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New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
CONNECTICUT.

L
~,r~,Ctp,r ELECTIONS - LARGE REPubLiON'
GAINS. .
U,RTFoRD. Conn, Oct Sat tne eleo''o' .,'a
.o, oescers in this e. n to-day about two-'",u9 "
vote at the state election poled
the severe Storm TIE vote was larger t' ,
,aotions Tast wear the entire Democratic ueAe' Ioi
-. oeicers was elected by eoo F" wv "i'
80, This year the Republicans eiece
.sc-,,x ~ the Board of selectmen' tno mo7'
..aDorta,, officers The Democrats elected the lo"n
IaaS The miner ofhcers-constabes' assessors, sianu
.,rs school visitors eect-are about equally ui'iuou
s "a, as heard FROM there are fow changes n olher
toVDs Republican officers are elected IN Merluen
.,rninc,on Plainhed East Haddany, saybrook, Port
Iand Glastonberry, Killingly, and Berlin West
,-ook winchester. Vernon, East HARTFORD, ana
canton Bethel Mddlefed, East Hartford, are divided
Int a majority are Republican. Andover, Kent, and
Bristol are Democratic. The elections are mainly OF
local interest and divisions town interests may have
caused some changes in the country towns The poht
cal interest in these meetings is solely in the fact that
the selectmen are Board Of Appeals from the regis
trs Of elections concerning the admission of new voters
a state elections.
The Democratic ticket in NewHaven was elected by an
average majority of 7sO In Wangford the Democratic
ticdet was also elected by about 100 majority
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POSE OF h, soul al S. Scr TheSs Cdsrcb Tsgniy ghsl
All his friends and counrrmen are respectfully uyitoL
BUCKAt Orange, J.. Charlie D Book sged o. yesr,
redenee hiFast On ISe,.y th ' At " oo's ~ ,.r gs.
station ssSs " i " nom loot '' '' '' ''"''-'' '' o'''s'
BALDWIN Al Bloomfield n j. oc'. l. Timothy B.dsin ssl
CARITOY-Tn Ia sas H. Sept H. Of consumption Ro~si Can
Of Col Rowland Carlton of Seig~iek. Me-
CLAYTOS-A Fbu L. on sunday morning at 10 oooel J'hs
The fnead Of family .o the members q Gsd Loage ssis
HewYork National Lodge No ~ Morl Hebron Bacam)ara \"
o. Of o. F. and sylvan Sc Loi No 25 and h aad n.
Tytoraphca sori respectfully invited 70 attend hr na@rl
from St. Peter Church se near Bond bro'sl on " ohes'
Oct 3. at2 p ~
YEw.YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL SoCIRrY-yOTICB-Ths mem
9e,s yi,Y are re39e,e4 "a yrty 10 attend e iIa % & S & 49,
u sCpS ps5 g bs9cb s,. 9 asi sa B & rh I
Il ue No. Chsmberst N.s lo one toaI pos aaa
proceed thence the Church JAMES T. MILLER PresenI
TBOs &. FACLKSEA, SECRETARY
LoOPThe members ofte Grand Lodge ofhe State Of SeoYort
s ar iggfH & da la 6 70 %f q & f An"s % b h' ot -
tending the funeral Of John @ CLAYTON @ NJ End P R.
CH,RLy. V CLARK Grand secretary.
DENNIsTOuN-A Aansdae Duabarone Scotland agei o. Johs
Depu0uu ~ flr The of frOu 1899 t l1tf.
and Youngest Of tie Jane, Derr,oun $50 Of GoI
HAzELTINE-On Sunday evening Oct p sarah Hart beloved sfo ID
relatives and . q The tP invited to attend SeT t9ss.a
the 9th ocloc The remains VII be taken on lhar'
day morning to n yack Tor Intern
NASTERTON-On Sunday Bronrvie Y Avis Mssser
Tho so1 m .s s are to a,tend her ners at the resdeua.
Of be uncle Alexander Masteron weinay 5h nst a.
N Thp trains leave Harlem Railroad Depot TSent
and ave, a $50 a m. for BOnrvile
RITCmE-On Sunday, Oct p Of consumption Mrs Elizabeth Ia
Rfip wife Of andrew Richie in the 10Th year Of her
and friends Of the family respectfully invited TO aitss
th her lac residence No. So West Esaeen'h'I ..
Wednesday, Oct. 8, az 10 a.
sUTPHBS-At New. Brunswick n J., Oct 3 p DePoe satpbes.
aged - years c,-, -. -
wick WEDNESDAY OF s. at y ocoA Tie remains viii be taken
