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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

mere party mAchAtaess ateA - ~ sssses
appointments were conspicuocsiy
such rs ought to be made, there
would be profound and astounding
response from. the better septiment,
| which Is the controlling sentiment,
Of the country. If the character Of
all the known and influential coun-
selors OF the President was such as
| the whole country honored for hon
esty and pure purpose, asthousand
| mistakes Of administration would be
pardoned. The national faith in
Abraham Lincoln was A0t founded
upon his supposed sagacft but upon
his proved honesty. Nobody doubts
the equal honesty Of President Grant,
but there is not an equal trust OF all
the counsels that are believed to be
influential with him.
The country does not expect a
reform of electoral corruption from
the Democratic party, which has de-
veloped it, and which is identified
with it. any more than it expects
from that party respect for recon-
struction. But it does not yet see
that the Republican party has under
taken it as distinct and declared
policy. And so general and pro-
found is the disgust with the corrup-
ton of politics in every department,
that We believe nothing would so
powerfully tend to inspire the party
with enthusiasm as an urgent rec
concentration by the President in
his message Of a thorough reform OF
the civil service, and the utmost
stringency Of legislation for the secu-
rity Of the polls, with practice
showing how sincere is the Prcsiden-
tial conviction upon the subject. No
passage in SIR. MundeIla's recent
address in New York was received
with more hearty applause than his
declaration that, although member
of Parliament for one of the largest
constituencies in England, he had
not the least influence In the appoint
ment of the lowest officer of the
customs. The President may conf
IDENTIFY appeal to thebetter sentiment
Of the country, for il is the apathy Of
that sentiment which is theadahger
of the party. And when oncefthS
Republican President had strongly
pronounced for civil service reform,
we should like to see how many Re-
publcans would desert to the Demo
cratic party under cover of a hope of
revenue reform.
1t is not, certainly, that We would
oppose the one to the other. AS we
said last week, simpler financial
SYSTEM must beadopted, but adopted
with reference to the actual situation
and necessities Of the country. Upon
such principles let us have revenue
reform within the Republican party,
and if it be impracticable to obtain
all that some Republicans may wish,
shall the party be destroyed? 1t IS
undoubtedly a right OF man to buy
in the cheapest and sell in the dear
est market. But there arc great
many other rights and principles to
be considered in the government Of
society. 10 protect other rights
which may seem to him more valua-
BILE, man will wisely decide some
times to buy in dearer and to sell
in cheaper market. And to bring
into loWer the democratic party,
with its present spirit, leadership,
and purpose, because it vaguely
promises revenue reform, would he
the deliberate betrayal of thecountry.
l--Harper's Weekly. .tls 5ao4 sn1oe7 .
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THE IOWA VOTER.
s,~.. sche.ck .. the Revesue.


