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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-11
Eoonand's German Tonio
DEBILITY.

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an enjoyment n hsu ss1zs feod cnobis De so
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ne, impat bloom 10 ne cheeks and change hr patient
frcn, d0rttyeathed emoeidicd, aceok, ard ferrous
fHroIid 10 fUifaeed, Soul and rigotops f.,TsoH.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bittcrs or
tonic. I'm fnct, they are Family mesit-
cines. They can be administered with
perfect safety TO child three months
old. the most delicate female, or n man
of ninety.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-11
CAUTION.

f'i"Faprs criman Remrdiss eoVnferfsited TIA
refii. hdrs he s,1aaiure NJ q. NJ. Jackson
lDh II ne pa's'ie lgr1fnsr n sach bohie, gad ne
f""a ne sri'ess LiO1n is each L0sls Az oilers are
'aiq-sJ'L
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-11
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
IFS natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color
nth the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
TIKI. L.. :. ,l,:aL
, 1870-08-09
NEW ADVERTEsEMENTs

nLLE 90 Enhyer som maatte have
LFl Noget at fordre paa Boet etter
Abide Mary Dewhurst alias Dun
bayin 90 efterleyende Mand Michael
Dewhurst 90 paa Boet efter afdode
Enke Mary Frederiks, indkaldes her
we'd til at anmeIdc og beyiisIiggjore
dercs Kray for undertegnede Ret
linden Udl0bet at 3 Maanedcr efter
denne IndkaldeIses sidste Bekjendt-
gj0relse.
Frederiksteds Skifterct, St. Croix
den 6te August 1870.
c. SARAUW.
, 1870-08-09

.YlYHEREAS the 3rd Member for the
Ma Country District of Chrisriausteds
Jurisdiction, Planter A. NJ. Dam, has left
the Island for a period of over 4 Months,
and that in conformity with 5 "a Of the
Colonial Law has vacated his seat in the
Council, a new election will according to
orders from Government take place on
Saturday the goth instant at the Court
house.
The polling will commence at 10 o'clock
noon and in accordance with the 5 80 of
the Colonial Law close at 3 O'Clock p. m.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District of hristiausteds Jurisdiction 9Th
August 1870.
c. SARAUW.
, 1870-08-09
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mURING my absence from the
~ Island, the A~pothecary's Estab-
lishment in Frederiksted will be CON
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rarensen, who also holds my power
of attorney.
St. Croix 9Th August 1870.
L. FABER.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

LIFE ASSOCIATION or AMERICA,
The record of this company is real.
ly astonishing, and unless testified
to by gentlemen of known stand.
ing aud unimpeaChable integrity,
would be passing belief. Think Of
a company established in 1868, and
consequently but two years old,
having an annual revenue from pre-
NUNS of over S2,OOO.OOO, with as
sets over S9,OO0yOOO, and with out.
standing policies amounting to
more than SS6,OOO,0OOl The figures
are absolutely startling, aud we rub
our eyes and look again to see
whether the figures represent mill
lions or thousands. We refer our
readers to the statement of this
company published elsewhere
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

deAlg disappeared Ct the tine Of
the shock
WARSAW, july 1.-The Empe-
rOr and suite have arrived here.
A grand official demonstration will
be made in honor OF the event.
LISBON, July 2-SenOr Figant-
ire, recently appointed Portuguese
Minister to Washington, has been
transferred to st. Petersburg.
RosiE, July lit is said at
least two.thirds Of the fathers in
the Gcumenical Council will de-
part for home soon as infallibility
dogma is officially promulgated.
PARIS, July Figaro was to-
day prosecuted for violation of
the press Law. The particular Of
fence being the publication Of a
false. auecdote Of the Emperor end
late Earl Clarendon.
Washbuyn, the American Minis
ter, has gone to the German wa.
teriug places. Col. Hoffman, Sec.
! rotary Of Legation, will act during
his absence.
The Arch. Bishop Of Paris hal
returned from Rome.
Provost Paradol, new ministe
to Washington, sailed from Havrc
to-day, for New York.
WASHINGTON July 4.-The Sen
ate was in session all day, an
will meet this evening.
Debate was continued on tn
amendment excluding Chimes
from the privilege Of naturaliza
ton. Williams Of Oregon, Stew
art ofNevada, and Conkling favOl
ed the amendment; Sumner, ca
penter, Schurz, and Trumbull OF
40
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

