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UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.


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SURGEON GrSrRALs OFFICE,
n WAsnIssios March 10, lsal
yLnsITY MEDICINES, an pleased d say, that have
i0nna m them OF great service IN te rcsnent Of patients
oUARANlIss. NEW yosx HAsnoR,
sept |, ls.a j
ass ssssTd ssad NJ pSlvnRs.ry nEpors with marked
month Il ". HAKpISas. n. +.
i,s6s @ Talrn Avrsgy, New yo,s, june 81, is1s
ing TO Know that science has a iensth over qaek-
ny regular practice time with
Ss suosss Disease Of every ,py
CRAs. X DRAPER, NJ. D.
Dr. SCOTT, &c For years suffered with cancer OF
the breast. What suierngs tongue tell
your Cancer Plant ana ,intnlsst Almost Immediately al
ssnee % n s ns no
from ,inee,e interest N The welfare Of those sirnlsy az
NEW YORK, Cct. e, 1859 hiss h. CAREY.
Three bottles of your Bydrasd oSyrne cured con
could not be curc cur GEEE T. RgYhohps ,
Metallic . Cartridge Company. bridgeport. oopa.
PnorrssoRs-Your medciDes have helped m. very much
other, doubted hcr eaicasy bai now saiisaed
EAST hESl, Conn.,, May ~, 1880 s. u. DAVIS.
PROFESSOR sooIr-Throngh the Recommendation OF c.
,e ssa o. ns aI wac % has Ss
liver, ain induced TO order some. l.. Al. MASON.
KNOXVILLE, Conn, Jam J, je.Q
rr ,a aSr fsas ok Of aIse aT + as. @ or
the blood, and pronounce 1t the chief OF a',efgtyeg
i6b NORTH MAIN srgRTr. Providence, r.
r RsTY q n 'n J nsf s nn.s ,s sa
tory beyond our expectations q. MOODY.
ProsessorJ ". sco1T-I view your uNiylNslfi MED.
Nhs r. gsa 3 asa nns FFana ana % gol
lrrom the well known eminent ~. snckI.r Jenes'
BALTiMoRR Md, Oct; ~, lst9.
J recomoended her your remedies and viii te
marked bone' and dec'de" ay,y s'sfe
NOZZLE, Al. May 1, 1870,
Ing sres, name throughout the south dear friend
Of mine taking the Cancer Plant for scofnous d.casc
trends child had 100 seass day none Of orr physician,
them +. TAKBY with NJ. 6. Fowor i Go.
AsnLASp "a, 1870.
aroncs and ne Yeow Tor Hear, DISEASE, VIII
great beneh and am convinced @ ssacx
NFwpoRr, r. l.. ian. u, 1870
rssS S have S su'si me alter al or @ Sswpr hsa
failed .. ". ilLLsoN
rs TEMPLE STaEEt, HAgTroED. Jan. "a, ls7n
SooTl Colour bottles Of Ethereal paoGphu.
have acted very strengthening to MY system.
Il. kINZEI.
BLsNCHAeo HAnr Co.1
PALMER Mass, MAY a. 1870. (
rfOfFssons The University Medicines e.ecting
remarkable here Send dozen Of Cancer
Plant I'd Chemical Ointment.
A. b. CHAPMAN, secrttarr
CInco, Cal, March ss, 1870
NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY -Enoaed lind $40.
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CInco, Cal, March sS, 1870
NEW YORK MEDICAL UsIysrsIr1 Eniosed fid $40.
Send ty Overland Expreaa the following medicines.
Tho Cancer Plant is splendid alternative. The Fever and
Apue Gobnles have proved No. l. shall do a lus.
ness IN the UNIVERSITY MEDICINES IN California. !
'"'"e ~ Il. r. HENDERSON, I'D.
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UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,
A BOUT WITH THR PATHOLOGICAL cAUDArH

UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,
4 BOUT WITH rHE PATHOLOGICAL cAuDArM
CHAPTER
ss,n baidhsadsd EAss Profession envious Of our
,ooos., have raised against Us stale old cry o, .Quacs
Many OF these Icnoramuses who call us "ouacks" can
soarvsy write their own Names dscen, or gram
p.s,cs letter; and A. for 'doctorns save tho
,aarki-innumsrasls .omhsones attest their handwork.
rhs aaahsmas Of "Quack" 'Humbus amour, TO moth
a. they agas, the roronsr and
IN svsry age tho bepeacos the human race have en-
Aursd OF gnoran. and sewise The
Saviour of mankind called an imposor and cruoiasd
and He to-day there are many who wouldre
vile cruelty Him again. souaoks are no. generally
Scrstood 10 be classical scholars classic
should be pleased compare notes with hypo
critical RhadamanthL
CHAPTER II.
II true that we stand in hostility old Practice
Collectively oar hard ia against the schools Buethcsded
aud rhioooeros hded. prepared to give and take
blow for blow We cringe ciqusask no favors We
have little reverence that bc" ancient
authorities. We dcspse u coward and believe In the God
given rish. OF Resistance imposition. We
to-day throwing the Light OF Truth AlOpatha
syps and ,ouHns the reptiles. naects po
some things which long reo,ecd Igno
the people. and whom the daylight is death
now SIDES hissoe, splitting
and aroakinys ~ M IN, an
CHAPTER H.
Tho people beginning &c. their eyes opea the
that tho Medical Profession gross mpo.sue, .ha.
doctors kin hcy and they nofA from
Eight when they bunderins practitioner OF kill
ing beloved child or friend Says Dr. Frank "rhoussnds
slaughtered in the que. sick room" said Professor
Pattsson:.I the murders committed ny sao-
rant and inexperienced physicians"
CHAPTER Nv.
or an aunbus. tina, havo ever curs,d hs world tho hum
bug Of Aopahy proved one Of the disastrous %
hs human hearcss bigoscc odcrimsonsd
stsr, destroyed the untold muusudes. How
many would TO-DAY be LIVING choer beloved friends had
ne poison armed Anopa.h shs doori II filed
with fallacy. guess and death followers wander In
earkness and cAnno grce thett views Of disease
Arestrnept After denoupcins Paraceisus "quack"
h stole bis anclslvor Afssr calling Jennsr
tImpostor" adopted his discovery OF vaccira-
siou. AnOr dubbns Harvey ." Humbug" forced TO
swallow his theory Of Of tho blood. Thus
might multiply It's shameless acs nd innnitum-
CHATTER Y.
What 10 HomGopathyf II II simply diluted AlopathY.
Under drercn, form the homaopaihs al the drugs
employed By the Anopathsas mercury arsenic potash.
hmony, &c Both Homo opn.hists and Al0rnthists pre-
crbe internally suh loathsomo remedies ~ bats spiders,
bsos, eerpents the Thcusnnd-eyged Ac &c. We.
uud roisons In medicines.
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FhfHPNKf, IONN, MARCH ., ISsH.
GENTIEnEx-yo Kstslpa Extract works mareaIly.
There nothing equn have been affected with sick head
ache liver complaint since last spring Took three
Headache fs and they have clean cd
my head clear bell. gave the balance away
say Ing :-"GentlenIep, be convinced Il am"
pR. moKEkNA.
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orr..r g1.vcn2so HAnr CO.,

