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uEsRY's OARBOLIC sALvE.
There be, been no medical preparation brought be-
fore the public for years that hiss met with decided
. success .. the CARpoLIc sALvE. # he's found its
way into hundred. Of families. and. when used
family will be eshout H.
For the sore. incident to children Is sa Invaluable
remedy and tho rapidlty with which IL hess some.
thing marvellous, It has not only tho testimony of an
appreeatiye public In IT, favor. but has invariably
ceived the APPRECIATION Of intelligent physicians.
or.,efu, aetno w,sdsments OF the benefits derived
from It, use accumulate slmo, daily few OF which
We herewith sppendi
BrRLiz. Conn., June 20, ism
JOAN p Hearv-DrAp sra had an obstinate sore
on tho nstep Of my foot and used several different
kinds OF sa,ve and ointment without benefit Seeing
the CARBOLIc sALvE advertised in tho New York
7rbuns, l procured Dor. and sm happy to state 1t
effected cure in about ten days. Ihavo recommended
It to Others % the test salve that know Of
Respectfully.
beg leave 70 cay that your Csrbollc sslve has invs.
riably relieved. and. 1 think now has permanently
cured me OF that most asgrsvstlnr Of all disorders.
itching piles" AS. KELLER,
Sec. the c. O. Clark Co.
New Haven. Coz.
Ihsve been usins your Csrbolie ssvc for some time
In my msnufactory In using large biowpipe, which
svos intense heat burned my thumb nail to the quick.
One application OF the saive gave relief Have used II
10 y family for bol aud other sores and md It the
bee, family ,slvs In use. w. noUCHIN.
MorrIssnis. NY.
Proprietor Gas Lighters, &C.
sNsArAuoSIxa. Popu.. Jan. a, 1870.
Nh, JONI p HxxRr.
DrAR srr I wish you TO send mo two dozen boxes
Of your Csbolic ssvc. Ihavo an obstinate sore on
my foot, which has been running sore for over ten
rear, Iwm cen, one boz OF your sslve. and found It
70 do better on my toot than any other.
r. Is. BLRRUM.
BnooxLYs. N. T., March % is5p
Mn. Jous Y. HENRY
The Csrbolic ssivs has no, only healed the eruption,
on nv fsco but has soothed and silayed ianamm alton
AMANDA NILSSON.
si1 sscket street.
PRICE sc. PER Dox. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
JOHN p. HENRY. Sole Proprietor,
sCollege place. New York.
nXYGENATBD BITTERs.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA.
These valuable Bntes, which have long been known
and highly valued for their remed al virtues sti main
tain their original popularity They are pleasant and
agreeable tonic. and have Away, been highly sppre
eiated by all who have used them.
TnBY STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH.
And In this lies their great Superiority over many OF tn,
B'tter which merely STIMULATE. and eventual,
wEAkLS and RUIN the stomach. They are essen
italy. the srestF lily Medicine OF tn. day and should
be In every household rrIce. o. per bottle Sold b,
| all Druggists. JOHN z. HENRY.
Sole Proprietor
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OF COMPREHENSIVE.
day dissolved The outstanding burmese OF the concern
will be settled up By tine surviving partners. who win
Henry L Goguct, for r, J, Hoguet, Atty. Anthem,
nugurt r. Hoguet. Geo. G. Eyand, Charles VAnnier,
T. y. CArrlng ton. New York, June -, 1870.
INV YORK. MAY H. lSI0.-LlAIfED PARTNER
SHIP.-1hs IL To certify that the subscribers have
formed limited partnership pursuant to the POO
tutes OF the state OF Sew YORK and OF the sever
amendatory thereof for the transaction Of mercantile
Sndsf The name Of arss Of wILhkEDiSG, H0GURrS
CO. The general nature OF tue business intended to be
iIaGsscsed 10 the suction aud commission business
The names OF all the general and special partners In
rested therein and their respective places OF residence
are a. follows General Partners ANTHONY HoQuet,
Robert Hoguet both OF the City OF New York Geo.
q EylAnd Charles VAnnier, Zebulon X. CATrtngon, OF
the CITY OF New YORK,
SPECIAL par!nsrTHsnry L; Hognet Of the city Of
San Francisco. State OF California.