rate may nc nxeu at inherent
figures.
WASHINGTON, July Revenue
81, 1871 1S.
HoUsE-The Senate's request
for a new committee of Conference
on the Indian appropriation bill
gave rise to an animated debate in
which it was contended that the
House is not bound to carry out
treaties made by the Indian Peace
Commission Of 1867. New COM
mittee of Conference ordered.
The House refused to allow
counsel for Pat Wood to be heard
at the bar of the House.
The Louisiana contested cleo
ton case, Darrell vs.. Bailey, was
decided in favor of Darrall, Repub-
lican. A motion to reconsider
was ordered, and will come up next
Wednesday.
A bill passed declaring forfeited
to the United States certain lands
granted to Opelousas and Great
Western Railroad.
SExArE-Sawyer addressed the
Senate in favor of the bill for the
sale of lands in Sea Island of
Beaufort county, South Carolina.
Naturalization bill considered:
An amendment by Sumner was
adopted, striking the word white
from the naturalization laws.
A substitute of the Senate CON-
mittee for House bill was rejected.
Amendment offered by VIII
liams excluding Chinese from the
privilege of naturalization was de.
bated by the Senate. Pending &C.
ton adjourned ct 7 O'Clock.
MnADvILLE, Pa, July 2.-The
Fellows of Northwest Penn
sylvania VII have 2 grand celebra-
ton here on ne 9Th Of July. AID
dresses BY colfax and Past Grand
Master JW. Stokes.
ViEsaA, June 2.-Adylces have
bean received of 3 sharp earth
d Greece yesterday. AZ
Iand n ia naahhoFhooa sud
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

Inc A lsOs sSsspgsuo PuOtiUuvtOii
two days on account Of the 4th,
Their patriotism runs high.
The United States District
Court, Judge Hill presiding, will
convene tomorrow,
JEREMIAH.
WASHINGTON, July l.-HoUsE
Discussing Funding bill.
taxation
and Government. Aspicy debate
is progressing.
WASHINGTON, July l.-Revenue
over one million dollars.
Gen. Sherman and family has
gone to Berkeley Springs, to spend
the Summer.
The Census Commissioner asks
an additional million dollars to
complete his work.
Cabinet met to-day, and meets
again on Friday. The President
left at nine O'Clock.
The decrease in the debt dur
ing June, was nearly twenty and
a quarter millions.
Coin in Treasury, $I12, $50, 600,
Currency, nearly 20 millions.
WARRINGTON, July 1.-SENATE-
Resumed consideration Of tax bill.
A spirited discussion took place
on the proposition to tax income
from Government bonds 5 per
cent. The amendment was reject
ed. The final vote striking out
the income tax was, yeas rs, nays
q. This vote is regarded as a
anality upon this question. An
amendment was adopted provld-
ing that tax on salaries of govern
ment officers shall cease August
first.
AoueE-Ab Dill granting theElBht
81 wav % the Alabama road
through public LANDS in California
passed.
tbs funding bill reported by.
tas Ways and Means committee
6n Is and passad-ras
/ MAA
nays 51 1ho hili auEhoEz
s. one miIIZtn|
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

nivieien 6l leF Aa
nrmazien ofaneH county.
AmGitioa Mom The eidza4s q
Hnnsh Raleloa lafayette md
o1anties, 7inB iol
BE- q ndN county.
AudtioH bon Tie heirs Of J.
IL Lylss deceased, praying foF
relief
Bulls passed:
AZ st for the relief Of Lee
tillman.
An act to extend Sc time for
the collection Of taxes N Ferry
county.
An act to legalise the assess
ment Of taxes in Yallobusha
county. .
An net for the relief Of Rice and
Kicks Of TishOmingo county.
Both Houses adjourned over to
Tuesday In honor Of 4th July.
Many members have gone home.
Others have gone down to Mag
nOlia.
The Governor and other State
officers are going to Magnolia to-
morrow evening.
JACKSON, July A-Te-day is the
soiled remnant Of a glorious past.
Hand bills were posted about that
the Republican Cub would have
a glorifcation, and q negro would
be the orator of the day. Ye gods
how have We fallen! About 10
o'clock there was q motley gather.
ing of black, yellow, and a small
sprinkling Of degenerate whites
assembled at the capital to hear
the reading Of the Declaration Of
Independence and the orator.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

