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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24

On the 1st day q February, 1870,
AIlll, SCOTT 4 Co.
will adopt a scale of prices based
upon actual market values and
upon the
Ready Pay System.
.CARD.-During our Grand
Reduction Sale we have fully
demonstrated to the Public that
very many STAPLE GROCERIES have
been held at prices much above
actual values. Indeed prices
which were established when
gold was at a high premium and
when wheat was worth $500 per
bushel have been maintained up
on many Of the smaller articles in
retail prices. A thorough reyo-
luton in prices was demanded by
every consideration of justice to
purchasers; and having by actual
sales fully advertised the DECLINE
in market values, we now ask the
cooperation Of purchasers to en-
able us to CASH DOWN THE HIGH
PRICES which are upheld with the
Credit System, and we pledge
ourselves to follow as closely as
possible to actual market values,
regardless of DEApERs' STANDARD
PRICES. s2-& - E'.2F@
p Having voluntarily "drawn the
nre OF our, competitors we are
not unprepared to encounter ev-
cry species Of opposition and to
''FIGHT ON THIS LINE If IT TAKES ALL
SUMMER"
In discarding Book Accounts
(for the PRESENT. we beg to as
sure our patrons that we have no
complaints to make, but rather
desire to tender our thanks to
kind patrons, and invite their
hearty cooperation in the Ready
Pay System.
Respectfully, -...
ALDEN, SCOTT & CO., |
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WIN. III. HAMMOND versus The Town
of Tipton.--This celebrated case, wherein
the defendant claimed damages from
the town Oh account of the stoppage of
a culvert in front Of his Emporium
thereby bringing injury to his cellar
wall aud we'll from food Of water, was
tried during the recent term Of court,
s. L. Smith, Esq, appearing for plain
tiff, and 3. v. Lsnds, CoRporatton Coun-
sci, for the town. ~
The trial dragged Its slow length along
through the empanelling jury, the
examination Of numerous witnesses,
and the arguments Of the counsel, and
grave as the matter was, from first to
last it caused = little ripple of fun upon
the sober current Of judicial proceedings.
At length, the counsel subsidized and
thejury was Instructed. Itsretired, de-
liberated, figured the amount
ofwater In alllths oellsrsiu the town at
the time by the size Of HANNA nds eel
lar and added In his big woodea pump,
snbtracting the~ wsii, which Il Ia the
street-and returned q verdict In favor
Of the plaintiff, fixing the damages ut
foe ce,sts. As Is usual in cases Of merely
nominal damages, upon motion of. the
corporation counsel, the conrt assessed
half the costs against the plaintiff; and
thus endeth the lesson. ,In 4
Recapitulation: Hammond DR.. to
Observation-Disclosures fees and one half
the costs of suit. Town of Upton Dr.
lawyers fee, one halft costs and five
cents damages. Balance In favor of
Hammond: Five cents and allgfhe
surface water.n ~se sIaHea
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CoMMifTED.-Nat Stone, the festive
youth who gave the deputy Sheriff the
slip OH his arrest being attempted some
weeks ago, WAS found last week in q
!, saloon at Musoatine. and persuaded by
! three policemen aud sundry revolvers
to SO to jail, whence he was brought to
atllis place and arraigned before Justice
Sweet on Saturday last. The charges
against him were varied: First, mali
cious mischief in that he tried to prove
ihinsslf = Wizard by passing . harmless
stone through the window in Dr.. Tur-
ners ShiceGhd fdlifsg .tomaRethe stone
shsTansess, snashed the window; second,
for rsIsting A officer; and third, for
ptocp riDE HQpor under false pretenses
tire whiskey, though coming last, be-
ing II, Lie bottom OF all. In the first
two charges. 'hefendant waived exa,ni-
',atl4ll,! l snds gave boalds for his appear
r aaance before lsfal the Grand Jury. For the
last, he was fined $40 and costs. and
sseetbfat}sd r. ll4l1 IN sefault Of pay
ment,
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-. EXPLANATORY To allay any misap-
prehensions upon the part of those who
delivered binding to Mr.. III. Adams,
agent for the Herald printing company
of Clinton, allow me to say that your
magazines, etc, are all right. Mr..
Adams, 1 regret to learn, promised u
delivery in all towns in December,
which he Should have known was All
impOssibility. o...., 49, 49,.
have since purchased tho Bindery;
retired from the Herald Co.. aud am in
creasang my facilities, aud trust to be
able within three weeks to deliver Tip
ton and Clarence work. = .
LUCIUS +. ALLEN,
late Of Herald Printing Co.
Clinton Feb lS. 1870 ."
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered or years from Ser-
Debility, Premature Decay and all the effects OF
youthfH iniscretisn sfli forthe cake ofsufering h
mainly send free TO all who need it, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
cured Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the ADVERT
sers perience do by addressing. in perfect
oontldsRce, s,,t. e.. o.. . JOHN II. OGDEN. 81
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r. AAvertiseFs.-All transient Local and Special
xefarn end transient Advertisements, must be paid
er in advance to secure insertion.
r6itor1ai Notices or Advertisements in the Local
ao,uns win be charged 20 cents per lne each inser
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24

