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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-26
Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, Aug. Is, 1870

THURSDAY, Aug. Is, 1871.
BEEF CATrtg.-There was a large attendance
of both spectators and butchers at the yards
yesterday afternoon, and the market was quite
brisk for good cattle Of " hich there are but few
coming forward, most Of the arrivals being in
rather poor condition. Common stock declined
fully TO &c p 10. while the better class Of cat
tie sold readily at last weeks prices-some G25
head changed hands. The market opened this
morning active at eSterday' ; rates and cOntluu-
ed so until the close. There good demand
to-day from country dealers and graziers for
stock cattle, and the few on the market found
ready sale at 81 to 3! cents - Id. Some 100 head
Of the arrivals were reshipped East without be-
ing offered here Prices to-day ranged follows
Best Beeves at 5O@Ss; generally rated first quail
lty NJ I5@)S7 medium good fair quality
CGS6 30; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows,
CgS5 90; inferior and lowest grades Of Cattle
Cg}S4 50-general average of the market to-
day So 90; extreme range of prices ass.
Most Of the sales were from . - 10 Sc so per 100
lbs. Ofthe receipts 54l head came from Ohio,
S53 from West Va, 72G from Virginia, - from
Maryland-total receipts for the week 2,l93
head OF the offerings S34 head were taken by
baltimore butchers 634 sold 10 spectators SOC
head 10 country dealers, and It head 10 coun-
try butchers-.otal sales 1883 head.
SHEEP.-llave been coming forward very free
ly this week, and except for good fat Sheep,
which are scarce, tho market has u downward
tendency. Good stock sheep are in active re-
quest at full prices. Lambs are plenty and duh
at quotations. Prices to-day ranged as follows:
Fair to good Sheep at 4GJ5 cents, good to ex-
ira 5Gg54 cents per 10 gross. Stock Sheep 70
@S2 80 per head. Lambs at 2@}S3 80 per head.
Receipts this week 8, 9G2 head against I, 229 last
week, and $ 05S head same time last year
HoGs.-The supply during the past week,
though not very large, were ample for the wants
of the trade which is confined almost entirely 10
the city butchers. Prices to-day ranged rs fol-
lows; At l. 5O@Sl3 so per loo lbs net Re
ceipts this week 3,245 head against 1, 77G last
week, and C, 223 head same time last year.-Sgn.
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Az INGEN1nus 1iscArE rnnM rnr Ma

An INGENIOUS ESCAPE FROM THE Ma
RYLAND PENGTENTIARY. -Oao Of the most
ingenious escapes on record took place at
the Maryland pcnitentiary last evening"
The party who effected his slapo is named
Adolph Lawrence, Frenchman. His cell
was on the upper tier, aud being crippled
in tho left hand, he was not compelled to
work. Iii ssupposed that during the after
noon lie must have visited his cell, where
he made an cfigy Of man and placed it in
position inside the cell just as tho couvicts
stand whom the deputy keeper makes his
FIRST evening round and receives check
from each prisoner as proof positive of his
presence in his proper place The ofligy
was made Of straw taken from his bed
and had for head pretty good rc7resen-
tation made of papier- mache lie also had
a hand made of the same material, in the
finger of which was held his ticket A.
the deputy keeper made his round he hur-
rediy gathered 10 this ticket with the rest.
which WAS placed among those taken from
the prisoners, and on count it was found
that the number Of tickets tailed with the
number Of prisoners. The first ntmation
Of the escape came from child on the
street. a reward Is offered -BaHin,o5c
Sun, AHgUa 18Th
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ESThe Cumberland papers publish the
premium list OF the Second Annual Fair Of the
agricultural ard Mechanical Society Of Allega-
ny County and West Virginia and Peansylva-
MA TO 6e held at Cumberland, October 4th, 9Th.
otn and 9TH, 1870. From the list, as published.
we learn that the following gentlemen Of this
slate, are appointed, among Others Judges, as
follows Glass Hogs-Hiram Alkire, Of Nine
raj Glass -Shesp-Danie r. Mcneil and
Jacob Cunningham, of Hardy, and James Rees,
OF Mineral. Class DISQUALIFICATION Buck
samuel Rees and Maj. William vandiver, of
Mineral. Horse DepGrtment--I V. Inskeep. of
this county, and Nimrod Alkire of Mineral -
Glass l5-Blooded HorSes-Thomas Davis, of
Mineral, and James r. Heiskell, of Hardy. Class
i6-Qulck DraugM and Sqddle Horses-Dr. A .
Gerstell and Captain c. Allen, of Mineral, and
'ause Herriott, Of this county. Glass l7-Qaick
DrdHgh Cohs-James Kuykendall and Job We'll
ton, of Mineral. Glass l9-Heary Drought Colts
Colonel David Gibson, Of this county. Trials
Of SPeed-General G.. w. Washington and John
G. Heiskell, Of this county, and Captain c. AL
lon Thomas Davis and William NJ. Welch, of
Mineral Bacon, Dairy and Honey Department
-Bobcrt w. Gilkeson, of this county. Machine
~ and agricultural DePdrtment-Joshua John
son, of Mineral
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EvTHE LADY's FRIEND for September