TO Greenwood Tor inieuDenL
TAPPAN-On Sunday evening Oct Lta Bah "doS OF The late
Jeremiah p Tan "a. the 7ftl year OF her age
invited attend her fnnera from ne
Of Holy Trinity. Madison snd fOrty eoa
st. on "Wednesday the 5th inr-, at O'Clock
UNDERHIIL-OB the 2i inst, Hannah UDie widow OF the late
Josiah l. Undertn, agel 70 years
The relatives and reuds family respectfully invited to stte<
the funeral without notice from her late residence " Maket
St Poughkeepse Third Day. the 4th inst, az O'clock
WLSON-On 18th Seibegh. YORKSHIRE E1gi,nA
age % yea Robert Wilson scoonaser snd for many ye~H
Parish Clerk
WOODwARD-In BROOKLYN SATURDAY. Oct 1870 Amelia sh
Of NimrOd Woodward, aged ~ years
the family respectfully invited u attend h0
funeral residence Of her mother r. j. fsn No 10 Stroas
place. o tuesday, the 4th inst al
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LATEST SHIP NEHS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
S,ansp vruia Andrew Liverpool sept 49, and ave Sept s
o bd Que.,stowh 18th. mdse. and p4ss
Brig CsllAo, BueimAn. Cow Bay. &. B., II days, coal
Bng uyronus HiggiBs Cow Bay, 4. b.. 10 dsys, coat
Brig J h. Kirby Bernart Providence for philadelphia
Schr. k0zes Cape Sable, hsh.
Sehf. Portland Nelson. Windsor \. =. II days plaster
schr. Annie Martha Mcioaghib ~ John, n b., lumbot
sehr Jas Warren. Dsto ship Ilsbor, -, " days sP"s
COssfviss
J,, Cro.by Proy,a.pc. sorthsru Light Pro''desee.
i n Ratl,,t proVr,.p,. j. \. Lane. Providence
p,a'lis p,ar,A.n.. "a Hotehkis Prcvdeoor
s.,.h Wo,~sr C.l,i. Bels Proyideuoe
Nspor, New London. A. rfusaep n,ngor
Magellan frAntiR- yn!ee iea.L Russhethpod-
fhr hiAsoe'npot a = s.ter klzbshPose
G-n buHbeshpori uo,ns Rlinbsihrcr
Y. ]. R.ynor Riabe,hport he,D Pn.,hethporL '.I
KsquinanI Bir.heihp"t 49, RoeIl,nd
Matthews Bangor s.v.se Provide
Bea Peck Nrw -Lonion \ N Met lsakr Cbpe AuH
NJ. H. MiaiE. Prov d.noe a n D.v Fal River.
Maggie Mal.ey Providence H., Aasubert Bah
ID & F1ard VAL R'oI
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DOMESTIC MARKETS
n Y, Oct 3-Four steady and unchanged sales bO
bb> 6 25 per bb for No Spring; 50 y for Amber "1
ter White, and IS for Double Extra Wheat dun
au Unchanged sales 1000 bush New No. Chicago spring at ~ ~
per BUSH 120 bush New No. Milwaukee Club, 81 ~, and 500
bush Choice White Canada ,J Corn du sales 100 bush Wis
consn al sc bush Illinois T $40 b Illinois a0c. Bar
ley que Up-ake Canada offered ~ % per bush arrive
Com Meal 81 Bolted = 20 for Unlocked, p cwt NH.
80; Shipstu6 S35d so and hddngs 80
1888 = Canal Freisls unsettled shippers ana eaInsrs
tic Lumber 80 2o 10 she Hson -
10 NEYork Railroad Peghtfoar TO Bosio o to Sew
York 81 80; Albany 90 Lake lmIOrsWheat Is 10
and 2T00 feet OF Lumber Canal BE-
pors-Pour bbs; Wheat 400 bush Barley 900 bush Rye,
1900 bush, and 723 900 feet Of Lumber.
ST LOrIs 3Tobacco quiet and unchanged Cotton dali snd
Hemp unchanged Bsggng steady 25d & Floor quiet
Wheat steady Pail No Red 81 Ia -l lJ strictly
prme 6a 81 49, No at - 2Oa ~ p Corn steady Choice
Yellow Mixed 6c White 68c Oats 6rm at Sass Rye ad'
7ancngi sales l9!5c Whisky dql at aea9c Provisions dGl
Mes, Pork 80 Lard dull and unchanged Cattle steady
80 Sbpments-60J0 bbls Flour 10000 bush Wheat
3FOur fmer; Supertne 81 25 Double Er
ira Triple 5od 70 Corn lower; White 1Oc Oat. lower
81 ou. 50d52c Hay dull Prime S24i Cbo'e -25
pok 6er Bacon frmer shoulders l4l dliic
clear nh l7lc clear Sizes 9c. Hams 2!a25c Lsd-Pacers
rce l6c Refined Gl1!c Keg 9Q2c Molsses scarce Nothing
doing sugar; White Louisiana Clarified l3c WHISKY 9Gs COT
Prime H4d1.c EIchsnge-serlng l@Ji New
York Sight, "a. premium. Gold, I5..
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ppoP,P1F HOMICIDE-A POLICEMEN STABBED

