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Mill Notice.

TO CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
I HAVE removed TO the Montour Mills aud intend
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say to all those knowing themselves indebted to NJ
the AquodWet s, that they would confer great favor
by calling and settling up am very needy and wish
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Montour Mills, April u, lsGO.
MASONRY,
BRICK LAYING a. PLASTERING

TNIIE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of
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~, Residence in Mr. Brewers house, on Iron Street
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tended to. GODFREY BAY
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THIS celebrated Washing Soap is now in market for
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THARTiC PILL is n
lhattiC which the ma.
practice more than
f, -sasing demand from
used the FILLS and the
exl TesS in regard In
me TO place them with
know ,hnt different Ca
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irum q variety of In
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R,SGrMENTs Of the SIN
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TO FARMERS 1NDGARDENEHS

- AN VI Eho 3 " u u Il NERS
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~. f4r 'orn ans Vegetables it is the rhronos, mont,
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LIrE lNo,k NIr.

TIfE INNI K NLr.
TINS GiR4RD LLFt ENNiIIa7.NCT,. .9.N:NTIITT AND
1RUST CdWf.3Nf or PHi.3LELFHL2.
otritE, 40. iOs U,IEsrNtr srUtlr,
CAPITAL paid upJ siUU 0O0.
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Tn capital Ing pail up AMI invested together with
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The following Il few examples from tn, Ecri stpr
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aud .iEchs"s n " hITl HosN TOir- loo numrr
Gus ~ mention this adv rliSrmrnt Dosg Il 4
PEit 10 rlN1S
THE LIVER INviGoR ,TuR FAMILY CATnaRrtc Puts
trtaird by Druggists generally, and suld ho
safe by HE TIadc ~ al large lnwns.
$ w SANFORD, NJ. d.
Manufacturer and rroprieior
335 HRo,pw.y, NEW YORK.
fru. I -'
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Tight, ddd nil Keep m any
l'he FAMILY CAL
gentle but active ca
piietor has ;ised in his
twenty years.
The constant y in
those who have long
satisfaction which all
their use, has induced
in the reach Dfall.
Tie prOtcs sion well
tharlics act on different
This FAMILY CA
with dun reference to
fact, been compounded !
purrsi Vegetable E1-
every part of he Mi
Gnon aud sAYE in n,l Gu
needed, sue II as UE-
MACH SLEtPISEss. PMNS
osrivrNrss. PAS AED /
WHOLE BODY, FROM suh-
Ny If neglected, ~ Il in
Loss OF APPETITE. Al
CuLD OVER THE BUlN
ACHE. or WEIGHT IL THE
DISEASES, w oRms m
ltHEUMA1isM, a great.
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SAN DIS
liver iWIGORATOR,
NEVER DEBlLlTATEs.
I Z Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GIN

i has become an pstnhlll
and approved by all that
rpsortcd TO with conf
cs foI which is recon-.
. II has cured thous-
two years who had Civ
as the numerous I'M
INV possession show
The dose must be a
ment of the Individual
such quantities as to act
Let the dictates of
you N the use of the
TOR, aud II will cure
Gus attacks, Dyspepsia,
mer Complaints, Dyson
dch Hdbitudi COstiueness,
liotbus, Cholera HJdR-
Female Uedkenessos, and
, ~ asan Ordinary Family
SICK HEADACHE, las
in tDsnty minutes Ut,oo
taken at commencement
al iohO use ii are giU-
its favor
MIX WATER IN n
VIGOR hTOR AND SN
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ramp lets containing tables ot rates and explanation
forms Of application, and further Information can b.
found at the office.
THOMAS RiDGEWAY, Prc,i.snt.
JSo +. JAMES, .4oi"ory.
u LEVI l.. TATE .7gsm,
tlrtulrr u. ISL,-IV
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VI q S'"'uai" hi'diCins.
have used IL, nndisnu.,
denee IN all the diseas
mended.
ands within the la,
en- up al hopes Of telief
solicited cert. ficntes in
dnptedto the tcmpc,
taking II, and used in
gently on the Bowels ~
your judgement puida
Ii V L X lNVICORaD
Lirer Complaints, I,jt-
ChrOnic Diarrhoes Sur
terry Dropsy, Sour Stom-
Chohe. Cholera, ChoIero
tnm F2atpience, Jaundies
may ne used success sfui.
Medicine. II win cure
thousands eau testify !
or thrte 7ea,poonJuis az.
of attack.
ing their testimony in
lOUTH WITH THE IN
NV nnufII fIsnnE E1tr.tsu
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ORDER dr"s:"i tH 'iir Mandatory. No. lIu Race n
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OUR REMEDIES by MAIL.

