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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23
SHIPPING N E w s.
Almanac for Now York. his Day.
PORT OF VIEW YORK. OCTOBER 70, 1870.
CLEARED.


Steamship CITY of Brooklyn (Br Brooks Interpretations
Steamship France tBr), GroSan, LiverpoolNationai
Steamship Union go, Drsysr, Brs'asn- osriohs Co.
Steamship Dudley Buck, - faguayra and Port Spain
Steamship lille Partridge, Galveston Key west-c
Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick New Orleans-Fred
steamship Geo Cromwell Clapp New oreans--H Crom-
Steamship San Jacinto, Atkins, s.vannah--wm Carl
Steamship Huntsville, CrowelI, Savannah Robert Low
steamship Manhattan, woodruff Chsriesson- Morgan
steamshp George Upton, Roberts, Riehmond. As--Jas
Steamship wyAnoke, Bourne, Norfolk Aoold Dominion
Steamship John Gibson, winters, Georgetown. Dc-oeo
Steamship Fairbanks, Howe. phladsphls- LsrIrard
steam.hp VIM Clyde, Sherwood, Philadelphia
Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston W Clyde.
Steamship Gen Meade, Ssmpson Bosson-Ffed Baker
ship Johanne tNG,. hunger, Queenstown for orders
Bark Janet (Br. Walker, ords-Tapscot.
Brig Susan tBr), Scott, Corunna--,J whitney L Co.
Brig An,cceo (Br), Mcclellan Aspinwal-J Whitney
srs Mash Dow Port sp.nw Ray
Brig Emly Conner tBr), Thompson Kingston Ja-A h
Brig VIM Mallory, Jr Burroughs. Galveston Mallory
schr Clara Woodhouae, Davis, Brazos santago@Wood-
house, southmayd Rudd.
schr Van Brunt Tooxcr, Indianoa and Lavacca
sssr Terry. sirds.l, Galveston g Mallory Co.
schr Nelly Potter Gaskil, Washington, NC-W Hnman
schr Isaac Albert Tooker. Baltimore Baker DAYTON.
Steamer Martha Stevens Cnance Baltmore--Wm Dazel
Steamer Rristol, Wallace, Philade pha.
Steamer Mars Grimley, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23
FIRE IN CENTRE STREET.

IRE broke out yesterday afternoon in the build
ing 100 Centre street Originating in a barrel OF
rubbish unuer u stairway on the third Roor, it was
communicated TO the shop OF +. Freddcrke. manu-
facturer OF billiard tables where IL gained consider
able headway. The damage In this shop was about
$4,000; no Insurance. The names soon
reached the paper box factory or John
Held, who suffered damages 10 the extent Of
5000, when are covered by an insurance OF $1,000
IN the Hope OF Rhode Island ami Albany City Insur
ance Companies The first Hoor Is occupied by
dealer IN ranges. whose stock, damaged to the
amount OF $500. was insured. The basement occu-
ped by Robert Mccartney as carpenter shop, was
injured by water. the loss beng about fifty dollars.
The building Is Of brick, five stories, and is owned
by the Lorillarl estate IL was damaged to the
amount o. about s. 200, which is covered by insur-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23
TAf FRENCH PATRIOTIC FAIR.

Although as YET the day OF Inauguration has not
been liked, there is doubt about our soon having
French Patriotic Ala Pair in behalf of the French
soldiers VINO have been wounded in the present
struggle. The fair Will be held in the
Arnoiy Of the Ihirty-scventh regiment, where
the German lair has now IFS head.
quarters number OF contributions have
ALREADY been received, and sufficient number Of
aaics nave volunteered TO take charge Of the stalls
Ihere VIII be twenty separate tables at least Nine.
Victor Place is the President Of the Ladies, Commit
Tee anu All communications addressed 10 her al the
french Consulate General will receive attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23

LOCKPOKT, Oct. y, $50.
One OF the largest political meetings ever held in
Lockpor assembled at Arcade Hall last evening
Judge Lamont presided, and the meeting was ad-
dressed by Senator Conkiing and Seth Wakeman
the republican candidate for Congress i'm the Twcn-
ty-ninth district The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed, cannon were fired and bands OF music
paraded the streets. +.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23
FATAL ACCIDENT IN BRaoxlYH.

