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New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
SLCOND DOARD, II I, ND = VDLVIh.
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THURSDAY. Dec. I-r. r.
AUA " ilp'N -
g5LesoC GossfHmsHt Honis.

The stock market at tie opening was steady
and advanced fraction at the fat call, but has since
been heavy pcc, having been carried down on the en-
tire list with on, or two exceptions, though asomc"hot
st,a.cr feeling was noticed toward The cloa2. Union
Pacdc shares were quite active opening nj 70 and 7ehs
as high 9i, at which 1909 share were roa. Inc I'M
nr.g,.t i- pcrsaps. du, 10 disbelief by lie street In
c report that Secretary Boutwell, has refused 10 pay
oue-!.a,i cash I0r The Government transportation over
this ne insisting upon applying the whole amount ~
account OF indebtedness 20 the Trashy OUTSIDE oi t'
stoa tie special features have been Lake Shore and
Western Union Telegraph Company the irst named haF-
i.g Dcen if,y pressed for ,aie ami thc latter having
been strong and hi ser under free purchasing demand
T,aa,t.gs IA t.o remand of the l,t have been wci!
distributed Investment aud eHprcs- stocks were dun.
TIE following table give, ,ie highest and lowest prices
OF active sto,is;
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
RANRMG AID EINANCIAL.

THE INUnN'TOL8, ELUOWNGTJN AND NISILFN
RAILWAY SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAS is based on a
completed Trunk line 2l5 miles in length, running
from Indianapolis I'D, to Peiin, H., and forming
connections with most OF the principal lines to the
Atlantic and Pacific. The equipments are large, aud
the present business fully demonstrates that this
will be one Of The best paying roads in the United
States We offer tho balance Of these bonds at 92l,
and accrued interest in currency.
TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers,
No. ii Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Io.,.x ne I-il5ia -tonsos o-hei s3i for bob
and the secount American securities qei and ssd Vt Ssr
Fv, ,epr bonds 1872 8Jj 1865 Ol 8si 1907 20; fenForts
a. SocEs 6rn Railway shares, %. Illinois CeHir.s II
Atlantic and Great Western, % 80. -, --. -,
LIrFRPooL Dee l-ll:30 a. m-Coi9n Sitael 9aes MOI 2
Uplands % d9d Mldng Orleans gu n9ea % eenia'
Csona White II Tor Red e,efn Spng, aud ID of -
Wssr Floar "A b bbl FOR Western Canal Pss 0 ?
H.aprRG Dee I.-Petroun lj marc baneos schlirgs.
RSvSv~ nee l-Pstroleum. thacrs II grUaA
ToNpoS Dee l-l;0 m-tOnso.s i1 The account p! ~
',,oe,ie,n ...rp 1ti,s quiet Railway stock que.
IiyyRpon De-, ll:SO D. m-beei 40 Pork. O' touuto
Atafu
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
RECEIpTS OF PRODUCE.

HITcT, Itsts. HIaIrOddt
i22 Ashes Beeswar, ~ bales BomC0r1 fNi
Cotton. 12 bags Cotton seed 1858 bbs Flour. - 3 t
Wheat bush So bush 57i bush hsl, u >
bush Barley S6 basb seed 93i hus Beans 20 bush Peas 70
Meal, l3 pkgA BdcShest F0uf -
hbls Rosn, 6.3 hbls pork l1
Beef 0 pkgs Cut Meats so pks Lar % pAgs Senn D. 400
Butter pkgs Cheese isJ bb EgN 10 bb$ LAr OIL los plf
Dried Fruit - Dressed Hoys, lS pkg OIL Cake 81 Obs Copper -
cakes Copper 95 hb WHISKY 2i8 bales Wool 81 bales Ho ~
Leather y Hides i3 hds Hides, 10 binds Tobacco. IL e9a-
n o. Hoasses IA hhis n. 0. Sugar 59 bags Peanuts
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

LoUIsvuIE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD SEVEN PER
CENT CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONps.-Ihe small
amount left of the last issue of these bonds will
be sold at so and accrued interest. Parties desiring
an entirety sg@ nyestment are invited 70 call Tor
information on either of the undersigned
j. B. ALEXANDER l. CO.. 10 Nlssau-St
joins j. Cisco g. SJN, % Wau-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
NAVAL sTORRs-The n,,k,, b, s,I-,,,

