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New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
SEIZURE OF TOBACCo-THE LEvEE BoSDs-TIIE
0PELOUBAS RAILWAY.

NEW ORLEANS, March 3i.-SuperyisOr Creery
today seized large tobacco factories In this city be-
longing 20 Julius Flotow and j. d. frH' Tor alleged
frauds upon the revenue. Bids were opened to-day by
the state Treasurer for sOoO Levee bonds which are
bypotheeated 20 various banks for loans Tho highest
bidder Richtenstine Co., being unknown, and having
no representative present 20 deposit 10 per cent as
gnarantee tho award made 10 Hunt McCauley, as
follows $4,000 eights at So t0Ooo eights at sS $4,000
eights at Coz at 90 10 80!
with the coupons due May detached After the pay
oent of the loans for which these bonds pledged the
balance il 10 be placed TO the credit OF the Board OF Pub
lie Works In The suit OF Chas Morgan agt. the New
Orleans aud opeousas Railroad on the overdue
company be notified 70 pay the amount sue sed & ior w Win TN
sold The total amount OF past due coupons Ia t6O5O
This action virtually throws the road into tho hands OF
fha mort
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
TOWN ELECTIONS IN wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

TOWN ELECTIONS IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
Our returns of the town elections in Westches-
ter stl incomplete We have received the following
by telegraph and otherwise
Bedford-As before stated Hezekiah d. Robertson, Rep
elected Supervisor by 4O2 majority The entire RepuD
hcan ticket was also elected
East Chester-Edward ID. Lawrence, Dem, Is re-
elected supervisor by 800 majority Town Clerk Chas
Lewis A. Book; Com. of Highways, Edward Harvey :
Justice OF the Peace, John Stevens N, .
Greenbu0-Abram o. Willsea, Dem, reGlected super
Haryrson-In this town there quite spirited con-
Boulevard. the present incumbent, and Mr. Edward HOP
per- Republican. Mr.. Wletts reported elected by
Leris6SrO-No returns have been received from this
Man,aroneck-R L. Rushmore, Peoples candidate. was
elected Supervisor by "a majority.
contest between two Democrats and one Republican
The Hon. VIM Cauldwell Dem, was however reelected
Dem was reelected Justice OF the Peace without oppo
siton and William Holland, Assessor by III malorly;,
Mount Peasant-Joeeph Leggett, Dem'' was reelec'eu
1s,c. Casae-Waiter H. Haght, Republican, elected
Hstc. Roehsit-Geo W. Davids was elected supervisor
without opposition having received both the Republican
and nominations. For Town Clerk there was
a tie vote between James Couradino Dem, ana hoses A.
Eorm Casae-James Hopkins, Rep, reelected Super
visor by 81 majority.
sult in this but 1t has pretty certainly elected the
Republican ticket r.,o..o,,o ,,ote,i.
OeGutn0-Me
elected in this town by about 25O majority Ihe Town
was Democratic last year.
T'elhaB--No returns received.
Poumdridge-Davld H. Miller Republican elected by 20
majority. -. e..
Rye-Howard c. Cady, Republican; was elected super,
visor by majority over Thomas X Downing Dem, Inc
remainder Of the Democratic ticket was elected as io
lows: Town Clerk, Edwin Horton; Assessors, Joseph "
Fowler fun term and william GedneY. to MI vacancy;
Commissioner Of Highways, John Duny Justice OF the
Peace Gilbert r. Wright The vote caet was the largest
ever poled at town election. and this IL the nrs time
that q Republican has been elected for many years
Scdredal-This town s again represented IN tho bOhru
OF Supervisors by Mr. Francis SecOr, Democrat
SopierS-In this town there was tie vote between
lanes W. BedeIl Rep. aud Mr.. Marshall, DEM for su-
pervis0r. a., .-.....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hatfield. Dem. tho present
Supervisor, Is reelected by handsome majority,
Nest Fdrms-Frederick Grote, Dem. reelected super
by $50 majority, with the remainder ot lne Deo
cratic ticket VIZ Town Clerk. Ferdinand Meyer; Justice
OF the Peace william q. Lent; Assessor John COruel
White PIaI.s--Michael Donohue, Jr Dem was eleoIeo
Supervisor In place of John ID. Gray, Dem ,-, l.,
TOnEfTr-The entire Democratic ticket was eiecleu IN
this town as follows: Supervisor, Edward Dewitt AIS
majority: Justice OF the Peace Daniel shannon $50 As
SCISSOR James Berwick. l09 Commissioner OF Highways
James Riley. 346 whole vote, l,SOI ,.
Porkio,on-Elas Weston (Dem.ljs elected supervisor
by Ia majority.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
RECEPTION AT THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB
HOIIsE

