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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15

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Having made Arrangement, With Of the best Ms the country
for .uppy ofBEsT FAMILY FLOUR stamped with name
trademark prepared to Oil orders for A0y quantity rom
hundreds OF br Families will sa'e money br oJns
sell barrel at wholesale price eIptn'es added
Orders for gu. Of town promptly aisieudsj to
BUCKwHEAT,
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WIIEATEN GRITs,
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WHENTEN GRITS
WIEATEN GRITS,
WIEEArEN GRlTS,
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FRESH OATMEAL,
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ISS-lJEAS BvSSssa
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Gn..r s.lr Luz CIR. r,sh. J... 70 los1

GHsAT SslT LAkE IITfI Itlh, Jlb. n, IlII.
NJ T. IELHBoLDDEAR Your Communication requesting
Tor Advertising duly received ba, from prsolee bad
against slveng for secret diseases s
During accidents, conversation in drug store The other
,1.uug ny mind changed the character your Bahu
then highly commended for other diseases By physicians pBt
Inelos.i please Cad rates Of adr,rt,hE Yonr, te
TB. sTENHOCsR
IJ'tor and Proprietor ofD.Iiy .Hi Ssmiwssi, re.spgA
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AN EXPERIMENT.


LEI, ~ 40 experiment
Sore, s1rn down he stomach.
.h1, 5oe bulge az n'h'
Turn down srsHc
WHAT'S the
There's vomiting
s no s's sesf 'sS nv ms,,erf
Ne pUrFing vomiting, or bisi'r
Fhvseiars i,la
That medesessrt
Bat 20 woIoo1T saysNol
Tba,u livirg syst"rp,
Rave no action, lie. or poser
woud wa,i tie eoheeh.
of grorsn-e and Ir'jedfe
Ts" u, f-otI and sham, the devil
loe.., ,omit uofot'
living ''r posrs ont Ne gsrc 3t' and 1sss hga' ' no
.orss before sad cove aeonu' Of s
" '''' sov roH tar rvr7ic ..
Hyuc system thrOts tlst ohrohous drug ou' bt ou
te yoon 's en o so & Ss ns ~ s.p an, md IsT method
s1pug something onou than The pills. and 'oo"s % id
VOW roR TIP PLASTER
III. r9 poison ~, he ,,ro'. ny 70. gisr P ava ss
Won S's am ,rrfjn 10 Pins Fm.tics and Piss,sTs for
g. aps Who can dispute the their being when her
condemn tie euept language The POsoDs that quo
io wrong Her ,ed Iht, ,Ts a. tao
-. Man nav .sr 20 crash her viii sophry ,hsy de-
luua Instinct So f drugs aud no set Of mth or laws can
I'll undertake O hrJe sr9al truth Tho,e
r.rs are f-l0al OHg earth
make them rgt AID yet people led around
L, tie powder loud With
sskuF question whst hut they
tra.t life ther doctor without hesitnon
n mistake occurs in prescription u mshes 70 un.l
- Htte quicker they headache. they dose and msi
tbe head "
they swallow ADD mdae Their bead equal WIN
her oi the b0dJ must suie medication equal MID We
frc , people v you beedi Ph7ci,us used to
complaint II night u rght
o. Wrnus can be night II You .ay
then admit that phyncaus rroHg b'
lsN loft bad iOuO o.
. stui they bah oat 81 lts dosing gsieDl too
has Ana Yet
with 20 daily. Ninety deaths from mars
sst every by simple cup yet mill
sf,t constipation -e1issi YoH s II folks can live when
- Without a oi medicine thst folks te day
all kinds of doses AID physicians constant sVenlSee
people well there Wold be fewer
rtiwey deaths they bad 10 medical attendance whatever
sent ~ NE world Killed outugt by dosing.
.gu0rsrt or these ise but medical men
The % H. You disease
pain doses Danger You break up the most
tHtor1 thirty minutes You ear enIe dArrhes dyntefy
cholera within minutes, tie whites permanently
chronic
ulcer, OF lie m1 malignant type aud Zen thou
outward application Every square iueh
90 pores and these e ca Be- and are performed ~
s,sporauor PAIN PAINT Dr. WOLCOTTS
New orb without dosing the stomach and
vos world Invited 70 teri u without charge fee OF reward aud
soB,r,s bsusel,t' Prys,e paIlor. and rooms M ls-es
Use CHERRY PECTORAL TROCHES' for
u COLDS COUGHS SORE THROAIS. BRON'bIllS 10
Sgrenor to al Others
E'SHIONS. 10 Aston li1usf.
No more - those cabtb thugs
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August H. 1865.
CASE OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING.

