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New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

TurT7niT, AQnI TO = n.
AsHEs-Tbe r toav 4i pA Pots are very qnei 4Ha
stesdv AT Csc Pearls inactive and lomll1L
COFFEE-The Bio has been agan quiet bui f 'se'
Excelsior uoinsnedi aiso o. ha
nor, - Eagle. 2Os and 5ol 2s per Ate
M 10 be shipped % Louis private terms; NIL '"I 3 i'
and Ute doing we quote OrdGirv clrco- at ~ 4-i
ami erfreme lS S02c java -J4-t~i -tA''o
22024.. and Costa Ricl. 81 DE, Az gold
COTTOE-Iaee good demand oI spot Loton pnoes nave |
-,.c.l market We follows:
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Chances tor Dnslnsss Men

yIOR SALE-TwO first-class PATEN Is. I'm
portant sfpie arce Pncr. 10000 ss1
600 Only na saptsi ueeca ~ aaua Ar;1
M n nav CO. int Exhibited Fall AZ uy r recives
r1est gratum BeIF patents, lsuaevH si Hu
requires sale Address S. Co, Box 100 ldhuae Oh,e
E0R ABOUT 3l8,5O0.
4 RETAIL APOrHECARY STAND.
GOOD WILL STOCK tschelasD AND FIXr.RHs m BOSTON
stock ean he ro.ucd $l.0O0 $1,000 before asP~"
dei on corner Of principal iad e'os' 'irs ~ -hes
,t ,se hest r-ss trad. and so ni'ss
around established present 1900 'e'd"s '1-i -
~ bou.. k,osn beiteri untr tho reshb9oa an spr'r
suiiy seldom for frsaniri or sA" nan OF ZOOS 3
"a ,s sd not be worked ard made for dolbs the Presi
49, no OOO yassen 4siy snl c best ltoa e astae 80 iAehiJ
49, 49, - Iii ~ luqalre u LAZELL. MARSH GARDINER
"A'e ~ WI" 10 GaisL, Nls-fork-
IFNTLFMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
Buness To be Arrd NE store VA an e.
bubs Zinc Ready Made AMI Cno Clothing iais on bo4is5
loraon the e ctg Adarr-. J. A D lnoans u'aos
DARTNER WANTED, with 5000, t0 facili-
tate Al. extension Of enterprise pronn snhs sAr ~
.,s, % Dynpt an lnyesgsn By Hose sekny ~ ss@ea,
ausiacorT given. Address T. o. Boz %'0o-
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
THE MARKETS.
TnuHsDsv. April l6. 1874

RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
iold Certificates sent 70 Washington.
We annex closing rates OF Foreign Exchange

Money has been in ample supply all day at 3 and
per cent on CALL prime discounts moving at u to o.
per cent.
Government bonds have been quiet and firm, but
little lower on account Of the decline IL gold We
annex the latest quOtatiOns
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

There was nothing Of importance to note in the
State bond market, the business having been merely
nominal. and the changes in quotations slight The
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
Diui0cuo Nciiccs.
Saulnus pdnks

Saulnus pdnks
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, sth-ave., cor
~ f4thf-Money before April 10 E rl~ nsr
est rom Apri l. Assets 80, ,O58OI1 O0 soIlG t2bl sls "a
A. w BrrNcKERHoyy sew RICHARD r. BCLb. PreA
INlOV DINE SAVINGS BANK,
Nos 500 and 89s 'ANAI-sr., Cor - Laght
Opea daly rom 10 a . AID Monday evenings % T.
ASSETS. OVer Ten Millions Dollars.
suraiu. seven HUNDRED MI Flitv rioissni gsihnN
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED
q : CuAPiy Irer. " j. nAlSEs. Prsst
4. 5. AKNorR. sccrrtaEY.
Irving Savings Institution,
No. gS WARREN-Sr.. NEW-YORA.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST arosgd 90 % sIms ,,
DEPOSITS HADE SOW DRAW INrkRhsi fkOh AFidL l.
Bans ouen daily lO a nL 20 3 M
WALTER W. CONChLIN. FhESiDHst.
VANDERBILT T. BUXTON seretlry
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
details being as follow