To YOUNG LADIEs.-To secure a good
husband, simply use o K Saleratus III
your cookery.
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THE AMERICAN Stock JOURNAL for
February is ut Hand.--This Journal is
Of great value to Farmers from its fac
ilities for diffusing Information as to inn
proved and choice breeds of domestic
animals; aud is filled with most impor-
taiit information. Its editors are all
practical as well as scientific, and have
Il happy facility ofimparting that know
ledge SO necessary to the farmer and
stockbreeder. For the amount of read
ing matter the Journal contains; we
as each number is worth more than the
cost OF the volume, for the recipes it
contains for the cure Of various diseases
of domestic animals. Our farmer friends
wishing to see copy before subscribing,
will receive specimen copy free by ad-
dressing the Publishers, n. r. Boyer d
Co., Parkesburg, Chester Co.. Pa.
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PRANG'S Cf1ROMoS

~ Are flc- sinVsfepfOU 1ktiona OF exquisite
oil pantin 70 admirably executed as to rem
der 1t impossible fof any kltl experts to detec:
.he difference between them. ! ss4
sS-Ask for them rat the Art and Picture
Stores.
AS-(Air C1,romos are sent free to any adj
dress, within the United States, east of the
Missiksippi. on re seipt OF price.
~ Prtns > "Chromo Journal issued quar-
terly. contains u complete descriptive cata-
logue Of orr .Ghtonos. with special fnforna-
tfon about the art. Specimen copies Of the
Journal sent to any address on receipt of
stamp. 48y l.. PRANG & Co, Boston.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24

THE WESTERN HOME. Among the
VIZ NlvpeMers' in the February mum
Der of The Western Home we notice the
following: "A blind beggar had broth
er; the brother died; the two were not
brothers. What relation were they
to each other:' The publishers give
S. prize 10 the little folks for the
solution ofthisand one or two other pug
zles, and we understand these prizes are
to be frequently offered Many old
heads will be nonplusssd by the above,
and we feel inclined to ask the Editor in
return,-If your mothers mother was
my mothers aunt, what relation would
your great grand. fathers nephew be to
my elder brothers. sO,-in-law?
How so much valuable reading mat.
ter, done up in SO attractive Il form, can
be afforded for Dlae DOLt<u q gear, Is 4
problem which We will not attetnpt to
solve. The publishers, StOddard &
Park hurst, Chicago, offer to send SAM
pie free to any person desiring it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24

a TEST proves it. O X Saleratus Is the
best in the world.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
q AyALUARLE young mare strayed or
4to}ef,., See advertisement.

- SEE AEvERr1sEsENTo Of DR.. jackson
In another column. His success in this
vicinity has decided hin, to locate. If
you Ill, he wise, consult the Dr., and
cease aiiing. ..'' #
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MARRIED.

parsonage, in Tiptbn. by Rev. ]. ". Hender-
son. Mr. James Lancnstsr and Mise Adaiino a.
Ocheltree; both Of Cedar county. Iowa.
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MUSICAL AssoCIATIoN.-An urgen
call is made upon the members OF thi,
organization to attend its regular meet
ing next Saturday evening In tn,
Lutheran Church. Matters Of interes
and Importance to the Association viii
be under consideration. !. 8e# r....
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r1BSFacR youRxAL.,-The time du-
Tir,S3,iall Tire d,ssyican Stock Jo.vaat
can be, ~ hcretofore, given as premi.
UNI ITO SUBSCRIBERS for the ADVERTISER,
exp ires on the first day OF March, next,
ut hich date Ahe contract with the
publishers to iii our orders terminates.
From complaints by number who
were 4ntftiedto the Stock Journal, we
wareled to. think that one list of names
had leepI lost; but upon correspondence
Win thsspubnsheis ase assured that the
delay was canssd,by having upwards of
10000 new, Subscribers 70 supply, and
that the January aud February num-
hers are now mailed to all.
ii Ifany should still fail to receive the
magazine. we hope they will inform US
at once, that, the error may be correct
ed. .'E2iiess.', gd -
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DIR. WISuART,S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.