pRORARIE HOMlClDE-A fOLlt EhLN clADi'I,D.
On Sunday evening PatrOlman Michael
Cvnes OF the Ninth Precinct returned to the station
bouse before his of duty had expired and com
nlained of being too unwe TO remain on post He was
,crsed nv Capt Washburne, and told to call on the
police surgeon the district. Instead Of doing so,
if3i1ep,s dress and left the house. Soon after
! a. m Yesterday, Clynes says be was returh-
in home 10 No l27 West Twenty yhfth-st., and when
taSr doors away met Philip Brady, cartman en-
Moved by Mr. Clark. Nearly two years ago Clynes ana
pr,dv ouarreled and Clynes struck him. since then
re have often met and apparently good friends
hnt occasionally Brady would aude TO the blow he had
,ereiyed on meeting him yesterday morning, Clynes
saw that Brady had been drinking ana advised MN 10
-, home and 90 TO bed Brady refused TO do so' ana
sdded "Yon struck once l never allow any one 10
Ja ANYTHING 10 me without getting square. Take
,h,t and he stabbed Clynes in the lower
iart ~ the abdomen, the right side, with some
pointed instrument, supposed Tn lie me- Brady thSh
ran away Clynes, suppOsng himself TO be seriously
rt made no outcry and finding he could not 0vertake
Rraiv went home and retired to bed on a"aklng at
- w. he found himself 80 much worse that ne sent to
,h. Thrtieth-st. Police Station for surgeon foHce
surgeon Purdy attended him, and aftcrt examining
the wound thought II not dangerous ., 10 .ie
di,er who called him TO ascertain the par
tc,Iars OF the affair, and obtain q deseriI-
@ % the assaiiaut Clynes said that he did not wish
G sav ANYTHING about the matter Later III tue day ne
1850 worse and Police Surgeon OTIS was called
,Ivnes was suffering the most intense pam ~ was
,3nt Mi the abdominal wall had been pierced, and
t ~ danger that modification will ensue. He was In
VI -erons condition last night. Clynes mas been Dlt
go t5onth ms on the police and served with capt WASH
ir i'm the l33d New York Volunteers. Brady Is bad
ara.ter and has been concerned IN many ARRAY Inc
,nIire searching Tor Dlln
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FIRE BALLOONS AT THE FAIR.