The amount OF capital which each special partner
cont TO the common stock as follows Henry
HoRuet, the sum OF One HundIe ed Thousand Dollars
- cs;h and C,u.e wilmerdpg, the sum o. Oes Hun.
mlnAte on the Slst day Of December. is72,
General Partners-A. Hoguet. Robcrt Hoguet, Geo,
g. EyAnd, C. Vannler q. X Darlington, Lunius X, VIII
W,lmsrding
50. Int Key. Stamp.
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AVN YOUR HOME
WEST FLUSHING.

WEST FLUSHING.
Go TO the once near the depot ct West Flashing
open all day. sundays ineluded)
II costs only fifteen zach way for railroad isre
and to commuters lees than o. weekly including fer
rlaEc. SIS per week.
Nearly 1000 Lots have been sold already snos this
beautiful village was nst opened to the public. Il
now contains over 100 dveliings and Is sircady live
settlement, far cxceng all others in its natural I'd.
vautages as well Is It's me improvements.
Had tas advice and 20 az onco 10 WEST FLUSH.
mo. The price Is only
$500 PER lot,
Paysble go monthly. and TO pay. No Auo-
toneer's fees other expenses Deeds given at
Il fun payment is made at time OF purchase. and 81
allowance of per cent. for cash.
Amer the nrst payment OF SO the purchaer occu
py and build upon the lot he desires ana then pay OF
monthly. Women purchase lots In their name.
All who would be independent OF landlord. or seek to
invest their money safely and pronjy are invited to
20 and Iamiue this offer al once Maps free at the
once al West flushr4r. and also OF the undersigned
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK, Publisser,.
- BeeEmAn It,, New York.
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Husltal lsn5irrm,n,s.

OsEwOOD PIANO, Si5.-rer,ect oFq i, guar
IL antecd bargain. JAMES GORDON 10 BleceA"
St, near haedougai.
TuNHE GREAr UNION PINhO CO., Al ~ w
Il aV., New York, are making tic largest Ntpch, N
square panOs ever made in this county for we y"
trade. Give them call J.r HALF lres,dehL
Inn STANDARD ORGAN to rent aud 500
wv on instalmsnts atsi per month oil rents ~
lowed wards thc purchase,
PkLOUBEi PELIoN co. 81 BroadWN.
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Natplu,rp.
Bnnntss q Danrts

VNOR SALE cheap Tor casA-No I Wi.herton stea
u pump, IA perfect order, Inquire OF
G.. HARTMAN, q anu Trinity place.
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Aurss auo 6arrral.,.

FOR SALE--A single truck with water tank aud
u tttings, approved pattcTn suitable for watering
F,rces, carryng liquids, &C. Also. horse, years old
iound md kind ~ rnoss; price for the horse tlNi
truck. tno.
CalI At works. corner OF Van BIunt aud sedgwiek
'ts.. Brooklyn.
I,OR SAIE-A brown horse, IS hands high sound
r. o BELLOWS, los West i9Ih at
yrOR SALE cheap. IN good order. one eKpr5ss
wagon nearly new. t6 9Th aN. near Hth e.
A HORSE, truck. and harness, With WORK. Cali at
n 1871 water near John Il.
rINO BE SOLD CHEAP GOOD horses. Inquire
Il at 10 Az. u. corner II last 18Th st.
Tor SAILS new trucks. and 2.horse Apply 10
THOMAS ROGERS, $40 West i2tl II.
Oh SUPERIOR hors', Just arrived this morning
~ from the country SUI able for all purposes also
handsome saddi1 pony. ~ tc,try 81.
4ost amo cyouuu.
J,OuND-A pocketoooki owner can have u by
v pro ing prODeriy and paving expenses. Apply TO
MS wM. STEW ART, West Brighton.
I OST-k bant nook on the Greeuwio Savings Rank.
IL No. s3lp. The Under viii please leave 1t a. IA"
bank
cSn EwARD.-Lost. on tho I'D inst. from
COW express wagon, slnAU brown trupk- Ihb
above rcwArdIw III be PAID FOL It's recovery -T3 Lewr ST.
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n no fft ERto6L AND et'fFSsiUWN
rENNsrLvANlA. Thonpson Saturday. Juhe -
ERIN, Bragg. SATURDAY.. Iuly y, At lsM.
FRANCE, OroEan Saturday, July 80. az i;jl ~ NJ
ITALY. Grace, SATURDAY, tuguSt al !! y.
CABIN passage, US and SOS. ccraee y 49,.
PIerain stcerage tickets from Liverpool, QhscT
town, Londonderry, and Glasgow, So, curr.acr
once co Broadway. r. ", J, HURST. Maua1@
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A. J. BLEKcKKR, soy a. 4 GO .