The body Of boy named Nicholas McGrath, six
years OF age who had been missing from his parents
residence, corner OF Grand avenue ana Van Buren,
street. since four O'Clock yesterday afternoon was
found buried beneath sand bank on Green avonue,
near SchencK street. last night. The Coroner was
notified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23
The Election Frauds Remembered.

meeting OF citizens calling themselves the sam
uel 4. Maddox Association was held at No. l33
Fourth street, Williamsburg, last night, and resoG-
tons were adopted calling upon all Independent
voters TO support Mr.. Maddox FOR the Office OF Regis
ter on the sole ground that his election would be
stern rebuke TO Those who perpetratcd the stupen
douE election frauds OF last fall, his opponent being
Mr.. Hugh Mclaughlin. the chef o the brooklyn
rilg. Nr. kqbeTt Hugnes presided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23
sixteenth Assembly District.

caucus Of the Tammany delegates to the Six
reenth Assembly District Convention assembled last
evening at O'Donnell's, in Third avenue. II has
Deen decided TO award the nomination to Major
Orange Il. Stevens A meeting OF Mr.. stevens sup
poriers was held afterwards at the Belvidere House.
ana resolutions were adopted endorsing the nomi-
nation OF Hoffman for Governor, Hall for Mayor and
Brennan for Sheriff
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DILLIARDS
Is PHELAN COLLENDER
Manufacturers of the
STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES.
Illustrated catalogues sent by mail.
Wareroons, T%5 Broadway, New York.

r EE MEMORIAL SERVICES IN GO, GoxME s . II
II Of with the e rssrsass Of
EVENINGS Mn Be- afa s r. az
rhe PROPOSED mseas although naugurs,ed By The South
e. m nd In BORN s 5
desire do honor 70 the Se ef Of an
without reference section nationality, who may DO dis
20 s specially FOR
will be designated by the ushers, who will he In at
n Of The following n.ns M sss,
E. E.; 6 z c sSsiiG'' 4 ~. 4 i sssl,
4 sn 4 Hunt pnan,, s.pui Ta 6 And'ron
r. j. Slaughter. Edwin De Leon,
IL H. T. H. Walker Mppsss."' Theodore Steele.
y y + ? r s'sas5''' g. Iei T. T Baldwin
James Gardner. J NJ. johnson.
y " p s Sai'ea; pysI I hidnssG
Thomas L. Sneed J. +. Cummings.
The %ssn Will De 70 order s and ,s 5sow vii" ne
men Vice Presidents
Ea .ei Sop T. Louis lowe Sonn Sisehs ESQ.,
" H. Appleton ESQ Wp r s,.S,n, Esq &c.,
q H. Mccormick. Esq, Rev. A. .. Garter,
Norman u. Sampson, Esq, Francis Hopkins Esq.,
s%ss E.G S sss KhG: 4 ssneed
Gs a.I ). A. ImSoden. Dr. r. C. Gardner
Gen. ''''s' y" soans, Burton y. Harrison,
Major Rober, Tannahil,
Majors. :. Cummings, See'''"''''
Colonel X George rye Issmnmon,
Appropriate addresses will be delivered.
NEW INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL TEETiI-w1TH-
IN out plates clasps; be inserted permanently
extracting thereby prescrvfna
original The warranted not 70
ache offensive decay Sensitive dccaycd teeth and
by iing and building to original Shape
without pain. with orcplastic Dr. SlGESNONDs
surgeon dentist to the Womans Hospital AZ East Union
square Removes November to % East Ninth street
NTICoL 4 DAVIDSON,
~ No. 8sS Broadway, Great Jones street,
havn. French goods before
With the manufacturers, offering
900 packages OF White China, Decorated China Glassware,
Real Bron1es, Composition BronZes,
Clocks Mzntel Sets Jardineres Artificial Flowers,
sisquc Figures, &c.
Also OF manufacture,
Cutlery, Siiyer-p'aicl Ware and Gas Fixtures.
Illuminated Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures
speciality hy ARTIST
all colors match iniainre and decorations.
ID HEUMAfIC AFFECTIDS-riiE MOST INvETEaArE,
IL positively also skin Disorders Blood Impurities,
Both ar with confidence
Il. DEBAUT NJ D., lf6 3icecser street late of Paris
ID ADlCAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC OR DE-
IA teu,iou from business. structure Fsuia, Plies, Dis
of the Pelvic Vscera, Diseases Deognies OF the
Eyes, Nose, Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D, la Lexington avenue.
WANTED by 4 LADY. A SMALL. ENGLISH BASE
w meat House, must be fully furnished; location ecu
tire! rent not 60 exceed S-eQ month Address *IpuW
box 100 Herald o1ice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23
BASE BALL.
PHILAppL

