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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-05-05
Decoration Day.


The rapid approach of the day annually
set apart for decorating the graves of the
deceased soldiers of the rebellion renders
it necessary that measures should be ia
ken for the due observance of that oere-
mony. It is highly desirable that those
who were comrades in arms with those
whose final resting place we honor should
take the direction of this ceremony; and
to that end, and that ample preparations
may be made for such testimonial az
will show how justly we appreciate the
sacrifices of our fallen heroes, all returned
soldiers Of the Union armies, and especial
ly all comrades of the Grand Army of the
Republic, who will take part in max
ing this occasion one of the most impress
give of the many solemn anniversaries
which have arisen from the rebellion, are
requested to leave their names with Maj.
Salisbury, at the Central House, at once.
If sufficient number respond to this in
vitation to ensure success, a meeting will
be called to mature the preparations early
next week.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-05-05

DEAD.-We regret to learn of the death
of the Oldest son of Hon Harmon Cam
field of Arlington. The deceased was a
young NAN of much promise and managed
the large business concerns of his father.
The afflicted family will receive the sym
pathy of a wide circle of friends through
out the State
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-05-05

The Louisville Couriey-Jour7lag sug-
gests Glow Her Tongue Wagged A Sc
ries of Curtain Lectures" by the author
Of What Her Face Said: A Story Of
Five Months"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-05-05

J. A. sherburn, Ereslolng Elder.
Montpelier, Fl. w. Worthen; Barre, P.
Merrill Williamstown, A. t. Billiard
Mortified, A. @. Stevens, S. H. Colburn
Berlin and Northfeld Falls, 0. d. Clapp
Middlesex, f. NJ. Miller; Moretown, d.
Willis Waitsfeld, J. Hamilton Warren
to be supplied Rochester, R. W. Harlow;
Pittsfeld, f. H. Roberts Stockbridge, A.
z. Wade Bethel Lympus, to be supplied
by VIM. A. Bryant Randolph, J. NJ. Puff
fer South Royalton,. W. Ell. Wright
Tunbridge, to be supplied by A. Merrill ;
Chelsea, ]. W. Guernsey; Topsham and
Waits River,to be supplied by A. B. Hop
kius Bethel, to be supplied; Corinth, to
be supplied by T. Trevillian Plainfeld,
E. Copeland; Marshfeld and Calais, j. S.
Spinney; Cabot, J. W. Bemis; Worces-
ter, P. II. Carpenter; Topsham and East
Corinth, II. Il. Day.
C. W. Wilder, Prof. in vt. Conf. Semin-
airy and member of the Montpelier Quar-
terly Conf
S. Holman, agent of Vt. Cont. Semin-
airy, and member of the Montpelier Quar-
terly Conf
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vermont rIothodis. Conference.

The Vermont Conference of the Metho-
dist Church met in Springfield, Windsor
county, Thursday morning, the 21st inst,
Bishop Simpson presiding. R. Morgan
was elected Secretary Notwithstanding
travel was greatly interrupted by the late
floods, about So out of the 11S preachers
belonging to the Conference, were pres
emit. Visitors from the New Hampshire,
New England, Troy, and some of the
Western Conferences, were introduced.
The most important part of the Confer
ence business was completed on Friday
and Saturday. Sunday, Bishop Simpson
preached in the morning, and Rev. S.
M'Chesney of Albany, N. Y, in the after
noon. In the evening the anniversary Of
thu Missionary Society was held. Inter
esting addresses were made by Rev. J. S.
Barrows, Ex-Governor Dillingham; and
Rev. S. M'Chesney.
The vote of the Conference on lay dele
cation is 81 for and 16 against: the Black
River Conference, for 81 to 80 against.
The following appointments were made
for the year to come:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-05-05

AN Illinois man persisted in smoking
in his stable till horse kicked his pipe
out of his mouth and the life out of his
body together. The barn and three
horses were consumed.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
DIRECTORY rOR ADVERTISERS.

