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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21

WE copy from the Nesos of yester-
day full report of the citizens meet
ing in Henderson. on Saturday even
ing, to take into consideration the
proposition of the Directors of the
E. 81. & N. R. R., by which the loca-
ton Of the machine shops of that
road might be permanently secured
By Henderson. The. proposition of
the company was rejected with con-
siderable manifestation of indigna-
ton and scorn. They don't intend to
let the railroad have the right of way
through any of the streets, for any
purpose, nor grant them the privilege
Of using any part Of the river front,
GbeUe or belo10, Fourth cross street.
We don't exactly know the location Of
this street, but as the Company is to
be excluded froa the river above and
below it. we conclude that fit reaches
the river at all, it will have to be out
side the corporate limits of the town
Of Henderson.
Some Of the EvansYillians intimate
that the Company viii find an excel
lent river front just opposite our city,
and ct the same time save great deal
Of time and expense IN the transGl OF
passengers and goods, BIZ completing
49, 80 n. - v,o,S,.s nd Iek n ennsk-
SON enjoy her entire river front to the
fullest extent. Her streets will, also,
By this arrangement, in a short time
make excellent pasturage for cows and
other domestic animals. Seriously,
the people Of Henderson, it strikes us,
are acting foolish because they are
mad, not anunusual thing, However,
with corporations as With indivi5rals.
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- ia MOSS EA&1NEs
- Made from pure Irish Moss,
or Carrageen, is conceded
cheapest and most delicious f ofwII lake
A package. costing fPuddinsiss C1sfa RtS,
sixteen quarts 81 Gruels, Charlotte Russo,
RG95566iIoSnoaEEas, &C., &c. =
SEA MOSS FARINR
IND - Is creating great
y sensation in the
food market. Its
delightful flavor, convenience for dessert.
&C., &c, is unsurpassed.
- t "The .Pzoof Of the
pudding is In eat
Ing II" and we feel
confident that no man or woman who has
once eaten of q Blanc Mango, Pudding,
Custard, Cream, Charlotte Russo, or any
other dellcacy prepared with this marine
Godsend, will deny its claim to rank
among the table 1uxuries OF the period.
- Is made up without
trouble, and viii
always be good.
Try It, and our word for it, you win con-
dnue in its use.
GEA MOBs FARINE
~ -- Makes an elegant
Ice Cream, Is su-
pertor so Corn
Starch or .Arrowroot, and one hundred
- at least nfty differ
emit dishes can be
made rom SEA
economical. II is the cheapest food IN the
known world. aU
GEA MOB8 FARINE - 100
- Is rich In flesh form.
ing properties, ana
makes delightful
diet or children and ali others Iequirina
Liz nj and debate food.
GEA Moss FARTNE
gre q Inn prove
mentupon all SIM
ful and delicate food We have ever tasted"
SEA MOSS FARHME
- Custards Soups, CRU
r3 s els, &C., &C., made
FARINK. can be taken by invalids at all
times, and retained upon the stomach
while all other preparations are rejected.
OEA MOSS FARENE - AZ
- One experiment viii
convince the most
r skepticaI that SEA
tsrds, Puddings, Creams, &C., 90.
NEA MOSS FARKNE
80 A most delightful
and healthy foed
for children and
GEA MOSS FARINE
- Superior TO Corn
Starch, MAIZENA,,
kindred preparation. -.
GEA MOBS FABGNE
- "a Makes a most de-
Hghtful dess r t
per cent. of nutriment. y
- q Is Irish Moss puri.
10 ned, concentrated,
absolute luxury, and will hereafter be
quoted as food staple In. the markets OF
the Worle.
SEA MOSS FARINE
- For all the uses to
which the best Ar
BILE, at one-quarter the price.
GO EA MOSS FARTNE
- Is superior to ali
other preparations
children; nothing can surpsss il fol for p thst
purpose.
GEA MOSS FARIME
- Wll produce flesh to
a marvellous ex,
soothing and cooling to the blood.
@ asa MOSS FARHNE
- Tell your Physician
what IL is, and our
word for &c, he VIII
GEA moss FARINE
- Issp1endid for thick.
en1ng sauces, and
wi IL make nifty
different dishes.
- - Sold only at whole
sale by the
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE co.,
53 Park Place. N. Y.
ie30 decd view
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PATENTS
American and European.

