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New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
TAKE NOTICE.

The most violent of the Administration iour-
nails are denounclng their own Mayor with un-
measured severity for the composition OF the
new city government and are especially in
censed at the appointment of Mr.. Henry Smith
as President of the Police Board and Mr..
George w. Matsel as Superintendent. Mr..
Havemeyer was their candidate for Mayor, not
ours, and we have no desire to interfere in
their family quarrels. But it may be worth
while to remember that Mr.. Henry Smith was
retained in Office by the express direction of a
Legislature overwhelmingly Administration in
both branches, and that Mr.. Matsen was ap-
pointed Superintendent of Police on motion OF
Mr.. Hugh Gardner Chairman of the Admin
istratiOn organization in this city.
We make no criticism upon these appoint
ments now. If they turn out well, the Ad-
istration managers will deserve the credit Of
them; if they do not turn out well the same
gentlemen must bear the responsibility.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

southwestern border has many trials Of it's own.
We have been lenient and patient with
Mexico, and we would not aggravate any Of
the ills under which the country struggles.
But it is high time that something should be
done to protect American citizens from preda-
tory banditti who only use the cover of Mexi-
can territorial rights in order to harass the
people of friendly nation. Perhaps the
Mackenzie raid and few more like Il, good
naturedly winked at by the Mexican Govern
ment, will be the easiest solution of the dill
Guilty
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
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MONDAY, MAY &c, 1873.

President Theirs has resigned and Marshal MacMahon
has been appointed his successor. Marshal Mac
Mahon issued proclamation on accepting Office -
There has been mutiny at Berga, In Spain.
Cabinet Council was held on the Civil Service Re
form question: === The Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, continues in session at Baltimore.
Aiaw student killed his mother accidentally in Brook
lyn. =-= Several lumber firms are said TO have been
embarrassed by failure 10 transportation. 60
The journeymen carpenters confident Of success IN
their strike. An Italian boy dangerously wounded
his playmate. cold 1lsI, 11si, rsi Tn, rmometer,
no g37 $50
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

Additional reports concerning the late tor-
nado which has devastated portions Oh heokuk
and Washington Counties, show That the dls-
turbance was remarkably destructive. The
naib of the gale or cyclone seems to have
stretched through the two counties named IN
a north-casterly direction; it left ruin
and death behind it. and will long
no remembered for the peculiar effects
which its violence produced on natural objects.
Cattle have been blown bodily off bluffs in
Kansas by the ordinary gales of the country,
it is said and acres of soil have been whirled
from one county into another. But this
monster OF the air took up animals, buildings,
and trees, tore them to fragments, and spread
the debris over wide tracts of country. IL
was the most terrible known in the West
There is a general feeling of apprehension
of Indian hostilities along the entire Western
border. Reports from Dakota positively state
that considerable force of hostile Indians IS
mastering on the head waters of the Missouri !;
and that 5000 warriors are expected to take
the field this Summer In the northern part
of Nevada, the inhabitants are alarmed
by tho threatening attitude OF the Co
shoots who rOvo through the mountain
range TO which their name is given. Bands OF
Snakes from Idaho have also appeared in that
region, and preparations for an attack on the
white settlers are evidently making. The
troubles between the Wachitas and Osages, IN
the indian Territory, may not end In warfare
but they add to the prevailing feeling of I'M
easiness. Happily, the Modoc campaign seems
drawing to a close, and we have reason to
hope that we shall soon be relieved of that
! irritating war. This summary of disturbances Is
/ by 30 means complete, but it presents pretty
/ serious aspect Of affairs. To be sure. prog
nostications and threats of general Indian
war are as much a part of each Springs
alarms as prophecies of short crop in the
| fruit-growing States; but actual hoshhhes
seem more imminent than usual in many parts
of the country. 1t is inevitable that the
Indians, so often cheated and betrayed, and
so steadily hemmed in by advancing civiza-
ton, should make last desperate stand tor
! their rights.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