A CASE OF TWENTY YEARS oihNDl"
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, June. rs, 1867.
H. HElxBoID Drugg.-DE.R have been sufferer for
upward Of twenty years gravel bladder aud htn'y sfeenon
during which various medicinal preparaton' and been
under III, treatment Of eminent phyeAn' experiencing but
little relief
Having seen your preparations extensively ADVERTISED. committed ny
family physician regard to using your Extract Buehu
I'D because had used all advertised remedies and bad
found them quite injurious in fact despaired o
ever getting we'll determined to remedies hereafter
ube, knew ingredients 1t this that prompted me 70
your remedy advertised that composed Of o0ehu Gu
beb juniper b occurred to and nv physician an excel
lent combinations and bis advice ser examination the 'T
Gle and consulting again with the druggist CONCLUDED to try con-
msnced to use about eight months ago. which time VI" confined to
ny room.
Prom the FIRST bottle aud gr,fe at The beneficial ef
sct and after ussg weeks able to wax out fs
much like writing you fun statement Of case at the time but
thought 10y improvement might only he temporary ard therefore con-
eude TO defer and see would eject perfect knowing that
would be Of greater you and satisfactory Ome
am now able TO report effected Ger usng tie remedy
for Eve months
have rot used any now for tire. and feel vel 10 al
respects as I ever did
Your Buehu being devoid unpleasant taste aBi oder nice tonic
ard bvorator system do not TO be whut whenever
occasion may require such affections MCCORMICK
Should any doubt Mr. MecOrn. he rs',rs the t
lowing geuuemeni
Hon. WM RTGIER. IGovernor Of PenhsJlTAtla
Hon. THOMAS B. FLORENCE, Philadelphia
Hon. }. q KNOX, Judge, Phladsrhis.
lion. J. & BLACK, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. D. r. PORTER Ex-Governor Of Peun,y',u.a,
Hon. ELLIS LEWIS. Judge Philadelphia
Hon. r. c. GRIRR, Judge United States Court
Hon. O. W. WOODWARD, Judge. Philadelphia
Hon. ". A. PORTER City Solicitor PhiiislphL
Hon. JOHN BIGLBR, Ex-Governor Of California
Hon. B. BANKS Auditor General Washington, D. C.
Aud many others II necessary.
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TURNER BROTEE2S,
xursss. Carriages. &c,

AT THE SLEIGH EMPORIUM, cor. tolll
~ Seconds, ,uI Bro,leU y Y eau Be- tsnd sIss Sc. %
S,sIf =. t.efrtais several Wagons Hartess po'n W.
eosS's Role, Bells Bstke &c Ac cleapst ,an az ~ -
ib, soeh closed CO b. tie l31, As ~
let 10 ether parties -
BREWSTER 4 Co. of Broome- slime ~
Id RIAGBs all the fashionable 'atsass riea'tssV
nnafstata wnsoom' fha-ss cor O.. foai.'se's -
CLEIGHS- BREWSTER & Co. (of BI3o'a,
hs', ,,,,Toou, p NJ ave foartssahsl sash 80
1919 ~. Oh. Of J,. Good Co whom bsE are s0s 's'
Al, f,npoa, Po,tAnd Cutters 81 ktnhsts maeal.e'sis
THE BREWSTER WAGON.-bhE " - ~ ~
4 A "a az BrooU. 81 .eie nsnnfsctursrs oaS Ns'
ii tse,p s,sou, Of N sssit, IN gs.sn sn'ss AMI "''f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15

HEiMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcRu. established upsalO ,ghi,,s
ye,r prepared BY H. T. HELnBOLD, Druggist No so' Bro,i-
HtWYorl No. i South Tenth at, Philadelphia Psra fr'
sI as Per bottle or ,I bottles for 50 20 delivered to .ldr,
Sold By Druggists sIepshers.
None are genuine u7 up steel engraved snapper -n s'
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TESTIMONY.