Gen. SChenCk On the Revenue.
Gen. Schenck has been interviewed
by the New York Tribune man. He
talked principally about the tariff
and revenue. This Is his opinion OF
the future or the Republican party:
81 do not believe that the Repub-
iican party is to be divided by an
unmeaning dispute about a mere
phrase, Revenue Reform without
any clear definition Of what the
Phrase purports. do not believe
ttat the party may be dissolved and
scattered almost before IL is aware Of
the fact, ard without any reason for
the separation. III the Republican
party will demand definitions among
its own members, and by ITS own
members, Of what Is meant by Reve-
nue. Reform, it viii be found that
they can all agree nearly enough Tor
all the purposes of great party.
They must demand Of the Democrat
ic party to tell what ii means by
Free Trade, and force the Democrats
to vote npoE The question. so as TO
make plain their meaning by their
artion. and at the same time TO show
dlsa4ecsea members Of the Repnbli-
ran party that there il no middle
cwulDd fnr them between Tariff for
Protection and British Free Trade.
This question should be met squarely,
and talked about in good faith and
gn,d temper. Ny smaller Tariff
bill was. rightly considered. most
Important and valuable one in pre-
senting an issue upon which men
were compelled 10 take sides. All
TIE Democrats voted against Ii, and
a.. the Republicans voted for it. BY
"A continuance OF the same policy,
such papers rs the Erening Post will
i,e forced 10 come out On the Demo-
cratic side. which i regard as the
ansi-American side, or TO admit that
there is no material difference be-
tween them and the great body of
the Republican party. Let them be
pinned down by such questions az:
Are you or are you not satisfied with
the general provisions Of the Tariff
bill OF last session? Do you or 90
YOU not think that anything was
gained by reducing the duties $780,
800, go, and reducing those opposed
on tea, coffee, sugar, etc, by s22, 0O0,-
900, Notwithstanding there may be
some particular matters in that bill
Objectionable to you? They are
escaping from the issue OF the times,
and doing mischief by dealing in
eeneralities, and by talking about
Reverue Reform without telling
what that reform Is. They must say
whether they are in favor Of low
duty, or Of no duty, or Of British
Free Trade. The moment these
Revenue Reformers, who arc really
Free Traders, will come out boldly
and say to their confreres in the Re-
publican and in the Democratic
parties that they want to keep up
the duty on the necessaries, tea,
coffee, etc, there will be breach
among them. Weproposeto compel
them to define their position"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

TO PHYSICIANS.
"
NEW YosK, August 18th, 1855

]
Nxw YoaK, August 18th, 1855
ALLOW me To ssll your attention 70 my PREPARA
TON or COMPOUND EXr6AcT BUCuU. The
c,mpoBeht pssss .re. bCChU, Lore LiAs, cUBEBs,
JuNIPkR BEkklts.
Il Mons % PREPARATION -Buchu, in vscuo, juniper
Berries, by dis iiistion, to form fDe gin Cpf~be
extracted by Displacement With sprits obtained FROM
Juptper Berries. Very little sugar h used, ssd q
small proportion Of spirt. IL 10 .re psls,abis than
any now IN use.
Buchs as prepared by druggists. IL Of dark color.
Il 10 plsbt that cunts It's hsgfsLee the sesion Of
nsme d~sfroys tbis, fs active principie) leaving
dark end giutipous oscoctton. Nine 10 The cocr III
ingredbsnts Tns Bucnu IN my prcpsrsft. FREEDOM
mates Jbs smsiis.t qusntity Of the other ingrsdi
ept. aided, 70 prevent fermentation. upon In.
syees,oo IL will be found lot 70 he incture made
10 Pharmacota a nor Is Il ,yrupapd therefore can
In this you have tbs knowlscgs u the ingredients
sod the mod. Of preparation.
Hoping thst you will favor II with trial, and that
upon inspection IL vii meet with your appreciation,
With fssiug II profouLd cobfdeDcs,
sm very respectfully,
II. 7. HELMBOLD.
Chemist and Druggist oils years s1psrisnee.
Prom the largest Manufacturing Chemists 10 the
81 am acquainted with Mr II. T. Helnboi; he
occupied tn. Drug Store opposite my reri0eDce. aUd
wss surcss.fuI in f,dncting th. bustDess wbefe
others rad not been equally 80 before him nave
been favorabiy Impressed with bis character hpd IN
terprise." WILLIAM "EiDhlMnn,
Ihsnists, oh and Brown sts, Philadelphia.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08
IMPROVED ROSE WASH

Will radically exteFmnate from the ayatt diaeAses
ig.iug from pa bits OF a,p. tion 1t little expense.
lille VI 90 change in diet iDconve, fence or expo.
SURE. cou pietelv cuperseding those unpleasant End
dangerous rsmedies-Copaiya and Mercury, In Gil Of
hoss diseases.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08
HELMBOLD'S

In affections peculiar to Females, Is unequsled by any
other pr.parxtio,,, us IN Chiorosis, Cf ketehsion
pa,ufuiness or retention OF Customary kvacuntohs
IcrI IA or scirrhus state Of the Uterus, and oil
incident " the sex, or tbs decline VI tne
chsn.e VI life.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08
II Ell M BoLD's