NJ lie lady y Il RlEND lot Ncptem Der.
capital number The steel plate is a quiet, do
nestle scene the colored fashion plate specially
airy and elegant, even for this magazine, and
the colored embroidery pattern brilliant "Un-
der the Ivicd Bridge looks cnchantingly cool
these hot summer days. The illustrations OF
children's and ladies fashions are graceful and
stylish-just what ladies Of taste require. The
music is new and pretty song, "Eoline."-
Fresh and spirited as the literary matter Of this
magazine always is, each number seems better
than the last. That favorite writer Miss Doug
las, begins new continued story-"Solid Sill
vcr or, Chrisie Deane's Bridal Gifts" which is
in her best vein and Miss Prescott "ever charm
ing, ever new" continues ''The Cascannons
Aunt" "3y the Silver Sea- is a sprightly and
appropriate story; and the poem. only Dreams,
is sweety written. The work table novelties
are of varied interest attractive to the iudustri-
Gus; aud the editorial, as usual, welcared for
department that many turn to first. published
by Deacon & Peterson, $40 Walnut Street, Phil
adelphia. Price 81 80 year (Which also in
cludcs large steel engraving Four copies Sc.
Five copies land one gratis,) IS. 1.-THE Ladys
Friend and The Saturday Evening Post" land
one cugraving,) 81. Sample copies l5cent5. We
will checrfully send the name of any one desr-
ing to subscribe for this Magazine, or, if any
one wishes, we have an arrangement with the
publishers, we will furnish our paper and a copy
Of the Magazine, for 50 80 for one year
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Serious Dis'prjoaec IN me Co-p, Le7itniJ
LoNDoS, August 2l-Tclcgrams from
Paris announce that n grave disturbance cc-
Cured yesterday in the corps Lrgi 'aif.tho
session Of which was attended with vchc-
mont dcHuEciatiou, tumult and rancorous
debate The occasion Of tho disturbance
was tho reading Of tho proposition Of Kcr-
a'oy relative 90 The formation Of the Commit
tee Of Defence. TIE greatest uproar aud
confusion was provoked by tho presentation
q such proposal Immediately deputies
on both sides Of thc Chamber arose and ve.
bomcnuy commenced stating their views
and disIikcs It the members The lcftrcr-
sisted 30 accusing the minority With having
caused the war By their aggramGne course
10 sustaining The minority iu the ilahrz7I-
.cru matter and other needless acts of exotic
mont.
The members Of the majority denied Tho
accusation If provoking the conflict
The entire chamber was in a fearful dis
order, when tho President arose aud ter.
minated The session
The sitting was ended tumultu0usIv
The reporters were ordered 90 leave.
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BALrIMonE MARKETS, Tuesday, August

