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New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
ATLANTIC VS.. LAWMAKERS
YACHTING.

The entries for the Regatta of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club which will be sailed on Thursday, are as
follows: soOps-Graoie, Atlantic Yacht Club; Madeline
New.York Yacht Club; Anna, Atlantic Yacht Clubs
X. Kelly Atlantic Yacht Club; Cyrene, Atlantic Yacht
Club; Cornella Hoboken Yacht Club; FaVorita Harlem
Yacht Club Annie Bayonne Yacht Club Sophia, Brook
lyn Yacht Club;. Polynesia, Brooklyn Yacht CLUB
Eclipse, Jersey City Yacht Cub Mary, Bay0nne lacht
club; Houp La Brooklyn Yacht Club; Nellie e., BROOK
lyn Yacht Club; Bertha, Brooklyn Yacht CUB Apollo
Brooklyn Yacht Club; Agnes, Brooklyn 1acnt Slup
Club Restless, Brooklyn Yacht Club Emma Brooklyn
Yacht Club onward, Brooklyn Yacht Clno fy AWWnS,
Yacht Club sadie Atlantic Yacht club Psyehe' brook
Cloud, Brooklyn Yacht Club Niagara brooklyn YACHT
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A BISHOPS TOUR AROUND THE WORLD.

Ht hI-hnpS OF The MethOdl5t EpSC0pai OhuICn
In this country not dOcesaDs but exercise Joint aud
general authority over the whole Church one OF them,
Bishop Kingsley Ia about to start course OF Eplsoo
pal VisitatiOns which affords striking Illustration OF tao
breadth Of the field which our American Methodas
have EXTENDED their missionary operations. He goes first
10 Colorado, where be Will organize an annual Confer
ence thence TO Oregon, 10 snpcrnend the meeting f
Conference there; then back 70 the California CohIu
once and then to Shanghai In China, aud from there 10
the Conference In Northern India After that he Is ID
visit the work in Germany Denmark. sweden, ana 0nF
European countries This visitation round the world
20 end in France Summer, and the Bishop expects ID
reach his home again. II fo Is spared In September
In tho programme OF this tour tho days "
the month specified which each meeting Is To b
hcB and such is the completeness or modern arrange
ments for travel that very little apprehension ~ enter
tanned OF failure Ia the appointments. baltimore sun
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
REDUCTION OF FARES ON THE CENTRAL PACIFIC

The Central BaCllC railroad Company seems
TO be gradually reducing It's fare from the very high
10 cents me-whch report has said would BE- perma.
nCnt We glad 20 Eec the following in The Sap Ffd,l
CISCO EUenta0 Bulletin OF June 8: The Central Pachc
Railroad Company announced yesterday another impr-
tant reduction OF fares that road IL cyidmt
that the prlces viii be arranged on such an equitable
scale that the public will have ground OF compliant
Moderate fares for the boncnt OF tho Railroad Con-
pany and the public According 10 the present tarh tie
rate per mile through 10 Prsmontory IL six cents and
fraction. Tho reduction also 20 intermediate points
reported to be 80 per cent White Pine travellers get
Important reduction. The fare TO ElkO IS put at
$50 10, and the stage fare from that point to
White Pine has for some time, believe, been
as low IS, by virtue OF q strong competition. There
will probably be uniform system Of pro rata charges
over both roads; for take IL for granted that the
Union will charge no more per mile than the Central
and, in fact that for oil working purposes both roads
will be II the rates OF the Central were adopted on
the other line the fare from Sacramento TO Omaha wond
be about S2O but round 500 that the excess
would DO likely TO disappear soon The passenger would
90 through from San Francisco TO New IoIk for sum
not exceeding $40.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
NIIW III|WI y y -.
Jersey City, N. j., June IL, 1869.
70 "a. EDITOR Of The Tribune.

