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ss'"Data" writes to the Sun at
is said the Presi lent is strongly opposed
to imposing any further tests upon Vir-
ginia before her admission to Congress.
In conversation with Senator Wilson a
few days ago, he said he thought noth,
ing was to be gained by keeping States
out which had complied with the acts
of Congress as Virginia had. He hoped
the Legislature would elect senators
who could take the iron.clad.
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Doty's Washing Machine

Improved with ItowELL's PATENT DoU-
BILE CoG-WHFELS, and the PATENT STOP,
are now unquestionably far superior to
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Those who have used them give ieStl-
m0ny as follows:
We like our machine much; could not
be persuaded to do without 1t, and with
the aid of Doty, we feel that we are mas
tiers of the position.-Rev l., Scott. Btsh-
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1t is worth one dollar week in any
family.-N. Y. Tribune.
In the laundry of my house there Is q
perpetual thanksgiving on Mondays for
the invention. REV. Theodore l.. Cuyler
Every week has given 1t q stronger
hold upon the affections OF the inmates
of the laundry.-N. Y. Observer.
l heartily commend it to the ecOno.
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Friend Doty-Your last improvement
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Your Washing Machine has been in
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of Infant Department of st. Catharine'a
Nursery, N. Y. City.
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4 In the Treatment of Chronic

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gI"A private letter from Greenville,
Tenn, says Andy johnson will certainly
be elected Senator from that State. The
main opposition to him is among the
bitter rebels, who cannot forgive his en-
ergetic operations as Military Governor
during the war.
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RSg1 Mr.. Segar denies, in the Balti-
more Sun, the report of q conversation
between himself aud Messrs. Boutwell,
and Creswell, of the Cabinet, in which
the latter were represented to be very
hostile to the admission OF Virginia.
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color Of eyes and hair, you will receive
by return mail, a correct picture of your
future husband or wife. with name and
date of marriage, Address W. FOX, Pc.
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LIQUID GAS.

OWING to the Increased demand fol
~ MoLEAN's NoN-EXPLoSIvE IdQUII
GAS have established another depot fol-
its sale at
No. 81 N. CHURCH. ST., NEAR CHARLOTTE,
shall still continue TO keep supply
at the old stand,
Cor. WIDE WATER AND COMMERCE SITS.
Also, Lamps and Lamp fixtures,
Kerosene Lamps altered at small cost.
d. f. RODMAN,
sr2S-Iw Sole Agent for Norfolk
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sMYANTED-AGENrS.-$ TO
w $500 per month, everywhere,
Male and Female to introduce the GEN;
UIN IMPROVED COMMON-SENSE
IA SEWING MACHINE. This
Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt,
cord, bind, braid and embroider in moat
superior manner. PRloE only $18. Fully
Warranted for five years. We will pay
81 900 for any machine that win sew o
stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic
seam than ours. 1t makes the "ElastiC
Stitch.'' Every second stitch can be cut,
and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearing it. We pay Agents from
$40 to $500 per month and expenses, or a
commission from which twice that amount
can be made, Address SECOMB g. CO.,
P1rTsaURGH, PA, bosroN, MASS, or ST.
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Caution.--Do not be imp osed upon by
/ other parties palming off worthless cast
iron machines, under the same name or
otherwise. Ours 10 tho only genuine and
really practical cheap machine manuiacta
ured.
Canti0n--EXtra.- caution the
public against a concern in Nashville,
Tenn, as they are not our duly authorized
Agents, having copied our advertisement
without authority from us. We shall not
hold ourselves responsible for worthless
MACHINES sold by other parties. The gems
UINE MACHINES can be had only from US or
our authorized Agents, who will always
have a certificate of Agency signed by u.s..
Pa9nnra of IA, fa.fn0ers
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New Advertisements.

GNoREETHING NEw.-ln musical
~ circles the Estey Organs are the
rage. They are the most durable and
have the auest tone, remarkable for their
sweetness and power. The VoX Humana
and VoX Jubilante are the greatet novel
ties and the best Inventions ever intro
duced. ]. ESTEY d CO., Brattleboro, VT,
Sole manufacturers.
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- -
L Ii E l. A L L S T N Il w S.
ANOTHER CUBAN EXPEDITION