HhVAb SOkts-Ihe market for SPINS Tuefl- h.. so.p,as
guiet bat - Irm no &C. dOck ss b. .. n, 80.
her' hs Ne yerg re tone, and pros II N 30 : =.
ktraluei e. l0a ~ 25 f9r 10 q sfd .,.r E, 49,"
81 -. delivered. - '"'N.'i /"
PryI lONf-1he PORK market n do rs s.si.,,l. a., 49,
dem al hem nay icr job 1T; ~. Lib. a 90 ~
ior Oh Mos @l D. ~ Ms; s.L ftf.. Ii.... ~ f,-
livery ful and now nal Reef n Al .,f .,l
tei ID seey; sales, 80 bbls. az sOaSl5 ID ,... -
Sll 20 70. hEin hsss Ioce Bse Is bon M s,,S,e TX ~
lot wtlbet the f'0se there poof mani ..f so
1 Sa'e rai - ioI rdne Mes sad e.sq@ b. Nt Befiisu.
Fl9 ytn 81 or Wes.'n and S29 for tity a. NJ - |
prices ere unehanged Baoonl b. cenatl D. 10 ~ e1.
s.eaiYi salfs, boxes L0rg Clear liir I,,f If -
1 shade easier a. y 49 ~ City L'd ea aes do "a , o
Gae' 800 b1s and tos o. lzlc for No T. lc tt n "a
b 70 prime steam, TO- IA fercy, to aart .sessy a
i1T Dsc"nuDri sales Inst evening 10 q fcs
IrTTER-Wh liberal receipts ani mild Ecaf " e feuari ver
f1k ior Ell tut coos grsGeA far aHt md gales are euy
u,t letod We qlotr. -
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

lcarea.I., r.soael .ar rna r-ms1A

iCareally reported ior THG r fulCytt
Tr.,n.Y Dec 4 1910
isuHs-le has orlya moderate drand to-day and
ls m r,et saL, &h - Pearls and nominal
cor Oib.e ass M Glult OF business transacted, bot With
oft.rl iIcts regular from abroad
sses OF O3 ball. including i1 export 1913 or c0us1
s9s tf rt 1rd leo 20 trlye future delivery the
has tg steady; sales t evening Of 0Ubaies,
December l5 lJ i' 200 l''; 100 tarh December, Jana
IclrlU March 70 l-bd to-day, 80 DeceI-
r UIi.; each December AMI January. lnI January
l5 ibai5c GOO February i5sc. auI LOO Mlfch 5i l5c
all uu Ut.. .YfI Low ti.I...-. np gUu.e a. g.lt,,.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
In slnt, hond. lhnre va, . smaT bnsInesa rocordod

In etats bonds there was small business recorded,
with continuous selling movement on the South Caro-
luas which declined from 60 20 CSl for the Janaiy ahd
July isscp virginia g. new strong at an advance
NJ nor cont Tennessee c. now selling at 5s Georgia 7s
al oI Louisiana Co. old r. and Georgia 6s At sil Tho
f,uo,yIug wcre the bids:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

The Treasury proposals 10 buy million bonds for
the sinking Fund elected offerings aggregang Sil5l,S5O
Rt prices ranging rom 1885 10 lO1.O5 eX ineres.
The award made at 1865 to iOG6I The following
uTc the detita:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

Ihe Andnt'c Almanac Fields, Osgood, g. Co.
e~oeshed with variety of appropriate engravings,
including portraits OF Tennyson D,ek.ns Toontoi,oo
and other celebrated personsres The reading
forms Oh attractive miscellany and a. part, from ho
pens OF favorite writer's An abundant supply Of nfor
nation on thousand and one topics, which nchody 20
members just at the night time, will prove ot
venienoe for reference and enhances both the
and the utility Of the publication.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

Railroad bonds wero f1ncr. Central Paoh,s sold at N
aoI Union PJcGcs 40 CO. FOR tho Incomes, S!@al for
Frsta and COZ for Land Grants Morris and Essex Fr'ts
oc7o, and NIL and St. PAU Firsts 9il. The fol-
loyyirg are The bis:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
Foreign exchange Ia. been duh aud weak AZ the FOL