RECEPTION AT THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB
HOUSE rr..
The first anniversary of the opening of the
Union League elub.House celebrated last evening
by grand reception. All the rooms Of this magnificent
building which were this occasion thrown open TO
the company, had been arranged and decorated In a
manner that reflects great credit on the Managing Com
ttee TO whom also much praise s due Tor the ehceent
way In which the whole proceedings we're organized ana
conducted The hall at the chief entrance contained on
either side array OF evergreens and flowers, an
onlvening and refreshing feature which was
also extended 10 every landing OF the stair%rcase %
leading e. che 81 ssses contained number Of
choice tasteuly assorted. which filed the air
with their delicious perfumes Among the objects OF in
terest IN this the life-sze portraits OF ex-
President Iincoln Gen Sherman President Grant Gen.
sheridan and Messrs, John Bright and the late Richard
Cobden Members OF Parliament In England The Trophy
Room TOO with It's numerous relics on the late war
commanded especial attention. The Grand Dnlng
Saloon was hung with flags that had waved over many
field OF battle The stage Of the Club Hall was occupied
by q large collection OF eyergreens and flowers,
tho elegant dresses Of the ladies, presented
a striking and most picturesque effect
soon after O'Clock the carriages, conveying the mem
Lers OF Club accompanied by their fair charges sue
ceeded leach other rapid succession anu before the
evening had far advanced the party numbered about 500
The dancing TO the music Of full orchestra under tue
leadership OF Theodore Thomas was entered into with
great zeal The 7th Regiment Band also In attend
ance on the ground foor dscoursBg at frequent inter-
yas variety OF popular selections Tho entertainment
passed of sccessful and satisfactory manner
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
LECTURES. MEETINGS, &c.

A grand concert for the benefit Of the blind
pianist Miss Kate Hi will be given at the New England
fongreRationa Church, South Ninth ST., between ffth
and 81 ixth-sts., Williansburgh. this evening
annual ball Of tho Celtic CiuO OF New-f ofR
yl he held at Apollo Hall ON Monday evening, Aprl D.
on which occasion many Of our most distinguished ils
American citizens will bo present. .
The Chamber OF Commerce will hold its regular month
iy meeting at 1 O'Clock p. M. to-day.
Du Challu will lecture In the church, corner OF Lex
npt and Forty sxth-st this evening SUBJECT
I" Adventures IN the Cannibal Country,
The City Mission held ita monthly meeting on tuesday
evening The following figures shOw the work or tho
non 40 missionaries 400 visitors, 10 mssi0ns,S sab
bath.schoolsni mems readingT00m, ll,SJ1 missionary
visits 800 meetings 100 temperance pledges lDbOO grhos
given 100 preaching services, 800 families ana ZOO
persons visited and 81 900 distributed among "orRy
poor by special donations given for the purpose Con.
tributiops which are greatly needed, should be sent
without delay Lewis T. Jackson Assistant treasurer
The Third Union Cooperative Building Society me9ts
,omorrov in CoOperaton Hail. No. Lh I0wsry' inns
socIety now numbers nearly 400 members, ana hhs
issued shares amounting tO over t7Oo0SO' -, q,
The anniversary exercises OF the WOnens mouloa CvL
lege OF tic York InfIinary takes plas t evening"
az the Hall Of the Union League Gun. ,,.-. -.
THE irst lecture of BloOmngane Catholic Assoon
t,on will be gwen at Lyric Han. this evening, by T. ID
MCCARTHY, esq, on a. AHidobrand. -.
the Rev James A. Little will address the Young neh
CHRISTIAN Association of the Collage OF the ty OF new
York, Tomorrow evening Subject; Pleiadesi o.
Christian Influence" 60, .,,,. =,
al Exposition Hall, Nos IS aud 81 fnrk place, q,
Tho SUNDAY hoOl anniversary OF DE- Chapns Churc
known also the Church ot the DIVINE Paternity 'oo
| place last night
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

