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A RESOLUTION extending the time for the complete
lon the first section Of twenty miles VI the Cairo
and futon railroad.
RS.oirsd 6y tks Senate and House Of Representatives.
s Usited States Of America ia Congress dssemJief,
That In case the Carlo and fuiton Iailroad Company
shall complete the first section of twenty miles OF said
road by the twentieth day Of December. eighteen
hundred and seventy and the Secretary Of the Interior
shall he satisfied OF such complexion then the said
company snail be entitled TO Its lands In all respects
and 10 the same extent would have been hal said
twenty miles been completed by the eighth of
April eighteen hundred and seventy, as provided by
Law relating 10 said rrilroSd company.
Approved, May 6, lS7O.
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Manhood, IJith Edition.

4 MEDICAL Essay on tho Case and euro Of
n Premature Decline, showing how health 10 lost,
and how rcgzined. IL gives clear synopsis of Tho
y0us and PHYSICAL DEBiLIrv, SrERiLirr, &e., and
the remedies therefor Tho ressln u twenty year,
successful prsctice.
"There 10 no member OF society by whom this
book will not be found useful, whether such pcrson
holds the relation Of Parent ircc.ptor, % Clergy
man. "-L0ndsH Medical Tinss ssd Gsssns.
"'MAHnooDJ Tho experiences and reputation 81
Dr. Curtis In tho treatment OF the diseases set forth
In this little pamphlet 10 the patients guarantee,
and we'll deserves Cor tho work IL imnense circula-
tion."-Dsib Tr~ss.
Bent by mall on recsipt Of P1ty Cents. Addr-ss
the Author, DR. CURris, II Chapman street., Bos,
ton, Mas. 3mI5
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RESOLUTION for setting apart a portion OF the
Fort Smelling military reservation for permanent
military post and the settlement Of all claims In re-
lation thereto.
Resolved by tie Senate and Houss q Representatives
the Caed States Of America IN Congress asseHbled,
That the Secretary Ofwar be, and thereby Is, author
lied and empowered 90 select and set apart for per-
manent military post much Of the military reserys-
ton of Fort Smelling not less than thousand
the pablic inter ests may require for that purpose,
quiet the title said reservation. and to settle
all claims In relation thereto and for the and
patton thereof. upon principles VI equity.
Approved, May. Z, ls10,
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Saco .adperstses,.c,sts.

New Dental Rooms in Haco.
TTENRY C. HOWARD, Dentist, well known
III 10 the citizens Of York county, would 70
spectnlly announce that no has permanently locat
ri I'm this place. With an experience oflfteen year
ne s prepared 10 perform aloperations In dentistry
IN the very best manner.
once I'm Pike Block.
saco, Juno LIST, 1870. 2iH
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A nrsoLurIoN rcl.tlng 70 oticer. Of the soldIer.

A RESOLUTION relating TO officers OF The SOLDIERS
Home.
Rssored by the Senate AVID House Of Representatives
Of the UHe States Of America IN Congress assepbied,
that the law passed January twenty first, eighteen
hundred and seventy prohibiting the assignment OF
tired army officers Ia duty shall not apply To officers
selected by the board Of commissioners o the Sode ~
Home District OF Columbia, for duty st that insttu-
on such selection being approved by the Secretary Of
War: Provided, That they receive from the govern
ment only the pay and eoluments allowed by Law TO
retired officers.
Approved, April G, ls10. ..
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JOINT RESOLUTION granting an American register
10 the British built schooner Nv. ID. H."
Be resolved BY TIE Senate and HOuse Of Represenfa-
hres oftAs United States Of America IN Congress
sspbis That the Secretary Of the Treasury he, and
hereby Is authorized 20 issue American register 10
to the Hritsh-but schooner 'w ID. H." wrecked and
found abandoned at sea- said vessel now being owned
by citizens OF Portland, Me.
Approved, May 6. ls'O.
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Approved, February Is, 1870.

JOINT RESOLUTION granting condemned guns for
soldiers monuments at Paramount Cemetery, New
ark, New Jersey.
BE u rs,oyred by tie Senate and House Of Represenia-
hres Of TIE Uated States u dmerfea fa Coagress
ssmbied. That the Secretary ofWar be authorized 90
turn over the managers OF the falrmount cemetery
at Newark, New Jersey, six pieces Of condemned iron
or bronze guns on hand. unit for sruy purposes for
OrnamentatiOn OF the soldiers monuments therein.
ADDroyed. May & lS.0
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r Wedding Cards printed .t tAis odies,
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NERVOUS DISEASES, &c.
DODD'S NERVINE

ba COMPLETE SPECIFIC Cor slceplessness. II
soothes the throbbing muscle like magic, and tran
quillros tho mind. Aud everybody knows thai
good sleep Is better than all medicines. And all
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A RESOLUTION donating 10 the public school. 81
Washington. District of Columbia, the frame build,
Ing located nc the southeast Of
street west and street north, In said city.
Resolved by Ae Sssais and HOsss cf Representatives
That there be donated In tire city Of washington for
the use OF the public schools Of said city, the frame
bullding On the possession Of the freefmeus
Bureau. located the southeast corner Of Twenty
second street and street NORTH and that the commss.
oner OF said bureau be- and he IL hereby, authorized
and directed 10 turn over said building % the mayor Of
Washington Tor the purpose stated the transfer % take
effect nom December one, eighteen hundrod and sixty
eight.
Approved, February Il, 1870.
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For restoring Gray Hair tc
lis natural Vitality and Color.