For weakness arising from moderation. The ex.
b~u.t.d powers Of Nature which are accompanied ny
| 40 nsny ala ming symptoms. smong which will he
found. tndisposition 10 exertion, Loss Of Memory.
WsksfuI ness Horror of Disease, or ForabodiDgs OF
Evil IN fact Universal Lsss'ude, Prostrati"n, and
inability to enter into the eDjoyments OF society.
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DIED.
ArM.rRoNG. -Maren 20. Won

Armstrong. -Marcn 70. lcu-y Arrf'roar
out further noiics. Oh WcII5s.sv q. esu5oa. a. /
o'y9cc ICON si' .1'e tct 49, Z! klA- 2 >,
Biser, jr s6n o. Jast.on L, and Francs a. Baker.
Inc rc.ai ~ aal nltal. Of ,He family arc respect
iuly invited 20 ai"ud i1c inn"'t.. 70. .ne-u"y 'n'
ss..5h q :, W rsgy ~ - ''cioeA " ''''"'' 10
t,yI,, go i;oe, a1l 's q, ar',, r'sA'e copy
OF Inward AMI Bridget r1euu. tgcd yeAn au1
lhe tus,rn WI lake pne, Tom u, Ic.iacnse 9TH,
.cRoNAN On sunday. March -, ) an Cronan, aged
.issa The lage. y fs.gSy A. noon At X oeioch
'GCTTsHlSG.-on liy Nl-,a IS. Iarh,nla. wife OF
Jane. Cue .ug lu ne .-tl wear u Ar. 49,.
ua es on as .s , at od issai tue
Grossly --Un Frda! March Is, BENJAMIN Cr.,sey
Aged % YEAR, month. 49, DAYS.
The rsaySa aud i1'9 o. o., me fa are re,pe
nn. ats clock, uom tui lsn ~ baptist Chuieh,
DtAN-On sunday March o. George W .he beloved
son q John 5. aad EH1'Ovth A. bca1. b-cd year /
!nr. .,,.. friend. arc rg.pocIm,iy invited to
l-' Stanton o.. on ilcsil. Afternoon. % -.yl.cs.
.uYspN.-O0 Sunday me % ils.., bartholomew
fnc ~ ,uv eai ni,al. OF the family arc fesrecra.
dgqeg t,th a., De~ cen "a ~. .ys on, n, at j NJ
, GAi.'" y - ,-a'' .N las 'r,' g. slsr q
ne ate lhowa- lIallsnu. lci Vesrs.
a'en 20 g,eIt. iron' H.r atr re,i..n e. is i'A t.
D.
Hlihrpog aged ~ year.
Fulera AZ q o'eoc. An on wc,rc i47 .la inst
Carriages wi Doc lu au~UIt zee GA tfr ARRIVAL Oh a.. -
| O'Clock tram from Sew lurG.
Filgancth r. wife OF wh ia, love aeei =. Nnl'" ~
Funeral on WCdres4aY, March =, fuu 81. Peters &.
c Chulcn Pe leyiic. q ~ y, N. horse o4rs G,,c,
KlRkEE.On sunday 0th nat, AFT iingeriGg n.
no,s which she 9grc VITA Christian 70 suatol, Caha
Ihe iunrfd Wlll take place from 81 Tcresa's Church
corner Henry ana isdtgrs ~, uh Tuesday pa INST.
10 oolue. 4. NJ, Rler " 'lth the remNns VIII he re-.
moved 10 Ga Vary Cemetery. Her n ends and those
| her dccens"d sous, edward Dunisan ana James Il
McEi,iUk-On SUNDAY the aott inst Ca'.arinc Nc.
Bnte native Of the parish o kiIsSerry County Tyrone,
TIE rcRtyes and friends arcresrectn'y requested to
attend her funeral rom her ate residence Jl ist ay,
beiiast LELAND nauers please corY
MkADE.-OG SUNDAY, tno -g,h INST, Patrick Meade,
IN The y ia year " III axe.
vted atcud hs funeral, gh!ch Will take place II
his late re, ucnct ay. corner JIst on tuesday
sMITH-6u sunday evening, March 90 Eliza NJ
wfe OF the late Henry smith, in the 0h year Of her
are.
mny nVtcd 70 attend the funeral frln the reside
OF dam hicr ME- Gilbert Harms, sj Monroe st.
TOuPEH-ou monday evening, March 81, 1870 WI.
ram foopeT. in The '9tn ycar IN, age, ......,
residence sS West iJth It, ON lie, iay At ociock
MEliSLk t.-On SUNDAY, Mach u, liUtlna, NIlG OF
Tic reIat yts ana fr;Snds 81 he family and those Of
hei sons-lu law llAn aad CHRIS Derge are respect
dsGce liz Vest san It on Wednrsday M 10 cclocs 4
" tneuce TO the Church Of ~ Fra0cls Xavier, West
lhh - Nhrfe solemn requiem mas WI De ouet "a
~ for tne repose OF her soul thence " Calvary Gene
TRY
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
LOAN OF TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD co.