be the cause Of the mans desperation was cornparas
tive trife. Beside the father OF Mr. Blackstone, who
lives in Madison, Connecticut is worth 900 or $4,000
IL is believed that the sole Of the murder
sanity Blackstone lived the best terms with his wife,
was very aectlonate with his children aud to oyerybod
kind aud liberal He was temperate moral and strict
church member. But for some weeks he has acted
strangely, though have suspected that
his mind affected.
Mrs. BackstOnes maiden name was Isabella r. Lee
She was born In Connecticut Deo g. 1895, and OF re-
spectacle family She was In her S4th year. and was
good looking and Intelligent lady. She married
the 2Sth OF August, 1851 From diploma hanging in the
parlor 1t appears that Mrs. Blackstone awarded
diploma by the Collegiate Institute at NewHaven in 1882
for scholarship. 1t was awarded In her maiden name
and was signed James NJ Lindsey, principal. The
OF the children Lee Blackstone and Cathane Lee
Blackstone, aged nine and three years.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

planned, and would have been contaminated had 10 not
been that domestic to whom they intfnsed their secret
betrayed them. The girl again carried away by her
friends and BOndbro0k being unable this time to asceT-
tain her whereabouts returned 10 Bergen and his occupa
ton In despair and dismissed from the service
OF the uncle For the last year he has plunged into a
fearful course OF dissipation which finally eliminated In
attack or deirum remens and the attempt at suicide
above stated BOndbrook was locked up for the night
and will be brought before the Recorder tins morning
when his will be disposed OF.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
THE DISPUTE AMONG THE FRENCH ACTORS

Several different versions of the Carrier
Gabe quarrel having been circulated in professional
circles during tho pastday two, it w perhaps, De
interesting many learn the real facts Of the case
which arc substantialyns follows: NJ. Gabel. who has
become so well know as representative OF Rt0u,~
the geudarme In Generiere de I6Gba possesses very
exctabe disposition and is unfrequently disposed To
be quarresOme and personally dsagreeable For soiEe
time past he has made himsf obnoxious TO most OK the
peope theater by asserting that he was the great
est comedian OF the company and making other remarks
rejecting personally the other artists OF the troupe
This was resisted by ALL especially by NJ Carrier who
warned Gabel that he would resent ahront onered
10 him. Affairs after this went more peacea1y for
time until Saturday last when ut rehearsal NJ ISaOel
attempted interfere with the stage ana
being told Carrier that he knew nothing ab0dtdhn mat
ter made an offensive reply. This was followed by
blow fron Carrier who then, TO avoid further nose on
ho stage left the theater Next day he sent oboengc
TO GabeL who accepted II appointed seeosd, Des
afterward lodged complaint against assanA
baitera Carrier then refused To fight with isAn wD
chose that method 1f revenge. Gabel offered 70 wiSl
draw the csmplaint his offer not aeospted so
the affair remains present and 1t will prsbaJ result In
Ia fllhher Violence.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
DoMFsTIO MARKETS

psrRoIr March 3i-Ponr steady Superior I 5Od s8 Fancy
81 O9sE Wheat 6nai EI,rA White Sl 1Si iLs. 81 u C0n
adsAneinEi sales a 7Od1le go
WMMlsoTox N O. March 3lspts Tur/On!ne qals, at 47c
gosn An hes Jsm,nd At s2tdS1 s TupeHtlno-IOthing
doing Tar ~ TO- Gotten quiet az ssie for Low Mdilng 49,
Msaux Ala March a-Cotton dali aud Low Mdings 2Il
make, al ihe oude aud clo' inside quotation
bales Including bales amer the Of the market
dsytr receipts 57l halssi exports none
StvANSAH March 3Co,ton gn e. and eady sales DOC oass
Mdllugs. 23Q2alc receipts ] lO1 oseA -. -
March 3CoiIon steady MddiBg 29lc sales
baesi 1928 bales Gold l12L Ex
chnuge-Sehug l0l Commere l39idOl Newlok sight, tGt
premium sugar da Common, ls Prime lte hoaes scarce
Flour SupTHne b3 6 Double kHtra 20 ~
Treble R 80 ~ Ldvspesd 10 se Oats anoer sales q! eo9
w. us- aasAoSgJ, HI-PaGs. ygt f2I1 sSAa 90 ""sss
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
THE INDI1NS.
by IA majority.

