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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR ARE
regsined by HELMBoLDS EXTRACT Bg,
ISL.
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IIELMBoLDs BxcHU. THE ONLY KNOWN
remedy for dirbetes irritation OF the neck OF the
bladder. Inflammation OF the Kidneys catarrh OF the
bladder. strangury or painful urinasiag.
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ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE oONsTITu.
TIoNs OF both sexes, use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT
BUcHU. Itwill give brisk and energetic feelings
and enable you to sleep we'd.
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HELMBOLDs BUCHU Is MORE STRENGTH.
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Cry HALL, MAYORS OFFICE,

RAILWAY, N. j., Dec, 8, i9695
Tbs win certify that am personally acquainted
with II. M. Freeman, and am cognizant OF the facts
as set forth In the above statement and the several
persons whose signatures are hereanto attached are
all known to me.
JOHN r. WHITNEY. Mayor OF Railway, N. J.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-26

HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUcHv rs
pleasant in taste and oder. free from all tniurtoua
properties, and immediate in Its action
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Ton NoN-RETENTIoN OR INooNTIRENcn
OF Urine, Irritation. Inflammation or liberation Of
the Bladder or Kidneys. Diseases OF tho Prostate
Glands Stone in the Bladder. Calculus, Gravca, or
Brick Dust Deposits and all diseases Of the Bsdder
Kidneys, or DropsIcal swellings,
USE HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
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UNITED Stairs HosPrrAI,
SALISBURY, n, o., March 10, 1866
FL. 4. Helspbod, Esq, Philadelphia, Penn
Dear Sr:-I wish you to send me one dozen OF
your Sarsaparila Extract, and half dozen OF your
ROse-wash.
Allow me to say that your preparations are very
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to the patient and shall endeavor to bring them
into universal use in this part OF the country.
Please forward these medicines again as before
G. o. D., per express. um, sir,
Very respectfully yours etc.
M. +. A. HOFFMAN,
Surgeon In charge OF Hospital
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Infinitely safer and more pleasant.
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
remedies for unpleasant and dangerous diseases,
Use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU AND u6,.
PROVED ROSE WASH.
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IJELMBoLDS BUcHU Is MORE STRENGTH
ening than any OF the preparations Of Bark or Iron
infinitely safer and more pleasant
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS WOULD BE GIVEN
FOR A BOTTLE, IL NECESSARY.


DEAR SIR IL take great pleasure in sending You a
certificate, In addition 10 the many you have received
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rs Milton avenue, Railway, N. j. -.
Councilman Third Ward. City of Railway.
RAILWAY, N. j., Dec. 2, 1869.
We, the undersigned, are well acquainted with II.
M. Freeman. OF Railway, and know that he has
been long time suffering, In the worst possible
form, for the past four years. and that he has been
entirely cured by the use OF "HembOlds Buchun
j, W, SAVAGE, ex-Mayor
FRANK LA BkU, President of Council
VIM. RICHARDS, Clerk OF Council.
PEIER a. BANTA, Councilman
W. j. BROWN, Councilman
}. s. = MERCK, Councilman.
LEWIS HOFF, Councilman
j. B. STRYKER, Merchant. -
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uELMBoLDS BUoHU, TILE ONLY KNOWN
remedy for diabetes, irritation or the neck OF the
bladder Inflammation Of the kidneys. catarrh Of the
bladder, strangury or painful urinating.
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HELMBoLDs BUCHU. THE ONLY KNOWN
remedy for diabetes, irritation OF the neck OF the
bladder, Inflammation of ihe kioneys cstarrh OF the
bladder, strangury or painful urnating.
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CERTIFICATE OF A DISTINGUISHED MID
WIFE.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is, 1869.
Mr. Helmbold:--
Sir:-I have used your Extract Buchu with many
OF my patients, and can speak OF In the highest
terms in every case, aud consider it a valuable
remedy, and one that should be In the hands Of
every midwife.
Very truly yours,
REBECCA STANTON, MD.
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HELMBoLD's BUcHU, THE ONLY KNOWN
remedy for diabetes. irritation of the neck OF the
bladder, Inflammation OF the kidneys, oatarrh OF the
bladder, strangury or painful urtnating.
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uELMBoLDs BUCHU, THE ONLY KNOWN
remedy for diabetes irritation OF the neck OF the
bladder Inflammation Of the Kidneys catarrh OF the
bladder strangury or painful urinatng.