American and European.
ERUNN - co. continue 70 give opin-
III lous In regard 70 the Novelty Of ln.
VentionG, Free OF Charge. making Special
Examinations &C the Patent once pre-.
pare SPECIFICATIONS, Drawings, Caveats aud
AeE1 KnmentA, and prosecute mppllcatl@ 90
for Letters patent AZ Washington aun 40
All European Countries. They give special
attention so The prosecution Of Rejected
Claims, Appeals, EntenalOna ana Inter-
ferencos.
@@- EamnhIata OF the New Patent Law
for 1870 furnished free. ADDRESS
MUMM a. Co.
81 Park HoW, New York.
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HEATING STOVES.


UNITED hrATH3 On AMHnIcA, Lea.
District of Indiana,
WHTm EMEAas libel nf Information
w was nied in tie District CoufI 1ftu
United states 0r tho District 0f indiana
on the ON day OF September. 1870. lv 90.
lumDua Mcdonald, against the Steam boat
Emma Floyd Ter Boilers Engine IanHlu.
Apparel ana Nlrmiturh. aeiHna nt HHta NIHa
80 "a eauae ~ danny aefcl IiHHa
boat, &c hud8u therefor
demnf therefore, TO pursuance uf Iue Mus
milton under tha seal of said Court tu mo-
dfrecled and delivered 4 40 hereby give
public notice o. ntl uer#uun clHlmtmH aMiu
goods, Or amy part thereof, or lm nuH uinua
mnF Interested therein that they be ANA
appear before tie District Court of the Uui-
ted states, % be held nt tho CITY of tudlr
annapolis, iu and for tho District az iuni.
ana, on the Hrat Monday OFT January
next, nt 40 o'clock OF the forenoon of inat
day, then ana there % iulerrpHe tuoiI
claims and make their HliHrntiuuH In fhNI
behalf BEN ApoONN
Marshal tfs 81
bt H. ~. Hl9NLoW, Dep.
Attest n. -. tioWLAwu. Ulk.
Gmha. 4. MAh3Hi Proctor for Libel Hnt.
Hnaff.ff
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Dr.. STONE, of Henderson, deliv-
cred discourse on Sunday evening.
on the Social Evilp It is much
easier to deliver discourses on the
evil than deliver society from its raw
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rrAcE pRospEors 1MPaoYINa.

LONDON, Dec. 20, 10 A. M.-The
prospects for peace are looking much
improved this morning. 1t is thought
in Berlin and Frankfort that the
peace basis proposed by the neutrals.
with some amendments, will soon be
adopted. Military movements in the
field continue active, and the French
are evidently endeavoring to concen-
trate. The German armies are falling
back before Bourbaki.
BoNBARDMENT TALKED ABoUT.
BERLIN, December 20.-The Cross
Gazette of this city says that the cause
previously given for the failure to
open the bombardment of Paris is in
correct.
The difficulties in the tTansporta-
ton Of material and heavy guns will
be shortly overcome, and further ac-
ton will be guided altogether by mil
itary considerations.
GERMAN ARMY NOT 50 5TRoNG.
LONDON. December 20.-The Tele
graph has q special from Brussels.
saying that the late heavy calls for
LandWehr, denote a weakness of the
German investing army around Paris.
and that its operations are more on
the defensive Than the offensive.
One or two more sorties like that of
last night and the siege Of Paris will
be raised.
A special from Frankfort says
month will be required before the
bombardment of Paris will be posi-
BILE. The guns in use In the German
army at present, are utterly worthless
for such purpose, and, besides that,
Versailles itself is nearly within
range Of the French guns.
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sheriR,s sals-NO. IL.