PHILADELPHIA, oct. ~, 1870.
The game OF base ball to-day between the "Red
Stockings" OF Cincinnati. and the Athletics OF Phil
adephia, was called ut the close Of the eighth In
ming. and resulted IN favor or the 'gcd stocIlugs'-
ta tnS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23

:
General Stewart l.. Wo0df0rd passed through here
tonight en- route for Troy. He was met at the
depot by band and a large ana enthusiastic
crowd. lie mode o brief speech and was loudly
appapded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23

Chsres,on " Clyde wiminston, NC; wyanoks ana Geo
snowden, Cadix; brig Cntp, Cagilara.
ind Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23
Nyozart NorlinnIions.

The Mozart party last evening MADE the following
nominations:-FOr the Ninth Congressional district,
Fernando Wood; for School Trustee OF the Seventh
WARD, Jonn Ford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23

DU BARRy'S REvALENTA ARABICA FOOD Is soLn
- by the best druggists and in New York and
country tins OF h. 81 25; lbs, ~ 70; lbs IS; u
bs Si0 "a lbs ls Also the Revalenta Chocolate 81 u
per h.
DU BARRY 4 CO., 1853 William street, Now York.
forwarded receipt of Post o6lce orders
express. G. o. d., to all parts.
all the principal druggists and groces In town and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23
The ssRspcaicrs''-A Conspicuous Grand

Jury.
Grand Jury win be empanelled at the United
States Circuit Court on Monday before Judge Bene-
dict, for the express purpose Of hndng indictments
against ''repeaters" under the new Congressional
law. Among those summoned 10 serve on II are
William Il. Astor X. L. Stewart, the prominent
sugar merchant; Jackson $. Schultz. President OF
the Union League Club; William Steinway, A. T.
Stewart ana 0lner well-kn0wn citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23
SAILED.

Steamships France City Of Brooklyn, Livs-pool
Union. Breen India. Glasgow; Tles " West aud Gal
~.si" Nsslarn Metropolis ana tsxse .nvel, New Or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23
p oLITIc CAL.
CITY POLITICS.

Matthew n. Brennan Banner Raising In the
Nincteonth Ward.
The friends OF Tamma1y IN the Nineteenth ward
met last evening in goodly numbers ut the corner OF
Fortieth street and Third to ray the party
ticket and raise q banner The meeting was opened
at eight O'Clock by Mr.. stephen Gagen. who in .
few well chosen words introduced Mr. William F.
Howe. Mr.. Howe was received with applause. and
proceeded TO deliver . speech. Az q democrat no
deprecated the action OF the Young Democracy,
WHO are doing MI in their power to make the next
Legislature vt Albany radical. He then reviewed
the records " the Tammany candidates, and con-
trAated them with their competitors on the other
side Mr. Howe made several good nits. Mr. A. y.
Mr.. Abel Hnmmel and others followed,
and NJ nine O'Clock the meeting quietly dispersed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23
CuRE NO. 5s,slA-LlvER, NERvEs-oF THE MAR.
" Brehan.

II,
In consequence of liver complaint wasting away
for years. and debiated and nervous that
unable write was also afflicted with u
palpation Digestion sleepessDess the
ntoerable nervous agitation. which prevented
sitting down for hours together felt dreadfuy low
spirited AL intercourse with the world had become pain
Many medical haa prescribed for mo In vain.
In perfect despair / took DU BARRY'S REVALENTA
FOOD and lived this delicious nuriment for three
months The good God be praised has completely revived
myself again. and able to make and receive visits,
and resume any social position Accept ST, the assurances
MarchiOness DE BkEHAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23
NURE NO. 72.5sS.

