also. ruruisheI Of First class fire stone
furnace hearihs, round and square.
Comp tent fcrtmen aul worSmea FUR
nishcd for al kinds Of furnace work anu
alsoury IN General
REYstgNcE- Ensign Manufacturing 1"
Huntington. ". Va. Btrnum Richard
son & Co. Lime Ecck, COan. Richmond
.ron Works, Nest Stoekbridge, Mass ly2s
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THE S UN.
WFEkLY. srNI WEEKLY. ANDDAILY.

thu WEEKLY II y is too widely known ia
resIf-, a.y extended 2, recommendation; hut the
reasons - lich have 81 rJdy sven it nity thOus-
Ir many Thousand mere. sr- hTi,ly ns follows
IfiSa Gr~'-r.itc newspaper. All tine news "a
tn daily N!'l b- tuund In n. condensed when uu-
ininult 20. 20 ful leUQrn Vren = moment. AMI
aiv as presented ~ clear, Ineligible, aud la
tvrvsuug m-nEer.
>ad-s'-rair family paper, fnB Of entertain.
Ing and ilstr uc,iye rcadiug ~ ~ ~ kud, OUT
containing nothing thai can Ctierd the most dell
cate and scrupulnGs tisie.
It's 1rsi-ratc story paper. The best tai,s
AID rOmanc's 81 current literature are caieiuli!
selected aud leguly printed Ia It's pages
7, IS "A hrsi-raIe agricultural pIpr Inc NOS
fresh aud instructive articles on dHrh ultural top
les regularly APPEAR m this dei artlnent.
r. Is an independent political paper. heionHinE
% no ntrty aud wearing no cO.htr. IL nght> !or
principle AID for the election Of the best men
10 ofce IL especially devutes It, energies u ne
exposure Of the great corr . ions that now weis-
-r an a. sgrace our country, and threaten 10 ul.-
ttru me republican institutions altogether. IL
has no fear III Nnavvs and ASKS no idvu.s irpm
tHeir supporters. 49,.
l, reports the fashions for the ladies' and the
markets for the men. especially the Cattle Mar
ksts. flWhich n PAYS particular attention.
Fiu.ilv. IT'S the cheapest pIper publ shed
one do'iirayclr VIII secure II for any suiscrl-
her 10 Is not necessary "a got mp clun 'h or
Ger % n I'VE The WEEKLY Sun at inns rat
ANY one who sends single d 'Iar VIII get the
paper for year. We have no travelling agents
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HEC J OF
NH u n TIN O. r. Cd u Il,
OF THE
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having frontage nearly
it laid o 'uimL for residences and
mrng and
ton of tn advantages follows viz:
head Of Teitb the Ohio being he
b ;san I.l Endua NOON H. Ha s.L= ~
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,yzE WEEKLY sUN.-Eight page

TIE WEEKLY SUN.-EGht, pages
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