LOAN OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD co.
The advantages and attractions Of this Loan for
investment purposes are many and important
o. 1t is based upon one Of the srest Through
Lines between the soaboard and the West.
O. The security is already created, the greater
part Of the line being in suc,osslui ruaning orc
ration.
g. The local traric, from the unriyaIled arrcul-
tural gious and iron and coal deposits adjacent,
must be large and profitable.
a. The Enterprise receives important eouces
sons and privileges from the States Of Virginia and
West Virginia.
81 II is under the Management Of efficient AMI
welkuown capitalists, whose names are guarantees
Of It's carly completion and successful operation.
6) The Bonds can be had either In coupon or
registered form; they have thirty years to run both
principal and interest being payable in gold.
a. They are OF denominations OF si,OO0, AGO,
and slOO bearing interest at the rate OF SIX per cent
In coiu, payable May and November 1.
From our intimate Acquaintance with the affairs
aud condition OF the Company, we know these Sc.
eurities to be peculiarly desirable and suitable for
-afe employment OF surplus capital, and funding OF
Government Bonds, by Investors, Trustees Of Es
taies, and others who are not disposed to assume
speculative risks, but who prefer absolute security
with reasonable income.
Holders Il United states FiyeTwenues are en-.
abled to procure these bonds bearing the same rat
Of Interest, aud having a longer period u run, and
to realize large Increase OF capital In addition
Price 80 and accrued interest IN currency
Pamphlets, maps and full information furnished
on application. FISK % HATCH,
5 Nassau street. New York.
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Letter from an Old Ncgro-Tbs True story OF
the SOug.