The foreign news was important. In London Sc
curities were strong for COnsols. firm for United
States bonds, and irregular Erie, Central closing
better after sales at So. There no change in the
Bank of England rate ofdiscOunt which still stands
at 81 per cent, money in the open market being
lower. The Bank of England lost El3O0O in bullion
during the week. and gained $4,000 on balance to-
day. Foreign Exchange was firm at yesterdays S
rates, both for buying and selling. On gold loans
the rates were B. ST. g T. and for carrying and Hat
The Assistant Treasurer redeemed no called bonds
but paid O1t $4,000 in coin interest. The days
business at the Gold EXCHANGE Bank covered; Gold
cleared. SCI ,272OOO; gold balances,'Sl Su25S cur
rency balances 81 2O78,667. The following were the
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

QUOtdDIOlS.
lOOO.ll35s ll30...ll3A l:OO...-ll3+ 2i50''''i .
l05O...1lSSs l2:'...ll5A l:5D...l l64 0UO - ,
ll:OD...ll3as l2:3L...ll34 2:uO.....liJ@ HLl0s
The days business at the l. = SuD-lreasury
comprised:
G rcep,, 5000 so 80 Curreacr paints s90s s69 80
G0G lOs02O - Orencl dtabce.OJfo o'1 ~
75T5jS Al Cas0ms 4O4OOJ OO
Curencv 2IO.tNO 70
"A d afiail n
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Cn Ms.I i, y act We steady sales Of lOO bDs We lao
Neal 10 9si az o o,D Ms Ss'i P2 50S p 90
Corr s:s sss WV 7Ss 10 Meal Coo Bar % 30
Bag ae3 y iH aRa s s5Ssi 81 Meal ~ 70
Wv ~ a. Srogsi Ped At 81 2Desl 80 y 100 I'D ,.,, b
PRBGHTsThere sss more gensrai naSrI wv ~ m & J enss IN
s~asrs iayor. satlb q tue 1ints o. -. ol
request and ooaga, hsns l' s I ags sss.
liverpool by steam 10000 buh t'ran a. 70 -; - 49, a.
hash Corn at sii 1000 bes Fonr Al ~ - 'l - I =, S0s
10 Tanion h rs 900 bush Wbests ~ iVVV Dds Dds ls
- 4IgL by 900 oos9 orAin A. ~ ~ - G r. = So
m nm. PorE al 6 Fouf 3s and through inishs %
don 10 tons goods al nc b,i ~
Sn1 ore cain Al IL Norwegian hns henee /"
direct port Fanoe, Win loO4 q no. no., CS1Seat With
zoo o 40 At r.: NorsegIn bG hence 10 cok for onus @
Hel klnedon 300 Cram a, A. e '..aA& & ,' ~,b
-o o. do ,sae gogaee 1 3 lisAsA b-4, aSAso -
dot tr n IrrIand bstseen waterfront and Belfast Win -ooO w
do AZ Ia and - lho sI days Norwegian 9lf hsAse
~ WSrIs. with 400 Crude Petroleum 81 D. fli ~"
.n mn seyee 10 the Castinsnt With 1000 bbls ke1ns
do Al B Italian hng sehee 70 zoe mes ."As G
q O c.ses Re6ueI DO 2se s1d II gr8AlI aHi az
b $40 tou register henrs 10 Gibraltar aai CldI Aaa ie'-H VIE
TobAcc5 and staves private terms ,t In, ,,-iv,ls
and vor,b uew from but the higher rats 0 fegh
FOR exort we dong for INC iuure A
market closes quet bat strong hs 'upp ~ - m. 5sHsni m
tbe a i ore sctivc the 24s 200 bush At 81 - @
loI uneraiei lows Ana kalsas - % o 60 j gaule
AL 90 iof No doi ~ 5J4sl % - no 20 no an 81
held ~ 65 anu 81 IS bli 81 " oi ~ l,Y soipr
for Rel Western ~ 7J iot Amber 90 ~ % S m nn s NJ
Mlsante. seller 10 ths iot My al ~ jB 2jOOU 5an 'uM 49,
MAY 81 50; 25OOy bqsh 90 Pn Tue esn5 o at rel West
saoAf at 81 "a al 90. Bsrey Il fnei ' o. ss- Il
German private terms 100 ossh. laieed West
81 SO 100 lush T~o-rOse state ~ 80 rasn sn'
CtI ~ 80 Osts loser and close a We We f
Mixed a9C4e WGlse "a agO0ai Nssisn Ai74 Az VI
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financial.
PROPOSALS FOR 1850, ,tai sg