HELMBoLD's BUCHU, THE ONLY KNOWN
remedy for diabetes, irritation OF the neck OF the
bladder Inflammation of the kidneys catarrh Of the
bladder, strangury or painful urinating.
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU AND I'M.
PROVED ROSE WASH cure secres and deti.
cate disorders In all their stages, at Little expense
little or no change in diet no Inconvenience and m
exposure. 1t Is pleasant in taste and odor, lss.
mediate In its action, and free from all Injurious
properties.
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uELMBoLDs BUCHU Is MORE STRENGTH
enlng than any of the preparations Of Bark or Iron
infinitely safer and more pleasant
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HOW LONG STANDING. sssawss /
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HEIMBoLDs BUCHU is MORE STRENGTH
ening than any Of the preparations OF Bark OF Iroa
infinitely safer and more pleasant
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-26

HELMBOLDS BUCHU, THE ONLY KNOWN
remedy for diabetes, irritation of the neck OF the
bladder Inflammation OF the kidneys, catarrh OF the
bladder strangury. or painful urlnating.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-26

JIELMBOLDS BUCHU, THE ONLY KNOWN
remedy for diabetes, irritation OF the neck OF the
bladder Inflammation OF the kidneys, casarrh Of the
bladder strangury, or painfnl urnatiug.
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CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS STANDING
STONE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
OCLAMATION Of the SALE of the HOuS-


TON TAP AND BRAS0RIA RAILROAD BY the Geversr Of The
whess The railroad company Lncvn Mat tbs Houston Tap asd
Ter for principal and Of the Special 6eheo Paad oned 70 e
Legislature August Jh 1856 entitled An
sps School Pund the bonds
railroad companies the sAe and hs smsniaents
secuvd BY ths bou Of said rail-
rod company sIsasd the ss Of TeIa under sd act
Whereas Said r.rs.d conpy BY Iu @. interest and
has oppiei with ts obligations
18Th 1856 and the amendments thereto and
also complied with act c 3h August 1910 entitled An
for the rosd companies indebted the State for loans from
the School Pund;" and ~
Whereas. Because Of failure tie Governor Of the State
qu Of the Legislature sai railroad 70 be sod
In satisfaction Of said ipdebsefnessi . -. =.
therefore that In onforlNy with sad acts OF the
Legislature BDMUND j. DAVIS Governor Of said State will
WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of Pebrusy 1871 cause 70 be scd
Tap and Brsor. Railroad and the charter rights OF
rail-. and all the subscribed for sad
the depos depot stations and all the property owned
b said company necessary iu buiuesad railroad being about
(5O) 6ny mies long . -
surh a. 10 place. public suton said sth 6eenh day
Of Peary i the door Of be Capitol Of the State ct Austin
between the and u oiock and the sale 10 be the
bgest cash bidder prorei hope that the Governor the
night should advisable TO by said property In for the benefit
o the School b he made soont s
principal and interest due on the schoo Fund
signed and have caused
the Of the state to affixed at the City Of Austin this
u " Texss The thirty.snh EDMUND J. DAVIS Governor.
nv the Goyrfuor JAsEs r. NEvcoB. Secretary OF State
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
DR0CLAMATION of SALE of the TEXA!