SIR: In your daily edition OF May ~ was ah
article on the subject OF FoggnE in Schools" condemn
ing practice brutal 20 In THE TRIBUNE OF Juno
g. among Letters from tho People" short article
headed Defense OF the Rod" anda few editorial re-
marks thereon which short aud to the point but
contained merely assertion, proof You say We be-
admit that there teachers who can only
command obedience by nogglng. We only wish 10 add
that thoro also teachers who can secure obedience
without hOgging. and prefer this Sort That there
teachcrsand they the best ones-who can gen
orally dispense with corporal punishment know 20 be
true Yet there much difference in schools and pu-
pills as teachers. You make allowance for this diff
ference. No teacher at all times and In all schools
entirely dispense with corporal punishment Of some kind
except at the peril good order and correct discipline
This 10 theory, but the result OF personal e1pe-
Tieuce. In public schools where all classes
are educated We have, as 1t were, miniature
world those who are naturally dOCile ana ODE
dent aud those who only obey tho laws
OF school because they must may well talk Of
dispensing with jails and pcncntianes because they
are uhuman and unnatural keepers, To assert that
schools be properly governed without enforcing obe-
dieuce when necessary by gentle means II possible by
severe measures II you must. That this right Is often
abused there Is no doubt. There too many people,
both parents and teachers who cannot govern them
selves much less they capable OF controlling others
Drop teachers Of this class from the ranks but do not
fctter the hands Of your sober earnest workers g.
OleOHtd, OSego County, N. J., June H. 1862.
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CHEAP LANDS IN WISCONSIN.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
SIR: / wish to call the attention OF persons
wishing to buy homes where they get good SOIL good
water and healthy climate, to sauk County land ON
account OF the great decline the price OF hops money is
very scarce and greater portion OF the best arhs ID
the county are heavily mOrgaged SO that they VIII nave
win expire this FALL and the lands will have 10 De soa
iie ~ ta owner holder of the mortgage "A person
titb a small amount of ready cash can get him good
Lone we'll Improved for about Onethird what he could
ho~a bougbt the same property for year ago. I Is
GOOD time for egrants to settle here as everything that
ev wish 10 buy may be purchased at very low prices
o1r costs 50 per ewt potatoes Oc per bush corn and
oats about 5Oc; butter, l5c b eggs, Zoe doz; wheat
soc &C. Lumber and building materials be bought
at low prices. There very great inducements for
settlers IN this county. family with small amount Of
cash and energy get good start in the world here in
a very short time. GEO. p SANFORD.
Laralie Saak Co., Wis, June 10, 1862
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CIVIL

In the Kings County Surrogates Court last
week surrogate Nccdor granted letters 0f administration
I'm the estates OF tie followngnamed persons namely
Charles Gillette DOrothea Wildey, Conrad E.chhorl,
John n Reilly. Jane Eaton, Malacky Flynn, Marcus
bernstein and Daniel FarreB, all Of Brooklyn aud Cor
neIus 5. Duggan Of New-orleans, La
In the SurrOgate's Court, before Surrogate
Tucker ast week letters Of administration granted
on the estates Of Jane Noble, Margaret Barnes Mary A.
g. Doyle, John L. Beck. Mary Boncher; Cornela A.
Ivor Albert Plttnan, Annette Mngard, Hermann Ret
line Mary Davis John 4. Brown. Henry Turner Adene
Tavor Martin IT, Rose, Henry Eckenroth, Rachel Danks
James ". Bishop, Henry A. schermcrhorD.
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y eVVIe Is appenueu
ETAa
MUTUAL
Total.",.'.,.....25 20 2' ~
clubs l.t "a 81 Ah 5h 6tA. ia sth OH
star.......O 2 . o l-S