the SOug.
IL &c Kditor % de Sun.
SAN; Use an ole Baltimore man. Oars whar
] usd To tote tobuc board de ships long time aso.
war lycly boy dcl. Use old an feeble now an
SIS hY de Kitchen FIRE. Ny daughter Jos'fene read-
de IN to me- Day fore yesterday she read " ID,
Great Alb'mlrlc CockG ,ht" a. Whoi the Author
Of 'shoo FyY' l members dat cock hght an
can tell YOU all bout 81 90 NV shuah. Jos leno
says shell rite h Iuss As tell her.
Oar war a say lot Of darKies round de shins In dem
Gays. When dar war no work to do we'd sing an
Gauce m walk round IN Oil Con style. The smart
ct Toy Oh de lot war Caachy. lie cum from ia
mangN alto, In Southern Africa. lie kuow'd all de
songs Oh do race au' made new ones sometimes
Dom ".r the best.
De- boys used to play game doy called draw
y, le -|me dcy nov call ~ loo on dc Mis.is-p
b' " d. eiWe war played dis. Dey al sal
round ~ rlr1 Wid sugar IN dHr laps Zach one nut
W thIlh, Ds VIE caiiei de rot. Den dey din.
Itl gar loftLngtr- n ne sugar an neld dem M De
Ihs. dlrhN lat had hy tc on his finger would raNe
cow 'e money. Que Iay Jar Was a big net IN
morn nee dollars. 4 hlue Il, kent buzain' round
'a.'A't nose an eyes. De hy war one OBJ de kind
or .'r '. mans nose an mark him for lie WALLER
FEVER sIuth. Caachy didn't cbeu Wink Tor ear OBJ
scam .r IL away. b. 'mby de ny M on CaAchy's
il-cf au' Lc rlkrd down dc pot miiy quick Den
De jun j NJ lu' 'Ein 20 dance an -ins. De oder
olr>i.- got mad m said "Cum, stop dlt ioolln' AM
Fiul chance 70 git our money back" But Calchy
les brushed his hand Ober his taco an kent on
tlEh "ShoO Fly. don't bOdder me-" II was de
llsi time cher heard it.
hphuKT,. March -.
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Liverpool, by steau, Taow In demand at pGgkc.
stesrine-ealss @ O00 rs, i9HostlAc.
OROCKBIEs-Rfo coffee IN demand. Sales ei2S bags NJ
nh9lsc gold. Rice 5fG6ko. Moisesoa very dull.
sugais droopne. bus meas fair sales go hhds, luciud
.GRAIN-Wheat more actlyej sales 5000 bush. A. $50
~ .Qr rejected snrnE wv for 10 edoi OeGfl "
for No. dO tlO for No. dol fi 2Tui "a for ami
winter. and 1880 n 70 fT white uencsce Rye quiet
Barley quiet sales 2,lOO bush Canada nj a. Barley
matt unsettled. oats firm at null figures sales 1000
hush at 81 ESQ for Jersey and c0052fc for State on
&ggihc for mixed do, and 9ec.@s0l iof Jersey and
Delaware yellow.
Provisions Pork was only moderately active, ana
apes as he ore with steady tone. Sales 100 bbs in
Jol lpts, NJ f2 Tor ihtu unSa f50 for prime %
WSd1ik Tor mess alto $50 hhs. mess for March, aud
80 Tor April to July az Slj BeOf dull and unchanged
fierce beef quiet Beef hams steady nt fRCSSi. Cut
meas ~ active demand aud hgherj sales l8o Digs,
Ilrkled hams At itN Ni5Nc bacon nominal. Dressed
hogs weak u i2HaipNc for city. Lard dril NJ about
9m former rates s9c, 200 pkg ~ 1870 iiNc. for no.
N rtimr city, AMI ii4c. Tor prime ttenm. Butter
steady ai to choice state. 1OGiOc. Cheese, 1876 ice.
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"shOO fly the Name of nm Engine Com
piny In savannah before the War.

70 u ldte, OF M sun.
Sis. This hdiefous yet popular song is not
al Of recent birth or coU4 >ltlon, having been
sung long before tie war ~ Georgia. 1t is well
hoNu that Ire en- iIr bore the name OF Shoe
- DO savannah o. iar back a. lSrG. having de-
tvri 3. name from thi- simple and senseless song
Hs'e tAe words. belong to comply c.
sNOu FLY, DON'T FODDER MEL
thus hear de anccls ,ine,
tnn> hear de angels sing,
ihiuh hear De ! gen. sing,
De angel. v are dc Wing,
70 e.. 'cel, fco'.
OATS nat Jay modfcr -ait;
~. AH. pouring '.t--r- down
Upon DIS ulggers head.
shoe Nv don't boli.- met
Shol o. don't b l4urrmsi
sh1J fly don't botdcr mel
belong to Comply q.
feet I feel 7 feel.
feel Ike a morning star,
] feel, ] te l. feel.
feel ike morning star;
ltccl, feel feet,
feel like a morning star:
Iieci feel feel.
Zee Ike morning star.
u sleep In de sun, dis Niger knows,
u sleep In de sun, ais Niger knows,
II Sct y IN de sun, d. Niger Knows,
Is come sting him on dc nose.
| feel I feel, feel,
OATS what my modder said:
Whenever dis Niger goes 70 sleep,
He must cobcr up hs head.
CHORUS shoe ny! don't Oodaer nc!
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recently changed their discussion from womanH sur.
frage TO H,ir preparations add fimple Bankh Is.
They declared that where nature had not endowed III
with beauty 1t was their right yea their duty-to seek
It where they could. So they all voted that Magnolia
BALM overcame sslowness, Eough ska. and Ring.
marks, and gave to tho complexion most disiiHgu4
(soroslau) and marbcliEc appearance dangerous TO
men, no doubt); and that Lvpl's Katharor made the
Hair grow thick soft, ami pretty. and. cover
prevented II nom turning - II the proprietor, Of
these article. did send s!ster Az lnyoee. they
are not smart.
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NE" YORK, March 10, 1870.
"A"t Moss said wurn the PIlos Botherod
Pharaoh.

