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, 1869-10-26


In 1863 there WIS imported into the
United States as4, ,Oo,,0<n pounds Of salt,
which paid duty Of Sl,oo3,477. The do
,nestic product Of salt WIS ooo,oo0, 900
pounds, the ta1 on which. at 81 cents per
houdre<l pounds. WAS saa,lGo, 600. In other
words. the people paid tax Of S3,ls'.4777
upun the suit which they used, loss than
nnc-third Of which went to the gororn-
ment, md over t~o-thirds to salt company,
whieh rays from 400 TO 500 Per cent annn-
aly on its capital.
In 1865 tho value Of the paper imported
into the United States was S2as Gao, and
the duties paid thereon we've S'S,GoS. The
value Of the domestic paper produced was
S:;,, ,0oo, Goo, on which the people paid the
same tax Of 20 per cent. or =, ,ooo, 600. The
people Of the United States, during the yea'
ending juno, 1850, paid tax Of -, o., ,th''
on paper, Of wasch tar 81, 900 vent to ths
gove1nment, and s5,ooo, goo to tho capital
is,s owning papor mills.
That is the result ct protection
, 1869-10-26

Chicago haa hitherto had The longest fruit season
or anJ eltJ 10 the cointl5' az us snlfoaa iacucs
cttfiinAnd Hcf r:an4r ffunl Which 10 'lIa~- IRON
early sptlng to late autumn. Iut cren that 'ots
6eaaon promises, for the future, TO be still farther
extended, " :he eatnnata tue Eac1ac fatGoaA
gives III Of The sasetl productions o INC ofrhaus
ana s!hegatds Of calitosnia' As tho fruits OF this
e1ac ot tae cohtincHt nefn TO 1ait IN qdaastz ahl
qsality, those IRON tie other come n richer, and
ID be1teF order than heretofore. such. at
least, ~ tue tacs' we may Jno2e IRON
The latest Importation made " Ms.
P7t'* the srult aealef on monroe street, VINO e.
htalss varieties OF Fraffs anu pears larger more
lnEctous, aEd In more pefect copdltloh thnn anf
, 1869-10-26

All persons who expect to voto at tho
coming election, md whoso names and
places ct residence haro mol been registered
~. y>.,r. must present themselves before
the Noarls .f 1segistrntioa iu their several
precincts to-lay- The boards will he in
nrasinn from s o'clock in tho morning
until =? o'clock in TIC evening, for tie pnr-
1.,.t of revising aul completing Tho Isis.
We publish tho places, and tho boundaries
<g tLp nyecil:c&R, elsewhere.
, 1869-10-26
TUESDAY, OCTOBER PC, 1869.
ti1l AND CUNT, NUNIyATluXS
CITY OFFICERS

CITY orF7cERs
Fl. Na~ey-Colonel Il Il Masox,
Fn- Tfftkr.tT-NtyIn 4. fsAGE
fi+ C.,ii<t:'f-W. }. OSANAx.
FIR .1t:.rrt.-fSRlEl y. ST1lEN
FIR C.rk e IHii1 cJurt-C- l. MATsoN.
COUNTY ofF7ckwa
in, e tis S.tixrieT CcHr7-Jo5KrH L. GAIT.
Crrk of:as Sa,+ritr Fturs--A F. Ar.rKxxnH.
t"'~ - tk< f:'uH.r F4urt-M Il. NJ WALLACE.
E:1s = :Ar c'aafr r"ur-J- q. GtADkLE.
9rttrarrr-H. y RK3FoKn.
*rrr<: t-AtKk. Hot6r,rT.
4*tr1 fri. Jthf t.f f!SrAlt4-ALnEHT q. LANE,
T'ir- t!u1r::.<,.+tf-MAKE SnEKlnAx.
.1b -::-'t u :ae lt.t-r-MAx EBE31t AHnr, 4. II.
1tf1ok.
rENnEKs Or Tnt CONSTITUTIONAL coSsRSf1oS.
ni.:h !.stttet-s ). Hayes, Joseph MedIli,
John l.. ilatEea-
S'xt'>fh D,.'rit-Csasirs Hitchcock. ". F.
Ir1shauVs-
>:sty r,,; I..titt-t:.!lo:t Anthony, Daz!c1 Can.
cruEl.
r1wN oFr1rERa
A~S-n 'Ntr rAG1-f.t:t-:ue, II. II. Ee+'vtnt Super
r. =. U. /. RHaac.. A.sis:aHf Sa{<rrisar. Anton
1L,tr. T.r-s t':s,f, J. Il. FeEEen-
NEsr cn,caGo-1'":i'.sor. Alaazn Rs'ns'!eii: su-
r,r., y, ttrnFr ArkttDT: 4Asis:1nt !Sf+ss1pty, 4.
J. Morrison: T,arn r1rrt, II. Il. Huzef.
SoAr1t CN.cst;e-C.ibc.ss, otto r<Ies; Super,
--.r Eutrrs rlsft; AAsi.tant SnttfsisoTs II. II.
lv.rfs. Turn Ctr5t, 1nnaA EuEherR.
, 1869-10-26
THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION

TE.. National Capital Convention at st. |
1..uis a.s. ia business point Of view, q
c. mriete k,cccss. l, comprised al'u. one
l.11nlresl delegates. Regularly appointed by !
tic Govern o.s If the eleven States Of ILL., |
Eois, Iowa. Nr,,s.ska, Oregon, Sevatia, Mis-
..,,1I, karsa., Arkansas, Tcnncssee, Mis- !
s:s,:p1.i, and Louisiana. ani the Territories
4 Colorado. Montana, New Mexico and |
I,ah. besides Laif .1s many who came
Us district delegates from tho States of
1.,ntucIy, Alabama. Georgia, PENNSYLVANIA,
ln5!ana, Wisconsin, aal Minnesota, whose |
G'"ytro1s had :.frsca to act. Every Vest
srn constituency was represented, except
California. 1'Le convention consisted Of
NJ ttnciuus a,1 atlroit ueu af both political
Parties. selected for their representative
character, and without reference 10 any
known views Of theirs upon the subject he
fl the convention: get, when they came
t.e.tIer Ard compared views, it wns found
iLat a perfect unani,nity Of sentiment pre-
ya,isl upon t!c tasin question. Tho rcso-
iu.ioub ulupted, strong as they are in tone,
were LIT il, savance of the wel,-sesslcd con-
,ic,iozs ral purpose of the convention.
s;c5 vas there TINT degree Of leeal feeling ,:y
''4a '.a'o -,.. ~, r'
uiN'A 'ac i'o1A' ~ .o,at'oA. eA'sso .ss ~
sapfosea ny e,''"e ~ 4A.'e = =, .Ns-,.
Capital ara Tue ae'eB'te 'tom .uta cay te!s
if.t u, ao"'i' LIZA. on psol"1 @ ~:
"efe 'he en'aee u t1e A1',1'n ~ ~ ~
'at' "oN'o 'e e."4 ~ H ss.', M s,. 49,.
Cone 10 NeI- oul NencaAso "o1'e AA.Aot
, 1869-10-26