4. d LUDLOW 4 CO. 8 Pins st.. Aao"onso''
MULLER WILKINS CO, Pine st.
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BEREAVEMENT OF PUBLIC WORhs-
~ BUREAU of WATER REG!siiAR ~,
NEW YORK. in. 49, lso
Notice il hereby given that Eve pcr ceut penalty VII
he added tho frat dny Of August It IN nj. nnpaa
water heisuh'
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UNSGINESaS.-The New York Engineer l'rotec-
II pciety hold the meeting this evening Thurs
iAY) 81 - nowcry SAMV FL BENNETT Pres't.
CsoHGE IANRANcH. Rec. sec.
ID o. n. A.-washiGgtou Camp No. meets on
II Friday evening at Franklin Hall. corner oil War.
rem and Montgomery sts. Jereey CITY. Members OF
New York camps invited TO be present. Hour,
o'clock. sharp.
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az, 6mi.
,ose pRAcoH RACES.
MONMOUTH FARE
tsicoo.
FIVE DAYs
THREE RACES Zach DAT.
O'Clock N.
FIRST DAY. SATURDAY. jugs
Hurdle Race, o. 900. emGes. s hurdles.
Continental stakes. $40. milo heats, n entries
Monmouth stakes. $50. ~ miles, u entries.
SECOND DAY. TUESDAY. Aur.a
Mansion House Stakes. $500. miles. u eotr'es
Club Purse. 500. all ages. ~ mites.
Amerieu. Club Purse. so. mile heats. ; OFFS.
THIRD DAY. WEDNESDAY. Aus.a
Grand steepic-chssc Handicap.
west End Hotel stakes. $3.50. mite. 81 entries
Club Purse. si.ooo. heats ots miles.
FOURTH DAY. THURSDAY. Aus.L
Robin.s s,.ke, ,so. heats Of miles, % en,rie. and
Tnree Other Races. with
oeo,lemens Cup Race.
LAST DAY. SATURDAY. Aus.a
| Hurdle Handicap. ? miles. hurdles.
Restoration s,se.. tsSoo. mile heats. Is entries.
Tvsed Purse. $1,000.
| AMOS ROBINS. Prcsdeat
WIN z. R.Ysoa. Secretary
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK and JEssE HoYT
capable OF conveying Thousands. will leave Pier D.
Murray ., North River at SIS A. ~. $50 A. ~, and II
O'Clock A. NJ. returning whom the races are over Pas
| susurau,.
TnE
MUTUAL GUARANTY LiFR ASSOCIATION.
- BROADWAY.
NEW YORK.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. saso.oo.
and original system. The payment OF TEN DOLLARS
will secure policy for TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
darser sums In prcport,onI and small PRO RATA
paymeo, required only when a death occurs IN the
elsSs aud division in which policy Is registered.
Ia some essential points, such medical eHamins.
ton. pro rala payments. and absolute policies this
Association does v.ry from any of oldes,
panies but in greater simplicity. economy aud accom-.
mediation OF payments n differs materially
For particulars. pamphlets may be had gratuitousiy
at toe once Of the Association. a broadway. new
Yora or OF Hs Agents.
GEN. sP. HEiNTZELMAY. Q. S. A., President.
ISAAC RosESFELD. in, vIce-rresidcnt
L. HERMAN DRIES. Secretary
| JAMES A. RICHMOND. General Agent.
Org @oros
ERgNCH AND ENGLISH Lawns,
isH CENTS.
| ENGLISH BAREGEs. axe. AND UPWARD.
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STEAMBOATS, anS Railtoaoa

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tpsRs,,." ftiSE a W ST. 81 IA =, %S1 SsfE
f fsp i bsk GAP ~ paepAdasss Up
SS92MMPPhEG THs y Am TRAiH o bHRR9fYYSyH Ts
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"a s9rfa 's "a, WAY way a, 4 $50 and torA
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io 1Sr and riifiS9 isd ! T ron s 50 ana fsos
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IS cSsmbers e, sot r :s,h u and 81 AZ, Isreus
Long Dock Depot Jersey Cityi ana Vi the Agents q
"e p''n0'p"w M. X BARR, General Passenger Agent
l. ID. RroxEE, General Superintendent
NAY ?. 1870.
'Dsily. tFor Hask ,n,acx onlv tier Picrmoai only.