DY VIRTUE OF THEE % h1ecu-
% lions Issued out OF the once OF the
Clerk of the Court OF Common fleaa OF
Wanderburah County, Indiana one In
favor Of George w. Eathbon6 AID Sam uGi
Ravard, one IA favor OF John TieKa n Co. 4.
and one IN favor Of Uriah III. Dudley and
WIN. N. Bremen, all against Alfred M.
McGrid, I WILL on
WEDNESDAY,, deem BKR IS, 1870,
Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock An and
O'Clock Pm. Of said day. az the do0F OF the
Indiana, offer for sale, at Public Auction,
the Rents and Profits for the term Of seven
years OF the folio wing described Real Es-
Fifty By seventy-n7e feet t5Ox75), on the
western part OF Lot twenty (z3), In the
Upper Enlargement 70 the City OF Evans
vile, bounded as follows, tOsWfts Begin
ming az the corner of said Lot 80, AZ the
junction Of the alley Ia the rear OF u ana
Gum street; running thence nfty t5O) feet
towards First street; thence At right an
thence parallel TO Gum Street TO said
alley: thence 10 the place of beginning.
Also twenty-five t25l feet on Gum street
on the Northeasterly side OF the above de-
scribed tract and d1Olninz said tract run
ming back OF the same Width Heventy.dve
(75) feet, being the property which said
McGriff now occupies as a residence In
The lily OF evansville, Nanderburgh
County, Indiana.
And should said Rents and Profits not
sell for q sum sufficient to satisfy said Writ
aud COsts,-I VIII, Rt the same time and
place, offer for sale the Fee Simple OF
said premises. No relief.
A. PFAFFLIN, Sheriff V. G.
UEEf-1W
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SEVENTY FIVE wagons loaded with
tobacco gIaddened the hearts Of the
Henderson merchants last week. The
ruling price for loads was 81 90. So
and 80
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LEXINGTON, Va, Dec. lex
Governor Letcher is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
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8HMARcK's NOTE.

BRUssELs, December 20.-The Gov
eminent has declined to publish Bis
marck's note or answer thereto, before
the latter reaches King William.
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FANCY GooDsI

TOYS, NOTIONS, MUSICAL WARES,
New HoVeitiea, &c., frg the Fan trade
wholesale and retail, 81 th0 old stand, no.
Main 81 oelh'ami A. q FUbhhn.
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unLL.n sLaLaa .ar-ua-- Not

UNITED STATES or AMHHIrht Il
District nf tndiauns
WNTMEmEAEs p libel oi inioEmeiion
Wv Wan filed lu Tho UiHlHict Court OF iuu
United States for the District nf ludinuH.
on the 10Th day Of December lalIi uT vile
liam knight and otnafa. nnHluat tnn
sloamboat Con mercfui. her bgilem. enc
giuos, machinery tackle. apparel. lHfui.
ture and boats. seized az aaid nialfiet "a
cnuae Of action. civil and maritime 81 1u
claiming damages tu the sum uf Ga#HI CD
ana prnylng process against rn'o boat He.l
and that che same may De condemned and
sold therefor,
NOW, Therefore. lu pursuance OF tha m0-
milton under th0 seal uf Said court Or me
directed ana delivered i Go hereby give
public notice 10 an poIaonH claiming aaIn
goods, or any pert fhcreaf. 0r iu nnV mnu-
ner Interested therein. that they BE- enc
appear before me District Court Of lne
United states, o. be- held 90 Lln city 81 lua
dinunpolin, in aud f0r the District af iudia
ans on the Hfat Mgndaw 0f HnlrnnfN
next. 10 l0 o'clock OF thG forenoon III AHui
day, then end there o. iulcrpuae lloIr
claims and make their ailesaiiuua in iHHI
behalf
BEN. ap0ONFR. Marahni ~. rs
BH hAmUEh DAY Deputy.
Attest y. ~. ROWLAND ElgrN
CmAg. E. Mhnl % Proctor for ll1nInut
deciH
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go hrean Oyster 0f thH aHst qualify It
cHiNa0 daily PEI express Hna sold nA HN "a
lowest MARKET 3 flceH Dor nan 0r carr.
tfee lunel every morning lfeH
AN. Liil l2 noon
ns- Every sunday. 1rnusnt table ahos
lnuch ten cents.
H2f-iv p. a. HgM W lalaNMt
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ALL QUIET AT PARIS.

