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, 1869-09-03


hnd cotton 1clde, though quito numhcr have
oecn oloesed o5 our eita3ens Tor cooks house scr.
t.nH, ".hesn &C ihey Ao c1Pee,ea II Saau-
80, Ahu ~ i"ol4e apps4 " w eoaAaeat VI lao
"aeee's VI '"o e@Pe''ae"" .....
INC ncM aofK Erfnt"g tpsft 10 discussing the
qocston Of removing tue capital to tie West, sar.
cas''eaiJ ot@efTes:
The moncy laid ont In uiidlnsu in Weshlnstou MAJ
u snsstnsu, i, ip.sfs1rr ~ Il h'gd ths srs
r!brr cJ. H. Ia trAstd thai ri thc seesllr works
- ~ & a' hsh a r ~ 1'.ns,h % tnoush fortunately No fra.
e..tea sre 11turct il il wrir cer,sin tis ,ost 1t is
n -, e''d utnn.cs ~ " u Warrington were Iaa.
!<',".s fu,iat Ti.c e.n x rubi!e s,.r n ir.,
,ha amsr tnf. II e1ty not likely 10 b: ,nuth ffc-
rr ,bsu de- snst al rfotiainx H. msw wa @ 'r a.r'
i,ltns ~isl1 'caa n.tc quantity q. koo wo.ka Vi M
The Ntntna FRS hna tue gratifying Intelligence
that "tone Yankro han invented N arrangement
10 scSefl htAvy &runka lgu1u betnR Injured hy
cafrfrss handling Il In t1,,,nt. Al int. rrh,rr
ta1l On zach nI tho eight corners Htssnrc Il waa
never thought Of ttcfufr. WGrap tma1tpo fhe
nuf,llah iook Of rags ami dllarpolnrncnt 1hlc,
passrn over the rounicnAnce Of tue baggage
hnlaahihg porter who fur the txt tjpo scca pnn a!
tho contsivanccA Tho malignant chuckls with
which he u.tst to drop \ Ialy.s travelling truns
iron, his shoulder to the foor-tn full View uf Tho
nRnniked but hclpicsA nwnes-'Ih played out II
IL stated hs. trunk allc with hook, II protect
cd by this mcalst mag fall lroin height Of twenty
ieet ~Hho''t injury"
Ho!ne eiallA:!cs EefpcctlhR the pumtcr Of deaths
fun violence In Italy haye lust tceh issued by The
1ialAn Government. In 1857, 1870 hon,lc[e werp
committed. ii l0.s4 for eyeSy 10000 Inhabitants T.
In Fraln, the proportion waa B.s4 fur tha saue
Number of inhatltan.a; Hnedcp, 2.o9; Great
1fiialn, 1.0o; aud liclElum, o.fo. The arcatoat
number of fotuIr!dca orcnryrh In Bouthcrn Italy,
There fr'nT II a. for every le0ooo lnhabttsnta
While IN Northern ilaty tho average was u ~ tor
cEefy 1W'.ooo tnhRbltAnfA. Cu1nrare,l viii 1eeA.
There MAS \ derrrnpe In 1861 IN tic total nuu1bct
| bf riulebt dchfhs 10 thr extent Of 4af. ui tho
, 1869-09-03

Wo sympathizo with the Rev. Il. II. 1Iat-
acld in tho numerous controversies which
he has On hand, aud only regret that he
cnnnot uso better language. We cannot
follow him in tho style Of discussion which
Ao adopted in tho Temperance Convention
yesterday. There nro 30 n1any people now-
n-dnyR who nro better thnn Christ that it IN
difficult to keep pace with thom. Christ
turned tho wntcr into wine at Cana Of Gall.
lee, md IIe worked Miracles at His camp.
meetings On tho Sabbath day. 3lr. Hatfield
would hare done neither Of these things,
evcn il he had had The power. On the
contrary, be would aEesevercly denounced
anybody who should. In doing no, how.
ever, le uiBht have found moro decent
phroseology than he employed yesterday.
, 1869-09-03