~
/ AND NRw ORLEANS RAIIt)AD-By the Governor Of the
sTATK OF TRXAsn al the authority Of the State Of
TeI-Wheres railroad that Of eras and
Railroad largely indee TO the school fund the state
of T.1s for principal he special school fund oane
the same under the tie Legislature Of August 18th 1856 entitled
Act provide the school fund In ihe
bonds ncorpora by the State and the
men principal AMI iper secured BY The bonds OF
said railroad and ereod to the State o Texas under
said act and anendnentsj and - ,. =,
Whereas Sad railroad COMPANY failure u pay the interest and
sinking fsud hs not complied with It's ohhgauons
under said act 18th 1856 and the amendments thereto and
the 18th Of August 1870 entitled An
Act for the relief Of indebted TO The State os loans
from the special school fund !" ant - 80, e.-.- i -
Whereas Of such f the Governor Of the State re-
Qued by said acts Of the begsiue TO cause ad hou W DC SOU
satisfaction OF said Indebtedness; . . ., ~,
Now therefore that confom nifty with said acts o. The
legislature EDMUND DAVE Governor OF sid state, VIII on
TUESDAY dsy Of Pebrus A d. Sl cause 70 he s te
said Texas Raod and the charter rghs OF sad
COMPANY including robed xt OF grading bridges iron
masonry and d, the stock subscribed tor IN a
Company and depot stons and al The property owned
It's busnesss railroad beg ABOUT
hundred and eight (lO3) miles lcs ,.,
public action on said l'h day OF febrna'
A. d. Of the CApto hs state Austin between me
u O'Clock the sale N be to me highest cah
prOvd that the Governor reserves The gh sou
advisable buy said priority in for the eneh OF the school
bid be made sieut the principal ana IN
due the school fund
In testimony heeunto signed my name and have
seal Of tk be ahIed at We oiy OF
H. 81 Austin this 18th day Of Noembe A. 1870 and oil the hde-
P " EDMUND J. DAVIS Governor.
By the Governor: JAS. r. EYvccsB Secretary ofSat
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Jospos No, se:Oa mConsoh opened eI for both MONEY
American securities quet Untd States Five Twenty
bonds 1882 ss 1865 old s7t 1851 ss Ten Rortes so stoes
que Bns Railway shares 20i Illinois Centraa uOf Atlantic anu
Great Western, 28 %,
IvrErooL Nov 2s-l :0 m-Ccon opened trm; Mddlng Up
Lospos Nov 2s~Ii 30 n-Tsow 1895 per Calcutts
Lnseed Refined Petroleum lei al per glOn Spirits Turpen
tine. 2i per cwt -, -,
HAxBUks, Nov. a9POeum quoted At IL marc banoo seh
lngA
LoSpoS Nov. 2s-iso p. m--Cousos 80 for both money
sn the account quiet snd steady United states
Pve Twenty bonds 1882 sst 1855 old s7i Stocss seay ke Raj
lwAy shares, 20i: Illinois Centrals Ill ...... -
LIyKKrooL Nov 2s-l:0 m-Whest m,S0Ilt ee.s W,n iof
California white Western Spring 9sd9 10 for New Red Winter
To- Receipts Of Whe past ~ $40 quarters Of
American Flour "a v hbl for Western Corn ~
Quarter 3s6d40I quarter for Canadian Pork
6uoysb bbl Eastern Prime Mess Beef 5 eete of
s5 ferNew Short Rb middes Ihe market o
Yarns and Fabrics at Manchester Ia steady
m.Conok closed W Tor both
securities fmer United States Five twenty
Bonds 1852 B9t 1865 old s7i 1851 esl Ten Poei &t stocn
steady Bne Railway Shares D Illinois Censb NH hsnc ana
Great Western. %. ,.,r
Nov. $3.50 m-Coton closed steady; mdding
Upiand ia9d Mdng Orleans ~ sales Of the dsy 600
bales 5000 for speculation and export Beadssu dull Provisions
firm.
LONDON 2e-spids Turpenne-Ths market bare sales
hawai- heenm ale at RcSFt
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr NOfh hhpeT, Ftsseh. dnd RaNTodd4
Nov 30 ptgs Ashes bi56 bales Cotton 9 bsg Cotton SEED
bbs Flour lis sos bush whes B $50 bush Corn w2 bush
Oats 100 bush Rye slo7 bush NAH c7si bush Bsr $50 bash
Grass Seed M bush Beans 5 bags Bukwheat Flour & bags Corn
Mea 1886 pkgs Pork s2s pkgs Beef pkgA Cut Meats zs ptg
Lard @ pkss Butter II 90 ptgs Cheese 7a bbs Eges pigs
Tsow Dried IS T7s pigs OIL Che
bbS Copper @ cakes Copper 81 bbls WHISKY bales We" ls
bales u 8 Leatbe de hbis Tobacco sBo boies
Tobacco 100 kgA starch Ia bags Pespu 81 bags Rice foar iS
bags
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
HOME INVESTMENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE sinking lUDD B0DDS
COMPLETED RAILROAD Between NEW.Y0Rk
AND Phil lADElPHIA,