23.-Receipts OF wheat to-day composed of F., 100
bushels white and 0, 900 bushels red there S
no prime or choice Southern, and the market
very heavy for low grades included in the sales
were l, 100 bushels Western red, tough, at 81 30
Cy 30; 1000 bushels good and prime do. 81 80
80 +; 1000 to 5000 bushels OF Md rcd at 8
Is TO 81 40, as to condition 400 bushels Ten
ncssee white at 81 Al; 800 bushels low grade
Maryland at 81 - to 81 40 prime and choice
Southern would bring good prices. CoRV-4, =
60 bushels offered market continues dull and
prices exhibit wide range rs to condition !,
700 bushels good and prime white 81 % a.! OS :;
600 bushels Western do. 80 10 % cents; 600
bushels Western mixed so ca 50 cents; 1000
bushels do. yellow SO a. 81 cents; 400 bushels
Southern % a. 81. OATs-Salcs ) COO bushels
ut 44 TO AZ cents, mostly 46 cts RYE-Sales
500 bushels, in lots. at rs to so cents as to
quality - g. Izcffe
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JOSH BILLINGS says "Won yu see thir.
teen geese walkin Injin file in a strato line.
with their toes turned inwards, va kan Lat
on a change in the weather." but W, sac
when you SEQ all the men, women AID nil
dren in tho city, aud for miles around.
walking in a straight liuc-p.alinr direct
for No 93-thcn you may snow that Bait.
zcll q Go. mean busineEs--tbat they have
something new 10 attract the crowds
CimJDiapd Tlccro,h.
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CoUNTFRFEIr CuRRENcY.-A danger

NVIN. III III NONNLNNl '---N uHHEUI-
ors counterfeit ffty-ccut fractional currency note
Of tho old Issue has just been put in circulation.
Itclosciy resembles the genuine The paper used
in the genuine is pink tinted. Tho counterfeit
slightly grccuish in color, and the face is some
whot blurred. The words fractional currency
mad stamps ARE darhiy shaded, which is not the
case in Ihe genuine. There Is also difference
in the back Of he notes
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HelrnDold's Fluid ExtractBuchu

In affections pccWliar to Ftmalcs, Is une-
QpdHed ty any ohcr PrP0raHoH, rs IN
Chlorosis, or Rctcotjou, RtinJulncss, or
Suppression Of Customary Eyacuotions,
llccrof,d or S,hiryus Sioic ofhe Llcrus,
anil all compianfs ncid,nt IN the Ger, or
the dceiHc or chaHgc oIE/c.
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TT y man who wants to be on tho safe
side, says lie shall not undertake to say which is
right, France or Prussia, until he finds out which
is left when they get through fighting
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N OTTCE

INE partnership heretofore existing between
J'hN p. ki ~eELL auI JACOB A. MAR.
ktE. mt tbe Osrr1st Flour Vi1 Fr,oEfrt
west Va ha1 ta8 3av mutuaIIg eT,rsI fII
persons indebted 90 sli1 f-g viii Plea -if =.
,t'd Jacob Marker aud settle tie saas imm,-
an'ciy. and au claimants win pi.asc present.
inrir bills forthwith FOO payment
RUSSELL & MARKER.
frankfort Fn Aug f1. fl-u.
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Hoonand's German BItters
Hollands German Tonic

q e01iJinotsOn Of al ne tHgredien,t Of ne
BifSrS, giLi ruKa Santa Cruz Iium OrGags efo.
II " Ufet FOR ne same dfseHEeE ds ne Bilts-s ia
cosef where some pure alcoholic tiipstluS 70 70
S0'reL Ioa t,tH bear ia mind Ghat these reuu-
dies are entirely different from any oG.,rs
0dr'r;,Sed Yer ne cure Qf ne discGseI NAMED,
OsSr Cetng fcieH'fc preparations Of pscdiciHdl
eItTGcfs. toAtit ne OASTs uler, dceocifoD. -
run ~ ZONE JOrna- The TONIC tS dec, efl,, -.
q Die mos. pledsant and aSrI>-ch rer.-af,t 49, P
eBered 70 tis pH6ite r. idste = sz6,,istls M,
pteasuTs 70 S'.e a. tol. ia IiSfgipfa0. erh,I-
s"'', anu m',-scthGl qualities have eausSd Y @
= A.VEn - ~ 1rsakea III OF .enieE
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{ From the Largest Manufacturing Chem
tstS IN Tie World
NOVEMBER 4, 1851.
"IGm acquainted ,cih Mr. II r. HELM
HoLD he occupied Tie Drug Store opposite
my residence, and ,rds successful az con-
dncting tic business ,cherc others hal not
been cquoHy 50 JcIorc him. / haze Jeen
JdroraLLy Impressed tciM lis character and
enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers & Wcightman,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia
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III Tho judges for the Cattle Show in
Winchester. October 10Th, and the committee of
nwaId are arranged. The highest purse offered
Is !. % for fastest troU;ng stallion, mare geld
ing IN single harness. mile heats, best , in three
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buohr