ADJUSTMENTS -rwELyru PAaH-Fnh and sixth
AsrRoIoaY- PAar-second column
BDHa6Es Aa5 Eos baes gS
'siS'l oRasd % INC PACE
s"d ssS ,sSIA GsHaTa FOR sALr-rwrru
BUsIp Ess OPPORTUNITIES PAar-Tbrd ool
aH S4 2SFSFI fos sssnn
oLEni' $ AND sALEsMeN-Elsvaxru rAor-F,fA col
ssS
CoAs1WisE sTExMSHiPs-FIns pAoE-Flfth and sixth
REEETisTRY-N S -NIsvrn pAoE -sih!a , column column
BY bWEsa HOUSES IS AND us
EukNIshEp.:sK, oosD on PAax-;siftn @ column: s'ira
ExcGRsioNs efiaus FA Sixth column.
Fos saihLTwFai4n n FAar- Fourth column.
FSkSc pAGr-si1n
HEIP '@S%%SSrED-NALEs- ELEVENTH PAGr-siuh col
HELP INV WANTED -FEMALIs- s-ELEvES1u PAor-rhlrd
HORSES, VcHskIAcEs, sc.-Frrsr rAar-sseona and
HOTELS -sScssS PAGE Z Fourth g.s,,c column - r.
IxsySSSTios, Fsssz PAGE Sixth column.
EEGAL NOTICES TwELrrn PAGE Fifth column
boAF boAT &Np eaun
MACHiNEKY--TwrLFTB PAdf-Fourlh column.
MARBLE MANTELS SECOND pA6E-Sixtd c0,uma.
MEDIChl.-NISTn PhGr--sixlh column.
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Sixth column
MIscKLIIANEoUs-TwEL PAnE--Fourth column
MUSICAL-TWrLtTu PAuR--Filth column.
NEW PUBLlCA ATIONS-N PAGES x,h column.
PIAN0FORrES-TwELrTM PAGE-FIIth column.
POLITICAl--NISTH pAGH-Siyth column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsT PAGR-Syth column.
IR0P0SALS--NINIH PAGE-Sixh column.
PRoPERTY OCT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
LET-TwELFTH PAGE-Flrs and second columns
REAL ESTATE TO ACCOMPLISHMENTS PAax-Se
coDd column.
REAL ESTATE WANTED -rwELrru rAoR-sseond
column.
REWARDS-FiasT PAGP-Third column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-SRo0SD PAoB-
Fifth and aixtl columns.
SALES AT AUCfI0S-fwGLrTu PAoE-Thrd and fourth
columns
UITUATI0NS WANTED -EEMALEs-ELrvESru PAox-
First gecond and third columns
SITUATIONS ED-MALEs-EtEvsNTH PAGE
Fourth nd fifth columns.
SPECIAL NOrICEs-FInsr pAOE-First and second COL
SPORTING-DoGs, BIRDS, So-Frnsr PAGr-second
STALIfOka-FIRar PAoE- Second column.
pUMMkR RESORTe-SRCOND PAGE--Fourth. column.
EHE RADES-ELBNENTu PAGK-Slyth column.
cHB TURF-FIRsT PAGR-Second column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PC CRpOSES--SgCoNp PAuE-
Fourth and fifth columns.
EBAYELLERS' GUfpE-FIReT PAGE-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE FIRST PAGE-T Third column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, ao-FIRsT rAGE-Th!rd
column
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FLEETWOOD PARK.
MorrfsanIa.
Troltng September I,
AS 80 r. NJ Match $4,000; mile and repeat In harness
Carl s. burr enters horse Starte ty Inmbetop
dam Lizzie Walker, by Star; bred by Mr. Chss Bcknian
Of stony Ford, Orange county.
Mr. Noross Of Maine, names black hor.s Lo.hair, BY
Gilbreth Knox, dam -. Both thrce-y ear o.ha
HENRY DATER. President. %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

no n0TEL KEEPERS AND .oTHEEs.-rHE UNDER
signed have for sale Ice Machine, now making at the
Morgan Iron Works. foot OF East Ninth srcs ton OF crys
tai fee for less than @5 hotels having the ice would
not cost g. For apply at the works or At tho United
States Ice and Refrgerating Company, 81 Broadway
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HORSES, CARRIAGEs, &C.

Tor sALE-A VERY GOOD GRAY HORSE, is HANDS
H. hish years old warranted sound and Kind will be
sold very chssp; also some other very tine Iiorses
QOkDON'S stable, No. 6 MosI Thirtee nth street
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THE TURF.