.
Tho Proposals t5~ 81 Boa sna yeafs sf -
dmptss desired, and gr 1s.r'a s0A- eresf
Tor each ssae or
Aaeh iaiari Pnus-ss
Comptroller.
fhe nght rerved Comp,roisf ieei
al N ~ his n In Biz jde1t t0uny equre
For iul Particular Cily Asoorf
ASDKRw A. GREEN Con7inaIier
City OF wiork Department of Fuaaer Coupgslers Otcs.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
WE ILLiNOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.

Oilers and premium Of OSK PR CgNr ti0D sh aes-h
Construction Norars
payment. pror July l. 1874 a. H. oEos IN se~ fsrk
outstanding
t3,OOO.UOO. rlca B0lds mature Apr H. 1870.
. v " RAf DOLPH rre.-rr-r.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-06-26
LAGRANGE. GA. March %, 1870
NEAR MARIETTA. Ca. March n, ls7o

NEAR MARIETTA, Ga, March u. lS70
Messrs. VIM. Root Il Son-Dear Sls =
Some months ago boughta bottle of Brad
fields Female Regulator from you, aud have
used it in my family with the utmost satisfac
ton, and have recommended il TO two or three
other families, and they have found it just wh hat
it is recommended. The females who hsv,
used your Regulator are in perfect health, and
are able to attend TO their household su,ie>
and we cordially recommend it 10 the public.
Yours respectfully,
Rev. H. b. JOHNSON.
Wecould add thousand other certificates
hut we consider the above amply sufficient proof
of It's virtue. All we ask is trial.
For full particulars, history of diseases ard
certificates of its wonderful cures, the reader is
referred 10 the wrapper around the bottle.
Manufactured and sold by
BRADEIELD & CO..
Price 81 so. Atlanta. e.;
BSod by VIM. Root and Haley n C....
Marietta; Ga. ftb27-lv.
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che slarittta gOnrnal.
TEE CIRcAssIAN BEAUTY wooED
III. AND WON.

piAklrg Letter 10 the New York Herald
Mention was made few months
since in the columns Of the Herald
Of the romantic attachment OF
young man named Bruce, Of this
city, for Znlu ARA, known as the
beautiful Circassian girl, who last
summer travelled in a professional
capacity with Barnum's circus, ana
who, during the past winter, attrac-
ted many admirers to Barnum's Mu-
scum, in this city, where she was on
exhibition. Bruce, who is man OF
considerable fortune, proposed mar
riage to the beautiful Circassian, who
put him off from day to day until he,
fearing that he was thwarted in his
love. became very much depressed
in spirits. lie actually haunted the
museum wherein the girl was on ex-
hibition, and on her ultimately re-
iusing TO see him or to allow the cor
respondence TO continue further, he
became melancholy, and soon aiter
exhibited symptoms OF insanity. -
The symptoms developed SO rapidly
and we're of so serious a nature as to
cause bis friends to have him re-
moved to Dixmont Insane Asylum.
At this institution he remained until
q few weeks ago, when he was pro-
nouuced cured, and accordingly dis
charged. !,
With liberty came the old and
strong affection for tho Circassian,
and he made inquiries in almost every
quarter Of the city as TO her present
whereabouts. Ascertaining that she
was travelling with O'Brien's circus,
then IN the interior Of New York
State. he fastened thither, and came
up with ghe object Of bis search at
ANAL village called Fair Hill. This
xaS~on Friday last, and the meeting
W{wcen the couple is said to have
been an exceedingly cordial and
Joyous one. lie again told her OF
his love, and again, proposed mar
riage. Greatly to his JOY the trials
and tribulations Of very romantic
courtship were brought To happy
end by the acceptance of his offer.
The next day, in the presence OF all
those connected with the circus and
attending side shows, the young
couple were made man and wife -
After the ceremony they were The
recipients Of numerous congratula-
tions, and the contract Of the lady
with the circus manager having been
annulled to the satisfaction OF all
concerned, the coaple left for Pitts
bugh, where they arrived yesterday.
B.uce is rather fine looking man
and the heir to large estate.
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pnwpRoPs OF WISDOM

