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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-29

FIREs-jackson Engine Compsn- NJ.
ls extinguished fire in a chimney vaster
day morning at the residence 0: d. &.
Fellen. No. 81 C.lliope street. without;
damage or an alarm.
An attempt was made 70 se: ire 20 the
premises of Mr. Philip Boudro corner of
Columbus and Frenchmen streets, in Milne
burg. by plscin: = quantity of shavlng-
saturated with coal oil under the aolsa.
but il WA unsucressflIl
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E;.....,- -ar":':er d": q: IA" 80: :"
,e ~. 4. Gi:r. 81. =: i.ai';'s s'.'.''
a.. :,-...:. :ra -e.tes:ny 'a":n'n; a,''''
e.. .,.,.... The :nnc: dee: was s::'' 80
r..... ......,.: a..eu :he i1...t" arrived. -:
..,:sr..,,..:... been frgh:sne! "wa:'
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Office of she GrcscPns City 3Iive Sleek
Landing I'D Slaughter House Company New Or
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AXINE EI.AIM-

4 III PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"a against NJ. ALFRED PENN are requested :"
present 'n.In. and HAose Iidt'te: 20 N.Y. -T!;. 20
.nake payment 20 the gueG ".'A'.' '"liy.
GEORGE r. PRESTON flFatIs,
p!ic" 81 Howard = Preston. %"so ~ aAa 49, 10y
aaFaa st.eess E.'"s :: ~
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tween these Othc.

FAHci DRESS AND FIREMAS's SoLELL.-
We have received ticket TO attend a
fancy dress and firsman'e soi:ee. TO be
given y, Protector Hoo. and Ladde. Com.
paHy 40. I. .. So. Stephens Hall, Saturday
evening. Ap.i: ~. The names Of IN. conn
aa;,teen.n guarantee complete SUCCESS.
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4 Snr6.--in = handful circulated stating
work to be commenced BY she following men on
o'clock A NJ. ard signed by Rev. Thomas Flsm-
ilg., foreman, Alfred johusor, Henry clay and
others done by order of Grnersi }. &. Berey, gen
eIsl superintendent my name appears and wish
TO inform the public thai ! know nothing what
ever sbOu, IN. work. and ana not connected IN
auy wy Wit. tl.e speculation.
nh2l IN HENRY CLAY Third ward
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,,rc,.r-smanda Jones :ooi. stole a''t !.
ca.r:.! away c: tue scc&s "-t e.4":.s'' G.
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SECOND sENs-aNNUAa ATATENkNS
GITHA
MUTUAL. NATIONAL. BANA