ssf:. i II .sin. 'E between ~ .+
We Rsse. ahT doys Ego. The rarstcatars Of tho
aulette, By deoNulsR, At 9tngRss, ot MI Cooper,
On sceeuni Q! having been deserted By her bus.
hahd II DOW aprra1s ttas, whAe 4t uil1sda1e,
ehoriy previous to 4hc fatal act aae usds scv-
e1sl attempts upon he. .tte. The Stasdard, os snxs
plare, sa,s:
Ga hs 1s wstss.d.y .t.91oea ;;'ts i from shc Wet
tn t:wn snd .t.k seas* At y. Kzsh.ass iIsst psr-
% nd - sSeSa L. af i.;3s sss5
Z se. s. 4 IL = ,soss. md als'as s. e e
e ths Il se e TO-. !e & e. Ssa
re- y raeans nt poIr Finding ouir About feos d
tae u H.. st ,s p9 IL
r.satk st.,s hr1 roam .be eeded dessh
+ i he "aas az ~ ~
e ss ~ s.s shs xsnaT
81 ttr suflclrnty to aijow The passaSe Il h1r
ses IL L.. &c H. 81
Etes til. she tattn down. she soon recovered"
The Deffntt Jttt Of the sd says:
= e 8. +
~; 1n; T. s:
r. .t~.Ised. I'D r; med wsd few sa,aut.s lster
5: E: ::s t s:s: = &
Ill., ss:. : ~; e. .:.$ =: s
s e iie IL = =
= .x Jhe sxa1 ytsI II; .s-,zs thssy year. ~, hs
81. Hes,l 1iihin thc ie~ hsvlnx beea ~
M as s n .!ss !asls ZIG 5as:s g
10 e ssss
e: = +. '::f y II +:
~ h. esss:' s a g. P+'' Tho 's'9. e.
ss's &c. e Hi e M T sre. taea H. m,at, - g.
a.s1st ", teate..eS X sl.sslyn .es - ~
sss.ss e 81 .s;ss :; l.N Miss; r 81 = : i @
hsss s e. ~ ~ s
saa .nd
= s::sss:. i: e. - WIZ
N,,ft:,". ~ =. tst,sstSd I'm Gs.trast i u is
tI.u hc DnInt ~ term u once. aud at il. el,-.
Ut. scEs ne + II
4! (! ;.ss aasy sss 9a.s &C;
ard cte,i! s'.wyrf he .. partenl.lly wc4l rc.a
~ exerucnf eounsellui"
7he 1t,pIer Be- paya: "We saw On Aon41s1
morning, 1t Mr. A. LudwiKs, ihe short tusts Of =
| mksiadon. They weTe found IN tho bed o
At1aHht Creek, aout oDe-hau milo t7ou, III noate
| last week. Upe of them Il entire and tho oths'
| neatlT An. They each uGaauEe ihEet and one
hslf feet long Ahd twenty and one-haif inches I!
I circumference. THO per1ecs one weighs near,
tfty rouCdA, There IA no inuet but that the bone
OF the who!e animal are In the scInlty whero III
| &usts were tdund, and ~e understand that meat
| nrts viii ho tsGen for \ feg1ilns search. TIL
tusks arc pcsrt1es Ant II IL probahio that the Gu
,'rs frame II ~ be found IN tho Bains conds!on-"
The Ehiilicothe U a.nte putltanes ilst Of tcse
| xi,h3t II t,htIitrnfHr and
, 1869-10-26
THE CORRUPTION OF PRIMARY ELEc-
TlONS,

.,,e C:.:-1,.:1,s' r. ~ .'@o :" s.e4N ~ oe','u'o
~. NlN,.eA7 49, ~. WV WV ae'a'nAsea u, ~
oa'en1on' Ants l'1'' ocoa amy etr"''eo
- 'ne aoaleAs " 1ne eon'snt1seo u &C Citizens
"ne'' tuo ''1Aet "ts' P'esra,'a' ~, 1ns 'ess
nes'st, "a'en eo"ie'.eu -, Sas'zens
nehe' l".c'uoea coo'en'.,as tn' great
u'tne'''ty III Illuminating cano'auecs1o1 oAaco
II 'oe 1@e' .oae sne *ao'e ai1act'aesS u
eopFs'ii'ons ~ n,"n"eoo Aaa eon'1o''co ny
'ae i''ns' A"e A''psAsS iaas' eo'sseat'oA
WIS 10 'oofe .sltesen'a.''o VI eao ",Anes
al tns people VI eo'cago taaa IT was oi tho
people oi aan ffatleaseo. 1ne delegates
were ee'ec'eo ~eoks pe'o,enaaa. ana
lAe"sc" 'o'e '"s A. . ~ 1oe
aeieRa'o ,'cAota 'ot es'ct ~1fu "e'e l'r'alea
anu cafeulatea ooio1o tne coaFonuon' mud
9ne 'nc' ~ oo etec'eo "e'o naes*eo. Aao
'ssa.gen'ehss *cfe 'aA's maao 10 eIses' ~
aa ns@1u"' AZ a''t'4''''"'' .on'on''o"'-
t'ne WHICH "ou'" eatfs ons .no previously
arranged programme "n" tnhI taoso af-
1aslstnaan'a %e1o no1 ea''ea in'o use was
o~ine 10 .Ao .ae' 'l'A. 'ao "l'poa''oh' ae-
tlanInG - "u nonee' o.'e''11'1ets 49,, ~ pou]
~ 'ue 1|nH '1s'"n,'et5. 80" -o'o.~ 1ss-
pah'feans gone 70 'ao PRIMARY t0ccsn'ss 10
'olo ~ az orpo''''o1 o't 49,
Ga'eS tno tcsu'' "ou'o n"'o peoH
'no aa'ne' 1Ao wv" H.'i'es' ''.eS
~o"ta LIVE 'etsa o''t" u<44Aeu ~ 6eoals'
u.'ioe'' a. ,,'i,'o'1ssa ~! ''o ossasson.
- Law eA''eo W.. 'o'''''A' " 'o1eA
| coos se'''1ens' ~ "p'aa t4"'e Aes'A't'u ~ '1'
SaNAce "a tasNE heAftsastseT ''tSaAAsc tac "Ao'I
, 1869-10-26
': ...:7Ez CITY PAYS FOR 4 TREAS.
ffptE