From impure air we take diseases
from bad company, vice and i'm
perfection.
We hear the rain fall, but not the
snow bitter grief is loud, calm griel
is silent.
Those days are lost in which we
do no good those worse than lost,
in which we do evil,
Friendship is a vase, which, It
once flawed, may as we'll be broken ;
it can never be trusted after,
A word of kindness is seldom
spoken in vain, 1t is a seed which,
even when dropped by chance,
springs up sweet flower.
Man wastes his mornings in an
ticipating his afternoons, and he
wastes his afternoons in regretting
his mornings.
We love much more warmly while
cherishing the intention Of giving
pleasure, than an hour afterwards
when we have given it.
People who are always talking
sentiment, have usually no very deep
feelings. The less water you have
10 your kettle, the sooner it begins
to make noise and smoke.
Evil thoughts in the soul of either
man or woman, like oil in water, will
rise to the top. No projections or
deceit can amalgamate them with
virtue so that they will remain con
caaled.
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J. II. BOSTON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-06-26
DR.. RAILWAYS
PeriGCtPuFgatiVe&RGgllatilgPill

perfectly tasteess elegantly coated with sweet gum
Furec. regulate. parity, cleanse and Strengthen Had
ways Pits the Of all Disorders OF the stomach
Liver. Bowels Kidneys. Bladder. Nervous Diseases
Headache Constipation Cus1tveness Indigestion. Dys
pepsa BiousReSS Bilious Fewer. Inflammation Of The
kovelS Pfles and ali neFaageH,enis OF the Internal
AseerA Warranted Ia etfect pocttive cure. Purely
Vegetable containing mercury, minerals or dcleeeri
a1s 3rDSS
iew desc Of RApwAv's PILLS viii free the SIS
ten from Al zEzs diSOrdeTs Price. seufs
per Sex SOLD BY pauSitsESfS
mad |FAISE AND TRUSa send enc .Sster
e-Anp 10 EAnNAY CO, No. = Warren 81, New.
Y.sS lafsrlnAs,ss w0ris shoGss1is viii - sanf Yea
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HOW no suocREp.

If your seat is too hard to sit up
on, stand up. If rock rises up
before you, roll it away, or climb
over it. II you want money, earn
it. If you wish for confidence,
prove yourself worthy of it. 1t
takes longer TO skin an elephant
than mouse, but the skin is worth
something. Don't be content with
what another has done; surpass it,
Deserve success, and it viii come.
The boy was not born man, The
sun does not rise like rocket, or
go down like bullet fred from a
gun; it slowly but surely makes its
round, and never tires. 1t is as
easy 10 be leader as wheel,horse.
If the Job be long, the pay will be
greater if the task be hard, the
more competent yon must be to do it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-06-26
INDICATED HONEY!

Sovereign Balm for Coughs, Colds, Bron
cbts, aud Asthma BY its time ly use many
supposed eases Of Consumption arr promptly
relieved.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-06-26

A MAN cannot afford to be unfaith>
full under any circumstances. A
man cannot afford to do less than
his best at all times and under all
circumstances. No matter how
wrongfully you are placed, and no
matter how unjustly you are treated,
Won cannot, fer your own sake, at
ford to use anything but your better
self, nor to render anything ba, your
better service. And, certainly, you
cannot when you consider that i is
10 the Lord you are acting. Aoa
cannot afford TO sheat cheater.-
You cannot afford to lie to liar
Yon cannot afford to be mean 70 n
mean man. You cannot afford to
de other than deal nprightly with
any man, no matter what exigencies
may exist between him and you
No man can afford to be anything
bat a true mat, living in his higher
nature. and acting from the nobiest
considerafions.--B eechey.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-06-26
A Word Of Warming.

READER, IN CHANGING OVER THE
different Newspapers, Magazine Aimanacs
and even on the stumps, fepee and on the
house-tops, your attention every where d.
rqc,ed to the scores Of self-styled human bene
factors. and nowhere is this more apparent and
disgusting than in the local notices OF certain
patent medicine vendors in condemning some OF
The most valuable preparations, which they
know TO be superior to their own, and hope by
this continued gas-conading to decoy the
simple minded into belief that they swallow
aether too thin for this country and especially
The climate because the people here already
know whats what" and when weakness or
general debility and indigestion requires the
use OF wholesome Tonic and Restorative they
resort promptly TO McCUTCHEON'S CHER
OKEE INDIAN BITTERS" and are never
disappointed in their reasonable expectations.
As vet nothing equal to it is offered for their ae-
ceptance either in this or any other market.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-06-26
Boston & Gilbert t.