The money market has been easy at iq5 per cent on
call to borrowers with ovrrEmen, bonds. and 5nnd per
ccut on railway and miscellaneous stocks. The slightly
improved inquiry noted yesterday has entirely suhsded.
In discounts there Is lrt feeling noted, and the io
1tyfp.s tr. thf r,t.- f.,r .,rfu,.. uc,tnfuupe..
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

The G0Norrmcut bond market has shown rather more
activity to-day, though price. differed very iminatcriay
from those current yesterday. The market closed steady
on the basis Of 'Ooi Gio9l for siNty-scyenS.
F1sk Hatch report prices Of Government bonds ~
fOnN. Al I
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

,attFr both original and selected, which iuy susths
ts ropuaton a. an attractive family magazine. The
,or,os entitled "An Odd Fellow Abroad" which
80 nous reached its thirtythird number forms
- o,roeble narrative OF foreign travel, and though
item without the slightest protension, viii re
rd the reader by It's yivacity and Good-naturc. Tho
antbor evidently Is not OF tho swarm OF grumbefs
who weary the toroughfares Of Europe with their com
paluts but takos the inc"itabo Ills Of rowing life Win
GOOD grace and relates his experience without losing his
temper
Tn the usual picture gallery Of The Pkreno-
iooiooI Journal which Ii the first thing that touches the
curosity Of the reader there portraits OF lrochu
Cen Lee, and Theirs, with condensed MoglaPhicai
sketches that worthy OF preservation where they
can easily be turned TO- in order to refresh the memory
or 10 settle disputed question The yale sketchos re-
call some of the autquaran features OF that venerable
nursery OF eous and will he read with Interest by
those who have drawn their mothers milk from another
Alma Mater os well as by her own graduaies a paper
on Physical Education" continued from the last num-
ber Is fun Of important suggestions founded Oh INC
moral and social condition OF the United sIaios' Iho
miscellaneous departments OF this number are wei sus-
taned and serve to enliyen the portion allotted 70 doc
triua instruction.
OId and Nctc for December makes n season
able suggestion with regard TO the Important public ad
dresses which reported at length in The day Journ-
ais read by thousands OF persons ana tch loi5ol ten
without being preserved in a permanent form. THO
writer recommends some quarterly or annual publica-
ton like the famous Mmon'5 RemcmJrancer," Tor
instance which should collect, aud above all index,
tho substantial work Of the beet mcn which no"
lives and dies in the columns of tho newspapers
Of the day "whose circulation I, Infinite but when nave
not vet attained to the dignity Of emlalmcm.' Ee
refers TO Or. o. W. Holiness discourse Uciore te iar
ward Phi Beta Kappa, and TO thc MI IAoas
Hughes during his visit 20 this country aS examples "'
productions OF the most essential Interest which have
thus far appeared on bOoS catalogue ana OF WAl'h
with one exception perhaps, there ia little nope thdt
they will ever be registered I'm the literary calendar
of our dav. Among the ether oGticics In this
number ~ Od and Teg which, for tLc most part are
from distinguished pens, and admirably adapted To inc
work Of poyular instruction are Wanted statcsman
bv J. Freeman Clarke, Natural andlevc@ad Religion
bv H. " Bellows and the Dying Gladiator" by IHco-
dore Lyman. "sparrows," by MTs. y. ID. T. whitney
and vintage" by II. II. orc thoughtful ana pleasing
poetical contributions from writer's whose productions
can never be passed over without Joss.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

The American odd Fellow for December ba.
aide the usual large amount of intelligence of special In
terest 10 the Order has variety Of popular resdsb.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

noticeable paper in the last number Of
The Southern Rerteur by Mr. II. T. Tuckerman describes
with great completeness Of detail he pres, condition
OF Greece as compared with her past history and dis
eusses the relations Of that countrIO the points issue
between Russia and Turkey. The abundant information
presented In the article has evidently been drawn from
au'nenuc original sources and gives comprehen
OF the subject than easily he obtained from
any authorities hitherto open TO the public.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

The Song Of the Sotrer by WILLIAM Cullen
BRYANT %. Appleton Coz, already announced in our
columns from specimen sheets, Is published, forming
one Of the most attractive gftbooks Of the season. both
from the interest Of the subject the beauty ~ il, emhc
hshnents and It's admirable typographical ecutiOn.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

