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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-26
LUMBER. NAILS. sc.
CLTPPRNGER 8 90.

HAVING opened a Lum her Yard and
H Ware House, on Winter Street, between
the Suspension Bridge and Railroad Depot,
are prepared to offer great Inducements TO
purchasers. We are receiving ana Will nave
constantly on hand large stock OF
PINE, POPLAR, ASH, WALNUT, AND
OTHER L U1BER,
Choice ScantIfTl0 Rafters, Steetfag, iS7lfn0les,
Ldth Renee Boards and Posts,
which having purchased nom nrst hands,
they are enabled TO sell at the lowest cash
rates. Also, Iron, Nails, Window Glass, &C,
We can sell to Merchants and others on the
most favorable terms.
Jan. '69. CLIPPENGE% y co
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-26
FRESH DRUGS

n ECEIVED every week at the Cen
II tral Drug Store, opposite the American
House. n. u. STARR, Druggist.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-26

~ ENUINE NORTH CAROLINA TAR
III by the pint, quart or gallon, for sale ny
N. l.. STARR,
Dealer in Hardware, Implements, &C,
ayl8tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-26
OILS.

AV and Boiled Linseed OIL, Lard
II Oil, Neat's-6oot Oil, Fish Oil, Lubricat-
ting Oil, and Coal Oil, sold by
N U. STARR, Druggist, L
Opposite american House, DetdaOdre, D.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-26
Find on, what your s.r. ). nllea with.

DK Our Patent we entirely Obv1afe
ID all objections, as we u.s. a perfectly dry
filling. composed of Dry Calcined Plaster of
Paris and Alum We pack this mixture be-
tween the inner and the outer eases, where
1t tremains unchanged any number of years
until fire melts the alum (which cOntainsS
large quantity of wafer) and thus SaturaaeS
the plaster ard forms the steam which az
ways preserves the contents OF ths- SAFE
The plaSt er by heing wet sets firmllyS and
evenif the alum near the outside is entire
" NJ elted, it fot ms cells which retain The
precise shape of the lum pS of alum, and the
filIfng of plaster keeps the safe w p fl led
a. before the fire. The ADVANTAGES Of uSing
a dry filling are very apparent. viz: It does
not mould the contents of the SafeS il never
can rust the iron; it will always remain
derfectly hre-proot
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-26
STONE! STONE !,

nOOR q window stlIs. c.,;.s
~ =. FIagss SiStern Covers in the ruugh AZ
al KINDS OF Building Stone furnisb.,,,d q ~
ny quarry, west OF o. W. f. COLLEGE West -
delaware Orders may he left AZ fhe Grete GrSe
Gerry store Of w. s. Little, Sandnslyv stTr-,f
Inayl3, T0-6mos a. w TfTfI11iit III n q l.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-26
1DVERT1sTVG GR4TEs.

rTNu1c OeIavya are Gazette has a larger
CIresa lation tialn any other QHp-r 20 me
sth ConRIessia anal District, Whten Er ~
a vAlua bile advertising medium. 4Ntosty.g
NO schedule 0fprtces agiH be stgfctty 0dAeFso to'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-26

lake great pleasure An thanking
the citizens or Delaware and v1einlGy
for the liberal patronage they have received
during the past fiftren years, and TO assure
tn public that their facilities for the man
ufacture of all varieties of light vehicles
are hetter than ever before and cannot De e1-
celled in Central Ohio.
We now have large stock of Carriages,
open and shifting-tOp Bugg1es, spring
Wagons &c, manufactured of the very best
material in the latest style and with the
most elegant and durable finish.
We employ the very best workmen and
every vehicle we mauufactur- is made un-
der our immediats- supervision. our a. m ls
to suit the HOME TRADE for which ali
our work is made, and in Wh1ch we nope
to have established in the course OF niteen
years a reputation for satisfactory work
which deserves equal confidence win phab
bestowed on any foreign establishment
We employ no agents to blow for us FOR
wages but 1UGTTGHt eUe7g job that LedUeS our
shop to give entir- satisfaction.
We use better materials in the manufacture
of all classes of buggies and carriages than
aDv other establishment in this part of the
state and we will stake the price or new
buggy upon proving this If necessary.
We have now on hand some ih1rty-HVr
finished jobs of which we respectfully IN
vite An examination, confident that we can
suit any purchaser in price and stylel IN
| assured that our work recommends ltsett
/ We cannot he und ersOld.
Repairing doue neatly and promptly.
I EVANS q CAfNNAHAN'
april 6mos
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-26
PhysicIans Prescriptions
WILLIAM STREET
PAINTS.