New York, Oct. 2.--The Herald S
Key West special says that the Cuban
expedition, four hundred strong, COM
from New York harbor on Monday.
had reached the Florida coast. There
it was joined by the Cuban privatcers
Lillian and .Teazer, with sixteen hum
dred more recruits, under Gen. Gaia
"a. Tho fleet was freighted with ten
thousand rifles, five thousand sabros,
twenty guns, ranging 6 to "a Founders.
Another body of men under Generals
Steadman and Magruder, are about en-
barking from a gulf port for the COM
mon rendezvous off the Cuban coast.
The Lillian and Toazer, which sailed
last night, will be joined at sea by the
Cuban privateers Hornet and Cuba car
rying each fifteen guns, some of which
are 100 Founders.
Volunteering is very brisk along the
entire gulf coast, and 5000 men are
waiting transportation.
Washington, Oct. 2.---It seems GER
tain that the new Cuban expeditions are
engineered by parties unknown, but
much more potent than the old Cuban
Junta. Advices from Canada, and de-
tails from New York, especially as sup
ported by Horald's dispatch from Key
West, indicates formidable demonstra-
ton.
- ANOTHER POLITICAL ROW.
Philadelphia Oct. 2.-Another polit-
ical row took place last night, in which
eleven persons are known to be serious
ly wounded-namely, three Democrats,
four Republicans, three citizens, and
one policeman. The Democrats. drove
the Republicans from their hoadquar-
ters and destroyed their transparoncies
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Indianapolis, Oct. "A boiler of ono
of two engines competing for apeed al
the State fair exploded, killing nineteen
persons and wouniing many others.
Among the killed is Mr. jackson of
Memphis.
FROM HAVANA.
| Havana, Oct. 2.--Thc barometer in
dlcatos hurricanes The Captain OF
the port has ordered the vessels in the
harbor to the securely moored.
EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Oct. "A heavy
shock Of an earthquake, with loud noise
took place at San Lorenzo to-day.
THE DETENTION OF THE STEAMER Eu-
TERrE-GUNs ON BOARD.
New York, Oct. 1.-The steamer
Eutorpe, Of the Galveston and New
York lino,is under surveillance pending
instructions from Washington. She had
cargo of Parrot guns, and tons upon
tons of solid shot and shell were found
in her hold. The authorities suspect
that this cargo is intended to arm the
Spanish gunboats now ready for sea. -
The account says that there are just
thirty of these gunboats. Singular
enough, there woro found in tho hold o.
the Euterpe just thirty Parrot guns o.
the one hundred pound species. There
were also three thousand solid shot and
shell which had been cast for these same
Parotts.
Speaking editorially of the Euterpe's
detention, the Tribune says:
"The authorizes have just laid hands
upon vessel, which, by all accounts,
appears to have been destined to sup
ply with armaments the Spanish guns
boats at Mystic, The possibility that
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49, The interest due the State by the
Norfolkand Petersburg railroad amount
ing to $4,000 was paid into the Treas
ury by Gen. Malone on Thursday.
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great harm might have been and NAV

great harm might have been and may
yet be done thereby to the cause of
struggling patriotism, naturally provokes
q most earnest desire that no want of
vigilance shall permit of wrong to a
noighbor whose comparative weakness
and whose noble aspirations have our
hearty sympathios. The plea of the
Cubans that they should have the same
right to purchase arms as their savage
antagonists must be admitted in the
light of monacing events to have unusu-
al force. :"
LATEST MARKETS. Ft
London, October 2, Noon, Consols
80 bonds 824; sugar firmor, ailoat 28s.-
Gd.a28s. Cd; turpcntine 28s.
Liverpool, October 2, Noon.-Cotton
quiet; Uplands 1875, Orleans 1926; salos
1000 bales.
Evcning-Cotton, closed quiet; Up
lands 12B; Orleans 1923; sales have been
5000 bales; export and speculation,
1000 bales. ..
New York, Oct. 2.--Stooks strong;
money easy at 7c. gold; sterling,
long 81, short 81 gold 1903; 62's,
1195; Tennessee .exocoupons COZ, new
52l asked; Virginia ex-coupons So, new
522; Louisiana leveo G's 62, oights 943,
Alabama oghts 904; Georgia skies IS;
sevens 89;North Carolina old 49,new a;
South Carolina new 60. Flour sc lower;
wheat dull and unchanged; corn dull
and declining; mess pork nominal at
1871 25a$31 so; lard dull; cotton un-
changed at 27l; turpentine firm at 44c.;
rosin dull, common 1925; freights very
firm. tf8
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MONDAY MORNING, Oct. 4, 1869
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For Sale and For Rent.

HOUSE AND LOF.
fENHE House and Lot, No 81 East side
Il North Church street, for sale.
=. JAS G.. POLLARD,
'~.. Real Estate Agent. :
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A LOT on the corner of King andiiWa-
ter streets, Portsmouth, 56I feet by about
l25 feet Apply TO
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ANOTHER POLITICAL ROW.