The bu,nes, In god has restricted. and the deal
in have been az o 0uoi the extreme range Of the
premium. the of the market being weak specula-
ton during early hours OF the Exchange was tame
by reason Of Absence Of any cable dispatches. This
afternoon the cable reported strong markets at London
V quotations of 81. az ssi. The disasters which have
800 continuously befalen tie French army since the first
clash Of arms have been generally regarded az favor
able 10 lower range of goi The theory that the Enal
overthrow II tho French. end The establish
mcnt Of peace would operate IN favor 81 an
apprrcil'ion of United stIte' bonds in European
ccner aud consequent depression ~ gold this side
Of The Atlantic With th'S view the market has been
heavily sold though at the late low figures touched
these contracts covered 10 great extent a. hOs-
tie, between England and Russia seemed imminent on the
Black question. A. prospects Of an amcable adjust
mrat of This da uty seemed probable other new lines
were put on, when have given o tde market any sus
tauiug influence 70 may 80 present have. borrowers To-
DAY paid B. 3 - and per cent per aunum for the Use OF
coin To deliver though -uhsequ uy tho rates were fiat,
and for carrying aud PEI cent. The Caabra 'ook ont
5000 IN specie, The d-J', business at the Cold EY-
change Bank VIZ, a. follows: Cold cleared, t-O252HO;
gold blancc- SlE0.o a4l currency balance ,S,59s5.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

i4i.'., !. -.-.r- t.ta
-gl, the higher rsrS 90 he Ciess hefe 'r,'
s, 1q on ore rar. II toor c DEL o,ion on te lar -
Ja.c gcra % lt corr. seo.'Iien "a ' s ,,
kst d bul on has cen leg a'e 5se Af 'gssT gs ~ s
been 5er 9ll ~ D. l. I'm si,'; l i Sc co.e .ten. =
e 9go IT, u il PIg3l, Pl e . , IN boz no2ersts fa "a.
ls1ted steady saigs Of 5go a> 81 20 iof 10y -I
RE Der, bss teen dsa,rl oy. blt pnc's afg o f
sas 70 tc stt,a'ic for Caro- pa 'o' 80 N2
suGGRbas u. active, With e. . y.r imi .,, t,, o
bbl a. ~ ll.i, .' aa "a a , itr 3i53 Porto Roo ao
a. -. 9r harI1i 5te~ 'oi ia total bhJ. 8,
.ysss 6,tss s502j. Manila bag 3O0 Chaa io., l9ili IN
I'll sh Island. lo. Menio, hhi', ~ ,4. ~ d,
loc h. o9er sip. are ge nl & gt,,5seii 'n0'l'' =
sTEiGS-Prc,s oonDue steady s icHald only moSra'
"2 T2IIoW 2qoS % E a E ae % esi 1i P;s ars steady e
wolfe regular public SAL Of waiter BroTn So1 ''of
place today Tie 5ie-lg not n inviting A. uls IN e'n'' 90
o ths conplra v snl ts IN iaae' az o' prl nGn.,f
JrIcpi purchaser sat sng the i sts OF BON me Woo %
-. ,i'11i9 Lam. ic: Car.e T-eres 49, Pine Jass
Fls .4,c MsIr stste !o B c Il, ian aui C5sre Uars
F-ecss. 80 Bu.el to, ~. tt.e " Of, ed o
and * 0a.o F,es, or on gnr-'-e I.I.s W2oL 1i'
fiBe rapa.le iscs.' z5.i s1d Ky State Fleece, H.e
Fleece -''i y AID above STATE Eisre. i-' t'e ftI. 'I
washed dO. gfa, Medium spring f'r s!ic FiHe i1ar-
bsrste Fleece. g3c. Fe We,,-ru Uas sled d.. ~,
Wool RE- ots PZ gees l.rs ., 's s,. l9 ai. f
Dea ne lad Coubg sastei Piece bi cr- va tecs r
Vbei CsTj roriai s5c; Indiana Fleece. l5c Ky r.ias
dum srhag California, - Noi $' 6aeI seouie y '' -.
en- black toi 1lci N rug t,liofna zbei or
bahT:i lie; B sofal ca'onis l.oue 5ufrsl ne sp.
neiqn SFd9s California Gone t9rr) 2liej 'ooarsi
Puli3 Se @,da% SoareJi Vol 80. So;e ,s sa9
California Wool 35c super Pqlel 3c Wool ET,raet lose
sSrs Sc; Low suI Pulled ne EI do 3lie Barry Spdng
orls &c super Puled, J5c DO. DO. 3c Low Pu Ss
Super do % Merno do 2ac Short to &C. supe do sc o.
wGshY~Sr.ue. h,, been st aud s mod s..e arrival. pr~.
are aru sales, 200 bh-, - SIC. Tor rli-J1ull.
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1lps PErsrADEn The Springfield Re.
publican, in speaking Of "a new invention
for n hens nest, whereby Tie eggs drop
through a trup-door, aud 70 deceive tho
hen that che keeps on laying, is response
bic for The following: a.
"BloDbs met with loss, however, wili,
ono of Tie persualers Dlobb. had n
lively young shahglne pullet Of boundl.ss
Dlobbs bought a persuadsr,
and the lone shansluo used Il. She
went upon tia nest III ihe morning.
Blobbs saw ler 60, and his heart bounded
within him. Alas! he never saw Her
come of again. At night he visited The
I G suadcr. In TIE Upper compartment
was a handful Of feathers, a few e.nails
and a bill. Id tie lowcs compartment
were three dozen und eleven eggs |!
Blobbs saw il all Tier delicate coust;!
tuition had been unequal to the effort:
sh. had lain herselfaway. rfl
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'sl 15Rinorc than tho sykcsYillc sta.