J
rfOtgssoEs The University Medicines eIecting z
remarkable here Send dozen Of Cancer
Plsm at d Chemical Ointment
A. b. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
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vrnSoH, Conn. May L. 1870
DooToEsI obtained EIGHT bottles OF your Ethereal Phos
phoru. for gpermatorlhoa. using according
strIctions, and feel marked Improvement The ussre of
has returned and my whoe counsnance IShts
Il slowly hut surely curing Thanks to wonoeItu
medicine, I, Is helping ue ~ many ways, 40, &c.
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And thousanor upon thousands Of others. thouAanc
newspapers would suocc to contain them The 'esf
inony universal the proofs overwhelming We recognize
that We nre humble instruments In the hands OF the Crest
physician, who, aer our he of intense sndy mas sneca
S.d Ia brpr forth remedies for the Of His afflicted
children which nothing In the shape OF eccs nas ever
family approached
ILIusTRATEp CATALOGUES, FREE.
ILLCSTeATED CATALOGUES, FREE.
iLL( STRArED CATALOGUES, FREE.
AGENCIES FOR UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
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xI-COSPOUND sEUGAR-COATED HEADACHE
PILLS. Immediate curayes ior Sick Nervous. Bilious or
Neuralgia Headaches They also Heat Head.
Pressure upon the Brain. Congestion, dc
Price 81 cents per box, or &b per dozeu
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have used toe UNIVERSITY MEDTCIrEs with marked
succcsS IN under jurisdiction tor The past
month. s. ". HARpINGE, ii. h.
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rs TsMrJP STGEEt, HAHTroID. Jan "a, ISM
DN. S0oTI Go-four bottles Of Ethereal paosphu
- Il. KIszEI.
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Professor ScOts recently discoy
cred curing OF Impaired hear.
Ing, formerly regarded as hopcessly ineurable.
Pce E8 per package twlh book) two packages 3d.
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THR
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
! hlNENSiTY MEDICINES
uNlvERSlTK MEDICINES
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
srneroN orNrsA,,s orrrcrl

rAoutssOEhFlfase forward second order Tor M,
VEbslTf MEDICINES. am pleased "a say that have
round them OF great service III the treatment OF patients
upser my charge A. A. Surgeon, u. ). A.
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From Rsine to California sweep the University Medionsa
revolnionxing the practice OF medicine The peboamss
and inEntesimsls stand astounded at the marvellous
cess OF these elegant specifics They behold with asonsh
mens maladies which they havc vany treated for yos
yielding almost ipsAnaneosy before tho magic influences
Of tbcse mos sovereign reeda Wherever they
duccd they take the lead, and the old nosus reman
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1853 THIRD AVENUE New York, June 81, is1p
PnofTBsoR ScoTI AND AB8oofAlEs 1t Ia truly crafty.
Ing 10 know that science has a 9Th pied qdac
cry. have hcep using the UNIVERSITY MEDICINES in
regular practice for time with the inos
be success Disease OF character rapidly sccumhs
their heRthfu influence. Nou evidently deInei 10
throw the old practice OF medicine.
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y.-rIvE-MINUTE PAIN CURER. This IA q fragrant
outward application which relieves pain netanane-
ousiy. Unlike the nonsensca uncheica pain killers
day-whch contain alcohol cayenne pepper turpcntua
scLis remedy does not intame frrste set person
Price 81 per bottle or six hotties for -.
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We could OIL thousand newspar~s WITH similar letters
sxisfApcA Shsw simllar rec0rdf We hipx lsA
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SIv-AJLANTHCs EXTRACT.--The sovereign cure for
Epi cpsy ts Jhls extract also cures st. Ytns Dance Pa
ysis Agans and Sraamodic Ireor Can be usrd with
perfect sIfcy In cases of Ccnvnlsions In children
Price 81 per package with book or three packages for So
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NFwpogp, r. l., Ian. II, 1870.
"lo Tdn phe should br the InGt'o of your medicines
They cured after all Sewpcr bysicians hnve
failed .. ". ilLLsoA.
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lrrora Ptsessor Kci.h.l
GEoRaETowS. d. G., May -. 1859.

Prof. scorr-T heartily wish you God saecd 10 yoT
ex.sx
nrta 10 he rmonize science and meiIcne.
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XyI.-OrTiC FLUID --Caros Inflammation of th. eyes
eranuatons Removes dpness coudiness OF vislo
nud restoTss the sight
Price "a per package with bonk) three packages for
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UNIvERsITY MEDICINES.