Mutual NATIONAL BANA
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Canal Streei.......o......10S
At the Close OF business, Tuesday. Decembes 81 1874
RESOURCES
Cash-Cusfenc". MISUNDERSTANDING &i5I'3s 80
Ca.b-GOld coin ,,,...... lO4, 372 SO
Loans and DISCOUNTS. .............. l0!9.S3I 6.
United states bonds to circuls.
tior.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $os,oVo N
other stocks bonds and mortgages. 800 "
Due from Tedeemin. and reserve
agents. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1857 l.
Due from other banks and bankers. !O,Ols 80
Banking house. .......................s 800 III.
Eurnitur. and fixtures l6,35i 81
Premium, on United States bonds. III 50
Premium on god,,.., 1923 81
Total. ....s2.725,8 8.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stocf paid in. $5Oc,oOe 90
surplu. fund ..,....,,. 1888 IS
Circulation. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A9,"U w
Dividends unclaimed .................o 1874 50
Individual d deposits i,.a6,a!0 81
Due to other banks and bankers 3O3
Profit and 1856 "a
Total. ,..,......,.........s2,72 rs, 876 81
ALL DEpOSITORS PARTICIPATE IN THE PROFITS
Second Semi-Annnal Dividsa6s
Declared December 81, 1872.
81 per cent 20 Stockholders
a.. per cent 20 DepO,itOrA
PAUL yOCRCHY President.
ALBERT BALDWIN, Wee President
JOSEPH MITCHELL. Cashier.
Directors:
P. Hasre,o. Jonn T. A.rdis.
John D. Cobb Charles Lahtto
Adolpb Meyer. +. Poursne.
Albert baldwin,. Paul fOurchyo
Ernest Miitenberger jas 3n
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:!sTRiEj OF E'Ot'IsIaEA
~ T@s NATIEG os WILLIAM 49, . = Us
Bankrupt.
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Office Of the Sew Orleans, Jackson nRd
Great Northern Railroad Company, New Orleans,
March 2. l3-3-Notce is hereby gwen that the
.sup MS Oh the second mortgage bonds OF this
company. due April |, 1873, will be paid on pre-
street on and after that date
mh29 st K. :. CHARLES, Treasurer.
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4 OEcEIvkR William Mitchell! indeed
Sarah Taylor 90 part with money by repre-
senta,iOn. which she has since had reason
10 believe are not true, and so had him ar
rested. He also took on himself tie char
acter of q police officer without being cast
for the part, and will have - make H..
debut as an exposed pretendeT.
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Oyrlcs o. n. r. H.Rrr. Sr..s "a, CoLs.c-oE,
Second District, No - Rampant street,
Sev Orleans, March 49, .8TS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE United
STATk~.
Ga Bankruptcy-sa. I2SXs
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

IN THE MATTER OF DANIEL HICEIo Bang
rupt.
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CRIMINAL COURT In the case o. VIZ
liam Carr, alias Hickey. on .le charge OF
breaking and entering the house o: John
Finney. Esq. on St. Joseph street. IN the
night time, armed with dangerous weapon,
with intent to steal, the jury brought IN a
verdict of not guilty. The pcSsones was
discharged.
The following informatiOns were lied
Owen Fitzpatrick, assault and battery;
Joseph Sutherland, assault and battery
with intent to commit murder: Felix Brew.
larceny; Jacques Wilson, assault: and bat
terry: Charles Osel, assault and battery.