L,LEETw GOD PARK,
MORRIsANIA,
WESTCHkSTER, N. Y.
SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1870.
PREMIUMS $9,50G
SEPTEMBER 90. 81, p and ~
TUESDAY, September 20.
Purse No ISL co. for horses that bea. sl0 $500
10 the first horse $I0 to tho second &i00 TO the third
. WEDNESDAY, September 81.
Purse No. u0 for horses that bent 30; ST. 200
TO tho irst horse S0 10 the second $500 10 the third
THURSDAY, September g..
Purso NO 89h for horses that beat eS; 81 zoo
10 the trst horse. &6 the second 500 70 the third
FRIDAY. September 23.
urse No. d. .5OO for horses that beat 2; two
the second, $3L0 TO the third.
tse No Sa2N for horses that mover beat 3D. 81 600
10 the first horse. $500 70 the second $500 to the third
All the above milo heats throe O Gve In harness.
cept Purse No. which Will be two miles and repeat In har
kn,rance per cent three and start to
close George W. Jenklas Fleetwood srk Club House.
l43t Broadway, between fortieth and Forty first sreoa
New York. at O'Clock NJ Sept G. All entries by mail to
Re addressed to box l2 Morkanie Post oce BY order
HENRY DATER. President
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pery. Principals apply to V. r. STEVENSON sOS. II
line street
0ELAWARF, LACKAWANNA AND WESTEN RAIL-
Ii road Company No s6 Exchange place.
,NEw YORK, August 90. 1870.
Noce-Transfer books win be closed from this until
c0ih septomber Ey order the board OF Managers
A. j. ODELL, Treasurer.
ENOR sALE-A COLLECTION OF ABOUT 500 PIECES
y OF United States State aud Washington Cents, half
Cents ana tho issues Of MT and 1861 In duplicate
probably th best lee Ia exSence has been BY
person ~ years Address box 407 Boston Post Office Mass
LIRsT MORTGAGES FOR sALE-sl5o0o, SLIGO
,hC9 ami $500 at fve per discount Seronds
$1,000, ssUo $4,000, $4,000 $3.50 at ten $siSSOo
to loan ON 1rst and second mortgages Apply to
JOSEPH A. LEVY, No. Pine steeet.
INTEREST FROM THE FIRST OF EACH MONTH
l. CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,
u Bowery, southwest corner Canal street
Money deposited now viii draw from Sepembcr
at the rate OF SIX per cent all
Interest paid credited In july OF each YEAR
Bank open every day from l0A NJ to T. NJ, on Mon
days and Saturdays from 10 A. NJ. to z L. NJ.
MONEY TO LOAN-ON NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
w Improved and desirable unimproyoi Real Estate First
and second mortgages promptly csshsi ut lowest
raves PRINCIPALS only dealt with. WILLIAM SINCLAIR
Jr, 4 co., No. Pine street.
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-
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
Tie mails Tor Europe will close at this once on Thur
day RS O'clock A. NJ, and at all stations follows, viz -
aud y, 5f0 a. NJ; anu ID, 30 A. NJ; and Y, 7AM.
T. Il. JONES, Postmaster.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
ArTuE AUCTION HOUSE, OF
"A JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASsELL,
Once and ealesroom ~ Nassau straet
opposte the Post oflce.

A SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF FOUR
n fine rotting and nmIy Horses, Wagons, Harness &C.
by Friday, September at II A. M stable 1
Great Jone5 street, account Of whom may concern
They all young handsome and fine. AMI from l5N
lbZ hands high rrantcd 10 beat 40,
OF G4S ana two boat $780, They all easy
drivers have vices end warranted sound kind In
particular. Con be time prior sale
stablc. Pull particulars IN fridays Herald and az tao.
JOHN l.. vANDEWATEH, AuctIoneer.
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ASTORIA AND PECK SLIP.

HARLEM, ASTORIA AND PECK SLIP.
Ii Sufnmer arrangement
Steamers SYLVAN STREAM and SYLVAN OLKN,
on and after Monday, July II,
leave Harlem for Astoria and Peck slip o. y andl9 -
A. NJ, and ~, 3:l5 4:i5, 8 80 \. NJ. !
Leave Peck slip for Astoria aud Harlem at IL and
~ A. NJ 40 10 4:l5, 80 and 30 l.. NJ Landing e
Eicventh and !2U;h streets each way
Pare, iOc, or Il tickets TOR 81 on Sunday fare lsc
First boat leaves Harlem A NJ last boat leaves Peck
slip +. NJ. not land ~ at Astors Isjth street.
Steamer SYLVAN GROVE car tc chartered for exo9es
sicus. ly0th Har.e.n.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

