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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-04
THIR0 EDITION


Execution at New Castle, Delaware, of
the Negroes Joshua Jones and
Lewis Carpenter for Outrage
upon a Married Woman
Terrible Scenes at the
Soaffold - Life not
Extinct after a
Lapse Of 40
Minutes.
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ACCIDENT. - Yesterday afternoon Philip
Keging fell out of the third story window of his
residence, on Wood street, below Seventeenth,
broke leg, and was otherwise injured. He
was removed to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATnsT NEWS.
FROM THE WEST.
Overflow or tho nTisaIssIppI

MENPuIs, Feb. 4.-Owing to en- overflow,
trains on the Little Rock Railroad cannot run
this side Of Madison, forty miles west Of here.
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CARBLEssEEss.- During the present week
over four houses have been found open at night
jn The Fifth Police district.
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SEIZURE OF A BREWERY Yesterday Deputy
Collector William j. Mackey seized the brewery
Buttonwocd streets for selling beer, as alleged,
without the proper stamps being affixed to the
barrels. The brewery contained 400 bushels of
malt, 3S bales of hops mash and fermenting
tubs, 400 barrels of beer, engine, boiler, etc.
The same officer seized 400 barrels of beer at
the Yanlts of i. Linn West Philadelnhia
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RECEIPTS OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT FOR
THE YEAR 1S69.-During the year 1869 the re-
ceipts of the Water Department from water
for water pipe, delinquents and penalties. The
receipts from water takers in 1868 amounted to
S647 4a1 30. or S23. .207.45 less than 1869.
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Amount OF Coal transported on the Philadephia
and Reading Railroad during week ending Thursday,

DRRsoNs HAVING DEBTS DUE IN ANY
Il part OF the United States can have them easily
adjusted and collected on application to the Genera
Collection Agency ROBERT s. LEAGUE CO.,
No. lso South SEVENTH Street.
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UNIVERSITY LECTURES ON SOCIAL SCIENCE.
Professor McIlvaine will give course of ten
lectures on Wednesday of each week, beginning
Feb. 9, at the hall of the University on Social
Science. The fact that sufficient interest was
felt on that subject to establish Social Sci
enee Association" ought to secure good aud an
attentive audience. The admission is to be free,
and the University thus shows that it is starting
ont on its new career of enlarged good, by Civ
ing a public course of instruction on the science
that comes home so closely to all men and all
interests now Right ideas on the important
questions of finance, taxation, currency, tariff,
can be got by careful listening to the teaching
OF thorough master, and as such Professor
NcIlvaine comes commended by the gentlemen
who have secured his services, and they have
done wisely in getting one man to teach one
subject thoroughly, in this time of multlfarious
lecturing merely for popular amusement
REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF GAs.-The
Trustees of the Northern Liberties Gas Com
pany, at a recent meeting, resolved that on and
after the LIST OF February the price of gas shall
be $3.50 per thousand cubic feet to private con-
sumers, and $l'l5 per thousand cubic feet for
that consumed by public lamps.
LARCENY OF WASH CLoTHEs-John Rice
who halls from Coatesyille, Pa. was arrested
last evening at Tenth and Berks streets for the
larceny uf wash clothes from o house In that
peighbOrhood. He carried the stolen property
under his arm. Defendant had q hearing before
Alderman Hood, and was committed for trial.
CARELEssEEss.-Du the present week
over four houses have been found open at night
iD The Fifth Police district,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-09
@sItIi&es.