In the case of Charles Dunn, charged
with stealing eight cords Of wood from +.
Marquee. in November last. the jury rem
dered . verdict OF not guilty. Tae accused
was discharged.
The jury in the Jacob, arson case in.
formed the court that there was no proha.
b.icy Of their arriving a: verdict. The
jury wss discharged and mi,tris, entered.
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TO inform the public tina, know nothing what
ever about III. work. and ana not connected IN
mh2i II, HENRY CLAY, Third ward
Office of she Crrscpns City Live Sleek
Landing I'D Slaughter House Company New Or
leans, March u, !373.-At an annual election for
the following gentlemen wei. duly elected to serve
during the ensuing veal,
L Z. LEMARIs. JOSEPH DONALDSON.
|. ). NiOTON. n G HUBERT
J; e AVEGNO CHARLES Oh EUlTES.
Pascal SARTHDU.
And at a meeting OF the Board OF Directors. hold
on tventy-hIst instant, Mr.. CHARLES GAV.ROC
was unanimously Se- ELECTED PrrSlG den
GHc. sew Orleans City Railroad s'ons-
pany 80 l2i Canal street, New orleans, March 20,
i873.-A: a me, ting OF the Board of Directors of
this Company held on .te twelfth instant divi-
tteud of -FOUR DOLLARS per share was declared.
PAYABLE to the stockholders on and after April !.
mh2 l0t {. c. LEWIS, Secretary.
Office OF 0rIeams Railroad Company,
corner White aud Laharpe streets New Orleans,
March 20, l87S.-s meeting OF th. 't"c khodtrs OF
this company Will - he'd az the "fIc- OF the
com saa- on MONDAY, April u, next, 1873, az /.
NJ. there and then 20 deli 5erate on the proposed
increase OF capital and amendment 10 a!s!'.sI.hth
mh2S In In - " P TI>NE, ',.. Secretary.
Oh:ce of s.ouisiana Levee Company, No.
- aaroudelet street.-The annual election OF Dl-
r.ctors OF This compans for the ensuing year VII!
between the hours of !'A NJ. and P. VI. Al This
meeting stockholders NJ. be called upon 70 vote
upon amendments to q. contract 1.d.: recent
- '''' ''-'' THOMAS T. DIX
,sr,.. Az Secretary and Treasurer.
The undersigned IL the Parliamentary
executor o; -. estate of :iiS f.;he'. the late
EDWARD Barnett. H.. viii c9n:IH" ;hs notaIl al
.u-,uts- at 40. !: Hovat street.
Creditors o' the rstat. are !"t'"strt I" present
IL, i. aims a. one. ios. !n..' ''"' sill ii"d."
IL ~. Da,Ia-n JOHN ;. i;N"Nh!l
min: I'm Attorney - La. and H.1.Tv Pub".
The partnership which ha. existed
i,,,r.au edward Barnett an! Etr.". !, .U"."s.
;CtaIi.-. :rOns ;h- fifteenth az November.
'}G. 10 ,il. ,i:S. -. March .e:5 tt'n: dissolved
=, lie. death ~ Edward Barnet, ~. -! .'Ts'-H"t
WI. co. nue.. .'!r .Iot.,la. UL>'a'.- -. ~" ". a'-
count n. - ole. sta y -" = L" IA stree. =.
.-g.. Dr.. :.lG: ~ :" -. iat. hs'1.>s 81 'r: Ak
.,;.'..!rn MARCEL. :. !I...'i>.
49,. Su;..i !al.i".
i:i;ru.:.r'. siaEg Dye.-.A.s -, .'!.! Hal!
~. = .h.. ..S' ia $40 wO.... In. ON. 'EEr aud
..:s.: d.. Harmless. ea'.'. an Instantaneous.
/. .au:i:''urn' no gai"l. a. = Is or uuHleas.
su. ..ac t.r...G.yS rhe il ELECTS o. bad dv.- and
,vas.... Produces .mm.dIa'e. At superb black OF
nature, brown. and .ea: IS The halC clean soft and
ae,.i;ifl.. tt genuine. s2eG ,: y. j. B.'chs.oE.
'''- CARRIES BATcHGLOR.
oc:!S SS09I.e.gE. %s% S9.S.
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.liONITlONs
HTiTI OF LOUISIANA