A newspaper speaks Of DIR. Paddock az lucky
man. because after hot contest between the Highs
and the Lows, he has been elected Bishop Of Massa-
chusetts 'Unlucxy" might perhaps be better word.
In the present state of his church no Bishop of Mas
sachusetts can have easy time of IL in fact he
can have nothing but trouble, unless he be wiser
than even Bishops usually are, for though the Highs
may not be very numerous, they are uncommony ac-
tive. and although the Lows are pretty good church
men, they have a way OF boiling for other churches
ON small prOyocatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

divorce case IN st. Louis the other day took
very singular and mysterious turn. The respondent
a Mrs Hi testified that II had been agreed by her
self aud the plaintiff that if they did get divorce
they would marry again. anyhow. We should NJ
suppose that Judge or jury would have much am
Guilty in disposing of such case rs that's but inc
ways of married poJple aro really past hnding out
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
Business NoIlrcs.

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it, PoHc -HoJIS-iRAyELERs Of Hartford
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Ak Tor them ana look for ter name on eveJ PAL
SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, AND DRAWERS
made to order aad warranted
Incose stamp for Circular.
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New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

Louisville lawyer lately met with a singular
mishap. His wife wanted waste paper for the manu-
facture Of q certain article of her dress, which may
OF may not be properly called by us a hustle. News
papers being scarce In thai house, Mrs. Attorney
seized upon certain important legal documents which
she found in her husbands office, and with them
constructed the desired appendage. The case in
which these papers To be used came on for trial.
but in consequence Of Madam's little theft they
couldn't try il bit. An inquiry was institnted-n
short there a about IL aud the ingenious
culprit confessed restored the dispositions and 80
forth and we suppose took such lecture on grand
larceny from her husband she never before had in
her life.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

Correoso party, who melted the late revo.n, ,,,,
ton, will accordingly come out of it without
material damage to purse, liberty, OF repu-
tatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
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RooT,,s T1rATER-" Amy Ro6sart." Miss Nelson.
GRAND OPKEA HousE-A, az M"n'o 'i'''" "'
NEW FIF1u AvENUR THRATER.-" Madelein Morel
NIRIo's q ARDEN" AZrdel; or, Ihe MatiS Ot,alm;
IN Tstpfc TuFATER.-"Ilunpt' DunpV. neo /" fON
1yNtoN snuARF rHEATER - Without a Heart -
WTIacS's nIEATER-"Our American COuSlh L. A.
sOthern.
C.rSrRAL PARK GARDEN. - Summer NIGHTS Concert.
ThaodOFe Thomas.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

During he construction Of the hont Of The neto Tribune
building. The Tribune Office may be found an NE Grst
building ia the SpraeeSL The Tribune CotntfHg
Room he FIRST Oor and is entered at the second door
dOWn Spruce-st. from the old ftte.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

story to smile at is this which comes from Indi-
anapolis There is an actor there Of such beauti-
full proportions that he is known as the Apollo Bel
videre. Exhibiting his exquisite limbs in the
streets the other day, he attacked by terrier
upon whose tail he had stepped and bitten in the
calf He walked on easily. and did not know that
he was nipped until somebody told him. Did blood
flow from the woundi Not a drop What did
aowf Sawdustl "A tlin stleam of il from the
mangled rotundity Of ne legl The fact was stated
as bit of interesting local news in the local news
paper and Apollo undertook to ohastise the editor.
But what can even an Apollo with sawdust calves
do in q rough and tumble fghti He was igno-
miniously kicked out of the sanotum. Sic ssmpa
to all who desecrate IL by violence whether their
calves be Of sawdust or of genuine musce
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