~ SPARTA, Ga, Oct. I6, 1870
After having used your EEVALENTA FOOD moro than
three months family. decidedly the best
in all of irritable diseased somachs Very
respectfully. Hon. LINTON STEPHENS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23

CURE NO. 4ss3
~ fifty years. inescrbablc agony dyspepsia
vousncss asthma cough, constipation fatuency spasns
sickness and vomiting, by DU BARRY'S REVALENTA
ARABlCA FOOD.-MARIA JOLLY, Of Ling, near Dissa
Norfolk, England
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-07

ty and War Material SolJ) Whole cost
for - !ycdrs under Democratic Administra
lions, 1888, 592 ,3G6 80
Amount of Revenue collected from thc
people by the prcscn, Administration, PR
AMMAN, s4ll,255.,I1T G3 for "A years,
$3.50, ISL ,lG3 j.!
An expenditure Of SLIT, Che average
per capita under Jackson, Van Buren,, Polk
Pierce, and Buchanan,) with our present.
population (40,O00,00W would he $780,
500, 900 per annum. Grant spcnd. $780,.
19G,3jo 90 prr ann"m: c.rci"sisc IF prin-
ciput 0nd interest on he I'Hd!ic dcL!
The total cost, including principal and
interest on The Public Debt, during the a.
bove named Democratic Administrations
averaged less than 81 pei, cnpitn.. Amount
Of Federal Taxes cxtorted by Grants adj
ministraiion during the last fiscal year
Sill ,2j5,i77 G3, (as stated by The ltadi-
cal Campaign document : styled "Nalional
Finances" page !, (Which is All average of
$40 2S per capita, estimating the p"pula'
ton at forty millions.
Note The Lincoln administration is o.
mittcd, for the reason that the cxtraor'lina-
ry expenditures Of that administration were
occasioncd by the wor, and could not be
fairly compared with Grants or previous
administrations nlthough the cost Of the
Florida and Mexican Wars were paid by the
above named Democratic administrations.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-07
New Advertisements.
Terrible Outi.arc!

GREAT COMMEMORATIVE PEOPLE ESCIT
ED-SIIANTYTowNhR AROUSED AND INDIu-
NANT THE VICTIM AN OBJECT OF COM
MIsEKAT1oN AID PITY ..
Peace and happiness rcigned in the bosom Of n
quiet family in Shantytowr. Unknown beyond
the little circle Of their immediate acquan tanCcS
political strife, war or national influence never
marrcd the even existence Of their quiet lives
No cloud darkcncd the clear sky which content
ment always spreads above her followers, until II
few DAYS ago misfortune befcl them which must
awaken in every manly bosom, every lover OF
right, deep feeling Of sympathy. On the morn
ing in question the mother, whose neat but plain
garb denoted judcious care in her purchases. was
seen vending her way from the classic precincts
of SbnutYtown to the thriving business centre Of
Cumberland Ecwldcrcd, she got into the wrong
store, and the alpaca dress for which she paid
I0c, she could have bought of us for Csc. The
Hose which they asked zoe for, VIC only asked
10, II, l21. Heal Linen Hem stitched llandkcr
chiefs she bad to pay SOC for. and VIC offered the
very same ut lSc and Csc. No wonder she wept
when she saw that immense stock OF Shirts and
Drawers, and only SIC 10 i5c. The best and
cheapest i'll the city--Largc Blankets at 81 90 n
Notwithstanding how cheap. That heavy rich
exactly for 81 60, and an excellent article only
81 %. Waterproof VIC arc now almost giving
away at 95c AID very heavy ut 81 10. Aye the
the most bitter rill-onc that these merchants
must shut their eyes as they swallow it-is our
BEST LAUREL u MUSLIN lac.
Jus. think of it, less than wholesale price. Will
anybody doubt that we arc bound to sell cheap
| goods? That VIC are bound 10 show to the world
that our facilities for buying and selling arc I'M
| e1uallcd by any house in the country? Not q
| day now passes but what we receive n trciuen-
| dous shipment Of goods, until our stock shall
not uc matched iu Cumberland. Scarlet Opera
! Flannel down to ioc plain Red aud White, ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-07
.u,!i!: ,:'y;.t..
lsCrNf -
yri;,a9 Nuv!lnL. ;tci :, 1915.