One small and two large meteoric and can
nonadng balloons will he sent up at the American
Institute Fair sixtyfourth-st. and Third-ave., on
Tuesday evening Immediately after the close OF the
exhibition, which will give of grand display ofpyro
technics at regular intervals from to to two miles
high. This will be grand sight, far exceeding the dis
play guen Wednesday evening last, which was wit
messed by thousands OF adirng visitors to the Far.
Their appreciation OF this show has induced the managers
to make the second engagement with Prof. Harris.
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May Munroe Por Island Liaho, Poftlssd
Nile ROekland R0rksnd
Bmprees ROeklanA. harle Willie ROokisnd
Amanda Powers. Roeklabd Cha. y Bsebe Brosns Bssk-
9 L. Hernck Providence Ann y. RGSsei, Portland, "a
Peter Ritter, Portland I,.~.oa POrtisnd u
FREE Stone. Portland.
~; ~; :; ,bilngs Machas BBraheth B, Newport
"iND-Sunset fresh, " theL nd cl0udy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Antioch, from Baltimore ~' W. "
foHfhk hgNRos Oct 3Psssed steamship for He
ygn' bat Wheatland for Monevdeo; brSs r Dubns
Clio. Tor Buenos Ayres
sAyASSAH, Ga Oct 3Cesed Ias Pant 70, Montevds.
from Baltimore
CHAHLEsrON, Oct 3-Arvd steamship
r. X. the
W. smith, hence for Ne~iorS back a distress. -
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDONDERRY 3The steamship Of the Alias Lisa
from Quebec touched % Moye to-day and proceeded % rerpoo
SPOKEN
Aug o. 2s miles Of Abscu brig H. Lane PsIsspsa
for Leghofu.
Ang % y miles " OF Absecum brig shamrock, fr,u To-
Boston. Both By pot,o1t Charlotte Webb, No s.
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GEORGIA.
The ELECTION POSTPONED-THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY UNITED.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 3-The concurrence OF
the House Of Representatives Friday last in the
action of the Senate the passage Of the Akerman
Election BILL which pOstpones the election from NOyen-
her December has had the effect Of uniting the several
branches Of the Republican party in this sate and the
heretofore troubled waters now apparently smooth
Under these bills glorious victory for the Republican
cause is confidently expected December next In fact,
The Constitution, the leading Democratic newspaper OF
State has virtually given up the state TO the Re
pubcans This happy result was brought about mainly
shrough the determined efforts of Attorney-General
Akerman GOV. Bullock the Hon. Foster Bodgett. sen
stor elect. and Judge McCay OF this state.
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plSSPNGERS ARRIyED.

ppON LOSDOS-n steamship Virginia. Oct aGeo W. Esrle,
vii. ami children c. Kills and wife, Mrs Elizabeth Tout John
Hughes Manfred Crosbe and MrA Elizabeth VIM T.
NJ aud Mr. Han and ch the Bishop Of Nebraska Eugene
Smror Mrs Keerowinsk and child n Meopolsky Brlsndoa
Mr. Sibertein and child, Mrs OsmotAery aud family ALFRED
po, PeII Boumand and wife Mrs Maria stewart Mrs LYMAN Robt
sa,top Mr. Pnco vile and child Miss Emily Pucot Mohu jain,
Ms D,U.op Psquale Lsoe j. A. Benger MS " Cbampee Miss
Marie Mis-, Mare Bmle PAsO Joseph Fche aud vis Jsmes
C..h nd Louis Sere-deNh<
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cety and hereafter the Congregational Church viii carry
on the work alone The following distinguished persons
are expected 10 attend the meetings of the society Pre-
sien Hopkins OF Williams College, President OF the 30
cety Judge Strong OF the United states 10nTt
~ 4 Senator Buckingham Of Connecticut Gen. Williams
OF Connecticut; Gov Page OF Vermont; the Hon lheO-
dore Russell of Boston, the Hon L EuS us. MneG
and Gather and the Rev Henry A0D OF London the Ky
A. King OF Dublin; aud the Rev. VIM. KoengOf hungary
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
AMERICAN BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.
The following is the programme for the seve-
, ,avs durine which the American Board Of Foreign
,.'.,-,. Ytu hold their sessions in Brooklyn.