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Sod by E. P. LUTz, CIT, l.U.lnsUu.:> .4.
april T. 1860.
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The Rhode Island Republican state Com.
ventl0n.


PROVIDENCE, Jan. 4, 1850
Republican State Convention met in Providence to-day
nominate candidates for State officers and TO elect dele
gates to the Chicago Convention Hon. Thomas Davis
elected President Seth Padeford Providence was
nominated for Governor, over Thomas G. Turner, the
present Governor, and Samuel G. Arnold. Stephen Ma
con- Of Smithhed nominated for Lieutenant Governor
over Isaac Saunders, the present incumbent. John R.
Bartlett was renOminated for Secretary of State and
Samuel G. Parker for General Treasurer. Thomas K
King nominated for Attorney General in place Je
rome B. Kimball, who declined q denomination.
The Convention was large, every town being repre-
sencd The more radical portion OF the republicans had
the ruling Of the Convention.
Tho resolutions Affirm In the strongest manner the op
position of the Convention to the extension OF slavery
Territories charge the existing excitement upon
the democratic party declare that look only legal
condemn all Of violence whether for the esab
lishment of slavery in Kansas or for its abolition in
Virginia; that entertain towards all the members of
this great conederacy feelings but those Of kindness
and good will; that we look with indignation upon the
persistent misrepresentation public opinion the South
OF increasing the sectional character Of the democratic
party and weakening the bonds Of the Union that we
regard the threats OF resisting the Inauguration of epub
lcan President empty threat TO subserve the in
terests OF political parties by deterrng the people from
ercsing freely their constitutional rights and that ought
ranked among the basest and most contemplate SER
vices of political profigacy.
The delegates elected 10 the Chicago Convention are
James F. Simmons, Sv6jamin T. Eames, Henry Staples,
Benedict Tapham, Rowland R. Hazard, Jr Simon Henry
Green, Nathaniel B. Durfee and Rowland G. Hazard.
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lence in recommending Helpers infamous
book, and it will be in utter violation of the
conservative feeling of the North, and tde in
stinct of selfpreservation in the South, if he is
elected to preside in national body. The
representatives in Congress should resist his
being forced upon them, persistently, consist
emily and determinedly. If the House cannot
be organized otherwise than by Z lection Of
such fanatic endorser, let it never organize
Let them vote on till the next Presidential
election-till the 4th of March, l861-and then
let them 60 home for instructions from their
constituents Our word for 1t, the people will
never elect Congress that will choose Sher-
man, or any other endorser Of the incendiary
teachings of Helper, the underground railroad
of Greeley, or the fanatical thieves spurred on
by Seward and Wendell Phillips.
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Markets.
NKw ORLEANS, jan 8, l0oA
Cotton sitter, but prices unchanged. Sales to-day
800 baes sales OF the last three days 81 900 bales
ceps Of same ne aS 800, against 50 900 in corrsspead
mg period LAST year. Increased receipts at this port
10000 bales DO at al the ports SSo 900 bales. Fr
70 Liverpool ol6d.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4, 1880.
Cotton nrm: sales to-day 900 bales At lOXc leKA
Tor middmf Sugar nrm ct 71<c. . 7Ac. Pork clesel
0-l6d.
Momx, Jan. 8, 1850.
Coon-sales to-day $500 bales at 10 70 for rniddinx
sales Of the last three days 1900 bales receipts Of
Sterling exchange per cent premium
BALTIMORE, Jan. 4, 1900
Flour firm; sales 5000 bbls City Nils and HownrA
Street superhne at - 2S Wheat duh for Of STOCK
Corn dull and tending downward Provisions steady;
meas pork SIC 50; bacon, &c Whiskey very dull &
26c. Sight exchange on New York unchanged.
PmADur1nA, JAN 4, 1880
Flour quiet, and superhne wanted ct Is Co.
Wheat firm; sales 1000 bushels at d As q 80 for
white, and 81 "a 81 80 for red Corn frm sales 30Oo
bushels yellow new at 76c, and old ct &c Oats, CSC.
46c. Whisky steady at 26Kc Q 27Hc.
OuuHxAu, Jan. 4, 1851.
Flour steady at Is 30 ss 70. Whskey 2lc. Hogs
unchanged sales 1900 Is 20 % So Receipts Of the
whole season Receipts ahead Of last year 0oo
Mess pork tl6 80 q SO o2k.
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Assembly,.