Apropos of Civil Service Reform, which
subject is just now gently agitating the Gov
ernment at Washington, new phase of the
Vienna CommissiOnership muddle appears. 1t
is urged by one of the organs at the capital
that Gen. Van Buren's removal was all right,
even if he was wholly uDobectiOnable as an
officer. He does not own the Office, says the
organ, and if the President was in a mind to
remove him, he could do so. That is to say,
our Commissioners to the Vienna Exposition
might be removed on the grave and sweeping
charge of misconduct in office, and when the
indictment breaks down, the Administration
can take refuge in its right to remove any
appoiDtee ON general principles. But what
becomes of the noble principles of reformed
Civil Service while this is dOnef
The late revolution in Panama was one Of
the most serious in its immediate consequences
of amy of the numerous affairs Of that sort
which have occurred in Central America. A
few shots usually serve to cast all the mill
tary glamour which is needed TO dignity
little not into revolution; not unfrequently
q smart rain disperses the combatants without
any waste of gunpowder. But over 100000
shots were exchanged in the late re-
belliOn against the constitutional President,
and the number of killed and wounded is
quite large. President Hera, however, Is to
be recalled from his banshment and rein
stated in Office. A general amnesty is pro-
claimed to all participants in the late
outbreak, and, to end everything happily, the
State OF Panama is to pay the bills. The
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-25
Young America Liniment.
DIR. c. F. BROWNS
Young America Liniment

THIS CELEBRATED AND WONDERFUL, MED
] icinri although a. Yet but partially known IL
Tue public has been thoroughly tested in the hands
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which time the rapidly Increasing demand for n
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hiuced The proprietor 70 extend the area Of it, cir
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II offering this Tinimcut to the public. a. We do
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now pa u-', a. an external remedy for the cure OF
~ ~ pm the reach Of that class Of medicines
W cas- Sdley assert, without the least fear Of con
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manhood thtH preparation IA offered 10 the public
on itH own inerits and claims volcanic origin or
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CLIMAX! CLIMAX!

Pages Climax Salve, Family
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1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
We warrant il tOcure Scr0fula
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Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
bit has no having per-
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healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound of
Arnica, with many other Ex-
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MOFFAT's LIFE Pulls
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The most Successful Medicines
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
on THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER AND SUP
PER TARLEl
LEA e. PERKINS Worcestershire
Sauce,
is INDISPENSABLE
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS, New York.
l0-l7dtts&w1y Agents Tor the d. 8.

"FoR WAYsrHATARE DARK AND TRICKS THAT ARE
VAIN, 1t lie said that the 'heathen Chinee is pecu,
lar This is doubtless But these features are
also apparent within the ranks fthe American peo-
pie We would suggest to those unfortunate persons
who have been In the "wsys that dark, or who
have injudciousy practiced "tricks that valn,"
that there Is help for them. Dr. Z. J. Reynolds of
Rochester the great friend to erng humanity is the
person 10 furnish the proper and speedy relief and
cure. The advertisement Of DIR. Reynolds will be
found In this paper and rom his great in the
branches Of the profession towhieh he has devoted
90 many years ofhis life, he lie very generally cOnhd
ed in
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-25

murder is said to have acknowledged that
he feared some trouble, but did not like 10
Interfere between man and wife. This
man, Gillen, il is reported, has long been
known TO the police as vicious and dan
gerous character. Yet the law, which
muzzles harmless dogs under the SUPER
stltion that they may 90 mad, does nothing
70 prevent this wild beast from stealing a
young girl from her father, marrying,
maltreating, and killing her-not all at
once, but diffusing the crime over two
years; We need not draw moral which
would be as commonplace as the murder,
and would touch upon two commonplace
and evident faults of the time-the claim
Of children that their parents have no
right to interfere with their bestowal of
their affections, and the claim Of husbands
that their wives are their property.
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OFFICE oT THE {. 7 BEows CHEMICAL Co,

-, " " IIIHHII 0I.' 47VW IOTk. May Z, Is72- I
The &. r. Brown Chemical Company are now The
sole propretOrs Of DR.. g. +. Brown a Young Amer
lea Imminent "and are determined to prosecute 10
INC tnll extent Of the Law all persons making or
sellihR me Imitation or counterfeit article
,LAuTlON.-1his Eminent having been extsn-
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necessity Of protecting the public by having pri.
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statnp VIII Do found over the cork Of every bottle
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W groom. snd u eneircled by the words DIR O.
Y. BROWNb YOUNG AMERICA LINIMENTm
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Horse isease-INFLUENZA. 80, 80
DIRNcrIoSs.-Rub the Neck and Throat with the
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Il In tha horses food for two or thrsanigts They
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sx-LADIEs TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
The Real Velpau Female Pills.
Warranted French,