o,sl 15sinorc than tho sykcspillc sta.
- T6sppreciats4he differences here allu.
ded to. it must not DO forgotten that the
through fare from baltimore to Wheeling,
MS shown by the passenger rates, is But
IS 5O; while travelling over the same
road from Baltimore to Cranberry Sam.
init, and thence to Wheeling, the rate is
fixed at $11 20. If The passenger stops
at Fetterman the rate is $40 10; If at
Fairmont only, $40 81; and If at Sykes.
VILE 50 60; the whole distances being
travelled ID cacl case, and but one tran.
shipment in each case.
Tho doctrine respecting corporations
appears to be well sustained, that, as
they are the mere creatures Of law. es.
tablished for special purposes, md derive
all their pewcIs from the nets creating
them, are confined in their operations IL
the subject matter prescribed, or specially
granted by the act Of incorporation, or rs
are necessary for ile purpose of.carrying
INTO effect the powers expressly granted,
and ns not having any other.
INC, power to make bylaws regulating
their charges is expressly authorized by
the act Of incorporation Of this Company,
but is limited il Its exercise 10 The maxi.
mum authorized by the General Assem-
Jly, passed on the 18th of March, 1887,
establishing general regulations for the
Incorporation Of railroad companies
which provides that a railroad company,
90 soon as any portion Of tlieii railrond
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In presenting to our patron. our Prospect
US for, 1870, we take oeeasiopltO thank them
for ihe liberal patronage iGEich they have
bcs,owearpcn us:Se Cempersins. rhdssrp cir
rum.iarccs Of the most depressing charac;-
Surrounded by The nlosrartagonislic infu-
ences.-apl, With, The failure Of our predeess-
sors weighing us down and retarding our best
etor,s;,iws congratulate ourselves Cand the
brave Democracy Of lhi, section that We have
over. ONE oil opposition. olhtropr pretended
friends ard ,ayowed snepies !; and that
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4 North casolina niger was found III
: neighbor's cabbage patch, down On bis.
knees lie said IL was Queer n man
couldn't 60 mo whar' to pray without
being interrupted. III was III 10 his
dcvotions, aud ii Tie morning, singulnrly
enough, it wasifsuad lie Ind prayed Of
the Tue heads Of llalf Of tho rabbagcs III tho
gafseh. 1.-THE fitss.ys Of the righteous
ssalleth' rightIsnart Ufssarkraut.
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rI1Ali,EMoeRar

.rnh sawa osshi 1Hir,aIs5air I.
h,, ,sauired. In tho fltur.;ali IL the past,
We shall speak Jour o senliM.hls, boldly and
fssrlessly. Having no policy but Principle,
v. shall expose ,nli attempts ~ t,rtsr upon
III. right Of he People.
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ATIlElDEMoCRAT,

NHlNT NJ WWUl's GN91IIh 3SiNt
is to-day the most prosperous and influential
weekly journsl khUli:hedin the State. "9'iA
We assure ourfriends that eur bs.t efforts
shall NOT be wanting 10 main,ain' that high
standard afs1csllsncelwh iahlI-NlsN t-sJ9
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Y III n ID Il IA o G Il A ~,
aoNpAY.aAa- 9 JANUARY 81.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
i,si COMPANY. ..,t
Wssr'cs, Jan. 25, 1870.