LONDON, December 20, Noon
Later advices from Paris state that
there has been no fighting around the
city since the first of December.
The people of Paris had received
news from the outside up to the 4Eh
inst. The soldiers and citizens were
undismayed; public order was perfect,
and stores are ample for several
months.
Advioes have been received here
announcing that the Germans stormed
Nuts, in the Department Of Cote
Dor, on the 18th. The French with
drew at nightfall. The Germans lost
300 killed and wounded Among the
wounded was Prince William Of Ba-
den, who was shot through the cheek.
John Bright resigned the Presiden-
cy of the Board of Trade.
A full text of Grants message was
published here to-day for the first
time.
The Times, In its comments. says if
the President expects England to take
the initistiVe for re-opening negotis-
tions on the Alabama question, he will
be disappointed. It was Americans
who rejected the last settlement, aud
that settlement was framed at Wash
inOfOTl
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SherifF's Sale-No. IA.

SheriR's Sale-No. IA.
WY VTRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS
- Issued out Of the ONCE OF the Clerk Of
fhe Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in favor
of Henry v. Bennington, Assignee. and
against Philip Schneider, Mic Scherse,
Peter Machenheimer and John krat,
will, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY z, 1871,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock AN. and
O'Clock Pm. of said day. at the door Of
the Court House. in the City of Evansville,
Iudiaua ofFer for sale, at Public Auction,
the Reuts and Profits tor the term OF
seven years OF the following described
Real Estate, to-Wit.:
The undivided half Of the following real
estate, sttuste in Vanderburgh County,
State Of Indiana, to-wit: Being part of the
north east quarter of the southeast quarter
of Section Number twenty (2O1, township
Number six CO., south OF Range Number
ten (lOl, west, and more particularly de-
Ecrfbed as two (2) acres OF ground TAKEN on
the west side OF Jour Cd acres5 part OF said
quarter section), which was conveyed Dy
James A. Jackson and Susan MS W1Ie, 10
Christopher Machenheimer ana refer
Kerth, and being the west nalI OF the
same four az acres which IS mentioned IN
q deed of conveyance made 'Dy J 9mes A.
jackson to said Christopher Maenennels
mer, dated January Is, 1853.
And should said Rents and EfontS not
sell for sum sufficient to satisfy salo VIII
and Costs. 1 will, at the same time and
place, offer for sale the Fee Simple OF SAID
premises. No relief
decI6 a. PFAFFLIN, Sheriff &C.
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FRAMING NOTICE.

WvHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING 70.
turned to Evansville, is now prepared
to take contracts for
Building Bridges,
Or any kind of heavy. or Intricate FRA NJ
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AsHBY's SALOON


A1G@ @A@ "a #1AA We
~aApr. JAS. AnmmW MAS FITTED
~ up the aunC .Ou1 nuiiainn uu Locust
ST.. between WGtnr Niflt ~ "a nffIefaaa
SALOON AND dnAufthMT.
the hnr win always BE- supplied Will she
RHsr BRANDS o. Lrnu0na. and thn IEala
tauramt Will be furnished Wltl tho
Choicest Brands Of Oysters
Al Kinds OF aA1In iu asaa1ut and H1Hf.
yer tho most fnFtiQluua anpaltr mHF l-
ra. All served Win tEun artistic aEfE
eM @tWe wn RmAAs oatM
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sCIFNTIFIC AMERICAN

A alxteen.page Weekly. devoted 10 NE
CHANrcs MANUFACTURE lMwEmTIoN,
TuRE, and POPULAR SCIENCE Fuii OF
splendid EnaravinRa. Terms % % 8 year.
Specimen number sent free.
Address MUMN ~ CO,
sdeclb-dNWdm 81 Park Row, NJ y.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
PEACE PROSPECTS IMPROVING.
BOMBARDMENT TALKED ABOUT.