TAHNEsTOCIx's strictly Pure Lead,
II Atlantic Lead, Zinc, Rock Paint, and all
ooIOrs, both dly and ground in oil, for sale
by y. u. STARR,
Opposite American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-26
MI. j. MCCULLOUGH,
ber NEeFC IN {,

DEALER IN
All kinds Of Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Sash
Doors Nails, Glass, Whit, Lead, Oil, salt
Calcined Plaster, Water Lime aud Cement
corner Winter and Henry streets near Sus-
pension Bridge, feb p, 4O-tf
n.nmmmn .,..,nn .rnAs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-26
DYE sTUFFs,

OF all kinds, and the best quality,
" kept constantly on hand at
NJ. u. sTARR's DRUG STORE,
Opposite the American House. Delaware. o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-26
PURE WHITE LEAD

cleveland White Lead W Orks.
KNT E call attention OF consumers of
w this article to our brand of st 9tctly
Pure White Lead, which we guarantee 10
l's Pure Lead ami LfnSeed Ofl, under a pen
atty OF Twenty Dollars in Gold for every
ounce adulteratt''n found in it. 1t IS ground
founu in this market.
Champlain streets.
For Sale by
@. ID. POTTER o. CO.,
aprl5-6n Delaware. Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-26

MOTHER Cargo OF choice TEAS
N Just received At (t0 sell at Old prtt,esl,
falS25tf DONAVIN n POTWlN'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
PERSONAL.

The Prince Imperial is TO make a long trip
through Germany and Prussia under the guidance of his
military instructor early this year. Napoleon Will ac
company him a short distance.
Marshal Mcmahon recently visited the Irish
College Of Paris and enthusiastically received by
the students He stated that he grated at finding
himself among his aneieS eompatriotes and expressed
hope OF beng able to form Irish settlement Algeria
The cOntemptuOus word used by Prince
Pierre Bonaparte adopted in sending subscriptions
the NOR monument by the French Republicans One
calls himself zone of the eharogne de Beec" another
zone of the eharogne Of the fifth"
In the address of the Chinese community of
Hong Kong to the Duke OF Edinburgh they hailed him
thus Fair the plumes Of the phenix that sits in the
crimson nest, graceful the unicorn auspciousy nur
tured the somber hills, whose comcy form and match
less mien raise you above the common herd"
NM. Gambetta and Esquros, accompanied by
a numerous deputaon from Marseies, recently placed
crowns the grave OF Victor NOir M. Esquros made
short speech in which he said People fancy the dead
do not return. That is mistake Baudin was killed.
but he is with again. The blood Of Republicans VIII
produce the Republic" NJ. Gambeua simply SAID: 4" l
nave q duty to do, and will fuill it,"
Louis Blanc, in a brief controversy with
The London Standard says; "You are perfectly right
I'm stating that | am the I twenty
years ago My convictions have remained unaltered.
Republican then am Republican now. never said
like - certain parsonage you seem to admire. that
should be TO Napoleon what Banquo was TO Macbeth;
but the suppeness that enables Banquo to act prime
minister under Macbeth is political virtue do not
envy. must therefore. make up my mind TO be pro-
claimed fanatic dreamer, most impractical poll
ticiaD, and so forth"
NJ. Ledru ROlin received about 100000
francs for house property which Baron Haussmann re-
Gulred 10 complete a boulevard. lie has distributed
about 10000 francs per iamoDg French refugees
Republicans in England In recent letter he says:
How often. when gazing from the opposite nights at
the OF France liz by the setting sum- have been
consoled by those words Of Demosthenes when warned
that his retreat was the Pireus to be safe
"Snce (he said breathe the vyifying air OF my
country hear her voice. let at least still be able
to look upon her"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

The Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler will preach
tomorrow evening in the Lafayetteave Church, Brook
Ign, on Death In the Dram-Shop.'
The Armory of the list Regiment, \. q. - s.
participate IN the annual hop of Company.
The annual sermon before the COlOred I. NJ
C. Association VIII be preached tomorrow at tne AyS
sinian Baptist Church, Wayerley-pace, by the Rev "m
Speman.
During the first fifteen days of this month
the receipts Of the South SIDE Railroad Company from
passenger traffic have been $4,000 IN excess of any similar
time any previous Winter months The travel Oh the
road has increased gradually and this month Is nearly
as heavy as the first summer months Of last year.
That excellent and most deserving charity,
the Fund for the Relief Of Disabled Soldiers under te
Of "Post Phil Kearny" Grand Army OF the iepuo
he is to receive this evening the proceeds OF ecue AZ
Irving Hail. by Prof r. O. Doremus on Explosive Ma,
terias" We commend alike lecturer ana object 10 lhe
public favor.
Company ID of the Sth Regiment, n. u.
g. ~ y, their sixth annual reception last evening
at Lyric Hail. Notwithstanding the unpleasant "oa.ct'
A delegation of Company ID Of the Norwalk tConn'
Rifles was present and with some obPerabn ~ the
organization. The music was OF the pest hlnd, tn1
tOettcs elaborate. and the dancing ana "erl'hen'
lasted until early in the morning
In the Hudson County On. j. Court of Quar-
ter Sessions Edwin Forrest keeney, who pleaded guty
some time ago to charge OF burglary was sehehccu W
effort was made to induce the Court 10 impose fine
rather than sentence. Letters from prominent
in the county praying enerey were read and promises
OF reform were prOfuse IL alleged that the young
man had been driven into crime by want and that hay-
ing acquired recently property that would place MIN
ba92ond necessity he would be enabled to redeem him.
self Keeney connected with family much respecteu
throughout the county and an uncle Is fleden vi 1no
Jersey City and Bergen Horse Car company, heeIey
had been placed under 1900 bail for his appearance Ir
sentence wednesday last He JAILED 70 appear. TaS
respectfully connected who had at the same te peado
guilty TO charge Of receiving ana sesaeng e - naY
fine OF So and costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
THE LORDS PRAYER IN THE SCHOOLS.

To the EdftOr Of The Trtbune.
SIR: / Sec noticed in THE TRIBUNE of to-
day. an article a recent number Of The Jersh Messe-
ger wherein Rabbi complains Of the recitation of the
Lords Prayer and the singing OF Christian hymn in
one OF our public schools. As TO the prayer should
think the Rabbi could only object to the name OF it, 1t
has always been claimed by prominent Jewish wrtershat
II h In substance at least Jewish prayer, and that II
contains distncvely Christian ideas or expressions.
The following II the form In which the prayer stu ap.
pears In the writings OF standard Jewish authors:
Who W heaven usi Lord
aud let the remembrance Of Thee be
the earth here beos Let Thy Kingdom
Remit and forgive unto all whatever
dons against lead power ands)
but deliver evil For Thine the kingdom
reign n glory forever and more"
SO much for "a prayer used by the whole Christian
world for 1900 years, and In substance by religious Jews
for nearly 1000 years.
10 the hymn, II t contains the OF Jesus there
may be some ground Of complaint. Though Christian
OF the most orthodox school, stickler for tho
reading Of the Bible In the schools for the repet-
ton Of the Lords prayer or the singing Of Christian
hymns do however. object to having any minority
dictate to the majority in matters OF morals religion
In every other matter. a. A.
BrOOkIyn n. Y, Feb. Q, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
OBITUARY..