Nr.:.vc rs...t.::-Eel tho fsurcs showing the
-; taz.l4yy Icr the present year Tho
r. ".:.r. ..svv is fifteen mill. "n the duilar on
:.,;' :,.s:,n oi s.ts.,la.1lo, being n tax
t,.:.. Il :.:*,.,..;.i>l. The ,lis ,allarcous
1iy,'. ~ from SOURCES ether than direct tat-
XII 1s.--tbs.t is, fur licenses and othcrwlsc,-
viii lie : S;N, ,ts';, 1uur:- The special taxes
fl street improvements and other special
u,.lks will psodnce S3,0f,,0W. The total
l:.su',r ~ ~
..t;4: 2sscss1c1ts. A@o,oeo
::aecr rum l4st re1f................. s5o,pN
s;.est,Sl
T;.ese taxes III l.ecame due aaI payable
ill., u. tai,es, l~t:'. Ii no. paid before
sls5s:'. Ike property on which they arc as
t>:s.u will Ire sold AID tho amonnt duo
s;l lie collected in that way.-all by the
i::h Il Iatci,. l61s'-
Ills :aone:, rs it is collected, will 10
f, I'll s:ves to tic Guy Treasurer, nnd will
l.. ts him dcrteitcd in his own name in
+ ,uc Ls,nk- Tie regular OF ordinary
r..ii:r.c will 1,c draun Upon from time to
si,ue il regular sums, distributed pret!.-
;..arly equally uysr the whole year This
viii haze of that sum IN average Of about
~, -l:af o., deposit during the whole year.
Tit soecia1 taxes R:ill remain in the Treas
a:rr. hands untouched nnt1 the 18th Of
II Y, Wien snail payments will he unde :;
j '.; lie Srrat hu:k Of the money will MT be
s:iG tNt prtil September and October.
i..:i~ ,;i;i lea.c III his hands sum equal IL
-. s.,.1a;v II $50, ,GU, for the whole year.
IL, sr,n uil: Le farther increased by the
ir>s,, j. uf the sale Of Hater, sewerage,
:.,1 .u.l,4--! Lc.ls. The average sun,
->.a; !. the Treasurer S:ll llarc to his credit
i. Ls,.u.it L17tug The Sear naas be- thus
..-ieG: ....
s,cr~ Ic:-t rnS'- h,eN
y, -. 4:4Ett - Eetttu-. 1N,1
I, IA. ..5s> .'.est
r,> rsrss d? ?os1s Ior she .eas ..,,sso.' ~
,~,~,,, th,r sun tic baal Will pas to th
,:vor 10 1hc Treasurer, LIS slaH lie ac:e'
,nr,1 br the election Of Gage Q: "en'
~, ;,,t.rrst ut tho ratio Of four per cen'
.,,,;- ;:,.srs-.. which the banks oueF 70 Pc.
49, do ts.v, VII amount, on tne depeeass
, t-,u. 10 slua, 900. and as much tor The ye
isl.
X. n,,,a,t to the votera Of Chica1
| il 1n,,~ la1sc sEa. is not worth SAVING ~
1,,ies Of the Treasurer arc re1y simpl
" liz l,as ouly to receive the money. ana c.
tic Cenptrol,er's checks. 1t takes oa'
trx hours clerical labor each day and H.
, 1869-10-26