sToCK RECAPTURED-Two INDIANS HUNG.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. March 3i.-Montana adviees
state that tho soldiers citizens who went IN pursuit
Of the Indians after the lato ngh yellow Stone.
recaptured the stolen stock. but did not overiake the
Indians The two Indians implicated in the attnck on
the Diamond railroad train have been hung at, sunny
river A band Of Blood Indians made "a raid on a saw
mil at Bottom Creek, ~ miles IRON Diamond CITY, few
days ago. but repulsed by the WOTkneh' Tue
Indians sncceeded however IN running of tho stock
belonginR 10 the mill.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
pAcu1c RAILROAD EXPORTS

OMAHA, March 3l.--Two miles of track were
laid Yesterday on tho Union Pacific Railroad reaching
point more than 20 miles west of ogden aud about IS
miles east OF Monument Point Partiesust arrived from
California report tho Genital Pacific Railroad blockaded
by snow aud that the work Of construction has been
nearly suspended that acf29nfa nfaelds RaIroad and
report n much inferior construction 10 the Union ia
hc Railroad aud their building aud equipment not NJ AL
adequate the business anticipated or ia accordance
with the rcqu qulrenents OF the Government.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
AN ATTEMPTED suroue-A RoMAsrIc STORY

A considerable excitement was sccasioned In
the part ef Jersey City, last evening by the at
tempt Of INSANE inap as DC was supposed 70 o', "
,hro himself in the Morris Canal the foot OF Hender
sonst, The wouldbe suicide was rescued By two mon
who were passing at tho time. and conveyed to the po
lice station where he gave his name % Henry Bent
hrook From what be learned Oh MA aheeeaents ~
snUnar5 he IA florist by Occnpaten and some Two years
se Was sred tho best orst In the easern section
OF Nowersey. At that time no was eSpi9y eu oS ia
amed Pavntna the owner of largo garden IN bergen,
And while wosng ior him, fell In love Win young
rce OF Payutons vino n the habit OF WISHING lS
arden an1 finally succeeded In Hainiug her nnecuons
For time fortune favored the young lSyers rs: @
ali went NEcf until PayntOn ascertaiheh now mhScVh
stood and removed the gri to Canada Bordbrooh gter
"a snort time learned where she was ana t2ok WA heSe
tr1in for Montreal. 0 was not long VI nhuhg os Nhete
mo %om,r ndy resided, aud the acquaintance Oetwcen
bSn was renewed aud candoStipe interviews wore hept
W tx sguiq ting, Al ss.H.@ieSs aSe l-e'As w.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
wIKtyc MATCH BROKEN UP.

BUFFALO March 31.-The Payne Weston
walking match Of 100 miles for purse OF 800 came To
a sudden termination this afternoon, when within
tweptyope miles OF this city, dispute arose 10 the
tune To be allowed FOR detention at the Caitaraugus
Bridge the bridge having been carried away By inc
freshet Payne came this city by freight train, aud
Weston returned To Girard. Much indignation - eh
pressed by paTtes Interested In bets etc. Eighty
miles were walked over the worst Of Dads ia twenty
-. No,r
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
MIss KATE FIELD IN BOsTON.

BosroN, March 3l.-0ne of the most select
and critical audiences that Boston produce, assem-
bed at Chickering Hall this evening to greet Miss Kate
PIed on the occasion Of first appearance In the lee
ture room. Her subjeot-was Weman In the Lyceum
and the manner In which che treated IT, ~ well rs her
graceful and eloquent delivery, delighted all VINO heard
her.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
LATEST POLITICAL NEWS.

Gov. Hartman of Hampshire, will ad
dress the people Of Connecticut the forthcoming eec
tion at Merden to-day, April at atNewHayen on Friday
April and at Bridgeport Saturday, Aprl3 Gov II
ia one OF the best stump speakers in New.Engand
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
MARRIED.