These Pills, 80 celebrated many years aeo IN
Paris, for the relief Of female Irregularities and ar
forwards for fheir criminal employment in the prac-
tce oi abortion, now offered for FOR the nrsf
time in America. They nave been kept in compare
hVe Onscurity from the fact that the originator Dr.
Nelpau, Is physician in Paris. of great wealth and
has strict conscientious principles, and has withheld
them from general use, lest they should employed
Tor unlawful purposes
In overcoming Female Distractions Falling Of the
Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, SuppresslOn Il.
tsnti0n, or lmmoderate Flow Of the Monthly Dis
charges Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains in the
back and Limbs. Fatigue slight e1erti0n Palpita-
tiOn OF the Heart Mysteries, &c, and win affect
cure when all other means have failed and although
apowerful remedy, do not contain calomel, antimo-
ny. or anything hurtful 10 the constitution
To married ladies and young girls who have never
been regulated, they are peculiarly suited. They
will In short tIne, bring on the monthly period
with regularity
CAUTION Married ladies should never take them
whom there IL any reason 10 believe themselves prsg
nAnt Tor they will he sure TO produce miscarriage
Ladies can procure a box sealed from the ewes of
the curious by enclosing one dollar and six postage
stamps TO VI W. MACOMBER. General Agent for
United States and Canadss, a: Albany. N Y. or any
authorized agent.
5-2tdwlv
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Beware of counterfeits!
.InR MncEc' SIR JAMES CIARKR,s

Are erisnaeeiy COUNTKRFRTrEp DtsHon... J-,.,C,...
" 80 ne ooaHfsLetks % Baake graaG-r r1o4ag
Aae ges1iAs adFe the Ranae Of Job moaea On s,Irk
pLfhhge 81 ofAsrE snOrtltesr tuasta,o,s ~
SEsGLSE rms are unfanR in the Of ali those
anu uAn9erous diseases TO winch the female
and cure al suppression OF the whom caasad
n Colo Inflammation, or disease In ali cassa Of
NERVOUS and Spinal Affections Pains in the R.sk
Asa 1m0s, Fatigue slight exsrtion psipttation
o. me heart, Mysteries and Whites they viii effeef
oufe when AL other means have failed, and Althou1h
seTy poUerfnl contain nothing hurtfuf r. ne rSst
deiloate constitution. - - '"
circular in hnglish German and French around
earh bottle nves tnll direction and ADVICE
n the oENuIHk Pla are sold At most drug storaa INIT
JouI 1reGgise cannot supply the GENuINE Do NOT
PersnAdsu % accept any countsrfeit or hs|us ar
out send One Dollar 70 the sole proprfator lar
loses, II Lortisndt Street. New YORK with name
OF express ONCE at which 700 will call for he nack
age and bottle OF the GENUINE Pills aecurely and
PACKED IN plain wrappers will be sent By return
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Thesewateheshave Equilibrium escapements chro-
nOmOter balances, eXpOred ruby pallets Bergnet
hair springs, and full ruby -ieweled and combine
all modern improvements In watch making
These watches were awarded the Grand Prize at
ance and greatest accuracy in adjustment and can
be warranted to perform with the same degree Of
ers Of Europe and America
full assortment constantly on hand for sale by
GUlNCHEk q kRUGLER, Is Maiden Lane Inn
manufacturer eisdt
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M. MARIA LEACH
Rnarnn. nrouuru

BosToN HIGHLANDS Oct I 1879
Oh hENhBDY Dear Sir;--I hereby certify thai
was Rinleteu for hve years with a severe concb
and raising blood after any violent exertion Il
oommeneed taxing Your Prairie Weed abont tue
yesrs 80 and nave not raised any blood for eieht
medicine the health which vainiy sonebt }ror,
many physlcians and medicines womb he aia5
s ~ naVe you reIer any one TO me who wishes 10
know what the Prairie Weed has done foy me :"
JAMES 7. BIuKNELI
.u- Letter-Carrier, Boston Higblands- Ma.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

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