Rev. Mr.. Hhtfell-Ho cnllcl hccnuso tho
field of bin philanthropy Is c1nctly cu7crcd
ty Ills lint is Hnld to hnsa remarked, In
Tho Temperance Convention ycstcrl,y, III
rtrly tu this 1urAsinn wletl,nr he wrote Il
certain nrtiule In Tins T'it1nuvr, Tint 10
would na m'un l:r"r II house II ill-tnu,p ~
writo fur INg TnursE. Thc reverend
gentleman ttuuhtrhs knows his nwn nural
iti+tinctH hest, and II he tlinka he tot1 tho
trnt',, VT glse him tho heneilt of his taalc.
We ptef"r tu edil 'rnr Tn1nrsr.
, 1869-09-03

"Prnfekkor" Jcnklts Ia 10 he on:docc. Another
"rro:ettor" proposes, during The present ta,1, 10
csots lhc Slagnrn River ol wt1Eh
young German has lost his cycsiHht bf an A.
ftErt to win = bet 10 Ewtu certain length OF
time Oh his back, IL the Echcli, With h,s specsa-
e'cs Oh. A bot sun acted on the snectacles az On
EaEnlf}Ing glass.
referring 10 The reports that sbc Elf Of Mr. Pea
oon5 10 washington College depends Tor II. value
upon 'he validity Of the c'aus acalnl: tho S,ate,
based pron The se!den Wtther. d to, ease. Inc
ie9etthufsn tla> Indcx knya tbs, ii fny httu A..
suFea, upon authority which sccnx Init.
| that the donor guaranteed bis Eft.
The HoAtpn lHst mretertouslY htnta that u TIM
Coliseum IL destined to bc thc ccnttc oi crfR,rr
attiect!on and cxc!temtnt thaa has sc, ,>ecn cx-
reticnccd Within !ts wa'iA We shall not knr " II
vel,.ilAcs, Vii Int snannef, hui 'ihnsa ,s1o,A
Ing eo1ntho'y will te made rich, aua a great
many rtrruns made HAPPY
Gurhurft OF catl'on Is sald tn he An excellent
rc11ed. nrslnli III Aaehe especially when 1t Ia pE
n ururatgIc or nervous character |, /. usc.l by
p1ac!rR wnd VI cotton saturated will, thla natc.
nal IN tvtle, .1 arrls'rE 's trett rnnt1 In III.
scfnpls, rr rar nlfecIed. The prtekInu fensation
With |. nj first cSrrrlenresl IL 1pou f9llorei ty
| 7, l,ri ftpm tle pan.
The Es, ,annat iNa-> Esir'Ftrtn Eaye: ave I'LL.
| dc rstnnh tia! ttHe tlfte'n hHnlrel thiHttncu
have lc. u j, ffl Though III" nEcnrs hire Ii,
| ~ rl'tftre anil tInntrrs e:orc the tnnsi. Tbs
gtlai.t o1tu It I'll. I'll rte 1tt Ene1 fU7 the rice
, 1869-09-03


Tho Erthiag I'ost inainua.cs that T,tE
TRIBUNE farorea tho adoption of
tho amendment to tho city chnr-
ter which tAkrB tho aetection uf tho
judgcs and Clcrks Of Elections in Chicago
out Of tho lanls OF the Common Council
and lo1gos It in tho Board Df Supervisors.
There is not d word Of truth In the state
ment. Tho l'os. specifics throe issues Of
The Tn1DrSE, before this amendment wills
passed, as containing articles recommending
tho Legislature % passit. Wo Lnvo examined
those papers carefully, and uo dad not ono
luo orsyllablo in favor Of il, other generally
OF specially. We were nxaro that this
amendment had heen agreed upon in
Chicago Republican cauous, and We cau-
toned such members Of the Legislature
from Cook County ns We happened to meet
asgainEt passing it, deenine 1t certain 10 rc-
coil upon tho party which should be re-
sronsible for It. After all tho amendments
were passed, some thirty or forty in num-
ber, we said TINT na whole they vcrc
m improvement on tho existing charter, rs
so still think they were. But this amend-
mens, intended fur political purpose, as its
frn,ucrs nrowcd at the ti.no, we nsver
favored for one moment, believing that it
%onld rrorc d dclnHion and 1nn1e to thu
Republican party and to ali pesona who
wero instrumental In passing it.
Tho Post will do well to keep mp its wnr
On the Irish and the Catholics. That Is
the card to win yptcs for the ring. S;m.
, 1869-09-03
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1'HFta Of JcAt II ea'ne rails
To Frtrrnt Arlay aud uIstA1r h and ki@p Tost
Orr address In ini, Including ttatr and county.
rstInR'trIs arr Allowed Leo Etf eent eomMlsalou On
eAfl1 su.st7!ptonA
HTtssitsane.s csF h tnaAs efs hJ dfstt. tTrfess.
io<f ofeo Older. OF In rnkFttrr tlreh & OH Etsa.
xEANs TO r11E n*s'aIuHas:
Irlns. delivered. BunAAr xtcrrTI1aA5 eens fss ~ttk.
Daily. dsiiTospd NapaAr urzrnxtG0 cfhta ~ week.
AdAtn.s TR1uuNN OOMrANr.
Uhieaxn, Ill
, 1869-09-03
PERSONAL,