s@ai5ingtcu. .. G.-Der Senat bat ber
@ertra9, betrefienb bic Mnnertpn Don ct
Domingo, nerpprfen.
Dasesen Bat Der senat bic 9ausbin,
pelde sewiGe Sage ;u eefesliden Teierta.
gen in ben sger. Staaten r1adt, aneenpm,
men unb Der Yrailbent min fe fofort unter,
3ei@nen. Snfolse beFen tperben @afbins'
tons @eburtstas (23, Bebruar), Der Neu.
iabrstaa Gtarfrettas, Der sierte Suli, Der
Dantfasunsstae unb Der @~eibna9tstas,
sefesli&e Seiertase.
Bom S~nhianatolis beriAtet Der ,.1ele>
graph" Die Grnbte in Der llusebuns Der
Stabt 1T in pcGeun @anse. Der Grtras if
fowob1 in Be3us auf Guautitdt ots Quail.
tat gut. Nu@ bas &prn febt ausse;ei9net
unb neriprt@t cine rei4e Grnbte.
Aus @iseomiim.-Du Weiaenmarft an
Der B6rie 3u Mtltpaufee mar am @dlude
poriser @ode Bel Der GrSfnuns matt unt
niebriser, erbu1te fi& ietod in terSo1se unb
Mr. 2 fdlob fet 3u l.123-l2a reselm6bie
gr. l mar numinel ;u l.l7-1.173. 2uf
2aser b%efanben fi@ l,777.O00 8u5te1
sesen $4,000 an ben, entipredenben Sage
bes lesten Sabres. gertauft purben bel.
ldufs 100000 Bufbels.
Gintpanherums.-@dbrenb Der ncrtsen
stpet @cden inb in @tlwaufee
1866 Gtnruanberer ansetpumen, tpelde
f9 mad tbrem Beatmmunesorte per>
tbeilen pie fo1st: Diseonin 1884, Min>
neirtu 1907, Soma 2S5. Sn G9teasp ia
men pdbrenb bedelben 3eitraun1s 2l77Gin>
tpanberer N. Dason sinsen mad Wisecn>
fin 6s2, minnefotq e46, Soma $780, &anfas
40. y
Neue Giieubabu.-Der Matertctpn @elt>
burger f@reibt: Cine Mn3ab1 Don Direfto>
rem unb Mtttpnaren ber Rprtbwefern>gabn
baben pprtse @ode ga GruFe befu9t unb
IS betbt, bas es beabi&ttst &utrb, cine Babn
su bauen, tpel9e @abtfpn nit ga GroGe,
@inpna unb ct. Yau1 Yerbtnbe1 fon.
@rnate ansfdteu IN Embellishments,
&anfas, ben l. Suit Die Beriate aber
Darre unb be3as1t& Der @eni4reden inb
unwab1. Die Grnbten feben Spraasli&.
Der @ei3en wtrb cine sone Dur9f9nttts.
ernbte seben une ibertrift feline aualttat
bteienise trsenb zines sersa,senen Sabres.
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&atel< Depefhen.

Earis, s. Sunt.-Gin felt laasersr SIT
iid bier aufbaltenber amerifaniiAes &C.
betmrplisif 1T mad tangent Su6ea eauliG
lid in AufFnbun8 Der @latttn eriolereid
8epeien, rcn tpel9en bic gefdlidten 9bli~
s%aticnen ber Gentra1<@ aeifebabn ron Cali.
fprnten abse3oeen fnb. ~
Manrio.-Qei4h NubefSrunsen, bic ie>
bcd balo sebdmpft wuroen, tamen eetern
In Barcelona Dor. Gter Yerlonen tpurben
8etSbtet. (Das nennt man letGte Rube>
fSrunsenD
Das fpanti4e Budget wetf etn Difsit
BON 100 Mtatpnen &ealen nad. (elldli>
der Weiie bat Der fpantf9e Seal faun, ben
Wertb BON et.pa 8 a%mertfanif9en @ents.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-09