George Edgar Farmer. Commander OF Post PM
Kearney. No. 8, @. A. r. and late IieutenantColone
Of the Sixth NewYork Veteran Cavalry died on "edhes
day evening at his late residence, No l3S East twenty
sixhst Col Farmer born in this city ID loio' anu
early IN life entered upon mercantile pursuits, but upon
the breaking out Of the Rebellion he gave up his business
and in 1861 was commissioned Second lheutenahV
of the Sixth New.lOrk Cavalry. lie was SUI
seduently appointed Quartermastcr OF lno
regiment, but before leaving for the seat OF wal
promoted TO "A captalncy. and led his company ~ IN M
the battles i'm which his regiment participated hSluuk
those Of P0pes campaigns of Antietam fredefehsouk
Charlottesville, Gettysburg, and the pursuit Oh Leo
after the latter battle AT the battle OF IreVion otd
ton, during SheTidans first raid, Capt. fhrner was
wounded but continued In the field and atew days alte
ward at the battle OF Deep Bottom, he received SEVERE
wound. He rejOined his regiment near WASHINGTON ~
the Fall OF 1864 after reeulistment ana parcipp
i'm all the battles OF Sheridans campaign lnthe ae! Vi
the Shenandoah. ., 90
After the battle OF Cedar Creek, he was promoted 10
the rank OF Major and for some time was IN cohnanu o
the regiment He engaged in all the subsequent
battles OF Sheridans Cavalry Corps TIL the surrender Oh
Lee when he was made "A LieueuantCo Colonel by DreFet
AT the close OF the he was honOraby dlschafgeu,
after continuous and faithful service OF over iour
wears having earned the brevet OF LeutenantColOne
Since the war Col. Farmer has occupied responslole
position IN the BOweTy Savings Bank lie was pIoInI-
ent and earnest member Of the Grand Army OF the re
public and his death commander OF he olueSt
post the State. lie also member OF the asohc
fraternity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

II has been attempted in various papers of late to
1asten the insinuation of corrupt dealing upon the
Internal Revenue Department at Washington, in
consequence OF the prescription of new form-bOok
to be used by distllers, rectifers and wholesale
liquor dealers. 1t was charged that the Department
had prescribed certain form. and that a certain
New-York firm had copyrighted the same. thereby
making themselves the only legal manufacturers of
the fOrm-book required by the liquor interest Inn
aginative journalism figured up the prospective
piots Of the job al $22JO00O and grieyons was tbe
howl raised. Deputy Douglass had issued an order
requiring the Of that form, and either Cornrois
soner DeanO was in the swindle OF had allowed his
subOdnates TO trihe with the duties of
BIS position, said these hyperbolc sheets
The letter Of Commissioner Delano to the
House summarly disposes of the charge made against
Inn aud the Department The new form was pre-
scnbed because Of its superiority TO the DID, and as
Tor the copyright Of the NewYork firm, he knew
nothing OF IT, The order for the use Of this form was
directed TO be issued by the Commissioner himself,
and the Office assumed nothing more than to pre-
scribe the form TO be used leaving parties 10 supply
themselves as they might prefer Imaginative jour
'halism estimated the number of books required at
one million or tbereabouts. The Commissioner puts
'ne number at eight thousand four hundred The
WOOL would seem lamentably inadequate TO the cry
raised 1t is as though the distinguished Buzfuz was
among us; Chops '-Gracious Heavensl and to-
Iatosauce Gentlemen are our feelings TO be trifed
with IN this mannerf7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
AH Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed pih 4
meme and address.
DIED.