Il the great specific for Uuivcrsal Lassitudc,
Prostra;ion, &c.
THE constitution, oncc affected ,ciM Or
ganic IPcakacss, requires he all ot' Med
icjHe to strengthen amt iRciyorate he sys.
tenn cbjch HELMBOLD'S EATRaCT
BUCHU mcariaJiy does. If no h. ,,mc.t
as submitted to C9"eamptioa Or insanity
cRsueS.
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TO PLY STCIANS.
New YORK, Aug. 18th, 1868.
Allow me to call your attention to my
y Preparation of Compound
Extract Buchu
Extract Buchu
The component parts are BUCHU, LONG LEAF
CUBERS, JUMPER BERRIES.

CUBERS, JUMPER BERRIES.
MODE OF PREPARATIoN.-Bu in va
cue. Juniper Berries, by disdllation. to form
"A fine gin. Cubebs extracted by displacement
with spirits obtained from Juniper Berries We
~ little sugar is used, and small proportion
OF spirit. 1t is more palatable than any now
in use
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists is of dark
color. It's "a plant That emits its fragrance; the
action of a flame destroys this tits active princi-
PIE leaving dark and glutnous decoction.
Mine is the color of ingredients. The Buchu in
my preparation predominates the smallest guam
uty OF the other ingredients are added 70 prevent
fermentation; upon inspection il will be found
not to be Tincturc, made in Pharmacopna,
nor is II n Syrup-and therefore can be used ia
cases where fever or inflammation exist In this,
you have the knowledge of the ingredients and
the mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with n trial,
and that upon inspection it will meet with your
appreciation,
With feeling of confidence,
am, very respectfully,
II. T. IIIGLMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist,
IF l6 Years Experience.
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DEATH on GEN. wv \. UEIsEELL

Cen. WILLIAM IS. lEssera, q brother of our
worthy ie.low-ioWusm John q. Ia,sEei. Esu
aied 90 Dos residence .n Iao'a, Kansas Uu Thurs
DAY of last week, The sob inst. i1 Che g.rl wear
90 Dis age Obituary ue1t week
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~ Always do as the sun doos-look ut
the bright side Of everything. For while it is
justas cheap is three times rs good for digestion
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~ The sacrament of the Lords supper
will be administered in the Z Presbyterian Church
IN Springfield, on Sabbath next, 18th inst
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uclmCold's Fluid Extract Blu
chu Improved Rose Wash

bWroa'c0llg hricrD,ma from, he zystcn
diseases o'isf"y from huJih of disspafjon,
NJ i'i7s c'pc'sc, hHeor no chapge IL dict,
M rcoHroHic"cc or cPoaDc completely
rpcrc"ih5y Hosc myieosom oHd daBgcr-
ans rcnieI'cs, Cgpuioa and Mercury, ia alt
these dacuses
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II OOF ND'S
~ p
.ADiffers.
A HUMAN RUIN.