The editor Of German paper IN this
city claims the cradit Of ne-cE having al
loved religion to get into his paper. We
don't believe religion over had my desi.e
%n rat into II
, 1869-10-26

The StAte Temperance Committee OF New York,
feeling Separate political notion tnadytesoie, re-
commend thetE nlensIs 70 "a vote AGAINST Al canis-
for the suppae*ston Of the liquor nan1c, and 10
tnAke tFe9 effort to secure MEMBER W The
Le9ttlASuTe Who Wt1 support zach 1egtAston."
, 1869-10-26

IN ibis country, the people are IN TIC
hnbit Of grunhling at tue fact that tho
paper currency is deprecated to tho extent
of twenty-five cents O, so on the dollar.
The fact is. unqucstiouably, .lisagrecable
one; but there is one consolation: the
depreciation might be many times creator
than it is, md still not reach the depth to
which tic sshinplastcrs OF sister Kcpu,,
lie have descended. a Iaytien letter Of
October i says:
"The depreciation Of thc PAPER currency Of The
country II eonlcihlrE f7Ghtt1L Tea or Twelve
days sEo The price Of gnI stool at tl.soa llasten
nGuey for 81 trctc. President ss}i,are thrrx The
tsslue OF the 11saEcc upon Tho shoulders OF the
gGvtrntLEut 1tokeIs, causing oil OF TEEN 10 tt
fei.tlne come twenty Of them to the army TO serve
~ tr5tiiees. Tl.csc extreme He1srres hast the
effect Ut tusne'llatcy snng1ag down .hc PHce Of
god to l,yN. where II stsnds toaF; tut IN srcs
STATE o! thner, huslncss, Rs may he imaGGe1, |!
co1nr'eieIF raratsxe4f. CoiIee - tclnc 3: the
cunrunns T&ie oil 3is,ta0 per !od pounds. and ~
cons. queucc dry goods and provisions are At ~,
tlIoos nrtecs-a haHcl of PORK. 5s.to': foA ol
smoked hcr,7Des, $50; a lox OF soaI. s:,6N, AID
50 1aztn. Affairs could not bc Wotse.
Aside from the consolatory character oi
tho statement a vnlrab1c hint il girer
therein to our national authorities. II ths
a.1est, imprisonment, anl drafting into the
army Of Fisk. Gould, Cor1'iu. and their c''a.
jr,rtt, will reduce the premium, on gold =;
per cent, general qualification will te crcat
ed at the spectacle lot these nnancier'
adorning our peniteutiaries. or embel
fishing our military service, during tho 70
,nsindcr Of their lives.
, 1869-10-26


The Legislature Of Vermont ratified tho
Fifteenth Amendment, by an almost nnsni-
NOUS vote, on Saturday last. This makes
twenty-one S.ates which have rstified it.
Seven more are required to give it validity.
Tho A1nbama Legislature will meet on the
18th Of November, and, rs It's tlree-fourths
Republican, it will undoubtedly and with
out hesitation vote to ntify the amend
ment.
Tho Legislatures of Iowa, Ohio. Mime.
so,a, Nebraska, and Rhode Island all meet
the first Monday OF January, and each may
be expected TO nifty. The new Loeisla-
tures Of Mississippi aud Texas will be
elected in November, md they will be
obliged to ratify before being ndmitted to
representation in Congress, md there Is no
| question that they will follow tho sensible
examrle Of virginin. This zaakcs enou9h
and one 10 spare bat We feel pretty susa
l thsl C< ~-,.:-- -::1--tsEy A1-1- vansv.-
In tho States which have already assentcd
to The amendment, two will be Obliged to
DO their work oycr again Missouri ratified
IN imperfect copy, and kansns changed, BY
somc b1undc-, tho Significance Of the sec
ond section. The Legislature Of Missouri
u,ccts on the last Monday Of December, and
that Of Kansas on tho second Thursday o.
January, WHEN they will speedily cnre thei,
previous blunders. With " fair luck, tAt
prospects now arc that the Fifteenth
Amendment will he part Of tho supremt
Law Of the land within threo months iron
this tine, and be proclaimed as such b.
official authority
, 1869-10-26
WHAT TIE CITIZENS TICKET HAS
ALREADY DONE.