EplroRs DgMScnar:-Tle mercantile
interests Of this State have been lie sub
ject'of such unjust discrimination by the
action Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, and tho Interests of our people ut
large have suffered 20 much Mt its hnnls,
that l'hnvs been constrained, for sclf-
prese, walton as it were, to examine into
the conduct of that Company, with view
to determine our respective rights in the
premises. In ny investigations | found
i Report mnaebya y. NJ, Bennett, iiyg., Of
this place, to, tn, Beard Of Public Works
ofVirg;nia, many years ago, which Rspor.
was made under a resolution ofthc Board,
which send you with request that i,
be published, It being an Official docu-
mont, ills more likely to attract attention
than anything might say. also send
you the present tariff Of rates of,hat road,
in order that you may see that the unjust
discrimination noticed in Mr.. Bchnelt's
Report, instead of being corrected, has
been increased Yours, &C., 't
A
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v CARD p!.Fyymua;;wlils realizing; il
N South America as q mis,ious,y;, dicoIsr.
ed safe and simple REMEDY for lie cure Of
y errou, Weakness Early DECAY, Diseases Of
TIE Urinary and Seminal 0rIini,d snd lie
whole train ofdisordsrs brought cd byEssnefil
and vicious habits. Great numbers have Leon
cured by tli, noble remedy Prompted 81,
desire 70 tencst the shic;ed and .rnfo. Innate,
1wilfsend the. recipe for. prspsrihg lshd CuIilr
this medicine, in 8 sealed envelope, frss q
charge, to auy. one who needs Is. ae''4"
\ Address, JOSEPH T. ;ISulN,
1 j. stAlion D, Bibls House, New York CIV.
''"t sen q. GIN ~ " sf7'29si 'SUL
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TIE DEMOCRAT.

Won 90 ,H-2aL,! 10 ~! yit.T gnE.t,yI.
will oppose, ali infring.msnts, BY fbs Federal
Government upon The rights d reserved 70 Chs
People and the State lrsgectireiY; AID use
all proper means to,.id in,itAc aeel..l q the
Fifteenth Amendment Ielievi Ing thal i''tLis is
a;Gov.rpm.nE instituted byiMLhe = Msu, Tor
the benefit Of Klite Men, aud that ~ should
bs administered BY wLio Mea.",,s g.Am
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AN gRcDAST.
q WESTON, NIrGlSlA; D.
December 20, 1858.

EDWARD JgHARasTEoSG, ESQ. President
.aBosrd'sy Commissioners Of PuJlic
IPorEs rsE-.,u
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-AryERTlSEAENTs.'1
CONSTITUTION RENovAToR
BLOOD CLEANSER. r'raiHI

!. Thl, Is 10 idle remark that We make. us
now known 10 all that the majority Of those
brave mtn who fought the southe baiils. Tor
freed on are combating much more serious
enemy now lurking in their viens. During ne
.lntc war tho usands Of men were vacelnNied Win
nil forms of diseases under tile pre'cncel OF
guarding against that fell destroyer sn't!l-po;Sf
Vaccination il boon TO mankind when the
vaccine virus /. pure; butwhsn tits takeiifroni
the arm, Of a patient who ias Scruila, 6oM
ptr;on, are tainted alike, Its perfectly nqloT
rious ths, vaccine matter has, and Is now tcing
taken from the bodies OF negroes and white men
full of nrrcurial ard kindred disease. The
remedy now 60 well known forGlho feurs OF
Scroiula,I las '1dl 90. * sil lfGi Teds
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Department will continue to bsa reaex Of alf
I'll. ttahspires ID tuf County ind stals, And
The Efforts v hiel laIs brought forth the com.
mendation oftheremirSpress Of the State, Of
having presented the best Local Department
of any puper in the State, rill not bs relin.
pushed. e,
In addition 70 all tbs, ne have, At great
trouble and expel,se, iecuredths issistatic. Of
aonc of the aDlest political writer's or tie
country, Who will Contribute their sf,r.s,
throusa. the column, Of 'i'lE s'"itEs. ~,