raj days during Whch inc hIHtIUdH bVd" VI rVIV'eI
N,ssions will hold their sessions IN Brooklyn
,o,,, H. Academy Of Music basiness meeting q p
~ ~, pnms ANNUAL bv the Rev j. r siearns d.
~ Wsias.t,y y N Academy Of Music business meeting q m
~ d. hnsp.-, mesnngi p Academy Of Mu,c adj
aeAa s n ChaIeb Of the Pilgrims Maternal Asoe.usn N
pl.1., tbdfen meetugi y = n Pmouih tbnrehj
Cbufop o. A m Academy Of Mure, business meeting q
Of Nuie bushes, meeting y p m Ae~lenl Of ha.e
y N u. ~ Fr, ChGrh. Henry ST., Nomens MIS-
.dIes~s q ~ n m Plymouth Church communion south PTeshl
.ons ,n,nnuou Avenue 'hnrch, oommnnoni q
An a ,,snas Chnrrh 4reses Fnds, y Academy i
hu,ie farewell drrs-e. vrA..,. T,..y and Pd., q. "a
sornT ,n - n. Pilgrim, and LAFAYETTE Avenas Cburch
~ a h,.. ~ the American Board Of Foreign MISSIONS
Inc og,.b chrisanity in all countries not now a1-
seens ef the teachng Of Christ Missions have been ..
ta6lished and maintained IN inua nina h Ind,n and
ssnaw,Sa s ants osed from the bo Of The missionaries
an, said 70 be- In the highest degree hs
income ol on one and New school Presbyterian Churches
nave worked together to further tho ot tar 80 80
% 1I scsoo societes aud form ore pres1yteran
assemhh lhey 1--we decsdsd " Withdraw Hsm the so
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NO COMMUNICATIONS WITH GOVERNORS ISLAND
Health Officer Cochran of Brooklyn yester-

day. issued order prohibiting communication be-
tween that city and Governors Island account OF the
yellow fever existing at the latter place In the after
noon bOat-lOad OF wOrkmen from the Island, who live
In Brooklyn attempted to land at the foot Of Degraws,
but seeing the health squad there they put Dask 70
the island DR. Cochran last evening visited the island,
and received the assurance Of Gen Nell the command
ing officer, all communication between the Island
and New-York and Brooklyn would be Immediately Sus-
pended and renewed until the island was declared
out of quarantine.
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MAKE A LIST OF THE VOTERS.
tn IN, F6iIOr Of The Tribune
NEW.IERSEY POLITICS.

The Democratic Convention of Passaic Co..
has been postponed until the 20th inst.
The Democratic primaries for the election
of delegates to Mercer County Convention were held
last evening
The Republicans Of Mercer Co.. n. j., have
nominated Thomas Grocer for Sheriff, and william
Henderson John Parsons and Thomas Swoygy for Cor
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
POLITICAL.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
.,.---.o- ............ STEWART l.. wOODFORD Kings
J.-.t .Go-.--po- ....... iRismund Kaufmaun, hng'
(osirollrr ........ Abiah w. Palmer, pu'ne'A
Canal Con. (Fuu Teru). .Absalom Nelson, kne'
Canal Com. short TrmAA Alex. Barklcy, Washington
san, Prison Tasps-,or. John Parkhursi Oh'N
Election Tuesday, Nov
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A CORRECTION.

| To the EditOr or The Tribune.
SIR: Please state that Mrs. Farrgut was not
in the on Friday last but during the same, re-
| maned quietly at her residence in this city.
| JAS T.. MONTGOMERY,
| Nep- York. Oct 3, 1870 Secretary late Admiral r.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.
Eor a. NJ enilna "a. .