Among the results OF the Citizens move
1ent for reform IN this city aud county,
not The least beneficial is that it has
brought The Democratic leaders who sas-
tain it into practical unity and cooperation
with the Republican party upon ull q1es-
sions pertaining to eaual rights The Chi
cago Ttmcs, By its prcmouitory, anl, per-
haps, premature, articles il, favor Of negro
suffrage, in 1865, foreshadowed The fact
thot tho Democratic party in Chicago, and
.x;tb;-, f1,n --.-,4,~ - - .-n-----. -v-''''' NC
nanong The first to como into harmony
with tho Republican party on
this question. The Democracy Of the
Southern states, owing 10 tho fact that tho
Suffrage had already been extended there
by tLo eoercive power ct Congress, have
led the way in assenting to Impartial sui
fsage Is fixed fact, and have been the first
among the Democrats to mid IN passing the
Fifteenth Amendment. The Democracy in
Cincinnati followed in the same direction,
by sustaining the Citizens movement in
Hamilton County, and thus elccting just
enough Republican members to the Lesis-
ture TO insure the passage OF tho Fifteenth
Amendment ty Ohio, when, it is nov ascot
tanned, they might have elected straight
Dcmocratic ticket nnd 30 placed it in the
| mower Of ihe members 50 elected to pass OF
defeat tho amendment III Ohio, as they
might decide The recent speeches Of Mr.
IInyes, Nr. Coolbaugh, and other candidates
oil the Citizens ticket, show that the Dc.
! r. ~. ri
, 1869-10-26
Cbt Trihume.
EAflpIi II ADVANCE

FA11QLX Il A0VANCx.
DAhy Edhaou. rc7 yea. bT TaEA11v..........,.efQ(D GO
frssWeeAiJ Rds:ton. rt7 yeaz. hy xAuL....... 600
Sunday Eddon. PCT ycar. BY atAn~........,.. 4.5O
Frta1y Edition. rer <caz. by MA11...,.,..... 2,0O
3ksta Of year II The sA1ne fasA
To prrsc1t delay and mt<sAtes te Fu.e snd sc Port
Oeice aderrss in fun. lnclndnk State and reuuty.
F~ma1te1s sre Allowed ten PCT etnt eo:a1rsseIoh on
yearly subscriptions.
Rcznlstsners may Re t1ade either ty draft. esIucsa
iott Utter order. in 1rxstercd 1rttrrn II Tisk
1xRhs 10 CIT Er1sscE1rtns:
DAiy. atstxrd, Sands. E1cErr1p ~ cruts rer ncrk-
pAAJ. delivered. Spnasx 10 cents wct&.
Atdrrxs TRIBUNE COMPANY,
QhseAsu. III
, 1869-10-26
NORTHWESTERN AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION.