$500, 600 ONLY REMAINING UssOLD, and which now
scercd 70 investors.
The SEw-JERsRY SOUTHERN RAILROAD h now COMPLETED
and doing extensive baGnes between NEW YORK and PILADRL
PHIA
through fteighs PHILADELPHIA SOUTHERN
POINTS large and constantly ncreang The travel to LONG
BRANCH daring the Summer s to other points, aSoris large
income
The MET EARNINGS of the ROAD than suces
pay and operating erpensea The ae improving
steadily good share OF the through freight goes by the route.
The ROAD II SO Id MILES LONG. THB MORTGAGE Is
$4,000, 900 PRINCIPAL viii be due NOVEMBER 1, 1890.
INTEREST. PER CkNT PAYABLE IN NEW YORK. MAY AND
NOVEMBER 4, PREF OF TAXES.
The TRUSTEES
@. b. UPTON Of Boston
and BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON, I.Chsnelor Of EswJersey
There have spent 1--WE MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS and these bonds considered equal offered for SALE
Sl,6OO0OO have already been taken by capitalists leaving oay
100000 be sold which offered at the low price Of
Reference made by permission to the following persons 10
feet security ohe'e Bonds and their dibenes nvsstmen viz
ASHBRL GREEN President New Jersey seuihern Road
AsHBRL WEIGH President OF the United Compsnies
VIM II. GATZMRR President Of Camden and Amboy Co.
A. L. DENNIS President OF New jersey r. and Trans Co.
ROBERT STOCKTON President OF Del and Raran Canal c.
J. @. STEVENS, Chief Engineer
II. NJ ALEXANDER, HewYork.
Hon. JOHN P. STOCKTON, Tren,on.S Nj
GEORGE b. UPTON. Boston, Msss
SAMUEL IL. GoOKIS, Boston, Man.
III. G. MARQUAND,
100 Broadway Equitable Buihng).
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

There also sold number OF cneaper horses WHICH
brought 800 or less.
An auction sale OF horses, carriages, ETC., will take
place Messrs Barker Hanins New York Tattersas,
corner Of Thirty ninth-st. and Broadway. tomorrow
"wednesday tho 3Oth nst at IL o'clock The particu-
lars appear In our advertising column.
With the carriage Dealers business but moderately
active and we have sales OF note to report.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

DAYTON AND McHoAS R.luo,p, CINCINNATI Nov IS 1870
NOTICE to STOCKH0LDERS.-The Stock
~ holder Of the DAYTON AMI MICHIGAN RAILROAD Co are
hereby pohed that meeting will be held tie Office Of the COMPANY
in Toledo THURSDAY the s sy Of December A. d. 1870 10
th prOpney OF issuing peere1
STOCK April 6 D. 1870 entitled an Act to enable
Railroad Companies redeem their bno debts BY order o. Tie Bosrd
of Di,ectors Y. H. SHORT, Sec.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
HORSE dYD CARRlAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRx, Tuesday. Nov. 70, 1910.