NORTH SIDE, PUBLIC SQUARE.
ND EGS THE CITIZENS OF MARIETTA
A-D and vicinity 10 call and examine it+iI
stock OF
FAME OR ocaE-Es
which they are receiving every day, and now
have in store a fnl supply otGoods. namely
All grades of Rio and .. &. Java
Coffee.
Roasted Rio Coffee received
weekly.
"A.". "B." and &C" Sugar.
Crushed and Cut Loaf Sugar.
Granulated and Pulverized sugar.
Demerara and p. R. Sugar.
Common nj, lasses.
Best New Orleans Syrups
Flour, of the finest Family y aud
Extra Family" brands
Buck Wheat Flour.
Big llominy, Pearl Grits, " bite
Beans, Cheese.
Country Butter, "Gilt Edge
Goshen Butter. Goldfish,
Mackcrel III kits, quarter and haii
barrels. Rice, Lard, &C.,
Hardware, of all kinds, such as
building hardware Cutlery, Iron and
Steel. Lime.
Prime Timothy Hay, kept all
through the winter season.
Again we would respectfully ask and invite
every one TO call and examine, price, ami So.
for themselves, before purchasing elsewhere.
We are aware, that the best class of Good.
and prices as low as possible, are wha, is need
ed We thank our friends who have isvnre't
ns. and invite ALT give us call.
BOSTON & GILBERT.
Marietta, Dec, go 1873
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-06-26
General Advertisements.
1t leads to Happiness !!
A Boon to the Whole Race Of womanl
DIR. J. BRADFIELD'S
Female Regulator

Ii will bring on the Menses; relieves all pain
nj the monthly Period cures rheumatism
and Neuralgia of Back and Uterus; L-ncor-
rhpa or Whites" and partial Prolapsls Uteri;
cbecl, excessive flow, and correct all Irregular
les peculiar to ladies.
II will remove all Irritation of Kidneys and
Bladder; relieve Costivrness purify the Blood
give tone ard strength TO the whole system,
clear the skin, impatilig rosy ine 10 tie
cheek, and cieerfnlness TO the mind.
1t is as sure a cure in all the above diseases
"a Quinine is in Chlls and Fever
Ladies can cure themselves OF all the above
diseases without revealing their complaints te
any person. which is always moftlfyingto thrli
pride and mOdesty.
1t is recommended by the best physicians aud
the clergy:
LAGRANGE, GA. March %, $50.
Rradfield g. Co. Atlanta, Ga dear Sirs
l take pleasure in stating that have used for
the lasi twenty years the medicinr y"l aie
now putting up, known a Ilr. J. Bradiirid'e
Female Regulator and consider it the hest
hination ever gotten together ful HE dseasea
for which il il recommended have been Ia
miliar with the prescription both a. a liacri.
TONER of medicine ard in domestic practice. and
can honestly say that consider il boon i,,
| suffering females. and can bur hope that ever,
| lady in our whole land, who may be suffering
| in any way peculiar to their sex, may be abb.
| 10 procure bottle. that their snfferngs may
| not only be relieved but that they may be re-
stored 10 health and strength. With my kind
| eat regards, ! am respectfully,
w. Ii. FERRllL, NJ u
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Compound Elk. Corydalls!

CURES
Scrofnla Secondary Syphilis, Eruptions on the
Skin, GanduIar Enargements and all diseases
arising from impure Blood.
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SPECIFIC MEDICINES.
DR.. Greene's Fit Cure!

The Great Remedy for Epilepsy.
CURES
Fits. spasms, Cunvnlsions and Nervous Wake.
fitness, often afresting the Fits from the first
days use.
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WITHER-S
Iron Foundry.

One and halt miles from Marietta on the RIOS
well Road Is prepared 10 make all KIN DIS OF
Grisi Mill Machinery, Circular Saw mills Run
ming Gear for water or horse power Of any
size and description rs good and as eheap as
can be got in Atlanta or elsewhere Factory
castings. Pullys, hangers, shAfting &c.
Engine repairs neatly executed pillow points
last Of any pattern. Beet usrkst price PAID
tJr old csslings.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-25
Political Notes.