.:..x - - j
s,.',s s' s:sa ~ e.lHesl tn'e''ss'oa nas 'oF
49,, | ,'a1:1 s i'ss's oeea gong on alnong pfae-
:,a..o @ s'usss ne"' ia1eo's anu oisect!5
WILL .oe growing 1ntestsss' nov
'A's VI tn'H ei's' oue o. 'ae "4o'e North
;,.a s.':u.: s' oA ue Subject u p'os'1-
- , w. NV o1u"a. .'neeA'ta-
..u.'A ~ A u1, " ,'a'ap'c l1tEaac's !" ast.-
eeno'.s'' 'nuas'ts' af1 aua sci~
.nie " -. country "n'en nov REGARDS I'M.
srs o o~s,na...,an 90 w tA. ~, eea''e , Whom
,sar ~ ss;:, ~ - - ~ 49,. 80. asAa ~
,1s., ~ ~ t os;a ~ .ss,., - -. ~. ~ .e4.g., 5as
-. -. - 49, % ,@..a. Hou y. .ao steae laA s..s1
.,;,+,- ro-ant,, ,,,-.,1,I - ,a.;.n1a tv:.,'.s
,,a.s H." ,.,;.a ~ .hdrs . nos, s"sa' .soas "
tinns such no s,a,. ora n.,,,,,,. :ar,aa,t.ra,
~ ho..;..,,u-.1 sos;a.;.a =. s.;..ases:s,;"aa
sals.. 1 " .,,.,,a ..ess".;, M 1850 s..'
.:s. saa.s:s.:'', ' -" ' .....:'. 49, 80.
rns,>ae.;,o s s,ha-ss rasa h, s!s.,. ~ ~. 49, ~
vo,.uunon, on,, ,,-oa.o.s ~ t,,a ..os;,n.
s,7ac;., ,,,to.as.n .. .sh:s,' IT,. ,,.s,s.,
N =, ,ho 80, - ,,;,,,,.. s..a..s.a,,a .aa
M aa:aas. - ~ aus , NS 49, -n,s a
IL ea..ar aaa 49, @.naaaI ,sss w.. -.aa;,a a, ~ aa;,,.
f;orn ,hoao basarer hut ,aroci,, ,,oa;n,
m, ,,f nna ap,uni,;na = ,r,n linn ,r;a,onca
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, 1869-10-26

4nlnpSES s1EyE>s LAD LIS surRs pE CH4t1rE.
Some xeeks 4go Visited Providence Hospital
u Tits cIts, one Of several institutions which re-
ceiyes subsidy nom Congress. and which Il =
more Fortnt]y spsta,ard aaQ betser managed eau
, 1869-10-26

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eae aoA 'aaots "ue ' soas us
e1dauoo'1ue a. aas eoaAS ooaas' "neo
IA 9a eoaFP'.ou9 aust
Iaaa OF Ioers! saousat. tae 'aaa o. Lacon ana VI
! refuSr, nc haa 1ota!t sIppoaea k1as ms caoSea-
nen OF Us ta:tn were ~ 'eAs1 a progressive as
saose G! deseo'4c sacee:
"Wha'' ne ete.9'ue''' f1euea blsnois uaaa.
tmouslf fos 1oocpcaaefte' aau republican 6'sso2s
| taf nnc"ua'uooA snoaa'shaoa'
| tsea ~
We IaT iT12he fue Fe3ctlol OF <a's asaeut 6na
! ppus cti..d 70 hear explained 1ht srAtas q his
| cAa-chuea thus, In solitary re4lsrance TO the
march Of man upoa oar hemisphere "Amoues:
the Ca ho,.c Eoys.u1neuts OF Ecsopc, shich Is the
! s,,oac.s; :" ask-d u5actnthe-
t "Fta:cc, 2n4aesstonab!y.|'
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-05-07
FURNITURE. FURNITURE

II. F. HOVER respectfully informs his friends
and the publjc generally Of West and South Jersey
10 want Of FURNITURE, that they will find it great
ly to their advantage to purchase at his Warehouse
where they will find a large stock OF the modern
STYLES to select from. a.
The subscriber begs to say that his facilities for
manufacturing, and huying his materials for cash
having no apprentices, but employing the best work
meu-enabIes him to offer great Inducements TO
those IN want really good Furniture at low prices
as he much prefers the !. nimble sixpence = 10 the
slow shilling" 49,
All goods bought ut his Warehouse will be warrant,
ed and fintended for the country, will be packed
with care and dispatched. ,rox,r,
NJ oon q cooond CT below Dock. west side
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-05-07
CHEAP FURNITURE.