A r. q. BURNHAM'S FURNITURE AND BAO0AGR
a. Express IL West Elevcnih Street. Sixth ave
nue. furniture families moved city coNnty. Purni
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

hs) TO ALBANY AND TROY.-THE DAY LINZ sTEAHs
- 4 boats c. yIBBARD and DANIEL DREW will eayo
vcsry pier As and 1hrtyiourh street at
land Y0nk Nyack and Tarvtown by fc.yboat Cos
zcns Wes. Point Cornwal Newburg Rhine
teck, Maiden, Tivo, Caisk and Hadgon reeia trai9
Of bruad gauge connection with the day boats VII
leave arrival at Albany commencing June 10, TOR ShA<
Springs Ar - from New York aud for Cherry Valley
Tho steamboat SENECA will transfer passengers from ~
bahy to Troy. Tickets sale and baggare checked o.
Dods Express Office 94 Broadway aud No. Court stree
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATIONS
The balance (Sl00 OF tho for Colt Stakes. fo
three and four ods for lsD Is due September 1870
f. o. READ, Secretary, If9 Montague street, Brooklyn
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~, SEPTEMBER l. l87O-TRIPLE SHEET.
FINANCIAL.

MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY, IN SUMS TO
IA sut improved accessible unimproved city pro-
perry Principals apply to " X. STEVENSON SON, II
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

TRAyEl.LERS GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY-EvENING LINE-No COxBE
"A nation Great reduction Of fare and stscrooms com.
meucinY September Fare to Albany Troy, &c., dook4
frat class, Including staeroou 81 5b also
with berths Sl and like reductions 80 all points by connec
ns railroads. west norh. The Of this ling
having 0o staerooms spenddy furnshed leave their ne1
depot, pier ~ foot Prnce Spring Charlton streota
aaly Saturday excepted a ococS Thirty fourth stro
si6;l5 Passengers by Sixth, Seventh or Eighth svena(
horse cars VIII get out AZ Charlton street. N BThe fArd
up to tie above date VIII be- heretofore III So Excuss
sIon ticket 10 Saratoga -.
EoR BRID0FPoRT AND ALL POINTS on uOUsA.
tonic and Naugatuck Raroad fare 81; leave
Csharinc clip II and II every night Sundays
cepted).
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

yro TELEaRaPHIc CoNTRACToRs.-PERsoNs OR
Companies likely 10 into contract for the building
~ seosrapL.c line In the United States Of Colombia, South
nncroa are requested communicate by letter enclosing
Lrst references, with ID. g. PEhEA CoonUsaa Anh
", boz lESl Por Office New York.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
COAsrwIss STEAMSHIPS.

DERMUDA NAIL.
- The steamship SAN FRANCIscO will be despatoAeA
70 Hamilton Bermda from pier Is East river on hurSday
September = at O'Clock r. NJ
For freight or passage apply to WE WEBB,
81 Exchange p.ace.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

and every Wednesday and Saturday thereafter,
from pier ~ North river New YORK, at noon
Rates OF passage, payable In currency.
to Liverpool. Glas or Derry
First cabins, S65 and sT5 according to location.
Cabin excursion tickets twelve
best accommodations, SI3U.
Intermediates $3s: steera9e, Sos.
Cercaes at reduced rates. be bought here by those
wishing to send for their friends.
Drafts issncd, payable on presentation.
Apply at the company's onices to
HENDERSON BROTHERS. No. z Bowling Green.
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S55.... $50. 500
WILCOX & GIBBS
TWISTED LOOP STITCH SILENT
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

Always in order. and ready to a
sew. Such is it's simplicity, and IAeR
the ease with which It is under go ~
stood that the child of six years HtNp N
and the grandmother of seventy NASR
can. operate it successfully. The anna -
thread is nsed from the original Ivy J@SSS-E2B-
spool without Tewindng. Every W Xs&fFz5A
Mac hine is fun nshed with Hem
mer Feller and Brader All the different trstclass
Sewing Machines for sale Sioats celebrated Elliptic
one iron which all others take their origin All kinds
of Machines repaired. Needles Silk. Thread and OH
far ali kinds of Machines Machines be cent by x
press with hill be collected on delivery of Ma
chine All Machines warranted at the Great Southern
Sewing Machine and Variety Store.
M. S. HEDRICK, 81 and liz Canal ST.,
Aoen,a wanted Jdei2 IyI New Orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-09