ean Graaeiseu, 3. Sult.-Wdtrenb Der
beioen %persansenen Sage trafen 767 Chine.
fen Elm unb belduft f9 bic :3atl Der Yin.
fommlinse felt benz l. Sanuar auf S142.
Gin Circular bes 6auitsTriebldnber per>
anf9laet bic biestdbrise Dei3enernbte ais
Der porjdbrtsen UNI 100000 Gentner nod
ftebene, 70 bab 100000 Sonnen fur ben g.
port rerbleiben.
Sn Der bieiisen Man5 Siltale tuurben int
lesten Monat 81, s46.O00 unb felt benz 1.
Sanuar int @an5en $l0,0l9,0O0 9eprdet.
sfns @esieo.-@a Trancisco, l. Sult.
Dte Na@ri&ten aus @ertfo, pia Gclin,a
Is. Mat, f4ilber1 bas Qane ais I'M befen
Tortf9ritte besriTen, besei&nsn bic Grnbte
ais unsewDbnli@ gut unb fpreden spn BEN
Nufbeben bes 8erabaues.
Der &bian 2o;abp's bat Gen. Wlaeipc
Sega %9e3pun9en, Gscaupa au rdumen. &ls
Ct barauf Don ben nattpnalen ,8ruppen ar
sesrifen purbe, bemddttste Ct i9 tesDau>
piers Sprparb (aus @alpabpr) unb fdtdte
cine Grpebitipn gesen @uaYmas al, beren
@rfpls bereits eenelpst rporben it. -.
,2c;aep bat fd in 8efB Don $4,000
3paselbez seiest, uobei er f9 bes Gorwan"
bes b~ebiente, bic 8unbesresieruns babe bic
Ginmpbaer BON Aeupulep fir ben bur9 bic
5ruppen aus Sinalpa anssri6tetenS 9asen
3u entfaaoisen.
Stnrm III Heaa=gRerieu. - Sort Union,
Neu'N ericc, ben l. Suit. @efern NaG>
n1ittas tctte Elm fAredlider BON @asel unb
8lib beeleiteter Sturm iber bieien Srt bin.
Gs felen mdtrenb elmer san3en @tunte So
seltprne, . Der @rDbe elmer @a1nub.
9,ripnen, mel4e aus Der llmsesenb bier
eintrafen, beridter, bab bic Grnbte perntd.
tet if.
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BQrn1. 3u YerfQufen.

Cine gut beReQte Jarua BON 100 Mdern, upssn 40 Nder
sutes buf@Ianb. 100 Ader grattie- une eutes 5euIonb,
NIT einsna aienli@ eerdumteem Gargsrbaus unb S&euer,
tn br R6be BON Mt&mpnb, ilos ~ gletlen BON ber !Rirde
unb S@ule eutftrnt rirb III axuebnbarem prete Serfauft.
Das Rdberet tn br Office bs "@Anberer' au serueb-
men. 28O
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-09
QQnb 3u p%erfQufer.

Gin Grunbdsentbun,. tefebenb In 100 Adtrn auten
prairie. 2anbes in Der 9epn st. Garttn, stearus g.,
febr sanats selesen, tirb su anaebubarena prefe Ser.
fauff. % 49,. r. .JlL.
ueber bic 8ettasuusea If Rdbres III sernebmea hi
5rn. ~, Jul.
9ec. MarBaa,
IN ct. Sofeph Gtearns g. pter Ia ber Office 5. Btattes.
1886
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-09
Bum 8erfQuf.

Der l1nteseidnete ttetet ftin In @idnspnb, fir Store xnt
5otei wsbl etnsui&tetes, spefadiees 8rauae 6aus nebR
aett an ber 3aupthra6e, bic BON st glcub aber Wtdmsas
6&uIe. ~
rm ndtere Austunfe peate man fb an
9enrp 8rofer,
25<51 - @t&nnpxE; et.arns Counts, Miuu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-09