at per cent
from taxation ne Uhissu
States or States Bonds 70 be
sold a par and proceeds devoted
~ tbs rsdempfioa 81 $50 bonds at
nor value. Ii also authorizes the
seerstsry OF the Treasury to re.
ceIve gold on deposit in sums not
lless than 900, for which ce-tif-
Gates are to be issued bearing 3
per cent. interest. These deposits
may be Withdrawn ct any time on
thirty days notice rs per cent
of these bonds to be used in re-
deeming bonds. The bill directs
that all bonds purchased by the
Secretary Of the Treasury and
nov held in the Treasury, shall
be cancelled and dstroyed and
bonds redeemed hereafter shall be
cancelled and destroyed, and de.
Quoted from the outstanding pub.
lie debt.
NATCHEz, Mss, July Lee
passed lO:4; Natchez 1918. The
former didn't land, but lost 4 min.
utes taking coal barges. The
Natchez lost s minutes landing
Great excitement here on account
of race. Reports are conflicting
but both boats beat the Princess
time to Natchez 10 or Is minutes
New YORK, July The steam
ship Tennessee proves q total loss
Every passenger was saved. TIL.
vessel and cargo was fully in
sured.
New YORK, July Moses H
Grinnell was nominated Collec
tor ofCustoms of the Naval dis
trict of New York.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

- 'ns.s.~, 80 ". aS~'.' "a VuO
Southern Associated Press, and
others.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July A
The day was observed by closing
stores, banks, etc. A Republican
meeting, which had been adver-
tised for several weeks, was held.
A row took place over the dinner,
in which several negroes we're cut
and shot, some dangerously all
of the same party.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

WORK srRuP, which will certainly relieve.
your children Of Worms, which are indlca-
tel By pains in the stomach, swelling Of the
abdomen, picking OF the nose and ears, bad
breath, variable appetite, etc. II Is a pure
syrup. aud children will readily eat It
spread on bread, and it is entirely harmless
in It's nature, and never has been known to
fail In giving prompt relief to the little sur.
feregs.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
How MUCH DOES IT COST?

II will only cost you one dollar to buy q
bottle OF EDwARD WILBER'S sARsAPARILLA
\ POTASH, which will, beyond doubt,
cure you, OF ofyour family, OF scrofula
in all Its forms, scrOfulous Sore Eye,
Chronic Rheun tsm. Neuralgia, skin Dis.
easei. no matter how old or inveterAte, eve.
~ known variety Of Constitutional syphilis
or VeneTeal Diseases. GlAndular swellings
Ofthe Neck or elsewhere, Chronic Chills add
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

Brigham young don't coniine his
advice about dress to the sisters of
bis flock, but closed q recent "talk"
by firing a hot shot at the brethren
BY way Of q set of for the full vol.
ley given the sisters, for their prac.
tice Of wearing tight-legged
pantaloons, which he considered
uncOmely and indecent, ins tead Of
the large, Foomy aud comfortable
homemade style Of former years,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
How MUCH DOES COST!

Il win only oOsl you one dollar and TWEEN
ty-ave cents TO buy a bottle o WDW. WIl.
Daa's sT0NAoH BITTTEs, which will Ger.
tainly cure you, OF any Of your family. Of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. and all species
Of indigestion, IHtsFmittent Fever. and pc.
riOdlcal disorders. It will give Immediate
Isllef In Collie and Flux. Il will cure Cos
tiveness. It is a mild and delightful ihvig-
GRANT for delicate females. II Is asafe anti.
bilious Alternative and tonic tor ell family
purposes. It is ADOWeFful recaperant amer
the frame has been reduced and ~attenua'ed
by sickness. It Is an excellent appetizer. as
well as s,rengthsner Of the digestive forces,
and is desirable alike as q corrective and
mild cathagtic.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

A LITTLE boy near Oxford one
day last week, attempted to start
q Gre with kerosene oil. The re,
auIt-a badly burned boy, and
house nearly burned down.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
HOW MUCH DOE IT COST?

It will only cost you twenty-five eents to
buy a box Of EDWARD WiLDER's FAMILY
PILLS, which Is the best known combiua
ton Of Medicine Tor Constipation or slug.
sish Bowels, In these conditions of the
alimenary canal, they are perfectly lnfalll.
bic. Asa ~purgAtive In all Fever and In.
nammatOry diseases, Acute Rheumatism,
Inflammation Of the Liver. Brain, Kidneys
and Bladder, Fever and Ague, ssre Eyes,
Dizziness Of the Head, Vertigo. Dizziness, etc.,
they can not be excelled, and no family
should ever be without them.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

Season, and particularly
7 COTTON and the do.
FER PRICES, HAVE
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-31
.woc MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1870 y
n SHW1R RD,g BAD BARGATNs.