The marke, continues fair With good assortment o al Kinds
Prices remain unchanged and ghts continue tie kec. pts
xcre light Fhts follows: To NewYork ~ 50i 10 Nor
h and MdietOvn Bridgeport and New Haven, 81 20
rr and Providence Phadephs, 50; 20 Boston - 80
The receipts the Collectors Office during tie week were ". bn
Canal 5 ~ feet Of lumber $50 W. shingles l20 cubic feet Of
mber 7 pounds Chsmpsin Csusl AIS feet
o lumber The following the ruling pnce the prnep, ysns
LAr r.. - l-n.El H..
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LOCAL POLITICS.

The delegates to the Political Temperance
@ neral Committee assemhled at Masonic Hall last
uixht Lew. A. Rice. Chairman aud received reports
xnOm ariOus Ward club.
A very large gathering Of the friends of
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04

Dr. ssGe's Catarrh Remodyt5eo rsEArd q, an sear'e.
by Draggyt, BY mail. ~ cents pmpocs 's I"
dress r. v PiKECE ~ D.. l35 sen,ca-st, Bgfslo, n Z
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04

Congress and Othrr SnrntoRn Waters.-Depoi, y cs.~
bers-si. No genuine Congress sold on drsugbt
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IlLLL.

Wedding nEd Visiting Cards, Ir,I ssnpsE Net P''.-
VIZ AvHHsELLs l0f FULrossT Old DgrcH CagReH
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1i6 Fast Igeatf-secolnst
Po, P,ro Ora ami ,mony, Ressng Clses Ofce h,sr
IAN BgKsAKDus BoYKNsAS Dir
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
FRlSxFoRr 3-UDed states Bonds closed at sia9i. for the
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lCgyKRAL PREss DISPATCH.

Attorney Gen. Akerman VIII I9tutn rev 10 'r
The tax OF g. passports II no longer I'iu'ou ~ "
Department of Slatf. -, -. , o,,.i.. .. .nc.ruinR n
~, cn,ing Reorganization of the ya4ipus re9ineh'S
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
ABRAHAM Oakley HALL IN A NUTSHELL.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: While holding the Republican nOmina-
ton for District Attorney Oakley Hall managed to pro
cure the Mozart nomination. But he went TO the polls
as Republican and was trusted as such by the party
shortly after his election however, he turned Democrat
No one doubts that he had arranged with the Mozart
leaders as the price of his despcabe reachery to turn
his political If elected But Oakley cheated the
Mozarters as well as the Republicans. Finding Tammany
the strongest, and that by judicoUs use OF his all
powerful office he could be ruler in that camp, he left
Mozart and joined Tammany That's the precious indi-
vdual who is now Mayor of New-York and chief cor
rupter of its election franchise. CONDENSER.
NeC- York, October /, 1870.
MAKE LIST OF THE VOTERS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: I hereby call on the Republican Ex-
ecutiye Committee Of NewYork City and Brooklyn to at
once appoint committee to copy the name of every
adult male person who has been enrolled in the United
States census reports, for in every polling district
within the said cities, that printed copy may be put
into the hands ofevery live Republican to enable him to
follow all Copperhead repeaters mp TO the United States
Commissioners Office, where they will be able TO see
themselves as others them. Let every polling dis
rict be prepared with official list of this kind then
defend the district to the last issue against all Illegal
voting Honest voters have it III their power now fail
moi IN embrace it, UNCLE SAM, JR.
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6perial Notices.
Psaiou,. :. .yitalia,n Or. salvation for the Hair