clubs l,t "a 81 GL Sh eA 7A sd Oh
fMtI5;;i....S 3 9 dd--SS
fef % ba,e-DonrI l. Rogers Cumauss l. Worth, jewell
L. Johns /; L. Hunt L. Z. hs l. Ceaa home IuusHa. Fy
fs1@fsi bo @ TSa sS 4 H. .'i Hsai 3, 'S w.. p g Haa,
Ha.isd, g. Mills & Mills bsgsL total u Foii bSasd
piay-Pat By Hall = Johns 81 Cuzmings Assisted By John
q Maedanni p Dolar Il Jewell Ban Pat 9at By bsgsl
Mills Double PLAYS bJ Maedsrnd hud Hall asa Hal sna Capmngi
also By Hdsi ssl Esgsr kua oat-"au ~ johns Ons sa
Nutuss 23 stars a. uEPireAG ln,rd Of The B'ge Clu ota
bush seor-Messrs Sterling aaI Mccarthy! Tine Of ga"s-ENo
hours aud ioriy-aTe minutes
RED STOCKINGS VS.. OLYMPIC OF PHILADELPHIA.
The CinCinnats have added another 10 their
already brilliant list OF victories, this time cOnquorlng
the olympic Club Of Philadelphia by score OF y 10 H.
EMPLOYEES GAMES,
Baseball seems TO have become an institution
houses and business firms On Saturday the following
games we're played Brown, Harris Hopkins VS.. X. W.
Robinson son-resulted n favor OF the astnamed by
score OF IS TO 3. Furman, Goodwin, Walker q Co. vs.
Sprague Coburu Co51 TO 20 In favor OF the former.
Fowler, socum Forman ys. Buckley Murfey Ceoil-
f. s. L. winning by score OF SO 10 81. GashLe Emery
* Co. VS. Adrlance Rollins COast named won, % to a.
ATLANTIC OF BROOKLYN VS.. PICKED NINE OF
BOSTON.
This game was played at Boston on Satur-
day Seven OF the Trmountains and two or the Lowell
Club composed the Picked Nine After contest remark
able only for It's tedOusness and display OF uls, the
game was decided draW-scOrc, % TO %.
ATLANTIC VS.. LAWMAKERS.
The first of q hOme-and-hOme series between
these noted mines will be played at the Capltolne
Grounds thus afternoon Inc last game thet was pay ca
defeats both Clubs have mot with OF late, VIII serve 70
make to.day's game close aud exciting.
RED STOCKINGS VS.. ATHLETIC OF PHILADELPHIA.
The Cincnnatis will meet their last OppO-
nents tins afternoon The game has eansed much eAS'te
in Philadelphia and, no doubt Will 6e witnessed by
immense a5semDlaBo.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
NORTH GEORGIA.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Will you allow me to call the attention
Of those OF your readers who have anticipated settling in
NorhEast Georgia the fact that there has not been
murder committed in this section Of the state, for many
months past" The peaceful and law.abding people 0t
this section would be thankful for such staeinot in
the columns Of The TRIBUNE. Wh p.AsoN, tr.
Athens, Ca, June 8, 1869.
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DO THEYf

To He Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: A casual loOker-On in Venice who is
to the manner born" after having inspected number
Of the magnificent public and private edfces Of this
great city, some Of which for spendor may vie with any
in Europe, desires to ask through your columns that you
will yourself your useful, humorous, sarcastic
vein make the inquiry II the City Fathers design 10 De
eueath those two uncouth antiquated lnconVemehs
markets bordering each river In the lower part OF tho
city together with that also antquated lncQhVeneh
crampedup United States PosOce TO posterty 70 slgn
over and 10 contrast with the aforesaid splendid edihces
WV A LooKERON IN VENICE.
Est1- York June Is, 1862
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MUTUAL VS.. srAR-rHE cnAMPIoNs DEFEATED

The Mutuals went over to the Capitolne
Grounds on Saturday to have practice gene with
OF BruOklyns crack amateur niues-the Stars. They
came away much to their astonishment defeated party
very badly too, the score standing over two 10 one
against them. They white washed Ave times and
their opponents twice The pitching Of Cummings be-
wdered them and the fielding Of amateurs astouished
them These strong points OF play. together with
splendid batting enabled the stars 70 win with The
Mutuals did their best ~ avoid defeat. WOors and
swandel changed of in ptchhg. This made but little
difference the stars bated one easy as the other
The full score IS appended,
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THE COURTS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Chamber of the Supreme Court has been
removed from the nconyenent room hitherto occupied
by It the bfOwn-stone building and will be held
and after the third Monday Of this month IN its
the new County Courthouse.
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To!al........,.H Total ,....

Isn ba,s.-GeAtee, NJ King q crnver Il Powers MArdn
Neso PBkbam Clean home runskelson, l.
FIEDSG SCoKA-FlT catche-Wad g. Powers. 2; McAtee
Fyua Crave BearH 2toia TIeacey Il JeHett 81
Allison e. Martin, l; Nelson, IL Pinkhan Total H.
Foul eaichesCraver, q NeAee, Hodes p Jewett
O. NJ King AlsoU g. Nelson l. Wood Assisted b King Ii
H Fisher CAyer IL Powers 2: Bearnan 81 Patterson,
IL Nelson IL Hodes q Jewe L. Weed Double plays By Pater
Wood putting Powers and Cyer the a aRd returning
Passed balls" which bases mAdeCrAVe
10; Hodss JsWett Outs foul bas-HAymaker times
Fckford called ballsM. King J.; Nelson, l.
Moae Of the Active Club Of NeSfOrk ScerersMr
tVeutv
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will have all the support needed enable them to go
on thoroughly in the good work Of Durcaon rerench'
ment and reform. p' VIVID
NelC. York. June a. 1860.
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THE INTERNAL REVENUE LAW AND ITS con
SIRUCIlON.