cucuS iaihuS hoh ShSSAou, "hu o"'u
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling tho hair with pasty sedi.
ment, il will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those delcterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to tho hair, tho Vigor can
only benefit but not harm 1t. If wanted
merely for
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-18
IlIEIl.

PATTBRs0N-MARY RLIZABETH, only daughter OF
Morris and Mary s. Patterson In the 18th year OF her
age.
to attend her funeral from No. 1911 Spruce street,
on Monday next, the 2lst instant, at 10 O'Clock
A. M
RBRTs.--At Wikesbarre on Monday, February IL,
1870, of diphtheris LIZZIE r. second daughter OF G.
II. Reefs.
STBPPACHER.--On the nth instant, MARCUS M,
eldest son OF Wolf and Caroline Steppacher, In the
14th year OF his age.
The relatives and male friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the
residence Of his parents, No. 619 Coates street. on
Sunday morning, the Goth instant at O'Clock.
SToRRIE.-on the 10th instant, ROBERT S. SToERIE,
in the 45th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also Wei
come Lodge, No 229, o. OF o. F. and Pequot Tribe,
No. Is, Improved Order OF Red Men, OF which he
was member, are respectfully invited TO attend
his funeral from his late residence, No. 504 Diamond
street, on Sunday the Goth instant at O'Clock r. M
To proceed TO Odd Fellows Cemetery.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday, February II,
1870, at the Cathedral by Rev. Father NELL, Mr. Al
FRBD KKLLEHBR to Miss SUSAN GALLON
PARs0Hs-GAUETT.-On December II, 1869. IN
Camden, N. j., by Rev. r.. A. Chaker, Mr.. HARRY @.
PARSONS, OF Philadelphia, 20 Miss LtzzrB A. GAUNTr
Of Burlington, N. j..
SHALTBRs-JAdRBHHoUR.-ID Reading, on the lst
Of February, 1870, by the Rev. Jacob Fry, OF Trinity
Lutheran Church, and Rev j. j. Kuendig, OF st:
Johns Lutheran Church, FRANK B. SHALTERs and
ELLA r., daughter OF William Umbenhour, Esq., All
Of Reading. No cards.
sTKwART--C CAMPBRLL.--On Tuesday, February IL,
1870, by the Rev John Hall, ID. D., Mr.. SAMUEL y.
STEWART, OF Philadelphia, to Miss EMMA j. CAMP
BELL, OF New York.
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SCHOEPPE'S NEW CHAMPION.
The Widow of One Murderer Interceding for
tho Life of Another-The Letter In Fall, as
Read Before the Lesislature.