john Fright has been Invited to apend few
Eocialt friendly days at Ua1mora1, during the stay
Of tho l,oJni family.
The een!cr Class Of Amherst College has adopted
resolutions requesting Professor Julius IL. Sctye
to decline tic Presidency Of the University or
Michigan.
George Peabody left White Sulphur 9p1iugs,
IN, Oh Monday, for tho North. ILL cough Ia al
Eost entirely relieved. and htA health much In.
proved. lin wilt atop ut Baltimore and Ihilaael.
phia day Or 1wo, anu then proceed to Massachu.
sets.
Countess Alexandra d'Augus,anowcz, o, Rus,
Lin, Haa divorced from her husband In New York
inst Saturday, By Judge barnard, And, two hours
aiterwnr, sho waa married 10 Count Alcxanle.
Natcrzsadowtki, ts Just,co Hogan, Ut tho Tolnb.
Mrs Stowe has found . champion in Johu Scnl
Of Po!tsmonth, Mc-, Whot It Is said, hAs facts II
hH poksetston to coHol,orate her statements MI
Scal TAa lIrettnt Mt Lord DyruuB funeral. M,
WIS acquainted with bis friends Ills rontnis
cenccs will eoop appear in tho public prints.
Mt. Edward Ba1run. an Old IournalA. In Eng
iand, md uncle to Charles Dickens, died IN Lon
don d fortnight ago, ut the aRc of aeycaty.ont
years. Fur neAtiy forty yra1B be was q rnctlbel
III the literary staff uf the i0snfn7 Herali, and fo
several Jcafa conncctel with tic STANDARD. II
the enrl!cr period Of his connection With the pres
he Mas attached 10 the Atrrm ~ fn,!,amsnt, Q
which Ills late brother, aff. John harrow, was cd!
tor, htI upon which Nr. Dickens was engaged Il
MI nasttAnt.
a Fa.atnga letter Of August % says: "Commo
dpre Vanderbilt nn1 hlH br!Ic still .rtrniu hctr
seeming ~ hnye Eettied down quietly 10 cnlo
| their honey inpon. He t,ns recently purchased
last horse. knuwn ns Myron ferry. To match viii
UhsJ 1lurns IN hia double team, paying fnhulou
rrfo TT Is rcpNried at t2l,Oo0, Or o1ct> tut him
lie mar to hccn utmost nny pleasant day hf'rin
out With hta fast team, taknR MtA Y. for mn MI
Ing" Tic New io,k Sun says: "1hc rtc4en
A!rs. CumintNlurc vau,lcsttttH nla!s!en nn1no m
csawtrr,t. Fin 1rh married tn Alr. Elliott ah
dill mt live Iunr with ht.n, Mr. Ellutt nhtanr,
dvurrn ftofa fct on The Etouli Ut tlcs'stintl NJ.
.r,alteI hrr trntslcn nainr, nna. mas married u,
0lhcE dag tn The Commodore"
At nNr rf Tie Presidential feeeit.dns IN ve!
mhnf, I'll Ehtnttnt. tl,r President nut Iis VII
atsetsra frntn thu cats hra rcEg nynut II be cnr
ted IL tntiinRea In wnttipR hf thcr,. I'll
ctoH1 gathered n.a,rt tn thrsr taerrt1t.s 10 ratr
II Rlnrsr II stsr usntsA!, AMI Mfs t1tant WAS Il
Il npt1ru h.t III thp tts,onE. tfer simple. ,.nrtt
tcntlnns tftrea and f.thnnrf prevented her ftu h
inu frcngntt"'i, nn1. rh!1e our prs.n,t tpsred
t,th'" fhtn tt hnnla In ',hIt, RI" nas t"1,t t,rI
hhttt"t Itnstrt |" D." s1nipi ta"k nnt lit IL" r.r+
'itht's tntlt tasa.'' Rhn w.s p",li r.ftfrst,'
tlHrrttt, n,ri IL snh I" harr irarht t1nltn tr4,i
u srt"s N" lNtttiYnst,tss u t.t t'n.tfntt.
, 1869-09-03