NEWBORN, lWcuny' NV 40 A''''
The fair weather had favorable effect upon
the appearance Of the Horse market we say the
ance, because although dealers were Keps ousy 'n'
-, a. Ioa ,vi,h showing off their stock to the nu-
merous buyers looking through BulPs Head markss We
have as yet not learned Of any sales OF inRortanee
ing taken place; yet dealers agree that 'hcro " 'o
prospect for good weeks trade. -, A. nan, ,ro.t
The depression OF prices noticed during the past Week.
continues. .yo rossou,s
The auction sale OF Messrs. Johnston van Iassens
Horse and Carriage Mart In East Thieenthst wa very
largely attended, and there was compc Dbt NJ
sell three times the number horses than were brought
under the auctoneer's hammer to-day
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD OFFICE, LASD DKP.RrsESr.
sKARs BUiLDISG BOsros.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received until
- noon MONDAY for he SALE Of $4,000 Of the LAND
BONDS Company Trustees aecorianee with
toe provisions ndenture Of hbg ge Of April TO- lSI
The opened the dice Of the Company Boston, on
TUESDAY Dec. 6. and the acceptecbiis declared
(Signed) JOHN puff,s,,cw Tru.eea
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

Pee,p y6t or last week; exports 1sS Cor
veek sst year Receipts with 446 exported Gable,
q go llli The last that shipments were hghter
sbsn t wear intended The facts that
l50 shesdo last shipments Most OF he
sIs Falls make Ooso al Isl Gl6o Yesterday
She feeling is very strong bat transactions limited FOR
csck Of l6lc goods going into CELLAR and lofs
while the At which
a fspcv factory can he showed off, lots have
a been disposed l6to mention factory Of $50 ID cheese
i not Skinned cheese slow and very low Pe
note s, 1900 l6c, so fair at l5i " 81
cs ordinary lo lot @ With some Skinned
!. Th.h and cheese dull We
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30


Receipts. i7s2 phes for this week or l s,: & .s %. t' s month
ls ended packages 2sis than November o. n' c..
fromc with farmers
nearly onehaf the butter S .
secion sn back donht much than hsh OF VIC
IN ths State has snd still orb gosn uno VIC
load already received The fact Is, there no QUIZ h
and not only the Basen cities bat the little villages e
bad delegons q farmers dealers hunting for snsce eh
" alp IN dairy Even the Of this city ha
seen and hed up which their calling the rgnaf
supplies critical each week
cutting loose Whenever Lsge lots OF Western
have hem sold l3dS pretty fair State dses
nuhs At that sold c Daring the 800 brkn Western
shipped California Chicago certainly looks like
surther sttng OF values three cetss
M rsre let customer without loading him down at Poe
While there chance 10 aeny alter quotations the feeling
veal ssto be nearly equynt 20 decline Only the sne dres
fresh ends without tie hardest hnd OF
Delaware County iaries Be and eac
OfhA tubs 81 went At 3c % at nc SO At 3Sc IL at 2c;
10 l1; Is Creamery and l6 Dairy 20 choice
S3dso aud Is selections very fine OF Welsh tubs
one sold 3lc another small l8
Jefferson County FAl make at 5 q G3sie at nc S in
or Western 10 trS Wis l 50 Ohio and Ind
lac ga Western glgs Is p yellow Ohio l6S es do Se 80
she little Western butter good enough to sell along side
Of fair tne Canada sold at Pass with bb
Indians rolls at bblS 2Sd3c and 20 half bbls nos Ohio Of
SIC We quote: 49,
n n
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

CAMBRIDGE CMAss) LIVE STOCK MARKET-Eoy 29
Cae-Reo.pt III head gradually suhned but
w very choice were k B sesRItrs tl21
Prst Quality SlUS 50; Second Qasiy &gdt 10 %
Third Quality $60S8 Sheep and LambsReceps oH head saes
o lots Il 81 25d - each BItra. - 9Gs5
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET-Nov 49,. -
20 head Ohio averaging l3s3
At So g7t Ohio averaging from G73 70 S4 h. al S3
10 Sc 2 &c hcbgsn averaging si n, at 80 ~ sheep opene
ouot.d Al Sc od 46 50 for Common Extra Light
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
4, j. lOss o. y dOI35 as1 LINED, Stat. e2s
STATE dS5 Do as
~ dN Bgg Oats bush. Q45

dd fruit There little doing and not much
sehAnee prees Apples plenty with Western the
here advance Of feghe Opet ausi the trade lot OF loo
y poor Southern sold at e another 10; at 800 A. 4e Is
quarter Is bbs Southern sliced 7c Opeahes
- bags quarters sold 6. fw old halves sale 80 bb low grade
-eed l6e bbs fair 8 10 bb southern pnms 6c Is bbs
EAckberres &c hickory higher Ten bbs
..od Al l2e - n. W quote:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