Two THE SEA SHORE DIRHOT.-sag Hsrbor
a East Hampton Briige hsmpton.0 uogne Wostllamp
e gs5 .GSs ;.s and s,S2si no" James slip and ~
pgt, ass ss ard e,
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$50 +. NJ" Grecnport, Sag harbor, and the Hanp
90. North Port Fxp stopping at principal stations-
SoP ". Nortn Port. Huhtinstoh. Heinpstead' and
" 4: North I'lp. and way statiSn. NJ.
Cove, Locust Valley, korth Port &c. &C.
Excursion tickets, good for three days. TO I'd point
on the road. $50.
no TIE sCnF.
BRooKLYN ASpRcoEAwAY BEACH RAILROAD
Steam eays ,e.Se Es,t New York hourly from IAN
10 ~ 81 hsfhourly from 1850 TO i:O T.. NJ.
Steamboat Eyrress Train for the Beach leave Bal
New York 10 ~, andiP NJ
2SSGSURsi6a iSkETs from Esst New York 10 IN,
Beach aud return. Is cents.
Capt LAwr. g, VIII ru n daily to Gottenberg,
menctng sunday, July 81. Fare 10 cents Leaves no
of Warren u. at Y u, and O'Clock, touching
Christopher a. and Sath ct. Last boat leaves Goses
| berg at o'ciockP. N.
| rJHE FINE sTgANERs Of tue People. Az
j pany and Troy Line" formerly having run frou
pier 90 foot Of Canal st. now leave their new depot PIES
a, loot OF Prince or G. lrlton and Spring sts, ever
afternoon at o'clock Tickets to Saratoga aud reiufs
tor q good until ussi.
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&llsttlanfouA
VNWINRS ONLY. -EstAblished iSl5-J. T.. IRA.
III NEKs son, 10 Beekman 81.
Twines for Rrain coffee salt and guAno sacks, cotton
baloS, ham bags Wrapping, writing, news, book and
SAND paper, paper hanging seine and gilling nets, NJ
nets, spindle banding. aud loom cord, tobacco wool.
binding sewing, sail carpet, aud ALI other twlneS,
Twiiea for hardware, dry goods grocets, druggists.
chip chambers, bookbinders pAper and broom makers
statirner upholsteTers. hshernien. weAvers. and oil
other trades.
lrnea Sample earos, IS kinds itee,
V)OST OFFICE NOTICE.-The mails for Europe
durIng the week enolng Saturday. July 80, 1870, will
close At thls once on Wedne,I ~ and Thursday a. u
D. liiiOi and u. u2o and il;eS and y, 10 A.
II'RY OUR CATAWBA wINEs.-The wOst
delicious beverage OF tho season.
HEEIDRASDr zIMMERMANN. % Duane st.
To- CAhGoEs OF MAINE ICE FOR SALE
CALL AT y WALL ST.
A fa"iss'1heaI play rssoiysdi %se.ssr. ;ss..
A s,MALk MNAIRyiN IRON SAVE TO be Sold
NOOH SA SHE'S and blinds OF ali sizes, for sale al
IL cost prices. Is Hickman st.. New York.
GJA sl2, S15.-Genune oroide gold watches.
% IN, Call OT send for circular. JOHN FOGGAk,
Importer. ~ Nassau st.. Now York
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radical plan. The mother Of States and. Of
Statesmen is permitted to return to the
Union, not with the equal rights and privi-
leges enjoyed by any other Staten the
equal of New York or Peuusy ylvania-but
she returns to the national household in in
fanny and in chains, with fundamental con-
dtirns to be performed by her which even
a radical Congress would not dare to impose
on any other State in the Union.
1t is sad spectacle and one that plainly
shows the unconstitutional and revolutiona-
ry tendency Of the radical panty. Grants
advice is treated with scOrnful contempt, his
Influence with his party is of no avail, and
Virginia depends for a recognition of her con-
stituliona rights on the mere whim AMI
caprice OF a set of political demagoGues and
trading politicians. The radicals in Congress
have deliberately violated their most solemn
pledges. made to Virginia after the State
had literally complied with all the iniqui
tous demands Of the reconstruction laws.
and they now stand before the country dis
honorod and despised.