JamcsT. Rapler, colored, has been reno
minated for Representative i'll Congress
by the Republicans Of the Second District
OF Alabama.
The Democratic State Convention will
meet at pittsburg Tomorrow.
Delegates to the Republican State Con
vention Of New Jersey Were chosen in
Burlington, last evening, and instructed
to vote for Amos Black for Governor.
Returns from the Democratic Conven-
ton of nearly half the counties in Ar
kansas indicate that u majority Of the
delegates to the state Convention VIII
vote for Baxt = for Governor.
The Der O., ,ic Con- crt ON of Louisi
ana met yesterday at Baton Rouge, al
the parishes in the State except three
being represented. General Alexander
De Cloutt was chosen Temporary chair
man,
The daily gazette., 1874-08-25
Democratlc state Convention.

The Democratic voters Throughout, he
State are hereby notified Ia meet in ti,"''
respective hundreds o'.4.rh county due
notice thereof being gwen for the pi"-
pose of electing fifty-iive delegates from
each county to attend u Stats GonNcii-
ton, to be held at DOVtli"n THu rs
DAY, the 9th day OF AlI'iIlSi. is't, al
one o'clock, p. M, for th" rurp"'r"f no.
minating candidates t"r HE "ilirrs "i
Governorand Represen fativ" int '"ngrcaS'
and to take such other ;ution IN relation
to the approaching c;uiv:lsA ~ shall he
deemed advisable.
BY order of the st alto ESrrnt,ve '"in'
mltup
JOHN p. COCHRAN, Chairman
Auvust 5th. 1874.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-25
The Var OF the l'Gctjons.

Ihe two factions of the n"l,tp can
party are vigorously contendlng tor the
mastery. The Ring is determined to1
hold on to the power that it has. and
with the dexterity it displays IN the use
of the negro votes and the money lavi!h-
ly furnished by the City Council. 1t IS
hardly likely that it will be- defeated.
Just now the clash of words, not arms, is
most fercely waged in the Seventh Ward
The negro vote in this ward is very large
and the Ring cannot brook opposition.
This. however, has been declared. Dr.
A. II. Grimshaw and Mr.. Wm Nj. Candy
have both issued cards announcing them
selves Independent candidates for the
City Council. They are both Repubii-
cans, and declare they are seeking to in
huence an economical administration OF
the city government. This they allege
is not now looked to by the Republican
Ring. These gentlemen say they will
not be bound by party politics in matters
of public concern; but will follow the
course best calculated to serve the inter
ests of all parties; and they therefore
appeal to all parties for support.
In an article in the Commercial ON Sat,
urday, Mr.. Canby's course is commended
and that paper says that he deserve
the thanks of the community and u tn
umphant endorsement at the hands ot
the voters of the ward which he has Sc
faithfully and honestly represented.
As Mr.. Candy is not the nominee o
the Republican party in that ward, thu
editor of the Republican charges the edi
tor of the Commercial with desire t.
prepare the way for himself and other
to bolt the Republican nominations fo
Council in the Seventh ward, and vot
for the candidates on the Independent
ticket"
So the war of the factions in the RI
publican party continues. 1t was cou
menced over the Postmastership, trans
ferred to the candidates for Governc
and is now continued over the cand
tes to the Council.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-25
1tksCIlIef Ais

We cannot anaiyze the Trial poison3 TINT
produce epidemic and endemic disease; but
the valuable discoveries which have been
made in vegetable pharmacy enable uA 10
eounteract. their malilic influence. The most
powerful known antiiote 10 every species OF
malaria is iiostetter'a stomach 6ittels.a pure
hotnni,.i medicine IN which the finest an
tiseptics, toniea. alternatives and ftimulants
OF the vegetable kingdom arc sEiiilully and
effectively combined. At seasons Of the year
miasma, and whenever iiic specific virus Of
any infectious diseaseis supposed TO be present
ia the air. this famous corrective should be
taken regularly a9 Il protective. All who
choose 10 observe this preGautlon may hidde-
6ance to intermittent and remittent ievers
and in fact to all disorders generated by tou
exhaations or impure water. augl0to%'