"s~l'CA"ps = XIV ASNpbAp uktjCt Otul"'
8anb fnb Reu. @clfeans Nortbuann uab
fem Bruber Rep. l1lrid, beibe 0. s.. B. I'm
ter ibrer 2eituns BAT bic College 8ano ibren
suten &uf nidt Bios bur9 aussejeidnetes
Spiel erbalten, fonbern nod i'm nieles rer<
mebrt, 70 bag fe ben geifaa o1er @nreiens
ben erntete.
Mm @9lufe Der Gr6ibition ri4tete Der
9o&wlrbisfe ST.. &bt eintse @orte an bic
3ub6rer, in tpelden er ibnen fetnen Danf
abfattete fir ibre Mnmeienbeit. Damn btelt
er eine Nnipra9e an bic Stutenten, lebte
ibren TleiB, u. ben1erfte, bab ct NIT ibrenQei<
funsen sufrieoen iei, unb bic 3uperi'&t babe,
baS aud. ale Mnpei enben nit tim SSQi9
ibereinfimmten.
Gs rwurpen uetrere Yra,niums ausse'
tbeilt, bod btefes brau9e i'd bier ni9t III
ertpdtnsn. !'Gs if IL Elm Gata1ps seorudt
spprbenlunb Elm Sober, Der Mdteres abet bic
Grbtbitipn, pber uber baS college gu oer<
nebmen wunf9t, tpente T6 an ben @rdf~
benton tes Colleges. E.',ls.- -.
Sd CLAUDE ntGt 3u iibertreiben, tpenn i&
bebaupte, bab 800 bis 900 9erionen Der
Grtibitipn beirpbnten urb tab ale NIT Der
srSbten 3ufriebenbeit I'M Mbenbe ttre &ud>
reiie antraten. st. Scbni If a1lo In Dabr>
bett, pas es fem ipQ: cine 9eimatb Der ST.
senb unb .3uFu9tfdtte., Der Wifenl6aften.
@iel fdpn bat es setban unb siel pire es
mod tbun sur Gbre @cttes unb gum Wcble
ber Men19bcit. Crescat de die in diem!
r,v. OpHTHALMos.
Chippewa Ja1s, Mis., bate Dor pier3e9n
Sase11 cine Der iADnhen tirdlt@eaT eierli8'
feiten. Gs purbe nduli1 bort Der @runb'
ietn CUR neuen fatbplifden Stride selest,
tpe1&e l2S SUP lang, SO Sub brett pirb.
@p1w. SER S. +. &rautbauer aus Nil'
tpaufee belt bas @oGamt, unb Der Mtifc'
MIR 9. Smebtind prebiete in ben uerfaie'
benen baielbf iibliden Spra&en. Sc pa'
rem pte1 mebr Menf9en ron auen Seiten
CUR Tetli9feit tersefrDmt, ais bic Stride
3u fa1en sermp1te. Na9mitta9s na9 BEL
Gesper weibtea ber Gelebrant, Ser. &raut'
bauer, unp Der 9c4w. @farrer BON Eau
Claire, ST. @plbf9mitt, Der Grbauer &c,
Stride, ben@runbtein, in ben auber ben ub'
Ii9en Dceumenten aud nod cine Reliqui.
pom FL. Mpofel Yaulus einselest wuroe
Son Der erri4tseaplatfcrm fpra6en gu BEL
srpben 8clfs>M ense &eo. gerweibt Dor
9ubfon II, enslif&er, Ser. Smebbtnd II
fransoff4er unb Ser. 4afe in beutiHe'
Spra4e. Ma4 Sdlub Der Weibe ersaf
bic Gpnee!e elm Opfer BON $500 auf BEN
@%runbfein. Die Danaen Der @emeinb'
batte1 tir bic selabenen @dfe Elm fd6nel
| Tefmab1 berettet, BET Dem aud Der erfena'
Ycr Der iunsen Sits" sueesen trar nnb BEL
ueuert Stride nra 5000 faenfte.
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ct. Saul. -Na4 elmer @o6e poa hinge
tutbbeit iber bas 8eFnben unieres serebrten
Batter Clemens, no jeber Sag perldiebene
Grideinunsen I'M Stabium fetner perutdel>
ten 8ranfbeit bradte, tSnsen mir 3rpar nod
ntdt cine enti9sttenbe @enbuns beridten,
iebod benz 2eler mittbeilen, bab bic Mer;te
auf isine @ieberberfeluns !6cfnune beoen.
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, Die M%ttbpbiRen babert 1T Dulntb BE-
reits eine STRIDE I'M Bau, berer GrSfuung auf
Mitte Musuf bessrfebeu 1oQ.
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s@aj5ingtca. 3. G.-Der Senat BAT ben
@ertra8, betrsfierb bic Mnnertpn bon ct.
Domingo, nerwprfen.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-12
THE COMING MAN.
The Man of Gong and ChOp-Siieks.