IN Nowis the time to buy CHAIRS and FUR
III NiTURE. Looking Glasses, &c., cheap
George D. Smith having improved hislarge four, four,
story iron.front store, No 621 62S North SECOND
a. Philadephia will keep an extensive assortment
Of furniture for sale, such as Chairs. Bedsteads,
Tahles. bureaus, Stands, and Looking Glasses;
Also. Sofas, Stuffed-seat Chairs, Mahogany and
WoInnt. which he invites his friends to come and
examine for themselves No charge for looking,ii
YOU no M not forget No 621 e2s North SECOND ST.
" GEORGE D.SMITH.
sep.13.y
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-05-07
DIR. Burton,s Tobacco AntidotG


&RRAYrEp TO REMOVE DESIRE FOR TonAccI -
enfirNv veqeNe and harmless 1t purifes and efches
the bd invgorates the SYSTEM possesses great ouTsn
etizer enables the to digest the heaest food
makes sleep refreshing, and establishes ro56st nesn
Smokers and ceOers for slrty years cured Trnce f.y
cents per b8x post free DR.. T. X. ABBorTf Jersey CITY,
n 7 f(;enerM Agent for the United STAGES JOHN r.
Henry sncceksor to DEMAS BARNESfE Co., II Park
rEgrIN1orT1HLg-
was an nvetera chewer and sEker for thirty years.
Dr BuTons % Antidots ny health also greatly improved
+. D. SHERWOOD.
done its uork suRELY o. +. EDGAR.
FROM New HAxrsnrnp/ /SSArE PRISON. - Gentlemen
of influence here having teeA cured Of the appetite for
tobacco by using Dr. Btons Antidcts, desire sup.
ply for the prisoners ws1ssn s.... PRISON
BAFKER's TESTIMONY. - DR.. hnr.on's Antidote for
Tobacco has nccon,6liahed al claimed Nsn
W. NfNS, LIST Nat Bank, NSw Albany, Ind
CLERcYMAfs TEsrrMoNY.-OSE Bcx OF ANTrDorE
cured my brotlEr and myself IT NEVER NMs
ReYI. W. SHoEkAKER, Kelley >Station, Pa.
Fnox ray POLICE HEADQUARTERS, LYk1<, MAss--T
haDe 0aRe& MrtNfUe pounds of flesh in ureN months by
removed WIN L. WNT, JR.
Fxox THE SourHKRs HoME JOURNAL, BALHMoRE
Mp-6ne box Of Burton's Antdote removed oiNdcsfre
for tie weed from take pleasure in accompanying
it tofan our readers. !. I. SLATER, EonV'
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ITrademdrk X Copy,ig1ttedJ
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-05-07
nADG@@s

Your attention is invited to the stock OF stas
tionery, perfumery, extracts, cosmeucs' Ianey
goods, dye colors, &c.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-05-07

from his Office, they shall thereupon remove
him, and his appointment, commission and
Office shall thereupon be vacated, and all his
authority aud power as supervisor or by virtue
of his office, shall Immediately cease. and his
successor shall be appointed according 70 law.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-05-07
from Brist's celebrated greenhouses, Philaaa.
Dare's Family Medicines.


Dare's Family Medicines.
CHOLERA SPECIFIC
Ia an indispensable medicine for the coming
,'sa.ad = ~ term Every family and every tryvel-
Ter should have it.
FAMILY LINLMENT,
ofuniversal service for pains or hurts IN man
OF oe" HlNDOO OINTMENT.
The best cure for ringbone, SPAWN, spllnt ana
a;milar diseases in horses.
EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER
Unrivailed as warming stimuiantln coiic' &C.
pARE,s COUGH SYRUP,
Composed of tar, wild cherry, &C., has given
great satisfaction as cure forcoughs, colds, &c
~ US store may 10Y.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-05-07
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
& Provision Store,

snerce and Pearl SITS.
Thesubscrber begs mos. 1aii Selected stock
das and Having lately t sSe
them the lowestcash prices beral patron.
age heretofore hestoMed. The followlng aio e'V 4