TESTIMONY.
crRR OF GRAVEL OF PIvB YEARS sTAyDISG-STONB
PASSED. AND TO BE SEEN
sAyASSlH Tenn, May u, 1869.
Dr. H. 7. HrLsBoLp
DrIH SIN. W. introduced your Fluid Extract BUebu in this eOun'
~ about eight ago. and happy state that Is meeting With
urI7, favor We wish inform Of instance tnnOpg nlOy)
vh,r. your Buebu" has worked wonders in county,
named J. B. Estsn suffering about Eve with gravel
About ago bought Of bottle Of your Buehu and
b,or. be through bottle he passed gravel that weighs
,at orons which We row have exhibition drug store lie
aye tb. be without the "Bacbu bis house again
You, preparation. are gaining every day veTre'DeeyOu
IT,. ECCIEs HISKLE Druggists.
Cras op BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFECTION OF LONG
srAxpING-sTONE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
wssrroHr Conn, Sept 5. 1859.
II 7 HtlsBolD esq
DER SIR: commenced taking your Extract Of Buhu" about two
,l. rc. for an Affection Of the bladder and kdus have suffered
BY ,p,, very much tor days past Bu, yesterday relief
through the effect your Buchu" stone passed from ny bladder
about the size Of larg pea and feel perfectly vel and entirely
. from the pain that ha1. suffered With hard" attribute
cure to ,Ou medicine entirely and would recommend all persons SINH
lr Affected to try IT, great faith 10 It's eurat.
Your, truly. THOMAS BENNETT.
Re, WILLIAM COGSwELL we.ipor,, COM.
JLG @. CANNON. Druggist, we.tport Com.
n B. WHEELER, esq wesipori, Com.
BRADLEY HULL eco, we,por. Com.
Dr. wABBMAN Reading Com
RwR ROBINSON. Wholesale Drags',' SssIo's CT.
Ir5 many o,her Il necessary.
ouRE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFFECTION or = PATIENT
sEvESTYETGHT YEARS OF AGE.
THANKS TO ME-. HELNBoLD.
GmAVD, Pa, March 81, 1900
Eproa co.sorourr desire unsolicited tribute to lie merits
oiHenbos Buebu ard for the benefit Of those similarly afflicted
st to say that amer consulting many eminent physicians and trying
nearly al The advertised remedies the vain hope Of finding relief
from aggravated kidney snd bladder diseases from which 1le suffered
eIc,si,, for many year, good fortune finally suggested Helm
boT Buhu Which commenced using with little faith and apparent
beneficial results about month At the expiration Of that time
botsre thought eommeacei experience slight relief which
eouragel ne perseve IN It's and now at the expiration Of four
months although u Old man. nearly 70 yesra Of and
consequently expected rorsb affect they
obsrv would have found such unpealaJe relief sud permanent
beaed, from Nj HembOl valuable discovery that feel ought
rubHey record Tie fact Acknowledgment him and valuable
suggestion the public Yours respectfully, D. LARBN.
NJ. Lsrep refers to ID, following gentlemen:
Cob DAN RICE, Girari, Pa
CHAs STOW, esq, GraId Pa, Editor Comopo3,t
GEORGE Il. CUTLER, GrATl Pa AtorBe,.
Il Kinds Glrard, Pa, Attorney
Capt D. W. HUTCHINSON, Grsd, Pa, Auerc
DAVID OLIN, Girsrd Pa. Merchant,
DAVID F. DAY, Grsrd. Pa, Merchant.
C. p ROCKWELL, Glrard, Pa, Merchant
b G Ely. Ghhj Pa, Druggist
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AS AN INVESTMENT.

THE BOyDS are Cospon Registered anil is'ae In denonna
ton. Of $500 and ~ 900. They have years to run aud are
PAYABLE principal interest, IN NeIors By Act Of tho Legs
,e the state Of they made exempt from all STATE
AND LOCAL TAXATION, Sni bh Company from the UNITED
STATES TAN The used to protect the hold
Bonds the Of The M9g Which provides that
The COMPANY auy defaults 20 the payment OF Interest for
months Pracpa shall the option Of tie holder become doe
iBpeatatriI
The Mortgage made the Treasurer Of the State Of Connecticut
hi, Office, in trust for the Boudh)ers which guar
aHtee ~ Soo faith Of the CompT aH pledge that the Investors
interest. will never susrT anr stability the holder Of
their Mortgage.
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A HOME INVESTMENT.