AIBAxr, Jan. 4, 1850.
roiING RAILROAD FREIGHT
Business In the Assembly opened with the presentation
Of petitions for pro rata freight BILL
Mr. FLAoIxR rep) said these the forerunners Of
avalanche Of similar petitions most important sub
ect He moved the reference Of all such 10 select com
mittee Of i've. Agreed to.
NOTICES or BILLS
Notices Of the following bills were given
By Mr.. Coorzx crop ITO provide for tho appointment
Of Inspectors and Canvassers Of Elections in New York
BY Mr.. JOINS (dem ITO divide the Eleventh ward Of
Brooklyn, and to extend Felix street.
10 repeal the Brooklyn City Court act
By Mr.. JAQun (rep ITO facilitate the collection Of
Also 70 amend the Religious Societies Incorporation act
BY Mr.. BUSH lrep. ITO amend the General Railroad
By Mr.. CAuIoon (dem. ITO prevent The fraudulent
Esnafer Of property, and to smend the New York
Wharves and Slips laws.
BY Mr.. FlAoIxs-W Pro Rata Freight BILL
BY Mr. BURNS (dem ITO repeal the New York Stage
NJ Gown Ss 9ssf s 1
By Mr.. ALLEN ITO extend the time for the con-
structiOn Of the Buffalo and pit.sourg Railroad.
The reports OF the Bank Superintendent and Inspector
OF State Prisons presented
THE CIIAPLAINCY HOUSE,.
long debate eDsued upon the question OF inviting
cergymen TO open the proceedings OF the House with
prayer.
Chaplain the House. After discussion, the subject
laid the table, the invitation Of the clergy being
left at the discretion Of the Speaker Pending the action
OF the House on the question,
GovsRNoR's MESSAGE
The Governors annual message was taken up in Com
mittcc Of the Whole; but without action debate the
committee rose, and the House adjourned
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The New CATHOLIC ORGAN-CrRcu1.AR OF
ARCHBISHOP HvGHEs.-h another column will
be found circular from Archbishop Hughes,
recognizing the Metropolitan Record as the Off
cial medium Of communication between him
and the clergy and laity Of his diocess This
proceeding on the part of an ecclesiastic of the
Archbishop's rank is rather an unusual one,
but it has been necessitated by circumstances.
Hitherto it has been enormously supposed that
the Freeynon's Journal was the organ of His
Grace. The truth is that ii is merely the per.
sonal organ of the eccentric individual who
conducts it A nondescript in religion, in poll
tics and in manners, and little bit of an ency-
clopedist to boot, he is the most unsuitable
person that could be selected for the conduct
of a religious newspaper. Mr. Mullaly the
editor Of the Record, is, on the contrary, a
sound Catholic and man of practical views,
and he is not likely to fall into the mistakes
committed by his Eighty contemporary. The
condition imposed upon him by the Arch
bishop, that he shall not identify his paper with
any political party in the United States, offers
an additional guarantee that it will be conduct
ed strictly in accordance with the principles
that should govern Catholic journal In this
country.