II. L. FhII1'rs, Fres!rnt IT the s.,thr-n 1,,,ar..
+ Tc'fttlia lfh'irta'f, wrflFs tn the (IHt tnn IT,
tuse lhht thr trad II uE1rr tonttnrt N nu,l,l,,r
at,l ~'l 'c tal1' ~ frcr'lllJ ueaus xn1 hnmaIi
hAuds tsu aCcuu rIlsft II.
, 1869-09-03


Tho kaving of gold interest OH these tlfsy
millions Of bonds la TIRE millions year,
or quarter Of million every month. And
this monthly saving Of interest il applied
in tho purchase Of moro bonds. Tho pros
poet il now good TINT by tho +th uf Mnrch
next, nj tho end VI hia first year, President
Graut will 10 able to announce to
Congress- md tho country that the
bonded debt hna been reduced one hundred
millions, md si1 millions Of gold interest
fureyer stopped.
, 1869-09-03

There wcrc thoE.s II "1latfrli" 1irv. IT.
f9ntre!', cf Nttes. cnn'e t'r~nrl fEo hIi mt
like IN nti.t with rlhsIs. hns hc shpult 10 Il TIE
EsEf1fMHH wfr tt'ak h:a seat had = queer wnJ Of
qttHs frfsl ,ure hnd the st,e,ksr ani mt e!t"re
in tAr IL slian tt}utpfe cutane.1 In The wers he
tha1 1''ufts ~ ,'atrltlrh mi whiofl icnUrti cir
rt!,r staHtte Ttes trnzt itn!,no the rnor1e With
tIst Ltctt.1 Ut Htatlbltst{ lsg'5inl9A ber0 tlleJ
, 1869-09-03

Hon. tFtrtt Euitu, fsUm Tie Committee on FIht-
lGfI. thuL ht ihat teFtlun OF The are.a referring
10 the churches was Gntnti1e TO many, an! hat
bcs1tr tc stricken tut. lie tEeant no o7cnce 70
the churches Thc:r waa onIcctto1 to ''sa1sozes.
ati cat, md Gots,7 Eh1cn wh& also s:Fickcn ou.
lie then tot tP the various hcn1s Aud abbreviated
tac aJKI1enis, redcc.n9 the whue noou. one-
tIxu1 the el,1c cpe:h- lie .,as surprised ths:
they shor.i shrink t,un dolpK what was do1c, ,ausi
lrum laJ1Dg ont their pttoctp!cs IN fail.
RErUET AuorrEp.
Or. n0es, Of l!I1CtI, rlosc1 the adoption OF the
report, having fa!th In IL author.
II was eIacilao2sE odortcI
TUE EAYE.
Nj. Rutfe1t, nf Michigan, Eovcd that 10 much Of
te rCeontluereh.
Dr. Ross said II would be nqta!r 10 rcsurcc,
that ut Ct the report af.er 81 many had gone
The Temperance Party 0! America. "
Mr. Nusselt wlshed IL substitute the word
nlToh!hit.on" Tor " Temperance" Iie Considered
crcn to the oitacks Of ,heIt enemies, rheT would
commit terttu. error tn leaving she impression
tor moialA, which Lies WA paf,lJ embodied IL liz
norl - Temperance" - >1e
Sit. Sellers approved Of prohibition
u rM moved to laJ the mutton On she.tAble. II
4 modest gentleman, who It'd mt At usst c1ye
ht' naIe. Mh!cn tntne! out 10 he l,cn1nan of ii.
psms: se prs. .nS1s ~ Ts 5cnss he
Temperance rarty was mural partT. meanlny
i:s G.e q! good shlnss AMI the total llsse Of bpi
.n!Lsa, w NahlEd the name ol the party 10 cuu.
VI Hnte, to convey that ihey hNl d legal oh.ec,
GA we'll A. tcpr.L '~
Tho decentralization was carried
AZ. Mess, of Illinois, itai lhtore tor thirty OIL
tca1s luf temperance T!ley hatt cuule to lttGe the
s1r !. mprrat'rr anil hr tinl not sec my prv,p1-
e. ! q Tug charge rc9ured ~ thu gentlemen tr,l
itirn an, ~" ,n,,, ,nht nnnr ne m"an!rs y rr"
HEc.ttu7 aud toutus1ou,. 1hcrr we're in,.rl evils
| n ihs Notl1 to prehi,dt,
| thai = the game.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