II - unnecessary remind he public that HOME ENTERPRISE.
carried State where all the regard aB
suovp 10 more worthy than schemes for railroad building
other projects parts the county which invite loans at
enormous ofn,esest The Managers Of this Company arc well
Connecticut sef important work Of
development which citizen Of tue STATE mn'' ase
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MHB Hr1xsoID-DKAR SIR In regard to h. question isd
me As to ny opinion would that have used and O
N. article IN ,sou, forms past thirty do not hhA
there Is any form or preparation have not used ino"n Dc
,s In the ,sOu, disease, where such mediate ,ger would % ho
Gated YOu are aware well a, myself that has been extensively
uo,ed the vsrOu, Of the bladder and fdneJ and mo
reputation has acquired my Judgment warranted By the ACTS
h.,. seen and used beOr. stated form Of Buehu-s pow
dared leave, pe,ur fluid ercs-,nd cOrilan, Of.uy prep
,r.tOp Of plant At all equal yours T"e'yea" experience
ought think give the right to Judge Of ' merits and WHOM
prelude. or partially give precedence over all others
your It's effects patient. lha1e cured VIE w.
and seen diseases Of the bladder and Kidneys Than
have ever seen cured with other Buehu any other proprietary
compound Of Nb,tever Respectfully yours, tep
GEO. II. KEYsER. NJ d.
August II, 1865. l~ "oodsl' fl'so''s'' rem
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.s3,0OO,Of0.
s2.OOO.0C0.

Length of road. III 5-lOO miles The bonds arc
limited to less than $4,000 per mile, and arc se-
cured by First Mortgage on The entire properly
Of the Company, which cost about 10000 per mile'
The road runs through the richest and most pop
ulous agricultural district in Illinois. The local
business alone is much more than sufficient 10 sus-
tain il. This, with the through business which II
expected will be limited only by the capacity OF the
road must make it as profitable as any in the State
No road has ever been built having more nnmef-
ous and valuable connections. East and West.
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CALIsToGA CoGNAC.-Ths pure BRANDY
ostd The trade consumers quantities to suit the
snsSd Hs highly strict purity and deiesu Of
being project selected grapes and iter
.Sshy refined TIE she public invited inspect
BRANSAN 4 Co, Sole Agents,
C Broad-sl, Hev-YorE
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passed which eight re last Sunday have been well as ever
nv life have the securely wrapped ard those who have
seen this place Surprised cannot tell Jon all but this LEA
story Of and you welcome male such use Ofmy name
think proper am PRETTY well Known In Bsrisbire i'o Con-
ueetut The advertisement saved Why not publish noei The
Springfield Republican vide spread any one wishes to "
wonder they all day. bat hpi have said
epourh hi, time. 80 remain Jour well ,ishsr
EDWARD l. HOWARD.
Paper Maker, Burnside, Hartford County, Germ
Dr. MACK, Burnside. Gem
Dr. WRIGHT North Lee. M,,a
Dr. HoLKUM, North Lee Mas
Dr. ADAMS. stoeibridge, Mass
Dr. SCOTT. North Manchester, Conn.
Dr. JAQUEs Bueiaud Corners, Com.
DR. BEARsFoRD. Hartford, Conn
Al Of whom treated ne for the dhsste
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DIR. IEfska

pbrae,u Of owe, % years experience and graduate Of hs J''f
,o, M.,, Collier. and Of the University Of Meder. and Surgery
Philadelphia
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FLOUR A SPECIALITY.
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Having made Arrangements Of best hs In the country
for supply Of BEST FAMILY FLOUR stamped with name
prepared Oil orders for Ay quannY rom
one bag hundreds OF barrels Families will money BY buyns
their Flour sell barrel wholesale price eIptn' sdded
Yd.lt
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SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
BETWEEN THE TWO
CHIEF COMMERCIAL AND FINANCE CITIES OF AMERICA

In the minds Of railroad men, this the natural ue between the
two Metropolitan Cities being straight line as the formation Of
the country will admit; 20 miles shorter than the present most
popular IS miles shorter than any other possible route
The two lines railroad Eewsyen and Boston, Via spns
s On the one SIDE Line Through NesLoudon on me
Other se line, svng thuer edges Of square which the Nt"
Haven Mddelown wiHmane Railroad vii cut dsgouay Ihe
lo,ioo Of each road shown in the following diagram;
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.

These bonds can be registered.
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GRAND AIR LINE ROUTE

BETWEEN BOSTON ASD SBwIORh
III, Hns will b. 50 miles length running between Ns"a'eo and
Wmsnc passing through Mideowe abou. midway and vi" con
meet With the SesaTen Road at s Eastern terminus
and with the Boston and Erie Road at ts Western ba' form
iugthe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17