CHEsrBR-RUDD Tuesday the nth u Il the residence eftks
brides parents b the Rev D De w.t. Albert Huatlugsu Chssts<
10 Allie g.. daughter Of Joseph Rudd ESQ.
LOoKBR-ROYCB Tuesday March 80 1862 al The Central ~ T.
Church ~ Rev Hare d. D.. Mr. Hasey Locker e
Newark to Miss Msry Royce dSngh Of Joha Rescs
Of this city
MATHRws-LYON-A White Psps Weslchester Co, n Y.
Wednesday March 81 residence OF the brides uncle Gilbert
Lyo ESQ., BY the Rev David Teese Charles Mathews Of Tsa
v Penn to Rosie daughter OF Osond O. Lon Of The f'rsr
Tusvfs Petroleum Centre and Chicago papers please copy
Tuesday March 3D. at 81 AIMS Episcopal
Church. By the Rev James Spencer Andrew Iboopson OF ne
York to Blanche daughter OF VIM sdd esq., Of IatoSn u.
Al N0fioea of NaiaiQdes nnst be ind0rsed with faH
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BAHLMAN ALOlS. No 70 Charltoast
BRENNAN PETER, No. N ChrVsiest
BOYD. EDWARD j.. Church Of the Advent
DESMOND CATHERINE. No. t99 TeathsVe
DOUGLASS GEORGE No. Is West SiIteeuthst
GORDON, CATHERINE E, No. ~ OrchAFtst
HBNMA HARRY No. l91 Chrystie-st
KAHLBR HERMANN TeEthsye and Onehundred and
LANE MICHAEL IL, No. 232 East Thirty'seeoadsl
MALONE. PATRICK j.. No. n GsssevOOrtst
MCNAMARA MARY ANN. No % Pranist, blookpn-
PRTTIGRBW, JOHN, No. 2s6 Ffnhase =,
RICHARDS WILLIAM No. Dos BTidge-st, Brooklya
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

ysx hsThs Sugar market steadT, sales
ay on Arobs for No " d. S RgekangeO
London iel premiums on she uusd States 70 das sight
n gold y premiun short sight dls eeS premium
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

The Spifitualists celebrated their 2lst an
niyorsary at Buffalo last night
Judge 3. w. BrOckway. q psoMinentlaw>
yor aud politician of California ded al San MSteo as
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

II. II. Byuner Sc Co., No. 1s0 Broadway, N, ".
JswELEss DRkLBRs GRADES wALTnAn WATCHES
LowEsr PRicEa
Special seuticu called the tpas watches nsts "a
Wasm Which shall satisfy the racsg denand foe
beauty. hslsh, and accuracy.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
Hazard q ca.werr. Cod Liver on i tn. b..t

Wedding Cards, Of itest snd original stiles Call ssi srsnisf
suples before ordering CHAPMAN BLoossR, No a. Faontt
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

A woman named Mary Drury was aGci-
denaiiy drowned in tho mu'r6id ~ Cherry Nh'eS'
Maa5 On THasdav nlglL
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
NEW-YoRK LEGISLATURE.

Bills ORDERED TO A THIRD READiNG.
To regulate and restrict the organization OF
savings banks ReOrgasizDg the Board OF water and
Sewerage Commissioners Of Brooklyn
BILLS INTRODUCED.
MI Crcdmer-Conirming the title OF the CITY or new
YORK the sOcalled GansevOOrt property Mr Iwecn-
E0ug zug the terms Of Office OF all local Judges III the
City and County NewYork making the same SIX years
where hereafter electe Ar Creamer-Relatiye 20 the
Board Of Revision Correction of Assessments Ia New
YOrk making the acts Of majority valid. Mr. MURPHY
To Incorporate the City Safe Deposit Company OF BROOK
lyD Mr, O'DODnell-Amendiug the school law OF tne
State apprOpratng out OF the Literature or De
post FUND for education OF teachers $40 Tor eac
under the direction Regents. Mr. EdwardsTo amend
the charter OF the Brooklyn aud Jamaica Railroad.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

qsst, shonlaer I Sides Tt9f7Ic Lard dn Tsfee
Reg 2O09le WHISKY uDehs6ged Coffee unchanged
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
THE STATE or TRADE.
wRsr INDIA MARKRrs

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKErs
u,yRE Mach 3Coton closed bai 30, owsr for stock
spot -srlyo
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
AssEMRLY.