II is said that the treaty for the acquisition
of the Island Of st. Thomas win cbme up
for consideration in the Senate Committee
onForeign Affairs tomorrow, and desperate
efforts TO impose on the American people the
burdens of this worst of Stewards bad bar
gains may be anticipated. Congress has Just
taken the position that the country is too
poor to expend for thu improvement of
League Island any portion of the moneys
that would be realized by sale of the site
of the Philadelphia Navy Yard, and yet the
nation is asked to spend ten millions
for little speck of land in the
West Indies, : which may at any
moment be submerged by a tidal wave, or
sunk forever below the surface of the ocean
by volcanic action. If we have no money to
spend in creating navy yards at home, it is
folly to squander millions in attempts to
create temporary naval stations abroad. st.
Thomas is too small to be useful for agricul-
tural purposes, and its unreliability as a port
orgdepot has been fully demonstrated since9
the 6gotiations were commenced. The ex-
perience gained in the Alaska business should
warn Congress of the folly of purchasing any
hiotV 1AN -uoOASoo oOAAieoi
years must t-elapse before-the revenue
derived from our new Northwestern iacq1isii
ton will equal the current expenditures and
if thelpresentipolicy prevails of maintaining
n large military force there to protect a sup
posititieus, population, and fomenting Indian.
wars TO attract the gangs of frontier harpies
who EeperpetpaHy seeking opportupitieszaf.
enrichment at the national expense, tens if
not hundreds Of millions will be squaRdereds
on Mr.. Stewards white elephant of Alaska be-
fore any sensible advantage will be gained
from this purchase by the American people.
Thegwisest thing that can be done is to aban-l
don the whole country as speedily as possible,
and to let the Indians, fishermen, Seal
hunters, and dProspectors fight out their bat
ties, until an actual necessity arises for
serious attempt to develop this unproniisihg
rsgion-e 1t is bad enough to own Alaska, but
the luxury of attempting to govern it is en-
tireiy too expensive for country that desires
tetfeduce tsxation; and as for the delicate
titlbit OF; sc. Thomas, it is decidedly too pre-
ciousI'a morsel for republican people who.
cburt their Indebtedness by thousands of
millions. 20 htaa- I".i '.tF acp''y5s yds Il
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-31

pFofessed 10 differ, to. some extent IN. their
political sympdthi6s' eight years daSoI The
only tbingwe fear from guolH ogpbiF9iAh
as this is, that II win probably yhave'theVeffecth
Of making the Grand Army Of Otlei Reph6li@
throw the weight of itsg inf aenes in thspo-
litical scale. This organization is os-
tensibly designed fofrtho0putpose Of mRir
tanning q social bend qnfellPwhiig IbetTeen
the men who fought in q common cause, and
SO far it is commendable aud out Of the reach
of CRITICISM but as to6 frequently HSpb5ngf6F
such cases. its principal Object SO far as the
public are concerned, ,SPpears to BE t6 Pdsh1I
into,n notice clique oE iext volunteer ,ofG cefs3
who are extremely solioitous thato their'ser4AI
vices in the field should beI rewarded by the
fattest Offices in the gift of the State or
nation. There are too many Of these gentle;
men now, whose war ,reeordsj will not bear d
very critical examination, feeding at the pub
lie crib and q rival Democratic "Grand Army
will give them more Opportunities than
ever to push themselves into notice.
Otherwise than this, we doubt whetherFtheI
combination tosupport the Constitution as it
was win materially jecphrdissl TIP 5Hterests
of the Republican Psrtyp or the liberal policy
that 1t has inauguratedaq TsaRoI
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-31