CAN RE FOUND AMONG raR
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-23

PROGRAMME WHILE AT AT1ANTtU CITY
FRIDAY EVENING.
complimentary Hops will be given at eacu OF me
hotels 10y the proprietors.
SATURDAY.
AT A, NJ. VIII report at headquarters. "a lUI
dress, for parade on the beach.
At P. M. the "Grand knight Templars Recep-
tlon" Will be given at headquarters, under the aus
pices Of Cyrene Commandery, preceded by dis
play Of fireworks illustrating Masonic emblems.
SUNDAY.
Rev, Sir WIN. II. JBFFERYS, z. G. +. OF New
Jersey, and Rev. Sir ROBERT PATTISON. d. l.,
p E. G. P. OF Pennsylvania, will lead In devotion, In
the Methodist Church.
MONDAY
At Q A. M. will report at headquarters, In full
dress, for the Grand Review before the Grand
Ofcerl,
Sir WIN. WALLACE GOODWIN, p. e. C. Cyrene
Commandery and E. g. G.. OF New Jersey, will have
general command.
General Headquarters will be at the sea.view Ex-
cursion House.
See time table for running of trains, etc. st6
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A CASE FOR RANDALL.

WI affectionately commend to the tender
caro- of Generaissimo Samuel j Randall
the tangled condition of the Democracy in
the Fifteenth Congressional district. There
is q palpable disposition manifested on the
part of the Democratic people Of the district
to snuff out the political pretensions of Hon.
Richard j. Haldeman, and as palpable deter
mination displayed on the part of said Rich
ard and few politicians he employs to train
with him, not to be snuffed out; and confu-
sion worse oonfounded in the ranks of the
Democracy is the result few
years ego Mr.. Haldemsn carpet bsgged
across the Susquehanna to escape
the Republican majorities of Dauphin,
which he had assaulted unsuccessfully, and in
1868, in the face of a large adverse popular
vote, he bagged majority of the delegates
to the Cumberland Convention, and Jour
neyed to Congress. The Democracy resolved
not to be bagged by oarpet-bagger again,
and adopted the Crawford county system to
destroy the cash value of delegates. In the
recent race for a denomination three-fourths
of the Democracy of Cumberland voted
against Hsldeman and declared Mr.. Bratton
the candidate, but forthwith Haldemsn car
pet-bags off to York and Perry, and gets en-
dorsements there at reasonable rates for cash
and approved promises, through the rotten
delegate system, and now claims to be the
nominee on the Scriptural principle that pro-
phets have honor save in their own country.
York and Perry will of course nominate
Haldeman, and Cumberland, with her three
fourths Democratic vote backing Bratton, will
protest and refuse submission; and as both
cannet we'll be elected, Mr. Randall must in
terpose under the broad seal of Democracy
and reconcile the belligerents. We trust that
it will be arranged SO that Haldeman may be
returned. True, the Democracy don't want
him, but, as the only remaining son-in-lsw of
Senator Cameron, he must have
mission from President Grant if the
people of his district are allowed
to carry out their clearly expressed
wishes to overthrow him. He will do Just
as we'll in Congress as any other Demo-
crat and he has high example in his emi-
nent father -in-law for holding high position
in defiance of the people Considering that
missions are scarce and applicants numerous,
we beg MIR. Randall to provide for Mr. Hal
deman in the Democratic party; and as for
Mr.. Bratton, he has been cheated so often
that he is certainly used to it, and may even
dali will please see Mr.. Cameron and also
Mr.. Haldeman's small political bills in his dis
trict, some paid and others unpaid.
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~ THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, from
Ats original establishment, has been in the
receipt of telegraphic news from the New
York Associated Press, which consists of
the 7,T6nHe, Tines, He,aM, Wo2a,
.SuR, Ton,wai Of CoO,merre, EVening Post,
Commercial HGVtytigey, and EVening E.r-
Press. The success which has attended
our enterprise is, in itself, sufficient evil
dencc Of the freshness, fullness, and relia-
bility of the news which we have received
from this source. We have now entered
Into a special contract by which THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH has the erclnSiye
use of the news furnished in the afternoon
by the Associated Press to its own men,
bers, the NORTH american, Hqni,s,,
Ledger, Press, AgS and German Democrat,
of this city, and the leading journals of the
East, North, West and South; and hereafter
THE TELEGRAPH will be the 0NLv e0ening
babsr bn6liSAed ia this city in which the
afternoon dispatches of the Associated
Press will appear.
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J. GnASCY JoNEs, OF blessed Lecompton
memory, having played himself out in Berks
county, and having become so obnoxious
there that he was defeated as the regular
nominee of the strongest Democratic dis
trict in the Union, has found a home in the
genial climate of little Delaware, and it is
alleged that he is now looming up as pro-
minent candidate Tor the United States
Senate from that State in place of Salisbury,
whose term expires March 4, 1874. As
Jones is one of the most inveterate Office
beggars in the country, and one of the
most plausible tricksters who ever deceived a
good-natured constituency, we shall not be
astonished to hear that he is making headway
for the post to which he aspires. But if the
eyes of Delaware are we'll opened, it is
scarcely possible that she will rescue so
despicable a carpet-b -bagger from deserved
obscurity. If she is betrayed into such a
mistake she will repent her error in sack
cloth and ashes, and find that even a Sanls-
bury is to be preferred to a Janusfaced
Jones.
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THE WIZ.