The Speech of Mr. KELLEY of Pennsylvania
last Tuesday in review of Commissioner Weiss
late Report on Taxes, Currency, &C., &C.,
was published in full in our last
We need not ask for it the attention of
our readers; for the Importance of the subject
and the well-earned reputation of Mr.. Kelley
will command it.
Mr.. Wells begins by pitching Protection over
board, and, while protesting to ignore the issue
between Protection and Free Trade, in fact
assumes the fundamental positions of the Free
Traders as axiOms which no one dis
putes. He has thus made up most I'M
fair and injurious exhibit of our Financial and
Industrial status, which the Free-Traders are
pushing into circulation as though Mr. Wells
were a disinterested umpire instead of an in
tense partisan. Mr.. Kelley meets him point
10y point, and shows wherein and how he has
dealt unfairly and unjustly with the great
interests which he so bitterly assails, and the
benignant policy which he aims TO crush out.
We bespeak the widest possible diffusion OF
Mr.. Kelleys luminous and spirited Speech.
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Netp;l1ork Daily Gribl11te
MONDAY, JANUARY II, 1870.

NJ. Olivier has renewed his demand for the arraign-
rnent OF NJ Rocheort whose prosecution majority
Of both the French Chambers claimed for the support
OF the Ministry. The Duke Of Montpensier has oeeh
nominated for a seat IN the COrtes = The Austrian
Finance Minister. Herr Won Becke. is dead =-
Complaints are made in the Gcumenical Council
of lts want Of secrecy 1t denied by way OF Paris
that Lopez has taken flight to Bolivia. == The "nni-
neg insurgents been largely reinforced among the
half.breeds = Reports froIn Cuba announce several
battles and considerable activity throughout the island
The Mississippi Legislature has ratified the Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Amendments. == The California Senate
has repealed the law prohibiting Sunday amusements
- Several Backfeet Indians have been indicted Tor
murder IN Montana. = boy was accidentally hanged
by his playmate in Pawtuckct, r. l., on Saturday. 1900
The town Of La Porte CAL nearly destroyed by fire
on the nth inst defalcatOn of $4,000 has been
discovered in the Boston TTeasurer's Office -= ONO
and Kentucky were visited by storm yesterday
Mr. Beechsr declined the profered increase salary
r= Three delegates from New-York will attend the
National Woman Suffrage Convention at Washington.
- Lumber depot in Brooklyn was burned on satur-
day night; loss $40 900. = Chnaman has stabbed a
boy who was teasing him. =- general strike OF the
mechanics on the Erie Railroad is expected to-day. =
Stand burned in his house Long Swamp, t. L. Is sup
fret robbed and then murdered. =-
Gold, 12ll 2ll 12l1 Temperature, Of 90,
4J'. Sunday, so, 40. $50, 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17

There is no telling what the terrible iconoclast,
Henry Ward Beecher will do next 1t is only day
or two since the whole yelping pack of Democratic
papers were after him-every NANCY dog of them
"Mongrel puppy. whelp. and hound.
Aud cur Of low degree"
Scarcely had they vomited their last drop Of gall
for his share in certain marriage ceremony when a
new opportunity arose; tho members of Mr..
Beechers church had the audacity 20 propose To in
crease his salary-to pay him $4,000 year. On
tho instant the dogs opened; it was awful,
il was dsgracefnl it horrible it was scandaous.
il was making religion mockery 1t was-well, what
ever you please to imagine. And as for Beecher. he
was-and hero the dictionary broke down; the mis-
erably tame epithets of knave dissembler. hypo-
crte were utterly inadequate to express their
pous horror at tho atrocity of his having his
salary increased Tho moral world held its
breath in terror. and tho pulse of
virtue stood still. Saturdays sun set upon this
scene of dopravty amid clouds and gloon. Nature
Wept. aud creation was sore troubled, The maros-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17

We trust that Congress will tolerate no Jug
glery in regard TO the business of reducing the
army Don't let us have our military force
increased under the preteXt of diminishing IT..
We don't see that there can be any sort OF
excuse for enlarging our army at this time.
For the first time in many years we have no
hostilities on the Plains, and it looks now as
though we might keep the peace with the In
dams. We have less necessity now for troops
in the South than we have had at any time during
the last ten years. We have no menaces OF war,
and no prospect of war anywhere. Under
these circumstances, an army less than 4O,OOO
strong ought to be quite sufficient for us. We
used to get along with less than hiatt Of 10000.
1t must be remembered, too, that every million
of dollars saved from the military expenditures
is a million of dollars gained by the laborlng
and producing interests of the country. If our
military leaders do not think this can be
matter of much moment, let them inquire OF
the workingmen. manufacturers, and farmers,
who pay the taxes. If they think that these are
not altogether dsinterested witnesses, let them
inquire of Secretary Boutwell,.