Tie United States agt. John NJ. IeFFJ 'Nd
Others Of the cigar cases IN when iatse
number OF arrests have been made growing out OF tbe
fact that retail dealers ia cases. sell cigars out OF
uDstanped boxes have failed TO restamp their c6aH
AFTER tIe LIST OF ADr 1869 This is claimed 10 be in viola
ton of Sections IS and "a Of the Internal Revenue Law OF
Is6s The defendants arrested for having parts Oi
four boxes OF cigars on hand unsod April 1907 ana
continuing to sell from them without re-stamplhg =
Mr. Ethan Allen appeared as counsel for the de-
fendspts and made a long and exhaustive
argument in their favor, on the law OK
the case making the following p0ihSS: fnSti
facturers and all retail dealers Seeoad TAat
the defendant having purchased lis cigars before the
LIST OF p and paid for the stamps them, had there
by purchased from the United states right to sell the
whole box and Congress could not violate It's contract
that he should do So Or at least that ntendment
against the intention 20 violate such contract would
be taken THIRD That the retail dealers had 10 author
iy under the act to stamp brand pack cigars as re-
qulred by the law aud If they did either. they would
then commit Ofense against the law helu by the
Government in its official rulings great many cigar
dealers present the being OF great interest 10
them but tine Commissioner reserved hs decision 10
future day.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

PETITIONS AND DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.
During the week ending on the 10Th inst, only
petition filed in voluntary baHkuptcy-;Ia or
William II. AbertsOn. During the samo period dis
charges In bankruptcy received by Joseph III. VIII
liams John Thompson Silas j.. Hbbari, LOUIS Seiierd
Ambrose Stevens aud Charles Il. Sergeant
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

The Cncinnatis have added another 10 their
already brilliant list OF victories this time conquorng
the OLymplo CLnb VI PhAdelpha BY score OF q " II.
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ATLANTIC OF BROOKLYN VS.. PICKED NINE o

This game was played at Boston on SatuI
day Seven OF the Trimountains and two OF the Lowe
Club composed the Picked Nine. After contest remarl
able only for It's tedlOusness and display OF mus III
game was decided o draW-scOrc, 20 TO 90
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BEAST BUTLER.

General B. F. Butler ha, been sued b,
Rowcna Florence, niece Of the la.s Gen.
eTal Tviggs, to recover articles Of silver.
ware, aad the three gold-bilted jewele5
swords presented to General Twiggs, b,
the United States Government, and hi
Statcs of Georgia and Texas, for mcritori,
Gus services rendered by him in the Mcxi,
can war. These swords, valued st S35..
900 in gold, and the Silverware aud table
furniture, worth $4,000 in gold, Mrs
Florence AYERS were taken and appropri-
ated to his own use by General Butler.
while he commanded in New Orleans, il
the spring of1S62.
Mrs Florence says that when her good.
werc seized she Was living in privacy and
retirement, and was not in arms or an
alder or abcttor ofpcrsons in arms against
the United States Government. She fur
Their says that the swords are family
heirlooms, not used or designed to be used
in any military enterprise whatever, but
had been given to her by General
Twiggs.
General Butler, Mrs. Florence saws.
has given ont that the swords had been
deposited in the Treasury Department ;
but he has never accounted for the silver
ware at all. Inquiries had been made on
her behalf at the Treasury Department,
and vcrba! order had been obtained from
:1-Prcsident johnson for their return :;
but after diligcut search they could not
be found.
Roadway May, Mrs. ForeDce's attorney,
At New Orleans, makes affidavit that the
,us is instituted in good faith, and the
facts as complained of were matters of
public no'oTicty at New Orleans.
"adse Jones has granted an order of
arrest fixing bail at SIS, 900.
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.ops;dcrcd, a part Of the debt Of the Gov.