tits the vital principle Of the Pine Tree obtained by
q peculiar process In the % the tar by which
Its highest medical properties retained It nvgo
rates the digestive organs and fetOre4 the appetite 1t
strengthens the delilitated system. II purihes and
enficles the blood. and expsis nom the system the
corruption which scrofa breeds the lungs. II dis
solves the mucus phlegm which stops the air passa
GEE oftte lungs iM hesAli14 ptinctple stts upon the
hainnafon. IT Is the result Of years Of study aDd ex-
pertinent, and II Is offered to the afflicted with positive
assurance Of it's power the following diseases
nthe patient has not too long delayed resort the
means ofeure:- ~. ~ -kfs3I NV 4. :
Consumption Of the Lungs, Cbsagh. Sore
Throat and Breast, Bronchitis, Liver
Complaint, Blind and Rleeding piies
asthma, Whooping Cough. Dipiheria. DC
msd4soa. ssges. neld.g honcs.s.s c2i,sgiste d,
patients = the Office parors. Associated with him
are three Consulting physicians Of acknowledged emil
nence Whose services ars given To the public Tree OF
charge.
THIS oppor unity is offered by other Institution IN
the country.
Letters from any part Of the country asking advice
will be promptly and grautously responded to- Where
convenient remittances should take the shape of
DRAFTS, OR POST-OFFICE ORDERS
Price Of Wisharts American Dyspepsia Pills, d \
box. Sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Price OF Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial u 30 bot
tie Or I'll per dozen. sent by express
j.. q. T.. WISHART, NJ. D.,
No. ~, NORTH SECOND STREET,
3n+S PHILADELPHIA.
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CALF 4 KIP BOOTS and Womens Calf
u Shoes made 10 order ut the BIG BOOT
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The Only Reliable Cure for Dys-
DeDsia I'm the Known World.

DIR WTSHART's 0sREAT AMKRTCAN DYsPFPST FILLS
and PINE TREE TAR COK DfAL positive and infal-
ltblsc cure for Dyspelsia In il most agsravatsd osm.
and matter Of how long standing.
They penetrate the secret abode Of this terrible dis
ease, and exterminate It, root and branch, forever
They alleviate more agony and silent suffering than
tongue tell.
They are noted for curing the mont desperate and
hopeless es when every known means 6il TO sord
relief ..sst
No form OF dyspepsia indigestion resist their
netrRtnx
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MEMS. Momens, Misses and Childrens
N Kubbgrs. at the BIG BOOT
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INRANK MILLER'S Leather Prcservafive
T. and Warners Challenge Black ins At the
BIG BOOT
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"' Mt.ss CAt.---Mies. Nellie v. Huchin-
son, from Loxa City. who was il, attend
Ance at tue Musical Convention. last
week, has yielded to repeated solicita-
ottons totreturn TO Upton and take class
In Instrumental Music She will lie
there next week. and may be found at
she residence Of s. E. Dearborn, from
vf,nnt sIy further iniormation may be-
.Ihad.ua,tiaszsss,z -. Lug. . ......
-. 1,ls. Al" PrR1Sros, the celebrated
Lur'g fhysieisn, Of Adrian, Mich, will
visit, Upton, Monday, Feb. osth, aud
will remain three days at the Union
House. DR.. Purin.on has devoted his
attention for the past twenty years to
the treatment of all chronic diseases of
the Throat aud Lungs; also, those of
the Heart, Liver, Kidneys, Serofua,
'Cllso.sic and Inhamatory Rheumatism,
vtogetIlerl with Female Diseases In all
their forms. DR.. Purinton will defy the
whole medical faculty to beat him in
aring Dyspepsia. He also has a sure
.rea for the Catarrh. His practice is
based upon the most correct theory of
materia medica calculated to act in har-
'mony with all the laws OF the system
without reducingit His medicines are
all prepared from the vegetable king
dom. The afflicted are invited to call
and consult with him, IS he will tell you
your complaint without asking any
questions. free Of charge.
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u kfIe 1LI ! 1MKhraT1S II
= ~"ph esrss&tnNEF nno~t!Vs as III
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1aaEsEf ss.y / 9ta .a atEai l
q. F'H@t SO Af-se" Afss ~, 1sa
s@A.Ssets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-08
as-To THE CONSERVATIVE VerEas OF FAIR