The Widow of One Murderer Interceding for
tho Life Of Anether-The Letter in Full, as
Read Before the Legislature.
In the Pennsylvania Legislature yesterday
letter from the widow of Gerald Eaton, in be-
half of DIR. Schoeppe, was read by Senator
Lowry, of Erie county. The effect of the letter
on our honored legislators is said to have been
very marked. The immediate consequence was
the passing of the bill affecting Schoeppe's
case allowing writs OF error in capital cases.
Eaton, 1t may be remembered, whose widow
thus addressed the honored Senator, was exc
cuted last year. in this city, for the murder of
Heenan. The following is the letter in FULL
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10, 1ST0.-Hon. N. B. Lowry
Respected Sir: hope you VIII excuse the liberty
have taken In thus addressing you at this time.
Reading Of the unfortunate DR.. Schoeppe, another
victim OF circumstantia evidence, cannot refrain
stance has renewed ne nv great sorrow, feeling that
another victim is about TO be sacrihced (murdered)
as wss my poor dear Gerald Tao Nv was OF IS SO Sss e
hands, yet he was all the world TO me- HIS greatest
crime was his poverty and though our sphere was In
side we enjoyed more real happiness than many OF
the rich and great, but alas the gloom which has
fallen upon our little homo no time can ever remove.
father, dear sister, and little orphan child whom
we nave adopted ns ,N When ne, our days toll nniShed IL
smile OF our Gerald. 1 often wonder how have
lived through this great sorrow. My only comfort is
In the knowledge OF his innocence-as you know the
whole community believe him 80. Perhaps you are
moi aware that Mr. Heenan Nhe murdered man> in
nlb last mOmtuta pihyou tidt my nubDanQ mlgut De
saved as he believed him innocent. This he ex.
pressed TO the clergyman who waited upon him In
the last hour OF his life. I have heard from many
sources the kind interest yon took In my husbands
behalf, and although IL availed nothing. yet still Il
showed your kind heart. You have not only my
deepest gratitude but my constant prayers fol-
you and yours May your useful lie be spared man,
wears. May no act OF yours ever cause momenti
femorse OF conscience. May your children with prd,
say my father was always q true friend to the poo
and the oppressed II you have any influence witt
the Governor, In "God'sr name make use OF II
DO not let another man die for crime he may b
innocent Of Don't let another crime blacken tn
soul OF him who holds this victims life In his hand
The Governor may have childysni do0t know, bu
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ssI Trovntoreo by the Parepa-Rosn Troupe.
Last evening the Academy of Music was again
allied to repletion, the opera given being Verdis
II Tr0Udtore, which has obtained such hold
upon The affections of the lovers of music that
it seldom fails to draw a good house, and on
special occasions, such as benefit of a popular
and pleasing artist like Mr.. Castle, is sure to
draw an overwhelming one. Mr.. Castle, the
beneficiary, assumed the leading role, "Manrlco,"
and, although 1t is a part in which he does not
appear to as good advantage as in many others,
executed it with hNcommendable energy and a
great deal of skill. Madame Parepa-Rosa as
'Leonora" was admirable, as she could not well
be otherwise in a part which presents such a
succession of opportunities for displaying the
peculiar richness and fulness of her voice. As
"Azucena" Mrs. Seguin was also charming.
There are few contralto singers upon the stage
who equal her in this role and we have
heard none in this city for years past who can
surpass her. To Mr.. Laurance was allotted the
part of the Count di Luna" role which must
alway rcmain a test one. Mr. Laurance, from
first sang the music of his part with q
degree o ( precision and expression that carried
the audience by storm. His singing of the
charming II Bdlen showed a little harshness,
but was so admirably done that 1t was enthusi-
astically encored, and on repeating it the singer
rose above the impedlment which marred his
first effort and gave the exquisite music in q
manner that was almost faultness and presented
q comparison with the best of the Italians who
have appeared in the role here that was by nc
means dsparsging. Indeed, we are not over
doing the matter in saying that Mr.. Laurance il
the peer of Bellin as the "Count di Luna,
lacking, in a measure, the fulness and sweetness:
of tone which seems native to the soil of Italy
but In all other essentials of the part fully
meeting its demands. Taken altogether, the
performance of last evening was very credit
able and satisfactory one.
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n, for this Is indeed q cruel world.

4 so, God help them for this ia indeed cruel world.
How true IL is
"Man's inhumanity TO man
Makes countless thousands mourn
hope you will excuse this long letter. had In
tended only to write few lines, begging you to
intercede for Dr. schoeppe, and to express nay sim
WIDOW OF cERAI.D EATON.
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CITY ITEMS.
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHING

O1orHNe 7- CHEAPER .-.
CLOTHING BETTER MADE
CLOTHING BETTER FITTING
AT TOWER HALL
THAN ANYWHERE ELSE.
.. .r.. NJ s,a bEssErT " nErr srSvy,r ~,
.,vvv,,x NJ, wu,,.,, W o...a, ~, :, q s.oora
street has the largest and most strsctye assortment Of
fine Jewey and silverware in the city Purchasers oan
rely upon obtaining real pure article, furnished at
price which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
snd profit. 80 0'
ePRlNG-ioTO-
oAAhhhS 'ioAAS
has open inspection the style Materials for Cents
wear for the coming season. at
No. sa4 OHEsNUr STREET
f''ee' S''a'' ''"Ae<1. "Ae<1.- ~
health to keen the feet dry and that can only be- done
BY tn. Of India Rubber and as sns
hm Snt tSs beat ousS which can ONLY be- had at
side. Phladolphia.
HALIrT. DAVIS d oo.'s Grand and Square Pianos
not only In every but they are lower
BEFORE purchasing. call and examine the ParhAm New
Family Sewing Machine. saesroom NO. IVA onesnut
''''''' ''''' ''''' -
cnn h hS Ar% ata a. ths vspv
GoOdyear's manufacture. old stand. No. aos Chestnut
street, lower ''a''
MoNTH1Y-Parham Sewing Machines sold on easy
"sss' '.',,@ss'i s.s s:7s !: y; = s;;... street
Zen doiiars casn.
Ralance in monthly instalments
o. f. DAVIS. No. $40 Chestnut street.
PuEs-pr. W. A. Mcoandiess, No 1876 Spring Garden
street. gives his entire time to the permanent cure Of
PARHAM New Family Sewing Maohines on terms TO suit
-, r,,,,,r
r,I. onnnI ,,r.s., No
On onn.nnSm @
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE
oIIY AND COUNTY OF PHIbAprELdradAd HI1baIr d.haLs.d