Fourth oiS.aIC. COURT For AHA gAR?S8 OF
ORLEANS.
p. II. HcSSsEAcS - ". Ht.'l!sEE0Ga-SSo
6p.11.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21
News and Other Items.

The mercury reached 1880 in the shade at
Washington Friday
California boasts that severe and destructive
storms of any kind are practically unknown on
that side of the Rocky Mountains.
In Manchester, n. H., Abbie Rollins drown
ed herself Thursday night because her lover
went off with another woman.
Iowa farmers complain of scarcity of la
borers. Three dollars day will not bring
them help enough to attend to their crops.
And yet the cities are full of oilers.
woman in Richmond, Va, turned her
mother, who is more than ninety years old, out
of doors on Monday, beca1se she is old, useless
and expensive.
Illinois farmers are attempting to extermin-
ate the Canada thistles, by cutting them off
near the ground and placing salt on the stump
to kill the stump.
At the New Hampshire State Fair to be held
in Manchester on the Both of September, an
elegant silver service is to be given to the
handsomest baby under year old. Of course
this contest is supposed, in some mysterious
way, to promote the interests of agriculture.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE PAIN-KILLER manufactured by PERRY
surpassed in medicinal preparations. The univer-
salty of the demand fJr the Pain Killer is novel,
interesting, and surprising feature in the history of
this medicine. The Pain-Kil is now regularly sold
in large and steady Increasing quantities. not only
to general agents in every State and Territory of the
Union, and every Province in British America, put
to Buenos Ayers, Brazil, Uruguay, Peru Chilli, amp
other South American States, to the Sandwich
England and Continental Europe; to Mozambique,
Madagascar, Zanzibar, and other African lands; to
Australia, and Calcutta, Rangoon ami other places
in India. 1t has also been sent to China, and we
doubt if there is any foreign port any in
land city in Africa Asia, which is frequented by
American and European missionaries, travellers or
traders, into which the Pain-Kiler has not been
introduced.
The ertent Of its usefulness is another great feat
of this remarkable medicine 1t is not only the
best thing known. everybody will confess for
bruises, cuts burns &C., but for dysenery or cbol-
cra any sort of bowel complaint it is remedy I'M
surpassed for efficiency and rapidity of action. In
the geat cities of British India and the West India
Islands nd other hot climates it has becom the stand
ard medicine for all such complaints as well as dys-
pepsa liver complaint and other kindred disorders
For coughs and colds, canker, asthma and rheumatic
difficulties it has been proved by the most abundant
and convincing trials and testimony, to be an nvalu
able medicn The proprietors are in possession of
letters from persons of the highest character and re-
sponsibity, testifying in unequivoca terms to the
cures effected and the satisfactory results produced in
an endless variety of cases by the of this great
medicine That the Pain-Killer is deserving of all
its propretors claim for it is amply proved by the
unparalleled popularity it has attsined. 1t is a sure
and effective remedy. 1t is sold in almost every
country iu he world, Eand is becoming more and
more popular every year. Its healing properties
have been fully tested. all oyer the world and it need
only to be known to be priced.
Sold by all Druggists. jy1ssneod&w1m
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

CITY OF WA5HINGToN.-The decision of the
court of inquiry in the City of Washington
investigation exonerates the subordinate officers
of that vessel, and reserves all its censure for
Captain Phillips 1t finds that officer guilty OF
inexcusable imprudence in ignoring the dead
reckoning, which would have shown him that
he was bearing too far to the northward; in
neglectng to take soundings when he passed
the Newfoundland Banks, after having been
for six days without observations; in running
the vessel at full speed after passing the Banks
without even cast of the lead; and in falling
to inform himself as to the location and nature
of the cargo which caused the deviation in the
compass Had the Captain taken any of these
simple precautions, all of which the most or
binary considerations of safety ought to have
suggested, the loss of the vessel would have
been avoided.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

IN IMPORTANT CAsE.-An important case
is now on trial in Chicago before Judges Darid
Davis of the United States Supreme Conrt and
Drummond of the United States Circuit Court,
known as the ''Swage Block patent case, in
volving $1,600,00O and important points of law
The plaintiff, Turrill, is the assignee of one
Caywood, the inventor of machine for repair
ing rails that have been unequally worn. The
invention consists of a bed or anvil and wise
with movable press blocks for holding the
rail. The latter is to be heated at the spot to
be repaired, and placed in the wise. Another
mass Of iron at white heat is then brought over
it, and the two welded by trip-hammer. 1t
is claimed that all the machines used by the
different railroad companies are infringements
of this patent A Master in Chancery has
awarded the plaintiff the large sum mentioned
above for damages, and the case is now heard
on exceptions to the Masters report.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

THE case for the prosecution in the trial of
the Tichborne claimant for PERJURY brought
forward $50 witnesses to swear that the cor
pulent claimant is not Sir Roger This would
seem to conclusively prove that the prisoner
is an imposter, But the other side promise
to bring forward 200 witnesses. all of whom
are positive that the defendant in the pres
ent case is the veritable baronet who disap-
peared SO many years ago. We are given to
understand that all the witnesses, both pro
and con, are CT unimpeachabe veracity. In
this case the weight of evidence can only be
ascertained by putting upon the scales the
foolscap paper upon which the evidence is re-
and adjudging the case against the party
corded, whose testimony kicks the beam.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