Tar present campaign in France is crowded
with 80 many startling events that cable tele-
grams which do not record great battle or a
momentous political change seem compare
lively tame. But even Prussian armies can
not fight necessarily, and it is natural that
the terrible conflicts Of last week should be
succeeded by temporary lull. Time is
needed if for no other purpose than to bury
the dead, relieve the sufferings of the
wounded, and to reeuperate the armies ex-
hausted by a prolonged struggle. The
French claim that they have improved their
precious nome nts by supplying the garrison
at Metz with food and ammunition
and that Bazaine has been able
to withdraw a portion of his army by
opening route north of the Prussian lines.
They also allege that junction of his forces
with those of MacMahon will be formed, and
that this united army will be capable of
making stout resistance to the invaders.
The Prussian answer to this theory has not
been received. As usual, when they are on
the eve of great movements, they are remark
ably reticent. We never hear from Berlin
what the Germans propose to do, the official
dispatches from that quarter being confined
to laconic reports Of accomplished results.
The official and semi-oAicial news from Paris
is usually of directly opposite character: it
tells of the mighty things that French armies
are about to do, anl Of mysterious strategic
movements in contemplation, dwelling upon
the hopes of the future instead of the disas-
ters of the past.
1t would be singular if the campaign should
be concluded without single interruption of
the line Of German successes; and partial
French triumphs, in some quarters, are
almost inevitable. But there are no indica-
tions that such successes are sufficiently i'm
pottant to alter the general features of the
situa ion or to give to distracted Paris any
thing better than momentary relief. Behind
the vast hordes Of German soldiers who are
already occupying French strongholds, other
corps and divisions scarcely less formidable
follow in their wake, and nothing short of
military miracle can enable France to recover
her lost ground
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-23

beIligerents, and the points at issue in the
Alabama controversy are thus illustrated,
Since we complain of the conduct of Great
Britain in our war, it is important that we
should show her practically, as we'll as
theoretically, how genuine neutrality should
be maintained and the restrictions now i'm
posed on American citizens furnish o marked
contrast to the loose system adopted by Eng
land when her shipbuilders we're helping the
Confederatea
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-23

my NJ e M. SC o Y & L.
LAWYER,
No ll3 PLUM STREET, CAMDEN, N. j.
Cci!ec.lens made anywhere Laside q View Te-.
sey. slsaot
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-23

OnE Of the avowed objects of the free
traders in the present canvass is to thin the
ranks Of the protectionists in the next Congress,
SO that when the tariff is revised, American in
dustry may be placed at the mercy of foreign
manufacturers. No issues of the pending
campaign are more important than those con-
nected with the future adjustment Of imposts,
and the people will commit disastrous error
iftbsv do not guard carefully against tha en-
croachments Of the enemies Of American labor.
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The Perfection Of the Art Of Refining NSskes.
HEVkEP Sole Proprietor for the State Of Pennsylvania Of the
CELEBRATED "P. p" WHISTLES,
Nos. 24e s. FRONT and ~ DOCK ST., Phila.