AsoEMBI1s
The Speaker presented the annual report OF the COM
missOiicrs OF Harlem bridge.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the law relative TO Illegal taxation IN Herk
tOgs Counties repeating the law relative 10 the inspec
tiOn steam boilers except In the metropolitan Police
Distnct 90 incorporate the Metropolitan GUARANTY ahu
Indemnity Company TO incorporate the "a
ersD Bxcse-los relative TO the Hudson-aVe' hair@Au
OF Brooklyn.
Bills REPORTED.
10 incorporate the New York POniTy AssoclsaYn6 ~
amend tbs charter Uf the YOuDg Mems Association OF
Buffalo: 10 incorporate the National Institute OF Arts
and ScencesdOnatBg duplicate collection OF hauooal
history: adversely 10 facilitating the opening OF sneet
within certain districts Of New York. for the more el
fectia suppression and punishment OF bribery repO,eI
complete adversely TO the construction OF te Cent a.
Elevated Patent Railroad in Newforki concerning s
Fourteenth Precinct StaOnHOusc and the detention oI
witnesses In the Metropolitan Police District increasing
the salaries OF the Judges OF the Appens ana 5hpfeo
CenIts aud the Clerk and Reporter OF the court o.
peas; 70 authorize the NoWYOrk and HRhlaDu bIIusc
Company TO build bridge the Harlem RIVER Ior
payment OF fees 10 the Kings County hhcrn iOf cVo
1nebt 0 prisoners on civil proceks 20 amenu 5ho INV A.
oreasng the compensation 20 Justices Oi sessions "a
Kings County 70 authOnze Kings County Judges 20 sen
prisoners for less than nye years 70 tie Penentlay
amending the charter Of wYOrk, 20 that the quarter
elections will be held At the same time 40 The genorai
electlon-c claiming to be saving OF $4,000
BILLS PASSED
TO Incorporate the General synod OF the keiQrlned
D1h Church. TO correct taxes In Brooklyn feiaubH 20
The Improvement of 1hlFdst 20 amend the charter o
amend the charter o! the West Side SAVINGS Bank
KEPOHTB.
Adversely 10 the bi amending the law f0f inc Iors
t9n OF Insurance companies; submitting the nc" N"hs
EygsIKG sKssIoE
Tho special order, the consideration OF Mr. Mitchef
substitute 20 tile bill amending the Metropolitan E1cist
law, wns taken NJ The subsilt~Ie Ras IayeseQ, ~
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

.ucricau Ip.ttute-THE POLYTECHNIC BRANCH vii meet
THIS hurdsI) EVENING in No n Cooper oa2a DI L.
NtER Do sand and ernioh May
.. of ,r Amer wheb ne" nvsntsns snd dseor
erie. will be Admission nee .. "
e RsSsr. secretary NeAIInAn-
American Instue.A Monthly meeting Of this Instute viii
bell THIS TbursdAy EVENING April at oesek q: is rooms
in tbs Coopsr Buldirg GEORGE PElTON. Rec. Sec
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
Union Republicans General CommirTe,
John y. MenryIi. ro

No 81 PARK-Row. EEWsfORk.
NOW on HAND and ready for SPRINy TRADE;
800 CASES SARATOGA " AZ SPRING WATEh
Pull Sock fall other MINERAL WATERS.
PnI STOCK of GENUINE PERFUMES, tsstnskerS
Fgi STOCK % ENGLISH ssd AMERICAN ToILEI SOAPS
Pull Stocf of fHAIR BRUSHES, TOOTH pud NAIL BRUSHES
Full stock Of all FANCY and TOILET GOOns
Agent Tor sadinx PATENT MEDICINES =. .
~, y,u srp ACE WORK
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-01-14

HABITUAL CosrIvEEEss OR CoNsTI
pATIoN.-From this aflliction arises
many of tho ailings Of mankind. In
our everyday walks Of life We hear
people complain of Nervous and Sick
Headache, BaioWsness, IndctiUiiy Of
the Liner, Piles, ListlessRsss, Dcbil-
ty, Loss Of Appetite, Choiic Pains,
Want Of sleep at night and Drorsinoss
through the day. Generally the cause
of all this train Of difficulties can be
traced to C0stirmess or Constipation
of the Bowels, and a remedy for this
complaint is what is requiredg but
among the multiplicity Of cathartic
remedies how shall they choose We
all know that most cathartics, afor
thorough action upon the bowels, leave
them in perhaps worse constipatod
state than before the remedy was Ia.
ken. This, however, is not the case
with Robdck's Blood Pills. They act
mildly, yet most effectively, on the
liver, causing of the accumulaiodmor-
bid matter, leaving the stomach and
bowels in a perfectly healthy and nat
ural state and not constipaied
Those afflicted in this way wonld
do we'll after the treatment above in.
dicated, to have Rcbocks Stomach
Bdtcrs where they could take dose
aitor each meal they would aid di
gestion and strengthen the stomach
For sale by Hartswick q Irwin
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