Mr.. BABcocK, the umpire at the College
regatta, publishes card in which he states
that some other crew than Yale would have
carried off the champion flag if the finishing
line across the river had been drawn at right
angles instead of diagonally. In view OF this
fact. the Boston papers claim that the Har-
ward crew rowed the longest distance. Per-
haps the literary boatmen should give more
time 10 geometry.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

THE Dominion of Canada is wisely turning
system. These canals are at present wholly
inadequate to the growing volume of business
and the government has set apart $4,000, 900,
to enlarge them. The Weland canal, con-
Meeting Lakes Erie and Ontario, admits the
passage of vessels drawing 10 feet of water.
The st. Lawrence canals do not allow the
passage of vessels drawing over feet. They
are all to be increased to II feet depth, and
their bottom width will be enlarged to 100
feet. They will eventually be made large
enough to pass steamers from Chicago. Their
completion will be Of direct, immediate
and immense benefits to this country as well
as to the Dominion.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21
FOR GOVERNOR.
NELSON DINGLEY. JR.,
or ERWIsTON
OF LEWISTON.

EVERY ne gular attache Of the PRESS is furnished
with card certificate countersigned by Stanley I.
Pullen, Editor. An railway, steamboat AMI hote
managers win confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent
Journal, We have information that several 'bum-
mers" are seeking courtesies in the name of the
Press, and we have no disposition to be, pas
siyely, party to such fraud
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

AN idea Of the amount of business done by
the Grand Trunk Railway through Portland,
may be obtained in the fact that $4,000
barrels of -four, $4,000 bushels of grain and
1926, 800 lbs of general merchandise have
been delivered and shipped to the Lower
Provinces during the last six months.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

A New York World correspondent who
went to see the landing ofthe new ocean ca
BILE from the Great Eastern at Hearts Con-
tent, ascertains that the Atlantic cable is idle
one-third of the time, being employed only
sixteen hours out of the twenty-four. This
monopoly charges six shillngs sterling word,
and realizes about 5000 sterling day. If the
monopoly of landing cables on this shore were
removed, other cables would at once be laid
and the tariff would be reduced to third OF
the present charges.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

A GENERAL shrinkage ofvalues throughout
the iron districts Of England is reported. The
steady decline in the demand from abroad for
iron and the high prices of labor and coal
have operated to bring about the reduction.
Many of the leading manufacturers, however,
doubt if the decline in prices can be maintain
Il
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

THE farmers, it is said, have captured all
of the Republican State Conventions thus far
held in the West. As a very large majority
of the party in those States are farmers, the
seizure of the organization is very much like
a person directing his own affairs as il seems
most judicious.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

BUSINESS in New York is unusually dull.
Half of the proprietors and clerks of the
wholesale houses are on vacation and the bal
ance loung;ng and idling about the stores.--
At least, the correspondent Of Boston pa
per, so writes.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

SYMPTOMS-want of appetite, rising of food and
wind from the stomach acy the heart
els sometimes rumbling and pain; costiyene.s.
which is occasionally interruptedby diarrhoea; pale
sour or bitter taste Other frequent symptoms are
waterbrash palptation of the heart. headache, and
disorders of The senses, seeing double &C. There
detection of the spirits, dstu sleep. and fright
full dreams.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

The general public will be interested to
learn that the action brought by Caleb Cush-
ing against the keeper Of Congressman Wood
dog has been heard in the Washington 70
lice Court and decided against the defend-
ants, the keeper being fined S25 and the dog
ordered to be executed or removed TO such
distance that his vocal efforts will no longer
exasperate the most learned jurist OF the con-
fipant p .a-
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21
WHAT KNOW ABOUT vEGETINE.