LEIBN1Tz ON RELIGIOUS ORDERs.-I confess
that have ardently admired the religious or
ders, and the pous confraternities, and the
other similar admirable institutions; for they
are n sort of celestial soldiery upon earth,
provided, corruptions and abuses being remov-
ed, they are governed according to the instl-
tutes of the founders, and regulated by the
Supreme Pontiff for the use of the universal
Church For what can be more glorious than
to carry the light of truth to distant nations,
through seas and swords-to traffic in the sal
yatian of souls alone-to forego the allure
ments of pleasure, and even the enjoyment OF
conversation and of social intercourse, in or
der to pursue, undisturbed, the contemplation
of abstruse truths and divine meditation-to
dedicate oneself to the education of youth in
science and in virtue-to assist and console
the wretched, the despairing, the lost, the cap
tive. the condemned, the sick-in squalor, in
chains, in distant 1ands-undeterred even by
the fear of pestilence from the lavish exercise
of these heavenly offices of charity The
man who knows not despses these things
has but a vulgar and pleban conception OF
virtue; he foolishly measures the obligations
of men towards their God by the perfunctory
discharge of ordinary duties, and by that fro,
zen habit of life, devoid of zeal, and even OF
| soul, which prevails commonly among man
kind.
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BAKERIES AND CONTEMPORARIES.

T. y,llsrrubia Bernard Turpin.
II A D'uemecourt in commendam
y. Successors to Ernest Turpin,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF
Stick Candy, Fancy Candies, Chocolate, Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Gum
Drops, Juiube Paste, Syrnps by Steam.
IMPORTERS OF FRENCH oRNAMENTS-Such as
Cupids Flowers Gum Leaves Tyres, Dauphins, Deco
rated Toys Cosaqncs Fancy Paper for Cake stands or
Bouquets. Cartonages or Fancy Boxes for Christmas
and New Year Presents, Cornucopias. etc. ,
90 Old Levec, between st. Louis and Cont,
myi5 GIN New Orleans
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-09

pUPTURE CURED.
With experience of than twelve years prac.
tice in the treatment and CURE OF RUPTURE AND
HERNIA, will guarantee perfect relief, comfort
and security, and more rapid improvement than can
be obtained of any other person or appliance in the
of time afflicted Also,
INSTRUMENTS FOR THE CURE OF EVERY
SPECIES OF HUMAN DEFORMITY ON
HAND OR MADE TO ORDER.
Call or address, with stamp for circular, Dr. r. ST
FERRlSS, Office No. st Charles street, up stairs
New Orleans. Hours from H. A. NJ. 10 { Z. NJ. je5 I'm
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Remember day by day to ask God to
bless and keep and care for you.
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1OOO YEAR AND EXPENSES

10000 YEAR AM Nh 1GS srasss WILSON
IMPROVED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES The
best Machine in the world Makes Che Shuttle or Lock
St;tnh alike on both sides. MACHINE WITHOUT
MONEY. FOR further particulars add ress THE WILSON
SEWING MACHINE co. Postoilce Box Az. or call
nj Salesroon, Canal street. corner Burgundy Now
orieans la sells ly
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CAN'T NJ. TODD & Co..
Dealers in
Paints, Oils, varnishes, Glass, Brushes, etc
New Orleans. a
Painting materials Of every description Artists Car
wa fine Colors and Tools esSo ~
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SSES AND BRACES.


The following Highest Premiums awarded to
II. SPILLMANN, Manufacturer and Filter,
90 Baronnc street, N Orleans the Fourth Louisiana
State Fair, 1870:
Diplomas for Best and most comfortable Truss for
both sexes; Best Childs Truss Best Umbical Trusses
Best Truss Pad Best Shoulder Brace; Best
of good Trusses Also Diploma for the best display Of
Orthopaedic A ttachMents.
II. SPILLMANN Inventor and Patentee of Trusses
without Springs, Back Pads the terror of Leg Straps
Call and examine before purchasing where Orders
from all parts will receive prompt attention. je2 ly
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,ro SUFFERERS FROM RuEUMArIsM AND

r UZENBERG HOSPITAL, CNow Hayes 'House
Il of Health" Elysian Fields street, Third Dis
tct This Institution receives all diseases medical,
surgical and midwifery 1t is conducted
unite the comforts of home to the advantages of
private rooms 81. Apply to DR.. HA ES office, corner
Canal and Rampant streets at the Hospital au2s 1y
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18
VOICE or THE rnoPIE.