Thh lPobr, on Friday hstvisikedIthe Ameri-
chn College in Rome, and was graciously
pleased to declare, that the Reppblic, II the
tnitedlHtates is,a bephlaidof of hitdlligeAcaand
virtue, and that the it5hdeIifhStlon of the
church appiisdl onig Atb nbcepiopss an65elf
rbyolptjoniats, who are aS dangerous in Anne
ricS as hl Epbbeg AS bis OHQllnessis ihfalbS
he,. or expects shortly-to become 80, this,
highly complimentary opinioHwiIhjtp jtps CooIrsel
be duly appreciated by the American pebpie,5
al hditxiil not Rtan be considsfed M th6llighti
OF "a npefe after dipperE-or, rather, after
bFealfhs X tteraASeI ipsbirga pAy IBy SaPof
a nd caret. IL win be especially graft ying to
lhaytbat spsns os sSf 'thfF "a Z
famous syllabass@whiehpw we'insginedit to'be ia'
tended expressly ferSfr bene4it, dc, npt pppply,
to us at all bnt only to- lcentious and infideti
reyClutionisis,a s@hoodnrd as IishRgero dangerous pini
Ameries AZ In TR6BBeiIg0fA co,ffse, after
this fecIarati6ns t;b4 g. sIA27 sIipassw the
Catholic '1aioChureh in the va United
STATES MillOcehse lbs Afforts To destroy our
common school system, +qdwhich we are in
debted for some,of our virtue and. very much
Of eiifinteligehce ssla repdthh. II is boldly
claimed now that The AGathetc Church does
not, object so rpq much to the ~ reading Of u the
Bible in the public schools as to any school
system whateverD thae Ys'fidt rs dftdsfEely under
her own Control IN wker4 Eet ~ Can Be done
with any Hope Eof' f'succsssOsheyh dtgihghAE
division ofSiheI selsDl IfuniiI to -aid,Iin the
InainteRance of RBe ctRisnn system of 'elilIna-
tiqpa AsltbeRepstevi videntlz dees not intend
ansthin of thsikinda neutrality-suspicious. all
such attempts will in theafutuos he sbsns
dohed,I and that the Catholic ,S;hgtch win,
without Interfering With public affairs, aid in.
9preading virtue pHl and Intelligence that the
United States may more than ever deserved
the good opinion of his Hoiiness.
I -Elsl N-lLSllaAIaA
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-31


:. a,gSYIWFg a az ,,aaas,
NJ EMILE OIlI'iEt', Vtel-roer"i-ioau or Ine
Ffench Cabinetf has issu6d Sar circular to the n
IProctrettrs ah2. eGrfintA ABhe qfyertiesT
the epress.J Rolamiesfs are odsblsreat tsJbey eypeea
but attacks on the Emperor, apologies for
crime, attempts to turn soldiers from their
duty, matter tiiat tends'to' cause disobedience
ofs orders, and Jalb tbels, are TO, ,beAseYerelyr
punished, especially the latter, With heavy
fines We have not the faintest idea what
subj ects NJ. 0liiSierI intends 20 Include under
the head of polemicsgBat the list of punish
able offensesjs pgeJenougbtqiue nearly
every subject Of lye interest that the press is
likely ID edmFlent upoH and ip prkctidally
forbids all political discussions thet will bring
the actions Of the Government under criti-
cism. cism.' Thfs0 0'issn il a. aPett at othe
sezews qfoFa heFsl SSsi
while it maylhaNe the effectief silencings
of the more timda tj6urhalistss and, pertiapsp
succeed in crushing o6t I" otief]s,' IT viii Hot be
likely to increase theIgoedsyill of the danger
our classes, whose sspepfermancss of, late indi-
cate very plainly that the Evolutionary party,
If fl'h6t YET strong enoagh t6overeasn'tile eans
pire, is able to give great deal of trouble,
"a "a oxstss; a si,,ossss ,,oSsar .,a
influence. @ ''
,AraTIsettzfftfff-t - ur.olsa, sg sr
The HARP. OF i IHahiEN;Nph aiSS6S Saturday night
the irrepressihie fenlans r 1nauised IN an I'M
STp military yfbs fae@99pqsftsfsTtion 9qfsfsTs at BqfTts qTss
the most imposing ,teaHiIa OF "n'cn was tne
presentation by twenty e1las dressed IN white,
Hr golden aa hafp a 4toI eogo e9 tsanci s saf saf
Whether thssl slpftfNaafffra Y f5e 0rfsntlcM hafb
that onoe created such 1sl, aasfsaten aa aesTaras
Halls or the harp OF q th6sand strings on
WIe5 the gre9t Nfft8}5gf q8a6fffas Pfsaoher$t the
Mississippi 9lf eraLedd tle virtues OF
just men Yh1Sfs66 Ind had been made
'perfeok we aS tSsihf1ttned sh But it must
certainly iieppottung instru-
ment to be of any dsel to- ltiie wildcat candi-
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