SOUTH BOSTON, May O. 1870.
H. r. STEVENS, ESQ.,;
Dear Sir-I have had considerable experience with
the vEaETINE. For Dyspepsia, General Debility and
impure blood, the VEGETINE is superior to anything
which / have used. / commenced taking
VEGETINE about the middle of last winter and after
using few bottles it entirely cured me of Dyspepsia
and my blood was never in SO good condition at
the present time. 1t will afford great pleasure
70 give any ,i leia.'e 70 %nat
call or address me at my residence, 3a6 Athens St.
Very respectfully, MONROE PARKER,
jy2w1m27 jy21dsneod1w 1856 Athens Street.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

WE do not read anonymous letters and commune
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases ndspensab e, not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve COM
municaJons that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21
MARRIED..

In Bath, July Is, Jas. r. Hathaway of Someryille
and Miss Fannie M. Croker of Bath.
In Bath, July 10. C. H. Norton and Miss C. Flagg
In Boothbay, July 10, John Mcfarland Of Bristol
and Mrs. Syrena Giles OF Boothbay.
In Brownield, July 5, John f. Hawkins and Miss
Belinda Hartford.
In Casco, June 1, James Lombard and Zillah S.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

The Republicans of Gorham will presen t
the name of Col. Humphrey Cousins to the
County Convention for the nomination of
Senator
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

THE officers of the Portland & Ro chester
with parties managing the roads that will
connect with it upon the completion of the
line to Worcester, and in consequence, are
very sanguine of large business when it is
finished and the marginal way gives the road
access to the wharves of Commercial street.
They are confident that they can ship -four
and corn from the West with much greater
dispatch and certainty than the present ia
cities afford.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

BISMARCK is accused of being in6delistic,
despises gratitude and doesn't believe in it.
A sad smile plays over his lips rnd his brow is
heavy with thought There was an express
sion of utter and really helpless WEAKNESS of
spirit on his face as he told the interviewer
that his life-struggle was to oblterate the idea
of God from the minds of the German people.
We apprehend that the expression of his face
will be more heplessly weary than ever, be-
fore his life-struggle is finishe !. In reading
the report of the conversation, one is in doubt
whether his surprise and bewiderment is due
to a sublime lunacy on the part of the Chan
cellor or an audacious mendacity on that of
the interviewer
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21
FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN

NATIcK, Mass, Jan. l, 1872
MR.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Through the advice and earnest persua-
sion of Rev E. s. Best, OF this place, have been
taking vEGErISE for Dyspepsia, of which 1 have
suffered for years. / ha e used only two bottles,
DIR. j. w. CARTER
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS OF FLESH.

SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, JAM II, 1872
r. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-I have had dyspepsia in its worst form
for the last ten years. and have taken hundreds of
dollars worth of medicine without obtaining any re-
VEGETINE, since which time my health has steadily
improved. My food digests well, and have gained
this place taking the vEGETINE and all have obtain
cd relief.
Yours trnly,
THOMAS E: MOORE,
Oyerseer of the Card Room, Portsmouth Co. Mills
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21

For many years the newspapers have OPP
posed the franking privilege. Some of them
have denounced it is an abuse and even as an
outrage. They have counted the bags sent
by their congressman to his people before
elections. More than all other agencies. the
press OF the country has secured the abolition
OF the privilege. In view of this fact, we think
that the bitter complaints of publishers that
the recent act of Congress did not make them
exceptions, is hardly the thing for reformers.
THE last Democratic departure" the Allen
County movement, don't depart worth q. cent.
1t is now said that it originated with those
wonderful Hamilton county Liberals, who
nave made SO many unsuccessful essays in the
political revolution and party disintegration
business. The Democracy have always been
afraid OF departing too much. and this fear
has neutralized all the effects of their r,assiy-
lists and departurists. The bogus "rew de-
parture" they have found worthless STRATEGY.
and the genuine one they can't abide.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-21
A Source Of Great Anxiety,

NV daughter has receive great benefit from the use
of VEGETINE. Her declining health was source Of
great anxiety all her friends few bottles of the
VEGETINE restored her health streng and appetite
N. H, TILDEN
Ins. and Real Estate Agt., 40 Sears Building
Boston, Mass, June 9Th, 1872.