ALL QUIET AT PARIS.
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Il n HARARAVR

ATTORNEY at La w {.
once on Third Street, In Washington
House Block.
VIII practice tie various Courts I
the Circuit. Prompt attention given 70
buEinesF.
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THE INTERNATIONAL,

or New York, by its prompt settlement OF
losses, fair dealing and equitable rates.
has commended itself to the support OF
-h1lRiuaaa para
Full lines upon desirable risks accepted.
.r..f .lrzs e. H. DREW, Agent,
deco No. 2 Main Street.
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THE NEW ROOD SOURCE.

G ia MOSS FARINE,
~ Made from pure Irish Moss,
or Carrageen, Is conceded
to be the healtFaSAaS
cheapest and most delicious foTvran
world. .l,,sz1 orc =, Si44sSs
a. package. costing 81 Puddiness.. CusfaaTds.
sIxseen quarts er1ts1 81 l3r1els, Charlotte Russo.
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20 EA MOSS FAR1NE
SB M Is creating great
y sensation in the
food market. Its
delightful flavor, convenience for dessert,
&C., &C., is UNSURPASSED
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confident that no man or woman who has
once eaten OF Blanc Mango, Pudding,
Custard, Cream, Charlotte Russo, or any
other dellcacy prepared with this marine
GOdsend, Will deny its claim to rank
among the table 1uxur1es of the period.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
sOMEIuING FOR CORPORATION
.TnnnnnY CnOH TO READ.

ATTORNEY cock TO READ.
On March IL Alderman Connolly in
troduced the following resolution, call.
ing upon the corporation attorney for
certain information, Of vital Importance
to the taxpayers and owners Of real es-
tate in this city. Two weeks have
passed, and Ne evaporation attorney,
for reasons best known TO himself, has
not thought It proper or expedient to
respond to the unanimous request Of the
Board. II is hoped that he will do so
tonight for certainly those who are sub.
jected to heavy cost for paving have q
right to know II they are protected by
law or mot. II the contractor is not
bound 10 keep his work in repair. law
requiring him, under bond and security,
to do so should be enacted by the Coun-
ellis at once, II may not be generally
known that n contractor can finish
pavement one day, can haveit measured
and assessed by Mr.. Bliss the neri day,
and can sell the assessment the third
day. This has been done
Extract from the minutes Of the
Board OF Aldermen, Monday, March Ia,
ls7O9 .... 800 ..f ~.
Mr.. Connolly Submitted the following |
resolution; which was agreed to-: --. al, |
Rssolped bv he Board Of AldDmSa Of he
Guy Of WdihiRgtOh, ID. O., That the Cor |
poratlon Attorney be, aud he Is hereby, 70
quested to Inform this Board at lts next ses- |
sion, whether or not there Is law OF this |
Corporation which requires the contractors |
for setting curbstones and paving footways |
and CUTTERS TO keep their work In repair for |
one year. o.. D. -.g.. .s"sta
He also submitted the following reso-
luton; which was agreed to;
Resolved by he Board Of Aldermen Of ne
Guy Of WdIhingfon, That the Mayor be, and
he is hereby, requested 10 notify aud require
the contractors for paving footways and
CUTTERS aud setting curbstones, In 1869, to
repair and put In proper condition all pave
ments, curbs, and gutters done by them In
1869 which arc found defective, and to en-
join on tho Ward Commissioners and the
Superintendent Of Carrlagsways, Footways,
Sewers, &C., TO see that these repairs are
faithfully executed and that he be also re-
quested TO withhold contracts, this year,
from those who decline to or do not or will
put their work Of last year In such condl-
ton IS will pass the inspection required by
law
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

NArtoSAL THEGrRE.-Lotta, who has
been most successful wherever she has
appeared, and who has turned the heads
Of more weak.minded young men than
any actress upon the boards, commences
an engagement at the National this eve.
ming, opening in the Little Detective|
In this prOteAn play, written, We believe,
especially for the sPrightly LOttn, she
sustains six different characters, and in.
trodueos many songs and dances, There
is no doubt that she will prove most
profitable card for the management and
we expect the theatre will be crowded
each night during her stay, os5 ,....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