Special to the Register:
An irresistible desire has seized upon
us to say something about The Coming
Man" First, because we have not seen
him, and know nothing of him, except
what we have read, and is written in
the interest of capital; and, secondly, it
is matter of no consequence to us,
whether the slave of opposition be a
Saxon, Ethiopian or Monaghan.
We presume that the question of his
coming is settled fact 1t is Obvious
to an mlettcred understanding, that
John has come here for somethingmorc
than his rice and tea, and is likely to
get it. He comes not for liberty and
the unrestricted enjoyment of religious
opinion.
The masses of Chinese who land upon
our Pacific shores are in state of alb
iect poverty, but they are the import of
speculation and are provided for by
contract. John is man of philosophy
and long suffering. Patience is no
name for his enduring stoicism under
the most discouraging circumstances.
If all races of men who are of the
laboring class bore the same character,
and were gratifed by the same mental
and bodily requirements, there could
be no doubt that each race would have
the same opportunity Of reward, and
would prosper in exact proportion to
its effort and capacity
The position of this question is more
unfortunate Races differ in the above
important respects.
Capital gives no more than it is
obliged to give, and labor demands as
much a. it can get The demands of
necessity fix a limit, below which man
cannot be reduced without suffering.
Capital aims to hold labor upon the
exact meridian between starvation and
competence, a position which is, daily
want, with nc, more than daily supply.
The Frenchman lives upon less than
the Englishman, the German and Irish
man upon less than the American, and
the Chinaman upon less than perhaps
any other man in the world.
His chop-sticks, wooden bowl, and
simple raiment, are not a little sug-
gestive of this fact
Capital will obtain and pay him &C
cordingly.
This is the Chinese problem" if
such it can be called.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-12
The Radical Party.

If the leading Republican paper OF
New York is to be believed, its party is
in a very sickly condition, and like a
worn out vessel needs great many re-
pairs. In speaking of the necessity of
immediate reform in its party, and i'm
provement in its platform, WEEDS paper
says:
ave need unity and wisdom of action
upon the funding bill we must have
thorough reform both in the internal
and external revenue systems, prompt
tude in the final disposition Of that
remnant of reconstruction, the Georgia
matter. and considerate determination
in providing for the enforcement OF the
Fifteenth Amendment. Congress has
Numbered too long already. With
every week of debate, irresolution and
widening dissention seem TO have pre-,
vailed. With the full development OF
sentiment which has taken place, how
ever, the path of harmony ought now
to be easily found. The most perplex,
ing question, herhaps, is that relating
to the revenue. Unity of action is
only possible upon the policy we long
since pointed out-that OF moderate
protective tariff, mild income law, and
the abrogation of all taxes upon bus
mess and legacies. The power of the
high-tariff men is broken. The indica'
tions are that the free traders, and espe,
cially those who are identified with the
Democratic party, will rest satisfied
with what they have accomplished,
take the advice Of the World, and aban-
don the tinkered tariff. If the extreme
tariff men will now only concede to pub
lie sentiment that which is unquestiOn-
ably demanded-a reduced tariff, but
one harmonious and consistent in prin-
ciple-there ought to be and will he no
difficulty in uniting the Republican
party upon it. But if this is not done,
we will enter the fall campaign at a
great disadvantage, demoralized among
ourselves, and with the popular tide
against us. Talk about keeping the
tariff out of the political arena is as
| idle as would be a proposition to KEEP
Napoleon out OF the PlcJiScit,cm. IT
must enter the canvass-how, depends
entirely upon the action OF Congress.
This is a Republican view of the
question. If that picture were drawn
by an impartial artist, it would repre-,
sent Death on a Black Horse" High
tariff, high taxation, enormous debt and
expenditure, a plundered treasury, mil
( itary despotism, negro rule and cor,
rupt Congress!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-12