Hffsr RepHbhoaH'
SIN! lt Il vofJ hnportaHt rnettcr that rood men
thorourhiy idrntihcd Win city hhoald 10 sociod b
represent Us In tho Jity Oonncila What W. The olts.
ems want IL thia ard we viii be satiai With nothlay
less NHf
We vast ~ cc monte " ard honest sinnsl.tratla,
our corporation finances. Tho abolition q Al unnaroi.
.ary ohce,i good men In out IRE doparnonL aud tho
reaatlsn Of an aalAries whgrc the par eHcepd, tho
amount 81 labor pcfarnud ny an ccanonnleal admin.
slfatian ard street aecJutaty IN the disbursement
Of tho peoples money this uiy aud sioad b gov
erDed for one half Of what u nov costs.
We shonld then be able IN lesson TAXATION and With
rc,inctlon u taxoS would cheap rcnts, uher,b3
runi. .HH
In Wow q tho importance Of The object Va he attained.
wuuld mt be we'll for he citizens Of washinrnn b,
profit b. the lesson Of ths past Nad instead Of leaving
prisuay nieetins 10 Tho ooutro Of once sccssrs
and thor sdherenta tako hold q Iris thing and datsr
mlno that In deposng = corrupt administration, ve
take that those place In p5er should honaity
and truly reprosont the city q Washington In hs.
CouncIls. fno noxo pUuLico.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18
Special Notices.

pe7y- WB.EDl. REMOVAL IInvlpa re-
-. moved fie,s , ~ seventh s,5sst e NJ gl1
We vii sosnSs q I'll a sa
s9yygit s,s ese popular and Justly celebrated
TINE WEED FAMILY FAyOHITRi
Tho WEEn nse, aArnAtullr NEEDiR, make, tho
LOOK sr1run ALIKE on both ,idoi and ! The most
siMrIR, DURABLE
RAPID, ECONOMICAL. AND
IITl m ELEGANTLY FINISHED,
AZ WE'LL As THE
JiuHTEsT RUNNING AND EASIEST MANAGER
MACHINE IN USE.
An arc invited TO call and oxamlnc ~
49, lG0nsUCiI 4 DcyAuGIiN, Agents.
n.sslT nRfCE ARMED,
TTT Thrus ia he artnsd Who kecpa vlthin the reach
q his hand spocihc that At one and the same time win
sircns,hen, foEnAte and purity his system when en-.
fccbled, disordorcd and eurruptod.
sueh "a tho thrsofold operation Of Ifor -ETTRRs
STOMACH BfTTKRs, and hence Tho grsa. supssiorlty
q that standard Vegetable restorative over all med.
icnos that arc merely tonics and nothing slss
The ohoot Of The ordinary astngcnt tnc,urca and eu
tracts upon tho bowels a DISASTROUS and upon the DO
PRAYED blood bile they prpdnoo beneficial effects
wliatoyor In Dyspepsia and liver complaint all tho
nuda and humoTa Of tho body lee. Infected,
and pio bowels arc oitan badly eonstipaied, An nm.
modified nairngonl- dunino for instance doos inf.
niioy moro harm than good In suuh cases. In Hostel
tors Bttcl, on Tho othor hand, The stimulating and
tonic clements arc qualified with aporicnts and anti
septic Ingredients Tho anost iaSaivos ADD blood do
parents IL tho vegetable klasd1m ntormlred with
those Of purely lnygoratlnz nature, and under the
operation Of this admirable combination, The three I'm.
portant prooosaos Of insigornon regulation and pur
hoation 20 together Tho rapldlty with which The
dlsordnrod organization returns 10 ~ natural oond
uOl undor course Of tho Bitter, Is duo 10 ha cause
EveU disturbed function Of the body "a fayoraby az
iocod By the vaons properties Of ths comprehensive
and we'll balanced preparation Az fonoral rlls tbS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18

CoScEnr.-rho choir Of the seyonth Presbyterian
church VII give concert tomorrow Thursday
oHez,ing Al the church odhoo Sovcith street be.
tHesn ID and stroeta south tho proceeds 10 be do
yoted 10 the improvement Of the church Professor
hoimes leader Of the Masonio ohoiF will esnduot tl,e
eoneoFt An attractive programme lie presented and
this together with the object for which the enteran
mont is given, VIII doubtios- and ought 10 attract /.
full house on the occasion
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18

FuFiRAt funeral o. Mrs MarJ Coleman. a
most elilashfo aad WORTHY Ohristian lsdy. w al a
Place this afternoon a. O'Clock from the relidonco
Of her sonlnlas Hear lac, esq, No kls Maryland
avenue. The funeral services WI be Conducted By
Rev. j. d, Van Meter and Rev. Dr. Hamilton. MFs
Coleman reached The advanced age ot 81 years, aud
fel asleep IN Jetaa bsaoah tho not Of her
and surrounded By numerous fric 1d.