yri;'aY hiugnInE, %}ci :. 1915.
'-' "'''"'sA-i-
y -; he f.m.."'.n states t"a' the sales ~
c.n, IA E,,,i,u.r" las, week aggregated
6. .G;ia 90. IN ga.
H. ,l:.. coin j" ,i,r l.. 5. Treasury oil
G. .uri". ~; Was $50 ,00o,o 900 and curr n
cv 90 .u0a ,nuu.
srN.'rh, statement Of the national debt
shows a decrease during September oil S',-
600 600.
rx-The Louisville Courier is authorized
Lv Mr.. JEFFERSON DAVIS to say that the
story going the rounds Of the European anu
American press stating that he Is engaged
writing novel Is without the foundation
either Of fac. or intention
ea-Sccra;ary Bou'wcll orders the sale
os f,nr millions Of gold and the purchase al
,;rlt millions Of bonds during tho rresc"t
month.
ssy-Thc State Superintendent "t E:chon's
;,f,rns the Kauawha Jo"rn"t that INC
f.nl I;.tributablc to schools this year vii
hc IN round numbers 1888 600 as ""a ms
l5n. 900 last ycar-an increacc OF eo':'''
or - per cent. >. -.
~ Advices received i'll Washington CT,
Indicate very clearly that the democrats VII
.,.,, 40 cut OF three Congressman Ill al
Eans:!. -
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S5<>O,i.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS

30 Elegant Rosewood Pianos cach $500 to I1uu
- MvlUdeunS - 80 10 100
$50 Sewing Machines -" 60 to I7s
500 Gold Watches Is 10 700
Cash Prizes, silver ware &C., ynlucd ut 81 QUO uCD
y chance 10 draw any of the above Prizes fer
25c. Tickets describing Prizrs are stdied in En-
vcloPrS and well mixed. TN receipt Of 25c. IL
Seated Iickd is drawn without choice and sent by
mail to any address. The prize named upon il
will he delivered To the ticket holder on payment
Of One DcHar. Prizes nre immediately sent 10
any address by express or return mail.
on Will know what yonr Prize is before your
pay for ii. -lny Prize cxchamgfd for Gnofhr Of
same rGiuc. No Blanks. Our patrons can de-
pend on fair dealing.
REFERENCES We select the following from.
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes
and kindly permitted us to publish them An
drew D. Burns, Chicago, $4,000; Miss Clara 5.
Nnlkcr, Baltimore, Piano, $500. james ~.
Matthews, Detroit, $4,000; John I. Andrews,
Savannah, So, 900; Miss Agnes Simmons, Charles
ton, Piano, 600. We publish no names without
permission.
OrINfoSSof TIE PEESs 1.-THE firm is reliable,
| and deserves their success - Weekly Tribune,
Nay s. ave know them to DC fair dealing
firm. ~. \. NIaid, Nay 2s. "a friend Of
ours drew n $4,000 prize, which was promptly
received. '-Dn'iy -NtrS, June ,.
Send fo- Circular. Liberal inducements TO a.
gents; Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package
! Of Sealed Envelopes contains ONE CASH GIFT =
Six Tickets for 81 ; l.; for 81 IS fer 50; 40
for 10. AL letters must be addressed to
&. ID. WILLIAMS IL co,
80 Broad ST., N. Y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-07
The WAh