J !
The reputation this cx-
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Ga1- a is derived from its cures,
N = "A many Of which are truly
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m ~ ease, where the system
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EA eA-S corruption, have been
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Scrofulous affections and
- u disorders which were az
- gravated by the scrofti-
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cured in such great numbers in almost every Sec
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be informed OF its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison IS one of the most destructive
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The reputation this cx-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
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For restoring Gray Hair to
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A dressing which
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for preserving the
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
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by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrOphied and deeayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
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Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
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Repairing

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wYANDOTTE CHIEF
Circular Saw-Nkzsa

This is a very substantial Mill for heavy
work. and capable of saw ing fron Sax 10
twelve thousand feet in ten hours running
In fact. il will cut all that can be got 10 ana
from the saw. There is positively no lack OF
noIyer or steam. There Is no such thlli9 ;>
ahol,iue il the saws are in n proper cOiicitloh-
Ti,e snS-ine is direct acting. ten inch bore, ano
fonrtean-iuch stroke. saws, nity-tWO anu
thirty INCHES in diameter. SaW-Iraine Is very
s,IhSfanfiaI as il is Of solid cast 1rOn, there-
fors the shaft is not liable 20 get out oi hl1e.-
irhe main shaft is forged oUt OF the Dest
Iyrou0ht IRON is three and one-h;ili liches III
Gisn1ster and eight and a half teet long
,T,rentv-fye feet OF carriage, with cast lEOh
I,"sJ Locks made to be operated by "a lever,
senerate or connected -
T. slyv machinery il very sub5tant1ai--on
~ osaY'ro,,ed pIan; fine boiler fo-ty-four
t.,,bss In diameter sixteen feet long; smoke
t,acies t[yenty inch, by twenty-five iset' al
'aa-ar ~ bgltiDg bolts, hot and cold water
,,,T',5,s y-.th counter shat- sledse, c;1nt-hook
ltnntTSy wrench, wTenches, OIL can, lainnei
eap .Ss all complete and set up III satisfactory
running order - "a
Price. complete.
rsg9ca NJ MIL alone
Jlia.,-l sized Sd3Cs f.iTitlsett GJ dttttfJ W Tx
,Ys,s3,,,o me difference from the Gt0te
STEVENSON Is SEARS.
,o.t UPPER SANDUSKY, o.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-12-10

Call and see me, as l am determined to sci
furniture at prices that will defy eompeti'i ION
marl9 lSU9;f.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04
A CARD TO THE LADIES',

DR DUPONCOS GOLDEN PERI jDICAL.
- PILLS for Females. 1nfliblc in correcting
Irregularities removing obstruc,ions of the month
turns, frcm whatever Cause and always suoces. ful
| as preventive One pill is n dose Females pc
cuiarly situated, or those supposing themselves so
are cautioned against using these pills, while in
that condition lest 'h,y invite miscarriage AFTER
which admonition the pro- rietor assumes no re-.
sponsbility. although their mdness would p' event
any michief 10 health otherwise the Pills are re.
CONNIE nded as most invaluable remedy for the al
deviation of those suffering from any Irregularities
whatever as well as to prevent increase Of fam-
ly when health will not permit ir; quieting the
and brineng back the rosy csaor of health"
to the check of the most delicate.
Full and explicit directions accompany each boz
Price s. per box; boxes. S..
Sold In Petroleum Centre, by a. d. MILLER &
CO, Sole Agents for Petroleum Centre, Pa.
Lade-! By sending them 81 to the Petroleum Cen
tire 7. o. cal have the Pills sent [cOnfdenti .liyl BY
mail to any part # tte country. free of charge
sold also by X. II {. 8. Clark, Titusvills,
Pa. A. X, Griffith Oil City; Fleming IL Me.
Cune Frank in; DR.. j. L. Acomb, Tidioufe; E. II.
Hazelton. Warren; md by ''one Druggist" in eyss3
town in the Q litcd States, and by
| ju4 3ltl 5. ID. HOWE, PrOpr, New York.