considered, part Of the debt Of the Gov
crument.
And now as to our original statement.
We said on tho 1st of October that the
deb: had increased SIS. 000,C9o 90 since
March 4th, 1869. The gentleman %
said We lied" and that it had de-
creased S56,OOO,OOO 90" during the
same period. The basis on which to set
tie this question is, Of course, the debt
statements of March LIST and October 1st,
1869. Comparing these statements, and
deducting from the cash in the Treasury
on the LIST Of October the SG2,198 $50
OF bonds issued to the Pacific Railroad,
and the further sum Of 81 Sos, 46G II,
the amount Of interest which has accrued
and is unpaid on the Pacific Railroad
bonds, and the total increase Of the deb;
is S6,S75,57l Al. Then add to this the
amount of the sinking fund, which is er.
roneously and illegally included in the
item of Cash in Treasury" and you will
find that the debt has increased more than
I S23, 900, 900 90.
We regret that We have not space tc
present the reports Of the Secretaries re,
ferred to, but We refer the gentleman e,
to them for any further information he
may desire on the subject, and would urge
upon his imagination the proverb that ar
"Open confession is good for the soul,
and he having confessed to having lied t.
to the extent OF S54, 100000 90, should
not stop to confess to having lied abOu
the other few odd millions.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
Eoa. J.T.1oEE, 9s't Board OFF,.
G. c. S:argiIS, Secretary. Sens.

ALEXANDER MARTIN, D. D. p,.,,,
Professor OF Mental and Moral pb.ln,"oHes
F.S. LYON, A. u. vice-Presideut P.og!.
ofEngish Literature and Princir al of 1pS,S.Sos
story Department. E''fN'-
s. G. STEvEES, A. H., Professor ocAs,-,,
and Physics. S"0non!
L. II. PIEEcD, A. ", Capt. c. S. A. p-o,
Of Mathematics and Military Tactic, ''''S'7F
J. J. STEvESsoS, A H.. Ph. D., ProS,,, .
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, o.
F. ". WoOD, PHI. D., Professor Of Ipc,.,,
Modern Languages. ga
0. ". MILLER, a. NJ, Assistant in the p,,,...
tory Department. PSEs'
! D. B. PCRISTox, Tutor.
GEORGE u. HAGASs, Esq, SuperIntso6.,, =,
Grounds aud Buildings. "
HrcH ". BROCK, N D., Lecturer on pbrso,,
G and Hygiene. =! NO's-
HOo. JoaS A. DrLtB, Lecturer on Civslapa co,-
St:utonal Law. e0s'
Fall Term begins Ist Tuesday in Scp,sub..
Winter Term begins lst Monday in DecemS..
SpTiGg Term begins Sd Tuesday in Ya.cb
Commencement, Sd Wednesday in Jun.
Tuiti:a-prepara,ory, $500 per Term Z. :,
weeks "
E" UaiIoF'ity, $500. per Term Of ,s
Boardiog-Not to exceed s., 90 per week
I TT-Scud for catalogue. Wal.
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Nancy Perrine, ct al. de-
Enu11,tr