DePoRdiHg, iistiess, tormcatcR seih a
thousand pains and disabilities, ,chich no
language can describe he oRfrpacd DIS
peptic is literally a human ruin. But not
past repair. Ills case may haze been Jotch-
cd, and mdlrcated; 6m ruth HooFLANp's
GERMAN BiFTERs tsithia has reach, The
rag TO complete recovery as open 10 hins-
Or, u he requires u stiU more dchre iRvig.
GRANT, HooFLAND's GERMAN Tonic, l.ih
as nutritious spiritUoHs basis, toiW soon re.
store has shattered system to perfect heath
Sold By al Druggists
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DIED

Al the residence Of her son-in-law, DR.. J. W.
wills on, in Burlington, Mineral county. on the
10th inst, Mrs. - CHADWICK, At an advanced
age. She was consistent member OF the u. T..
Church for many years
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STEVENso.J ON THE RAMpAGE.-Wo
learn frow the Kanawba papers that both
parties held political meeting in Union
iownshif, Of that county, on the 9Th inst.
lHNLY S WALKER, ESQ, had been invi-
ted to address the Democracy aud Governor
STEVENSON the Radicals. A sort Of dis.
cussion was agreed upon, and all who have
ever heard Mr. Walker speak may readily
imagine what a torrent Of hot shot he pour
ed into the doiogs Of the Radical party in
West Virginia. The consequence was that
STEVENSON lost his temper and in attempt
ing to reply to Mr.. WALKERS scathing
invcctive pursued a line Of coarse personal
abuse Of bis antagonist which was neither
gentlemanly nor digui6ed. After listening
about one hour TO The Governors TRADE, it
having been stipulated that no reply should
be made, Mr. w. and more than half tho
crowd left the field IIhcckRg Regiacr
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5aUAerial lights have been displayed in
Ear.hem shy during several evenings since
our IHsi number
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To tie Ioiers # Hampshire County
IL IL the desire Of my friends that should de-
cline being a candidate for Sheriff but if Mr.
EAKGp should be elected, | am 20 have e-half
Of the County. ours, respectfully,
CHARLES b. MCDONALD.
Aug. 26, lslJ.--lt.
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tJ~ hcc1rlirg TO The Winchester Slwi-
,. man iu chat place who has just got out Of
M i' wants TO obtain q largo framed pic
o cow, wita one client at iho head and
Other 90 Gle TAIL pulling and ho lawyers
awhile quietly milking.
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ETTaob94 a5 a corrective Of tue nerves
r.. DAD idea. An "ingonious rogue od-
rula sure cure for dyspepsia upon
..''.l Agonzl dyspepGc5 forwarded
'r dollars and received 100 return this recipe
.p drinking and hoe IN thc garden"
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Eg- Each wooden leg is but proof that
The glorcs Of war have au artificial end.
BE Let us howard Of judging ourselves
by what others think Of ne.
R-G Never give trouble to your mother
or father.
EI Carrying a lump Of alum in ones
pocket is recommended os a swirl and iniallible
remedy Tor piles. Very likely
ZEN housewife on prairie farm ~
Illustrated uc condition o. farmers wives when
She said dts mitlTy easy for Che men AMI h9r q
scs. but IT'S death On women and oxen
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South 8ranch 9ntelligtneer.

RoMNEY, FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. %, 1870.
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Democratic and Conscr-
NntiVc state Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
John j. Jacob, Of Hampshire.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
q. L. I. Moore, of Mason.
FOR AUDITOR,
q. A. Bennett, of Marion.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Joseph Sprigg, of Hardy.
FOR TREASURER,
John S. Burdett, of Kanawha.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
John MI. Phelps, of Mason.
Hampshire County Democratic
and Conservative Ticket.
STATE SENATOR,
II E n r Y g. Wis.
HOUSE or DELEGATES,
i Il AN CTS w. HEISKELL.
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT,
G II y II J. ES NJ LOR.
RECORDER,
J A NJ l. S Il A Il SONS.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
X . i r. Il I w. DAI LEY Jr.
SHERIFF,
COL. S a NJ u Ell COOPER.
ASSESSORS,
y f NJ p u G IL lst District.
@ EO. MILLESON, 2nd District.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
c II y Il j. + S n. III lett
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G II \ Il i T. S n. HIETT

IL hc |olers Of Hampshire County:
~ the request Of many voters, announce
myself AS an Independent Candidate for the
Shcrifaltr, TO he voted for nj the coming Flee
ton IA October next.
TOBIAS BAKER.
August 10, l81O.-tdo.
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u DU & Alto Al .
MoORlcETIEbD
vi SEMIN AIRY.