Philadelphia, Oct. 2.-Another polit-
ical row took place last night, in which
eleven persons are known to be serious
ly wounded-namely, three Democrats,
four Republicans, three citizens, and
one policeman. The Democrats. drove
the Republicans from their hoadquar-
ters and destroyed their transparencies
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THE WEEKLY WORD.

a large quarto sheet, printed throughout in age
type and published every "Wednesday morning,
has now the largest circulation Of any weekly
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single exception. Among its prominent features
are
1. It's very full and accurate market reports, en-
bracing the Live Stock markets Of New York,
Albany. Cambridge and Philadelphia; and
New York Country Produce Market, and
General Produce Markets OF the country and
full reports of tnesNew York Money Market.
Each OF the reports are complied with great
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2. lis Agricultural Department, when contains
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farmers A special feature 81 this depart
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the day after the meeting OF the Club BY
this arrangement the report appears IN the
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publication in any other -ekly paper
1 A norton Of the Weekly World is reserved
for family reading matter, nciualng original
and selected stories, poems, waits OF humor
and extracts from books and periodicals
Particular attention will be given to this de
partment during the year 1870.
5 special feature Of the Weekly World Is 2
carefully complied summary OF the news OF
each week tits made so complete that no
one who reads il can fail OF belng well posted
on all the important news OF the day.
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Several little boys were amusing
themselves at snow balling in the up
per part of New York, on Saturday,
when one, named James Doody, aged
six years, was struck on The head, by
a ball with a piece of ice in it. The
little fellow was taken home, and COM
planning of illness was put to bed
He grew worse rapidly, and died on
Monday afternoon, from the effects Of
the injury received. We hope this
sad lesson will not be lost upon the
youth Of our town.
Jenny Lind is said to have lost all
but a few notes Of her once magnifi-
cent voice.
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DR.. WISHART'S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.

1t is the vital principle of the Pine Tree OBJ
tanned by peculiar process in the distillation of
the TAR, by which its highest medical
properties sae retained. 1t iDvigorates the diges-
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strengthens the debilitated system. 1t puri6es
and eneriehes the blood, and expels from the
system the corruption which serofula breeds on
the lungs. 1t dissolves the mueus or phlegm
which stops the air passages of the lungs It's
heatng principle acts upon the irritated surface
OF the lungs and throat, penetrating to each
diseased part relieving pain and suhdulng infam-
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Consumption of the Lungs, Cough, Sore Throat
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All communications should be addressed
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MARRIED..

EARNEST-BRYAN-0u the 25th of Novem-
ber at the residence Of Mrs. Jane NJ. Bryan, the
brides mother by the Rev. G. /. Thompson, d.
F Earnest, NJ D., of Hopewell Bedford county
Pa, to Miss Emma J. Bryan, of Harrisburg, Pa
L0NaENECKER-RUSS USSELL-In Bedford, Dec.
81 1869, at the house Of the brides parents, by
Rev r. T. Wilson, Hon. J. H. Longeneeker, and
Miss N. Rebecka, eldest daughter Of Hon Sam
nel L. Russell all of this place.
WEBER-SNIDER-0 the 24th of NoVem
her in ST. Clair tp., Mr. james Weber, to Miss
Lydia Rebeees Snider. by Isaiah Morris, ESQ a,
both of St Clair tp Bedford county, Pa.
ALSTADT-M0CK-0n the 18th inst, at
Thomas S. Holsinger's, 3, Mr. George Aldstadt, to
Miss Barbara Mock, by Isaiah Morris, Esq both
Of St Clair tp , Bedford county, Pa.
IMLER- --RENISGER-At Steckman's Hotel
on the 10th inst, by the Rev J. Q. MeAtee, Mr.
Alec Imler to Miss Mary Ann Rennger, both of
Morrison's Coye, Bedford county, Pa,
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DIED.

father in Bedford Dr. Mengel Reed, son Of JOHN
P. Reed, ESQ, in the 24th year Of his age.
The deceased bore the suffering Of his protracted
illness with perfect resignation to the will OF
God. The faith in Christ he professed in uniting
with the Church, in his early youth sustained and
conf forted him in the trying hour. The hopes for
the future, expressed to his pastor, only a short
time before his departure are abiding source
of comfort to his bereaved parents and his afiic-
ted friends
The funeral viii take place on Thursday, 23d
inst, at 8 o'clock, p. IN
ZIMMERs-In Bedford township, Dec. 18th.
1869, Mary Ettie. infant aughter of Michael
Zimmers, aged years, 6 months and days
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THE WORLD ALMANACFOR1s 1870

a vast quantity Of political information Of to
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