VI ~ Mason 10. lg70
District Of OoIgHbtg, RalAtngt0n Cesnip. IA "a:
PETrlT, .admlalsiTaioIl n wIlipI .1LfpsT. de-
lnaloh eoualy aforeaAid, lppointOd tuesday, April
~ ~ D. $50, for the haAl settlement Aad dIstri-
AID u the assets Ia hand a. far ks The aSmS haSc
sase oOliIS1i.d .nS .orssa iRlS nessI Shsa ~
are nouned e attend, with thslT slAimt properly
Nenehsd, q theL nay elhslyi,s " lr b ~
elnded from all beneal ID AID dsetAasd q aalatsl
pfoylded 2 eopI o. this order Be publishSd ones
s SssT ,Sr .STss ssits q The NAEiosAL RISVIL
n6a.Msw. .s.H. Rs;iiisl ~ Viii.
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A PARAGRAPH in Saturdays issue
seems to imply an antagonism between
the testimony Of Admiral Porter and
that Of Surgeon Wood before the House
Naval Committee as 10 the executive
officer. We understand that Surgeon
Wood presented no views in opposition
to the prescribed authority Of the exec.
utiye officer or against the military au-
thority of tho line generally. His posi-.
ton was that rank and authority were
distinct, and that rank, being given staff
officers as a measure OF age and service,
should not give way to any junior officer
but the one in command, and that ii
amounted to nothing IL Il were made TO
give way before every junior officer tenn.
pOrArily representing the commander,
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"-CAUTIOn. --Audaeioas Counter
~ fsiti-Ths reputation which for mAay
isrs. ,, a. ns STANDARD Tonis 81 the Age, AId the
large demaad for the Artels, net only the Unllsd
STATES but elsewhere, have provoked the eupidlty
Of the oeuntstfsitiRG tribe, Gnd u has been sHtSa
siy.ly simulAted and Initiated By unHerupuleus
III. most l.rlpS esuptsrfsli Of said article, which
knowledGe, Tbs sngEaysd steel labsl On bottle.
sentAiniRg the genuinS blttsrs, With its baAnpfui
vlGnstts % u oeorrs ard the dragon, Its shield,
its Rots Of hahd for 'ohe cant Al the foot tlGnsd
With ear drm name, hss been eeBlsa 30 elossly,
thAtthe fraud can ehly Be dstsotsd On . minute
lunpeetiou, The dark label 10 alse well oegntsr-
sns az - vSISiss On es'h ne iI,!.,Se
fsr.pes bsiSs siispi isiSs sxseuuss ofths sorf
that Of The initiation hslnG somewhat eoorssr han
the Ieluins. Other souhisrfeiti are on tbs mar
sofibsd above. With The exception of slirhl an.
ference - the spsllinE qf our nAAs. -..,..-,
In addition TO the abovs, these oountsffs'ters
have gene 90 far In some ihatApssa a. to place
strip u paper ever the cork and faateh 10 The neck
wise priAlod 70 rsssmble the general appsariRSs
isspssilsa viii dlssie,s he sSS,ass u iSs ssSTs
States IatsrnAl ksveEu . ali 81 which, tsgaihsr
With additional WordlnG, appeH On oar GSnuipe
stamp, The publie are therefore especially Harnsd
against these rev eoun'sffelts, and pre ADVISED
70 purchase Hoatettef'a htomaeh Biuefs only Of
houses vhose integrity L. above suapieiou. The
true specific lt sold IN boitlss e1elnsivsly never
49,.
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Y wisaIsayos, B. o., ksfsi ., 100,
az Re R:9t JULIE p n, Stsgss; (
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

WAE1a oPsRA HoUsE.-!The excellent
minstrel troupe 81 Allen 4 Pottengin
concluded their engagement on SAtur-
day evening, ,Weare informed by Mr..
zwisler, the popular and accomplished
and courteous business manager q the
troupe, that we shall probably hear
them again next season. We shall GER
tSinly most heartily welcome the return
81 this admirable corps Of artistss. all 3.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

TuE FrRsT ooLOREp yoTE UEpER THE
FRTREETH AMESDMESr.-A school cleo
ton was held at Wilmington, Delaware,
ON Saturday, and n considerable eOlOTed
vote was polled In the Fourth ward
tho election officer was Democrat, who
made no objection to receiving the votes
Of eoloTed men,