Phuion's "yitaIia;n Or. Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL CoLos
rHALoEs "vTTALIA" dEen utterly ,or all The dys'' cob
erer" and ssOrer,o " Ia totally dsssi Ph,
eps uPh, fragrant and perfectly iHn0euOu Ps'P'a's' q.
udy matter requires shaking up and sOHHuss ne
stain the linen No paper er. Necessary 70 s0H'..
It's tsrb .ppe.rss simple that not frb4 r's
all in.en and purposes a Toilet ChsmtrJ
For sal. by .l trutrsA PHALOS son, New Tort.
Half Alive.
isa sad thing to pass through life only half alive Yet there
thousands habu condition nguOr and debility Thy
complain Of specific disease they suffer positive but they have
no rel for anything which affords mental pleasure to thea
more robust and energetic felOS-beings.
In nine cases out Of ten stui and toOr ars ron
morbid stomach Indigestion destroys the energy both mind and OJ
When the waste OF nature supplied by dae and regular 'n.
ton Of food every organ starved every function interrupted
Now what doe. suggest under these circumstance. s
tepsoni TAe ,ysm rov,ng and strengthening; moi msres
for two sink Nter.srd into more Pbe condition s.
ever las it a.surey would do ordinary alcoholic inulani Ssre
resOrted tO), bu, radically and permanently
How is this desirable object be accomplished The answer to h'
question founded the uaV,yng experience Of quarter Of O'arJ
is easily given gor the digestive b. course Of
HosrE1rERs STOMACH Do time in Administering
temporary remedies bat system, up ecupetng the fountain
head of strength energy the great which oil The
other organs depend for their nurture and support.
By the time doses Of the great vegetable tonic and n'ss
ant have been taken feeble frame the dspepe will begin @
It's benign Appetite will be created and with appetite the CO.
paty what Peeere until the eare complete
until beautiful blood the material OF ah and muscle bone and
nerve and through toe channels Of culson instead Of as
wsery psbuum which they have heretofore been imPeey
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04

AYRSTARANLUIsA solemn Requiem s be- offered or the
pose o h, soul s. sf Clgrcb Tvrny ghiL-st sts
We lncs .ay. D.
All his fr.nls and connIrrmen resnecl,l1 -nNtnL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-01-18
.pETLEEs sx UTGEY.

l,PETLEs d UTLEY,
y DEALERS IN
Agricultural Implements, Machinery
FARMING AND GARDEN TOOLS,
HARD WARE, WOODEN WARE, FERITL-
IZERS. FIELD SEEDS. &C.,
are now receiving and opening large and well
selected assortment of Goods at their warehouse,
At Bruces old stand. Stomton, Va.
Their agricultural implements consist in part of
Hay. Straw and Fodder Cutters, Corn
Shelters, Hay and Grain Rakes, Hay
Forks, Cider Mills, Drills, Corn
Planters, Cultivators, Plows
and Harrows, Farm Bells,
Grindstones &c.
Their large and we'll selected stock of Hardware
is new and direct from manufacturers and i'm
porters, which they are offering at prices which
cannot fail to please, embraces, IN part,
Nails, Horse Shoes, Shovels and Spades, Grain
Scoops, Hoes, Mattocks and Picks, Forks, Gar
den Rakes, Locks, Bolts, and Hinges and Build
ing Material of every description. Carpenter
Tools, &c. &c,
Also fine assortment of CUTLERY, such as
knives and forks, pocket knives pruning and
budding knives.
They also have cooking stoves, and fine as
sortment of iron and steel.
They have woodenware of every description,
such as buckets, tubs, water kegs, field cans,
churns, &c.
The public are invited to give them a call, and
see their goods, as they are guaranteed in every
respect, and are offered at very low prices, as
they were bought for cash and can be sold low.
They are determined to build up trade and all
who are in want of goods in their ine-especially
parties who are building, cannot do better in the
0''''~ SPITLER & UTLEY,
at Bruce's old stand, Staunton, Va.