Nancy Pe,rine, ct al. de-
jcRdants.
On motion Of the plaiA;iF3, Norman r
:SFaFes was ibis day appointed guardian. ad
.!tem, TO The infant defendants, David r. Per-.
rHe, Mary Perrine. Rebccca Pcrrinc, Georrc
PerrlHc, Arthur Nc C. Pcrrinc and NrIr;pn {
PerFIne, who by their said guardian filed thc;,
answer. to which The plaintiffs REPLIED general.
y, and II appearing tina, the dcfcaInp,S uc-o-
Aiah Jordan and klyira D., his wifi. n-e No,
residents OF THIS Safe, they were duly pro.
sseusV "s"'isI as SQch absent defendants, in the
manner prescribed by law, and it .urtbcr an
pT.a''"S Laa' Tue writ O! summons issued in
tn'S cause, was returned executed on the de-
tSSHuahtS' Nancy Perrinc, Matthew prrr;pc
St!s,. !. Pcrrinc ShadSrick E. pcrr;nc
William u. Gregory, Sheriff of Webster conn M,
v ana rs such administrator of the goods ard
G q! oil John G. Perrine. deceased Charlie
w. Nelly and Isaac SkiImorc and Home
holt, and they Ealing 10 appear NJ ,bo r,Ia
day on watch said process acains; them ,ros ~
turned executed, the plaintiffs hahn, fi.1
theiF OIL, had decree niSi against the Sid ~.
ir"u"a'S and ut the next rule dav after In. sam.
was entered, the said defendants bay;r,, c"n
tinHcd IN default the bill vas entered M "a ,.sr
'oT confessed as TO than, aud this cans ,rns
regularly set for hearing BY the plaiptiSs "rJ
THIS cause coming on this dav to he heard rnn ,u
Hc OIL so taken Ter confessed and A., ,,,. No.
ing sad answer, replication and exhibits sIcJ
was argued by counsel, upon corsiscrs,io,
whereof the court doth order tina; tbi, cans. he
Ee'eFteG 70 one OF the Commissioners Of ,bis
court, who is directed TO audit the acco,U,s w." ~
me defendant, Vim. C. Gregory. admipisira,or
OF John Z: PcrTine, deceased, that h, ;ata an
S S Of the assets, real as well as p.rSopol
oe!SnsinS TO said eStnte, that he convene ,br
eseu'lo!s 70 hear proof Of ibcir claims and their
respective d'gRities, and report to cour, n.
SeI.seF win SUCH o:her matter, us he NAV deem.
pertinent or any party may require. Ths. he
n1 " ume and place COR executing this order
anu Ihaf notice thereof be published once
week for four successive weeks in some COVE I,
nleat newspaper, vi ich publication shat; Lc
eqH'!a!eni TO personal service Of notice ON mr.
u nc interested where and when the creditor,
81 sad decedcnt are 10 produce and p,oye their
cams on pain OF being denied par,icinat;on
IN the benefits Of any decree which NAV je mo-
nouaeed in this cause. A conr@;cs ~ "0-
n. B. SQUIRES, Clerk.
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REAL-READ.
Cooling 20 scalds and burns"
Soothing to al painful wounds, h."
Healing TO ali sores, aIccrs, Ec.''
COSTAR'S BECKTH0RS SALTE
Is the most extraordinary salve ever known
it'pVwca of soothing and healing for Al! cuts.
burns, bruises, sores, ulcers, chapped hands and
skin, for sore nipples, for piles, &c, i, without;
parallel. One person says oft, i would no,
be without boz in my house il i; cost S. 90,
or Fad 10 trayc! all the way 10 Now YORK fer
in. Y. Evening News.
AN Druggists in Weston sell it.
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"C0STAR'S"
st an d ar d Preparations

BE A TIT IgRl
. Bitter Sweet and Orsage Blossom.
One bottle Sl-Th-cc for $500.
CoS;..'s Rat Roach &c, ExtcrminI;O.s.
Cos;ay's Bed Bug Extcrminators.
Costav'S (onlr pu9e) InSec: Bowde-.
SONY infa!l:blc Remedies known"
"ls years established in New York
5000 Boxes and Flasks manufactured daily
~! Beware !! oEsuprious limitations"
IAN druggists in WESTON sell them
Address "Costar," 10 Crosby St., NY
Or John T. Henry. Successor TOY
DcuaS Barnes & Coil Park Row. n. Y:
Sold in Weston by all Druggists.
march sly
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lis reported that oaly the beginning
has been made in uucovering the frauds
which have been going on IN the New
York Custom House. This is the honest
Administration Of General Grant.
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\ Texas paper has the following bit of
sarcasm, which VIC start on its travels
through the Npr.h 1--WE have heard il,
iatlm"ted that Davis, it elected, will APP
point two radicals aod one honest man to
position ou lie Supreme Beach"
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It is currently believed thas Congress
will enact national bankruptcy early i'll
the coming session. Some call it specie
resumption, but that's only a smooth name
for a rugged fact.
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Parties in North Carolina arc anxious
20 have Oliver Dyer deliver his lecture,
How to Escape He'll" at Raleigh. To
save trouble and expense we would suc-
g"ss to the radicals there to join the Dem
0cratic party.
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The parties arc hereby notified that shall
on lne 18th day Of January, 1870 a, the Re,
coFder's Office Of Braxtoa COUNTY, proceed r.
execute ne above order of reference.
U. +. TAYLOR, Con,'r in Chqncery.
nov 00.1t