The next session Of This school will open tho
10Th SEPTEMBER, 1870, and close on the nth
OF June, 1871. For particulars apply 20
MISSES X. X =. FORRER,
MOorefeld Hardy Co,
- West Virginia.
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= cinocrotic and Conscr-
NatiVe state Ticket.
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PROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court o. Penn,
Eylvania-
PHfLAnELFHIA, March 10 1877.
lind " HOoftHds German NUNS" ts not aF
tlio1tcotfHg beverage, bta - good f0ntc. uEeftd
81 ~ t01 dSra Of NJ dtgsfitus Org1uf and n 0Ts1f
bcn>M ga cdfss IF debfltfy asd to1ni Qf NERVOUS
setion ~ a. fyftsHl.
Yours truly,
CEo " u-ooD v1Bu
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io'' G es55. ". WOODWARD

FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON
Judge OF tho Supreme Court Of PENNEY vaoia
iHfLAnELPHfA. April ~, 1890.
consider "TToOnnnd's German
bttteFs y - u1luIiir ulsft
ctns I'm case HA OF attacks
or Andtges 80 don or Dye
pepEia. H@ktz szAfa-sran certify
this from my experience or it.
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atsdil yotA TH.s beat p'rH N ne country rscous-
SHend heFa. " y>drs n h0ussi TspiitIltOJ % for
o@yhtag you must fTV pi,fe prspaTassOHG
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,


The reputation this ex-
ceilent medicine enjoys.
Is derived nom its cures,
many OF which are truly
marvellous. Inveterats
cases 81 ScrofulOus dis
case, where tho system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by II.
bcrOfnlOus affections ana
disorders which were az
gravated by tho scrOff
Iona rnufar,.frusfT. .,,.sfE
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No osl AhtH STHEgY T'hflqale 'rftr
~II8AI3. ~. EVANS,
- Proprietor
Formerly Q. TX. JACKSON q co.
These Remedies ore Tor sale ~
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Unclaimed Letters
IN CHRISTIANSTED'S POST OFFICE.

ST. Croix Avis, Anthony Baldwin, Mrs.
G. Bernes, Margreth Bodkin, Jacob Bron-
stof, Mrs. Erist Cardira, Waldemar Car
rel, Maria Christian, Christian Christian
sen, PheIemena Christian, Lydia Corne-
lious, Edwin Davis, Lucinder Davis, Su-
sauna Edwards, Joseph Fidanque, Maria
FiudIington, Susanna Francis, Sophy
Hendricks, J. X. Hodge, Isabella Jacobs,
Doritha James, Fred. A. Kilburn, Miss
A. Kunuksen, Miss V. McFarIane, Mrs.
McGust, James Mcintosh, Miss MaIefoIiug,
Phebe Moses, Maria Motta, Maria Peter
sen, Maryann Petersen, Jane Robinson,
Aribella Simson, Fedricka Solomon, So
Iomon Stevens, Hannah Maria Thomas,
Sicelia Thomas, Richard Webster, Mary
Williams, Cathrine Williams, Hannaritter
Williams, Mrs. Mary E. Wolff.
10th April 1870.
, 1870-05-03
THE SAN DOMINGO TREATY.


THE SAN DOMINGO TREATY.
The San Domingo treaty is not likely
to receive much further discussion in the
Senate. If not recommitted promptly it
will probably be withdrawn. The Pre-
sident will then send another Commission
to the Island for the purpose Of securing
an amendment to certain articles Of the
treaty, and also for the purpose of agree
ing definitely and positively upon the
amount of the dabt ofthe Republic. This
has a.r.a' y been doAe to the satisfaction
OF he President, but inasmuch as q nun
Der of Senators desire further informa
ton and guarantees Nm this direction,
every effort will be made to obtain them,
N. Y. Times, AprH 4.