LIFE Insurance Companies are bccom-
ing more numerous and progressive
than any other modern branch of en-
terprisc. To insure life seems to be
more important than to insure property,
for while the one in the very nature Of
things is compelled to pass away i'll a
few years at best, like the flower that
fades in its bloom and dies before its
fruit is ripe, the other may stand for
centuries and never realize cent of
insurance to the owner or his heirs,
unless accidents occur One of the
latest and most promising of these
institutions is the Life Association
of America at st. Louis, which we
observe is extending its branches and
charging its field Of operations i'll every
State and principal city of the country.
One of these departments has just
been formed in Baltimore under most
flattering auspices, and another is TO be
formed in this city in few days,
with flattering promises of success.
Some opposition having been made to
this Institution in Baltimore, a commit
tee of leading gentlemen in that city
was at once dispatched to st. Louis to
investigate the standing and response
bility Of the Company, and the report we
publish this morning, from the Balt-
more Sun, shows how complete and sat
isfactory was the investigation. The
Company in Baltimore was at once or
gained by leading bankers and mer-
chants, and placed on the most substan-
tial basis. General J. S. MARMADUKE,
of Missouri, the general agent of the
Company, is now in our city, and in a
few days a branch of his Associa-
ton will be established under
the management of a number of
our leading and wealthiest citi-
zens. The manger Of West Virginia,
whose headquarters are in this city, is
Capt ]. c. ANDERSON, whose excellent
character, address and energy has made
him popular with our people and very
useful to the Company. We wish such
gentlemen success in all useful enter
prises in which they engage, and espc-
cially in those of such raLuc to the people
as Life Insurance
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-12
The Right Spirit.

In speaking Of the delegates appoint
ed to the Charleston Convention from
Lewis county, the Weston Democrat
holds the following cheering language
Among the men so appointed are
MANY who have heretofore arrayed
themselves in opposition to the Prin-
ciples of Democracy-who have been
strong pillars of support to our adver-
saries, and leaders, to a certain extent,
in the party against whom we have
battled. y
This is as it should be in every coun-
ty. Democrats, moderate Republicans,
and the disfranchised, who are in favor
of cooperating with the party that is
to free this State from the Radical op-
pressions which now weigh down its
energies and destroy its prosperity, are
invited to the Convention at Charles,
ton, and should be appointed from every
county. There is no room for laggards
or hypocrites in this fight, and no time
to repel good recruits.
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Laugl,lin's Infant Cordial!
The Ch:Ia's Cure when Tce;hing!

The ehiIG's Cure when TCeshing!
Softens the gums, allays the pain, reduces
Inflammation, controls the bowels, curing
summer complaint, dySentery, diarrh ea
fiatulency, &C., &C., &c. We recommend
the Child's Cure with every confidence that
ii will give entire satisfaction. We only
repeat the expression of many of our friends
and can assure every Mother that ii is a
remedy perfectly safe and efficient, more
desirable to relieve Pain or Cholic than
Paregoric or Godfrey's Cordial, with the adj
ditional merit of being particularly adapted
for the little ones ut this trying period OF
life. Try it and he convinced.
LAUGIIL1N'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers will find it very valuable. The
Child will be relieved, get into a gentle
sleep, and wake up cheerful, happy and
feeling comfortable. We guarantee each
bottle, and will refund the price of every
bottle not doing us we represent. Price, D
cents per bottle.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO., Props,
Wholesale Druggists,
mari Main Street, Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-12
The political aspect of this question

The political aspect of this question
can only be q matter of conjecture at
present. The probable results lie far
in the future The ways of Providence
are inscrutable-aye, even to the argus
eyes Of the most profound and astute
economist. John, collectively, is not a
pauper, though in exceptional cases he
may be dissolute and immoral. His
health, muscle, industry, will not only
relieve Us Of solicitudc for his welfare,
but may cause us to take care that he
does not get the better of US.
However, the man of gong and chop
sticks may take quickly to the bad
tricks, andto none of the good, The mon,
gal will not be found to assimulate very
readily to American habits and cus,
toms. He seems to be quite content
with his own manner Of life, and ex,
hibits national attachment that
would be called patriotism in Saxon.
No doubt John has infinitely more
reverence for the laws of Confucius than
he entertained for any other human ex-
plot, not excepting even the fifteenth
amendment" THE coming man may
have oblique eyes and a stupid face, hut
he is mathematical and practical on
"The Battle Cry of Freedom" If left
to his own choice, we doubt that hC
would bctray any particular anxiety
concerning political franchise. But
show John gold, and he springs from
apathy to sparkling animation he al
once becomes svnthetical and analytical
in his calculations, and plunges to the
bottom for the precious grain. The
long and short Of the matter is, while
Pat and Aans are rioting all over Tho
country. because of this Chinese prob
lem" John will get away with the
snoils PHTNIy