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 90, 1870.

s9- The earliest regular edition of The
EVENING TELEoRArH goes to press at Il
O'Clock. and the subsequent regular editions
at p, -, and d. Whenever there is im-
portsnt news of the progress of the Euro
pean war, extra editions will be issued after
this hour, and before the regular time for the
early edition.
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Tar NEUTRALITY PROCLAMATION issued by
he President takes special care to enumsrate
amoug the interdieted offeuses the fitting ont
Of vessels 10 % employed by either Of the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-23

0~B D., BECK'S PHILADELPHIA BAND, No. I.
tsH&&S@ LAST GRAND EXCURSION
xtk9kE&<& OF THE SERIES
AROUND NEW YORK BAY AND UP THE
HUDSON RIVER,
ABOVE THE FAMOUS PALISADES,
OR THREE HOURS AT CENTRAL PARK, NEW
YORK,
Leave Philadelphia, from WALNUT ST. WHARF,
at ~ O'Clock A, NJ,
THURSDAY, August 25, 1870,
by Camden and Amboy Railroad, making quick time
to South AmDoy.
FARE FOR THE EXCURSION;
anu Dduy Dt
III order to AVOID delaying the special train, and 70
INSURE COMFORT TO PASSENGERS ON THE BOAT,
the tickets will positively be limited.
Tickets should therefore be purchased at an early
date They can be procured until O'Clock Z. NJ, or
the day previous to the excursion, at the ONCE OF
Beck; Band, No. S99 Market street: Charles Brnt-
ZinPhoifer, No. 93o Market street; Enos G. Renner,
No b01 GIrard avenue; j. G. Helm, No. 1915 North
Tenth street; Ticket ONCE, No. S2S Chestnut street;
also, Camden and AmbOy Railroad Ticket ONCE,
Walnut street wharf any day previous TO the excur-
sion, and on the morning Of the Excursion. Gstuwat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-07

Tue reported massacre Of Jews in kou'
mann (l1oumolia US first tclegraphcd) il
vet mconfrmcd. A London telegram
says no news had reached there Sunday
TN thcsubjcct, ind the Continental News
Agencies deny that there has been recent
uatrages upon the Jews Of ltoumania. A
dispatch from Bucharest states that u riot
occurred last week at Botuschaly, divi-
sion in Maldavia, during n local election.
It's described NJ M ordinary political dis
lurbancc, which was Qucllcd without the
interference of troops. A little amusing
gasconadc was INDUCED in New York by
some Of the American Press Association
papers over the enterprise displayed by
the agent Of that Association in his early
transmission Of this news. ItapPcarS now
that while this enterprise may have been
very remarkable, it by no means un'
accountable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-07

Tile Philadelphia Layer thus states the
elect ofthc amendments made to the In.
come Tax Law i'll the House last Friday
From statistics before us, We infer that
these changes will operate about as fol-
lows: the increase Of the exemption to
5000 will relieve about one hundred md
ilty-nine Thousand salaricd men, md other
people of limited means, from the pay
mcnt of the tax, who now pay between
nine and ten millions; the reduction Of the
rate TO three per cent will take off about
$G,A00,000 more from the remaining hun
drcd and sixteen thousand taxpayers who
will still remain subject to the tax. AS
the law now stands, the income tax Of last
year was levied upon two hundred md
Scvcnty.livc thousand persons, who paid
$9j,095NGS. II the foregoing amend.
munts shall lie finally adopted by the
House and the Senate, they will reduce
the amount raised from this source about
$lG,0O0,0O0, and leave about $0,OOOO OOt to
br collected.
We fully concur with the Letger when
it remarks: 10 ~
As the House has thus advanced two
thirds of the distance on the right road,
why not go the whole distance ind abol'
ish the Oilous Tux altogether?