Notss n Sasha UhhAKLEs WXHLIIHzA WOfTERT The
widow q said deosdent has od her petition wih nyen
tey snd appFasement Of personal siecsee 70 pc
and that tbs will be allowed py ahe VGurs On
SATURDAY March e0 unless excepton4 pe ned tnefoto
al6 ftu4ts Attorney for Petitioner
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Il THE OITY AND COUNTY OF PRILADRLr
ANNA srNEs. by her Rfss RiSFs tssnd etc., j. DALLAS
OF March Term, Isoe No 81. In Dyorcs Alias subpoena
,June Term, 1869, Ne. 49,
TO J. Dallas Sines Respondent-Sr:L you wiu please
have why divorce a vicuo matrnonii should not be
decresd therein. Returnabls SATURDAY, March bth,
21S4t Attorney for Libellant.
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RUBBER DIVERSIONS AND BOOTS for Men. Women, and
Children can be had ut retail ut the lowest prices
Goodyears manufacture. old stand, No. sOS Chestnut
street. lower side
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wANAMAKER q BROWN.
wANAMAKER & BROWN.
WANAMAKER Il BROWN.
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BEFORE purchasing call and examine the ParhAm Ne
Family Sewing Machine. Salesroom No. 704 Chesn'
street. Every machine warranted
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HALLEr, DAVIS d Co.'s Grand and Square Pianos are
not only perfection in every particular but they lower
in prices than before the No. a7 ohes
nut street. Il s..tH
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MoNTHLY-Parham Sewing Machines sold on cas-.
monthly instruments at No 7O4 Chestnut street.
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DRY FEkT-The most ehectual way Of guarding ones
health keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the use of India Rubber Ovsrshoes and the ncle
ment is upon would advise readers TO
buy but the best quality, which onyb had at
0ooDYEARs Headquarters, No. 36 Ohesnut street. south
side. Phadolphia.
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CHARLES STOKES

CHARLES STOKES
has open inspection the style Materials for Gents
for the coming season, at
No. s24 CHEsNUT STREET.
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N9 CHEAPER w..
No BETTER MADE
ING BETTER OUT
NO BETTER FITTING
AT TOWER HALL
AT TOWER HALL
THAN ANYWHERE ELSE.
BENNETT Co.,
No, SIS MARKET STREET.
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JEwELRy-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. II 3. Second
street, has the largest and most attractive assortment OF
fine Jewely and Silverware in the city Purchasers
rely obtaining real, article, Furnished at
price which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
Of American Western Watches in all varieties and ut all
and profit.
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SnSaER's FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly instalments
O. r. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-12
LATEST STYLES.
Millinery and Mantua-Makin

THE undersigned nforms the Public
1 that she has opened MILLINERI
STORE, in connection with rho ManIua'
Making Business, in the Store House ol
her husband, on Main street. She hiss
,received splendid stock OF Bonnels,
Hats, Sundowns and Shaker Hoods,
Trimmings and Ribbons Of every de-
scription, Velye, and Sash Ribbons, Bon.
net Grapes, Silk and SATIN Illusions,
Blends, Lacea, Ruches, Velveis, Nets.
French Flowers and Feathers. &c. &c,
also large stock OF ~ ...s51a
Ladies Dress Goods of every kind.
Straw Goods bIeached and pressed 10 or
der.
All work will he done promptly, neat
" and fashionsbly.
Throughout tue season ! will receive
weekly additions 10 my stock always al
fording the very newest styles.
Gall and examine my stock. ieeI
assured that can render satisfaction both
in goods and prices
0' a' MRS. ANN COOK
' October 90. 1869. II
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corn Winter IS Coming |

THE undersigned would announce to his
| friends and customers that he has now IN
Store a large and well selected Stock OF
MADE UP CLOTHING
for Men and Bows. Special attention has been
given TO a large aud well selected stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES for Ladies, Misses,
Children, Men and Boys, City made and Eas-
tern Goods. A large stock Of HATS AND
CAPS for Men and Boys, the latest styles, now
in store. a large, stock of Undershirts and
Drawers from so cents up. Complete stock
Of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Gloves
Hosiery, Collars of latest styles, Neck lies
and Bows, Trunks, Umbrellas, lsllses, RaIl,
road Bags, NOTIONS, Jewelry, Tobacco and an
Cigars. ,...
| invite ihe trade 10 call and examine
my Stock before purchasing elsewhere
feeling confident ! can offer Bargains.
TERMS CASH.
Don, forge. the place-Odk Hall Fur
nishing House.
s''a ." LLOYD LICKLIDER
September %, 1869. '-- "