Horace Greedy. who has some Of the milk
of human kindness in his veins, and who
was opposed to keeping the word Of promise
to the ear of Virginia. but breaking it to her
hope. speaks as follows in reference TO this
duplicity on the part of his political friends
in Congress:
"The House has adopted the Senate's per
verse action the Virginia bill without
amendment. The terms on WI ich at length
Virginia is to be admitted were Yesterday set
torlh in our columns and nay be found again
! TO day embodied in the report of the proceed
! ings. We do not reed 70 repeat that deep
| ly regret the result finally at'aine at the end
| of these weary weeks of debc te and recrimina
! ton Congress prescribed tain terms fOr
the admission of Virginia the State complied
| TO the full with those terms /; Congress now
prescribe fresh terms This is Furnishing the
treason of Firgi' il IN l-6I hv bad faith on the
| part of Congress in 1870 We do not believe
such course TO be statemanslip or even sound
! partv rnlicv and aggrava.ng as is the wrong
| done Virginia, we believe she will suffer less
from it in the enc than will the party that ha,
wrought it -
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4 PETITION has been received at Wash
ington, from some of tie inhabitants of the
Feeiee Islands, in The South Pacific Ocean.
asking the G tverr ment Of the United States
TO extend it's protection over them. This
request is entirely 200 modest. The one
hundred and fifty Islands forming the group,
with population of 200 900, ought to be
dnnered to this glorious and progressive
Union at the earliest possible moment.
Thalonabd,C is the King of the Islands. and
has his eye on a seat in the United States
Senate. He would make first class radi-
cal Senator And then how pleasant it
would sound to hear the elegant Sumner in
debate refer to this unwaShed potentate as
"the Senator from the Feejee Islands"
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gress. and to full participation in all the
privileges of this great government. Sir.
make this appeal in behalf OF Justice, in be
half of the material interests of the country.
in behalf of tie loval men Of Virginia. whom
Governor Wells represents. and. as believe.
in behalf nf ineteen-twentieths of all her
people. ] give no heed to these unknown
letter writers; ard give heed tn these
charges Of fraudulent election because
rely upon the ffioial reports cf tie Com
manding General l rely upon the supervi-
sion of the President of the United States.
who has lonked over this whole matter and
who has entrusted its execution to efficient,
loval and faithful officers and who tells Us
that Virginia has complied with all the reqri
sitions that We imposed upon her. If you
must nut other conditions upon her. SO be it;
but in any event les us pass the bill.
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Foster and COVOde,

From the boaSting and confident tone of
The Washington dispatches, for the last two
weeks. to the radical press, We we're pre-
pared for the announcement that the Com
mittec on Elections had decided that "Alli-
gator" John Covode was entitled to his seat.
as having been legally elected from the
Westmoreland district. By what improved
process in arithmetic this result has been ar
rived at we have no means Of Judging. not
having seen the report Of the committee; nor
Is it at all material. The conduct, or rather
the acts, of this radical Committee on Elec
tions for the last three years prove incontes-
tibly that 10 democrat, however plain bis
case may be, can ever hope to retain his
seat against his radical contestant, and that
a democrat contestant against the right cf a
radical sitting member Eas no earthly chance
of success. although his case may be as clear
as the noon cay sun.
The decision Of the committee in the con-
tested elections Of Dan Voorhees,. of Indiana.
three years ago. Of Gen. Morgan. Of Ohio.
and of Col. Switzler. of Missouri. not to
fact that the Committee was organized for
the sole purpose Of admitting every radical
to his seat, whether he was elected or not.
and Of excluding every democrat. no matter
how decided was his majority. So far as the
Committee was concerned. it acted on the
one-sided principle Of the old game, ''headS
| win and tails you lose" So atgrant has
been the action of this Committee, so one
sided and partisan have been its decisions.
that only few days ago the democratic
members of Congress held a consultation for
the purpose of deciding, whether sense OF
self respect did not demand the Withdrawal
of the two democratic members who are on
the Committee. 1t was determined. uuwiee-
Is as we think, that they should remain at
their post.
Tie next victim Of the wrath Of this Com
nittee will probably be the gallant General
Shields. of Missouri, the only Northern offi-
Ger who enjoys the honor of having defeated
Stonewan jackson in a square fight, Gen.
Shields was as fairly elected as Daniel j.
Morrell. but his devotion To the democratic
party is an unpardonable sin in radical esti-
nation. Col SwizIer, of the same State,
likewise a Union soldier, will doubtless share
the same fate. although fairly and honestly
elected. The political guillotine is now IN
full operation. and democratic heads roll
rap;1lv into the radical basket. There is.
however, such thing as political retribu-
tion in this world, which will eventually
make all things even.
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TIE first receiving $l25; while unequallel
offers are made to pupils to become active
canvassers The January number gives full
details OF these awards, and the terms will
be exactly fulfilled.