as-To THE CONSERVATIVE NeTEas OF FAIR
FAy.-The Gazette Of October 9TH contains the
announcement Of Mr.. Richard Il. Broadwater
rs an "ndependent candidate for Sheriff of
Fairfax" with the assurance that be will be
supported by the business men of the coun-
ty." In my simplicity had supposed that the
Convention, held at the Court House, on the 1st
of October, was intended 10 decide between the
aspirsnts icr the different county offices, and
thus to secure the unsn nifty Of the Conserva-
tive party in tho November election and l was
greatly surprised TO see Mr. Brosdwater, who
nounced rs an independent candidate" I do
t yet believe that he went before that Con-
vcntion on tho principle Of heads l win. tails
you lose ;"-nor do believe that be is party
to this attempted division Of The Conservative
party Of the county But l do believe that
others, to accomplish their own ends, are, in
this way, attem ptng to use his name leafs
paw to pull their chesnuts from the fire." Who
are these business mcn-the business men Of
the cDunty?' Those Of US who attend 10 our
own business, claim, TO q certain exte;t, to be
"business men," but we are unable 10 say who
arc the business men unless they are that
well known set, who, by the disgusting habit
of raeddlilg with every body's business, have
fed and fattened upon the misfortunes Of their
fellow citiZcns. The announcement to which l
refer bears abundant evidence OF its paternity
it exhibits plainly tho ear marks Of that clique
who have attempted to rule tho county, and
make themselves appear rs I'VE, The people,"
bat who, having failed, have sdopte this me-
thoj Of distracting the party, either in revenge
for the past or with the hope of future reward
from Radical allies.
hope the Conservative Of the county will
not be deceived by this trick, but will rebuke
this attempt to use the party TO crafty private
animosites by giving cordial aid united sup
port TO the nominees Of the Convention
CEHTREyILLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-08

REV. w. B. DUTToN-The numerous
friends of this old sad esteemed pastor were
much concerned as to the safety Of himself and
family during the continuance Of the recent
high waters at Harper's Ferry. He was the
occupant OF one of the houses on the island
known as the Brick Row." and by Friday at
dark was hemmcd in so completely as to rem
der escape impossible. In this condition be
remained with his wife and servant until late
Saturday evening, when it was found his house
was going to pieces, and by the falling in OF
the gable end and portions OF the front he was
stricken senseless in the passage way. Alone
at the time. Mrs. D. soon came to his relief,
and found him com pleteIy prostrated, with
cut oil considerable length and depth on the
forehead, the blood flowing profuse'y. BY the
application Of restoratives he was soon again 90
his feet, and bis friends on the opposite side
of the street determined to make the effort to
rescue him. Il rope was thrown 10 the win
dnw, Mrs d. attached it firm'y to his body,
then led him to the upper porch at the waters
edge, from whence he was drawn 10 safety to
The window opposite. Mrs D. was rescued 10
the same manner, heroically tying the rope
around herself ard servant woman, also, we
presume. He nor his wife did not get of the
island until Sunday morning, many OF our OVID
citizens rendering him great assistance 10 doing
so. The Rev. Mr.. Hopkins at orcs conveyed
him and wife 10 the parsonage 10 this towo,
where every attention and sympathy is extend
ed, and their condition is regarded as favorable
a. could he expected. - Gharlesto,vn Spirit
Mr. John Citcher has been nominated as
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MARIN Il LIST.
FORT OF ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBER 6.
......"..6 o. NOON sETs............ b IL
....5 80

FORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER 6.
ARRIVED.
Schrs VIM Allen, Jersey City Mar a Pier
SON. Washington, and Annie Murcter, Boston,
to American Coal Co.
SAILED.
Scbr Vim Alton, Jersey City, by American
Coal Co.
MEMORANDA
Schr Mary Adelne Creightor, for this port,
cleared at Baltimore It'll instant.
Schr Addie Ryarscn, hence at Boston 9th in
stsnt.
Schrs John } Ward, Inman, and Henry
Finch, BirGssll, hence ut New York 9th inst.
5; hr Wild Pigeon, Phillips, for Providence
from this port, passed through He'll Gate 9Th
instant.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
AL1XANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY COMPANY