The dispatches from the scat war IN =
dictate the occurrence Of no events of consid.
cradle Importance since Friday last, when,
rs reported yesterday, the French made i
reconnaissance in force south of Paris, and
after severe fight retired in good ORDER
Details of this affair show that the French
loss was about I 200 killed and wounded
On Saturday and Sunday the French forts
are said to have been almost silent.
Reinforccmcnts for the German armies
have been crossing the Rhine for several
days and nights, portion being designed
apparently to strengthen the Crown Prince
before Paris, the rest to make demoDstra-
ton on Lyons. The Germans continue to
press the siege Of Paris, but it is now be-
licvcl that the reduction Of the city will be
much more difficult and require moro time
than was at FIRST supposed. Bismarck's re-
ported confidence in the indirect assistance
Of revolution in Paris seems to have been
ill-foundcd, US all such logical Prescriptions
usually are.
The French authorities have taken the
matter of defense under severe control,
and adopted precautions and regulations CAL
cula.ed to secure the active services of the
faint hearted and prevent injury from the
treachcrous. Dcsertion, spying, thicving,
pillnge, refusal to obey orders, mutiny, loss
of arms for the purpose of avoiding combat,
and all similar offences and subtcrfugcs are
punishable with death.
Advices from Australia to the Sth of Sep
TENDER report the fact that defensive meas.
urcs arc in active progress at Sydney, and
give an illustrative inkling of the wisdom of
England in taking care Of her Fast India
possessions, the 'tjcwcls of her crown" the
loss of which through any untoward cntan-
clement in war would be crushing disaster
to her pride aud commcrce.-iSan, Oct. 4.
Gcm. burnside ha, an Interview ,rih Fave-YoDrs
for tho Success efhi, Peace Mssion-Lord Pa;
get in 5eho!fef Victoria Symr"ihiscs uiM Eugenis
cfkiS iarole.
TIE PEACE MISSION OF GEN. BURNSIDE.
TorEs October 1.-The American General 4.
L. Burnside, who with couple of friends under
took n voluntary mission To Paris, arrived there
on Sunday, and had an interview with Favrc.
In Official circles here strong hupc is INDUCED
i'll that The result may lie the means Of rronot-
ing peace "r ut least Of imprcSsing upon Favrc
the iUtiiity Of continued resistance.
LONDON, October lord Alfred Pa"ct, the
I4purcn 5 representative. has paid formal visit
Of sympathy 10 Euscnic.
BMrssrIS, October I.-Thc Prussuns assert
that General Ducrrt now commands n division
in tue French garrison of Paris, and has thus
been guilty OF hasrant violation of his parole,
given 1T Sedan, not 10 engage in hustitics II
gainst The FruSSianS during the war. lie also
fled 4" Paris after signing the capitulaiiou, thus
constituting two distinct violations OF his oath.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-07

MARRlED PEOPLE.-Send by mail to DR..
.Nl Loto's Agency, So? Broadway, New York,
Tor description o: his Medicatcd LozeDges. Dan
gcrous for single persons, who need not apply.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-07
Sill, JDD.DJ,

Sll 800 600
" ns ihc r'puia'ion Of the United
'.. Tiy millions Of people, this show.
49, .'t. AK Of one ch"Nnr pr, hcad on
" 49,. of coffee, tea, sugar ana molas.
e.. rough calculation, about S,rcu
F.. 'n"h turuLic iUhoLitant. When
'adcG the duties on clothing.
'..i.. Ia table linen, on mechanics
ir NJ implements and school books,
'ny'hi2s Of the poor mans so.
'''''. aud these arc supplemented
go o. -r. ":':pu, tariff tax Of one hundred
SAT-, by stamps on articles of
-, stamps on medicines, stamps
"o:ks, stamps on m1tc,cs, Sc,
.' '.'.' 'n'nt Of the tazcs to be paid annu-
&c tinted States government uu.
3d.. o.. CIV tax laws, by laboriug man
ordinary family, is not less than
matchmaking Ucmhl.
'." CouNTERFEGT BANK NOTES.
counterfeit Dctcctor for list Sat.
''cs tho following among the latest
National bnnk, Philadelphia, Pa,
:oud platc,) imitation we'll done
fccts Of the first plate have been
in this
National Bauk, Philadelphia, Pa,
best engraved and most dangerous /
Jet issued; on the RICH It, end Dor.
'hc top Of the note, opposite the .
urc 10 i'll the lathe. work die, arc
Is "natiora! currency in very I
Tiers; on examination it will he seen
I. last III currency is omitted in
tbs -"nntc'fci', ,uakipg it real cny7cuy.
SiNih National Bank Philadelphia, twos;
imitation the engraving is scratchy.
Consolidation National Bank, Pbiladel-
'wcntics; raised from ivcs; alterations
r'ioDal Bank Of Heading, Pa,
arc reported in circulation.
'airncrs Ns'"nnl Isrnt. os The
'r cisii, "'nne"' "a r.,ir'-
n'C,f,"t Iir.r