wye hlfT NJ TIE sun.
he ,. hero ~ mach discussion Just now as to
ms, ll.ih NJ hhoo Fly" Did Il ever occur TO yoa
Mn, ,'n'y Moses might be croditel with the pater
49, W. w, ule. If Of tho whole song In Exodus"
sett 49,, va among other plaques which the Lord
tbita"n Pharaoh 10 cause lin 10 release The
he t's w. Is igl was that Of F'es. So rreyous was
him ue V'' Pharaoh sent for Moses and entrenssd
dren ~ s'tt " f,mO' ed, and lie would let the chill
NIX H. israel depart in peace Moses comDlicd
dOtt IL n '"litst lut the manner in which II wac
FyT~ ueuotely stated. Did no say, Shoe
- WY hotf NEXT
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Pamphlets. wlth mnn. mas be obtained nnd

Pamphlets, with map, may be obtained and su1-
scriptions viii be received at the Companys Ohcei
80 Pine st., New York at Offices Of Jay Cooke 4
Co., New York, PAilaaelpha, aud Washington, ie
Bank OF North America, aud banking house, of
Howes Macy, New York; and at banking house
OF Il. W. Clark i Co., PHilade phla.
W, b. sHATTUCK, Treasurer
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF TRUsTEEs
FREDERICK c WINSTON, SEYMOUR L. Hustled,
JOHN V. /. PRUYN. SAMUEL u. BADCoCK,
WILLIAM MOORE, DAVID HOADLEY.
ROBERT H. McCURDY, HENRY A. SMYTHE,
l. GREEN PEARSON. WILLIAM v. BRADY.
MARTIN RATES. WILLIAM T. DODGE.
WILLIAM BETS, GEORGE s. COE,
JOHN wADSwORTH, WILLIAM NJ VERMIL YE,
ALFRED EDWARDS. JOHN r. DEVELfH,
OLIVER n. PALMER, WELLINGTON CLAPP,
SAMUEL T.. sPGoULLs, ALONZO CHILD.
SAMUEL NJ CORNELL, HENRY +. DAVIES,
LUCiUs ROBINSON. RICHARD A. MoCURDY.
W. SMITH BROWN. FRANCIS sKIDDY.
RICHARD PATRICK, J. ELLIOT CoNDICr,
WILLIAM II. POPHAM, JAMES c. HOLDEN.
WILLIAM A. HAlNES, HUGH n. CAMP.
EZRA WHEELER, HERMAN c. VAN POST.
RICHARD A. McCURpY, Vice President
SHEPPARD HoMANs, Actuary.
JOHN NJ. STUART, Secretary.
FREDERIC SCHROEDER, Assistant Secretary.
WILLIAM BEITs, LID,
HOS. LUCtUS Rob- ~eON. Counsel
HON HENRY L. DANIES)
j. tsA 8 6 h / s SSMA pp Medical Examiners.
HAND iw BROADWAY.
Corner OF Liberty 81.
January g. ts-n
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Euslncss no.,tts.
Important TO Remember.