Receipts the which 9 less than the
Eio1 week corresponding veek last 81 The egg trade
quality.
Ae very poor low while
good readily higher figures There is the discrepancy
selling the while
Pennsyvnis The weather k unavorsble hut still
little disposition the Of dealers them ASIDE
Nor higher prices This VIII sometimes but oenest operates
the holders Much will depend tbe weather future
-, iossoS ~ Dor rs an LINED Stat. .a5 a5 592s
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

kev Cesa packages and h pasns s si add
- ueh 10 the value Of the produce
BEANS AND PEAS
p.r. OF beans ss0 bush ITO thar The
corresponding vetk 6e<e bush While
ss.. euosons mediums r.iber veat scmeof the
~rs 90 Is M and l0hh cs We note
kSi E oer At hand picked al 81 10. Of
81 Mi. was sod At "a 10, bbl 90 Is, 80 20 and 2n bb
A. mAn lots 2a lot Of beans brought 81 - mso.s
rather easier though bb in ots went ~ 90 ~ at % %
P1o bbs 81 and 81 bh net prime At ~ 90 "reen peas s
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
4musements.

WALLACK". ~. ,yrpa wALLAx
w Propdetof snd Manager. MI sso'"" '
y sPLkNDID TRID MPH
OF LBGTT1MATE COMBDY.
THIS WEDNESDAY, Nov 3D.
CofnriT
THE SERIOUS FAMILY - .ro,y. ~
the USABATED ATTRACTION OF ths ~
IRGiTIMATE 1OMRDIEs Mr. waart eompe'ei % .HHoas@
Their LIANT NIGHTS Of the early pfooct'n
THB SBW PLAYS.
THURSDAY, Dec. fd timel, CASTE - .-,,
FRIDAY Dec 18th nme) THB ROAD 10 klIn'o no ,,ux
SATURDAY MATINEE AT "a D. m-1HB ROAD 70 huN;
SATURDAY NIGHT Dec 1-fllB SCHOOL FOX scbNDAi-
MONDAY, Dec s CAST tmet-THE ROAD ~ hoi"
TUESDAY lsst tuel.
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL a.. A.. -
On WEDNESDAY, will be produced for the hn, YIN,
Ameres with enuy new scenery appointments Comedy ~
acts by J. Aberry, a., entitled
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
6orsts, Carriages, Garness, &e,

AT BARKER g. HAMLIN's
IA CITY AUCTION MART AND NBW-YORK TATTBRSALLS
Cor Broadway and Thirty y-ninthst.
MAJOR CHAS. W. BARKER, AUCIlONEBR
Lucun AalaA
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-19

we would have had others act toward
us during our recent struggle for ma
tional existence, or as we would have
them act hereafter if unhappily anOth-
er dark cloud of civil war should
OvershadOw our land. But while
thus performing "the unpleasant
task" he submits the whole matter
to Congress, which, representing the
people, and fresh from their midst, is
certainly a proper arbiter on a ques-
ton that might eventuate in war
with a foreign power and its possible
allies, and the increased debt and
taxes, diminished commerce, and re-
newed bloodshed that might result, if
recognition was not justified by the
international law, whose infraction
by others in our own case we have so
publicly and emphatically condemn
ed at the bar of the civilized world.
1t is a remarkable coincidence that,
while the President was writing this
message, Cespedes, the President of
what L hope is yet to be Free Cuba,
on the 30th of November, wrote in his
proclamation as follows:
"Perhaps it is Just that the Admins
tration of the Washington Government
should delay recognizing us until Con-
gress shall have met"
This brief and dispassionate retro
spect might be extended; but enough
has been written to prove that the
Administration fully deserves the
popular confidence it has won.
SCHUYLER COLFAX.