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received un-
til October 81 1870, for grading and masonry
of the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railway,
extending from Alexandra to q connection
with the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac L. r., q distance of about 80 miles.
Proposals may be made for one moro Sec
tons Of about one milo each.
Payments in cash, eighty per cent monthly,
and balance on completion of contracts. Plans
and specifications may b, seen al the Engi-
necrs Office corner of Royal and King streets,
Alexandria, Va, on and alter October Path
Proposals to be addressed to
g. Z. ROBERTS, President,
oct c-2sWtNl Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-08

The Norfolk Journal comments on the hume
rous cases of murder and other crimes reported
ia the newspapers from all quarters of the
country. The Journal hopes that the election
all the States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-08

An old woman near seventy years cf age, jiv-
ing 10 Washington, was brutally outraged, on
Thursday last, by low character named James
Grady. The old woman has since died. The
wretch who caused her death has not yet been
arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-08

LooK CLosE.-De Haven's Circus must
have been composed of a most unmltIgated
gang Of lascals. It can be proven that the
Ticket Agent knowingly and deliberately
pamed off at this place and Rocky Mount an
immense amount of counterfeit money OF oil
denominations. Althorghsit is TOO far Tor the
victims in this section to remedy the evil, this
notice may be somewhat instrumental in fore
warning other places of what they may expect
from this troupe. -TarJoro' SOuthGner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-08

Mr. Brsxton, the conse rvative candidate for
Congress from this district, is TO speak in
Lsesburg on Monday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-08

The Louisville Journal sales.--future are
two classes of men who are never 'interview-
ed"-the great man and the little man. The
unc won't be interviewed and the other cannot
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State Of South Carolina, !
Executive Dent.
Columbia, June l9, 1867. J

COlUmD1H, JUNB IL, I6OTJ
Sir: have made full and satisfactory test Of
the Spectacles procured from you. and have
the pleasure to say that the glasses are better
adapted to my eyes than any l have ever used.
The facilities with which you fitted tho glass to
my eye furnished mo conclusive evidence Of
your thorough experience 80 an Oculist.
Your attachments in your profession entitle
you to tho confidence, patronage and gratitude
of the public.
l have tee honor to DO very respectfully
youYs, JAMES L. ORE,
Governor of South Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-08

THE REINFORCEMENT Act -generay and
properly called the bill Of Abomnatiops
If man is accused falsely by some rascal
of attempting to vote unlawlulIy, be must
prove his innocence. The accuser need furnish
no testimony.
By the twenty first section Of the'act it is
provided that where by the laws OF any State
the name of any candidate for representative
or delegate in Congress is required t. be print
ed or written on the same ballot with State or
municipal candidates, proof that any person
voted for such municipal or State officers shall
be taken as prima tace evidence that such
person voted for the Congressional candidate
and in any prosecution under the act the &C.
cused must prove that he did not vote for the
Congressional candidate, instead of the prose-
cution proving that he did. Or,i other words,
that most fundamental and time-honored max
i'm OF Anglo Saxon law, that man is to be
presumed innocent until proven guilty, is en-.
tirely overthrow and the new and iniouitous
rule set up that all you have to do is to accuse
o man, and then he must suffer the punish.
ment annexed to the crime wherewith he is
charged unless he can prove his innocence.
Fredericksburg NerS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-08

No reliable estimate can yet be made of
the amount of loss by :hc late food in this
State. 1t must be very heavy-involvpg the
destruction of crops, mills, houses, barns, &c,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-08

A dreadful earthquake has just occurred in
Caabria. Many lives were lost and several
villages were utterly destroyed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-08

RUMoRED DEATH OF CORNELIUS WENDELL.
Intelligence was received in this city last night
announcing the death OF Cornelius Wendell,
esq.,. at Northampton, Mass. Mr.. Wendell
vas a courteous gentleman, generous hearted
and liberal maD, warm TREND and good
citizen. Mr.. Wendell came here from Albany,
II Y. about 1850, and became known as the
contractor for the Government printing, in
partnership with Mr. Van Benthusen. After
that time he was elected Public Printer, and
while holding that position caused the erection
of the mammoth structure, since SOLO TO lne
Government, and now used as the Governmens
Printing Office. Washington Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-08

Nine or ten Theatres are "in full blast, y i
New York city.