Important TO Remember.
That Nature has provided US with drain thirty.sx
feet long, into which the impurities OF the BODY can be
thrown Gtw1l.
BnANpRETHs PILLS
Will put your pains, rheumaisns your colds and
coughs into this outlet curing you often In few hours.
They in fac, remove from the body all impure matters.
thus purifying the blood and giving you health. Be.
sides. the good" OF BtarircthS PMS b not counter.
balanced by any bad" Composed entirely OF herbs,
they do not expose to any danger. aud are sam for
both sexes and AL ages. Principal ollce Brandroth
House, New York
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IVWF FI'0r " TN NYH
siH' Ni'h gard TO the "Shoo Fly" contro.
"'' we need not 60 to the West ldes for its
s,,'. ior iuunl the late war tho writer saw and
sV4.i '''fI plantation negroes sirs ana dance 70
..1-l Identical with srOo Fly, With the
r,I' 20. .n She south and rcprol uced hy our
s,N' i'I- we've nothing more than original African
'"'' l'rHoA]e4 and adapted TO suit proper words.
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..S,iiA' 'Ir correspondent "P. T. e." In To-
c '''-t. '' luE ~rN, must be mistaken az to the
~, .0 NJ " hoo r. " "
,,' WING Na- connected with that part OF our
KIP '". .'.' occupied Charleston, y. O., in 1sG5,
~, s.ile 'Suoo Fly song was at that time
Lr, III. i'ot- and many of the whites.
-" '''e'.D-fr, Va, be 'ore TIE war.
NV v,-.. =, FLY BY NIGHT
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The O,inion Of a Mipistcr.

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dred IN any ohcer or member Of the One Hun
tel vor are hundreds In and around the eity) will
,unvbSSu o uat "shoo Fly. Don't Bodder Me-" was
,anmer OF 1865 MfNiSrfR
"A" ioRE, Mach ID, 1870
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niRIsIED

HAwEs-vOSE.-On Tuesday eyoning March IS.
the residence ~ the brides parents ~ the Rev. 4
Murray, G.anyi.ie T. Hawrs, hsI. 90 kupheinia
dan ghteT OF Charles l.. Nosc, Esq al ihis city.
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Rrp e5ooes.
January 1871

Slrp e5oots.
I ORD q TAYLOR
Will on MONDAY, March 81,
MAKE STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS N
EVERY DEPARTMENT OF THEIR STOCK.
Particular attention invited 20 the following lues
BLACK ALPACA at sc. and SOC. Der yard worth iOc.
"TAKo" CLOTHS, for Suits, at % cents per yard.
JAPANESE PoPLINs, all colors, at sc. per yard.
GRENADINES, STRIPED AND FIGURED BRoCHE,
from sc. to tl5O
FANCY SILKS. from 81 to sl15i worth from o. to o.
per yard.
CORDED PIQUEs. for Suits, at S71e. TO si.i2Y per
yard.
FIGURED PIQUEs, for suits. at 22c. to Nl21 per
yard.
GREAT BARGAINS
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS. PERcALEs,
JACoNETs LAWNS, oRGANDIEs,
AND
JACoNEr, PRRCALE, AND oRGANDY ROBES.
&c, &c,
sHAwLs, ARABS, CLoAKs LINENS, LACEs,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Our entire stock is OF THIS SEASONS IMPoRTA'
TON. and the styles entirely new. We have NO OLD
STOCK to offer.
BROADWAY AND GRAND ST.
GRAND AND CHRYsrlE SITS.
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Aoi,ls.

Aoitls.
nN AND AFTER DATE the chop house dc.
pArtment OF the Aston House Exchange will be open
until midnight. Out OF town parties VIII md the
choicest Of viand' and prompt attendance Entrance
for ladies on Barclay st. The attention OF the public is
invited to our increased facilities. Chops, stoaKs,
Welsh rareblts, &c, served on the English plan.
G. A. sTRTsoNs SONS
NIARlON itOlHE,
vi last BItOADN Az, COR. CATHARISR ST
81 PER kIGHI