AcKERMASon THURSDAY Feb II, Cornelius AcsmAn aged 50
Tie rea,1es aud friends Of the family are Invited fuuer,
services sunday Feb 20 at O'Clock NJ from bis late 'e'doaee
BIRNIBIp Brooklyn on Thursday Feb H. Edward Campbell Oldest,
Edward aud Jennie Lawrence B aged years months
The friends the family respectful, invited attend
funeral from the residence of bis parents No a HOst on Sat.
urtay, 18th inst, at 2 o'clock IN.
CAaPBELon the morning Of the 18th inst Mary wife Thomas
Funeral viii tax. place from her lat, residence No Twenty
seyepthst, on Saturday. at / O'Clock p. IN.
coRSELLFeb 6 1870 Of Bdshs disease q the hS9sy. MI' Mary
The relatives and friends Of the family are rs,pesy invited 70
deuce. CID LeSng:onaye
Dows-A Charlton Saratoga Monday the i4Ih inst, Jane
Eliza wife OF Amm pows aged % y siirs. - , ,, t, 81
David Dows No. IS Yves. Twenty-hhd'.
DUYCKINCK-On WEDNESDAY Feb 49, Rev Henry Duylnck %
Bven A. Margaret W. DueEneI IN the 9th year Of hes age
relauves and friends the my are invited 70 attend we uefa
so "% St S aset church. corner '''''' " ''4 " ~
GAYLERou Friday morning. 18th AWE S. daughter
Charles AND Grace osyeI sged years sud months
@ house cas-. Of Bsosiwsy Williamsburg snnd. afternoon
uusTAcR-M Rome Italy on Thursday Feb. IT, Mari, Hu"'ce
d,us5ter Of the late Benjamin Hu''Aee.
LAusEsodde, 7h stephen L.ao; 'gsi S year;
Both MSfS s.r .' viii Ike place their lat. residence $40 E. T.sS
srsta ibis day d atnriA) The friends OF both families
are invited 20 aiisdd
uowppTE On Fd., Feb 49, Willie Coleman op child Of John
.sd p,Iss X a. Muriie. aged - months -,
an sasdsy aoih lust O'Clock the Church 9th Holy
Il The friends Of family Invited to attend without further
notice
ugNzRs-on Friday morning Feb 49, amer lingering Illness John
M.nre, In he Of bis H., -,
Invited 70 attend
~ funeral from the residence Of bis hsnner Menres 20 west
Fsr,slht Sebdh al o'clock The remains VAL DC "Aen !"
t,r,enw ood for intennent
Dumisshire Scotud lTepoo hpgsuu aua H'"''"'
Canada West, papers please copy. -
MLIsOn weipssdAy Feb TO- ABBY Christine Mis- only ehd oil
Rahsn and Jane Mills .ged and months . . .
Ths relsiye tho family respectfully invited 70 aeH
a. Lay (s.turs) O'clock At her re.denes Thirty
secoud. St between First aud Seconds vea -, -, q,
pRIFsTI residence GemAntown, PHILADELPHIA FEB ID,
lam Samuel Ptiestsy In the sgb year Of his ass . -
Mosan FNb H. 1870 Ada T., wife ofGeo
W. RIsh ardson, aged n and nonihA
MINERAL on SUNDAY at O'clock - . -. Al, -,
THURSDAY monps FEB IL Ida MAY os' child Of Charlie,
Rs.srl and Ehabeth smith. mouths 70
he % ye aud feuds fam respectfully Invited TO attend
funeral nom the residence hei pn 20 noau seeosa
wil.n.Oursl SsluIdAI Fsb. u. sp Vesek y. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

,ecessity of numerous markets in the upper
nort of tbe city Is most severely felt by those
somnelled to pay large profits to middle
1menr the Legislature cOntemplates ex-
,ellinc from the city markets all pro
ducers who are not also residents. ms
i designed among other objects to benefit the
small class of green grocers at the expense OF
che large class of consumers. Real estate
owners and agents announce that rents on the
smaller class of dwellings and tenement-houSeS
which are occupied by the working classes OIL
our citizens will be advanced, while the rates
for business blocks and brown-stone rapidly
decline. The consequence of the continuance
of this policy will be to greatly retard the
growth of the upper part of New-lork CITY
and drive much of its wealth to other citles'
II Is not enough that those who go away 10
live will return to work; a sensible pohcy III
the matters to which we allude would retain
an as citizens and labOrers too.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIV ED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Leo Dearborn. Savannah mdse aud pass
Bari Geusbok Bunker Singapore NOV u, daJs lumber
Brig Mero GugSs, Puerto Plata San Domingo ~ Jays uAns
Sc.
brig pro,eus Dmoek' Sagua l0days. moasse,
Brie Musca Giese, Ciudad Bolivia % days hides 49,
Wilmington " C. II days uaEsl stores
Sch Aeern Barker Corvallis S. via Tarpauue Cove " Gays
potatoes - . ,.,.-,v,v
Cameo Providence. Au0so faH hiset
Hstto S...Jaysp Fashion, Bridgeport
Alice b. Kelly. Portland Nbstsr lahuvn
Mary J. Mead, Taunton 1eo herioef, ToI'lA"'
Geo Prescott. SscO, lumber heO Dean nlsnn,ou
Madison Holmes, Boston. BTamhSlii heif' Fo''A"''
Amanda POSrrs ROckanl
WIND-SuhIosn, moderate S. f., stormy and thick
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FKANcisCo Feb l3Arrlyed ship Comet rom HeNiofA'
Sailed ship CLARK. CSilao. bark Rocket Liverpool
WusisoTos Feb l3Cesred steamship Reoecca Cyde Tor
New-York. 49, vvN -.
Sio baltimore J. b. Marshall Boston; Or Phelps, NeslOr
Prauons Woods Hole Cleared ship G. b. Hleane L'erpoo 'eo
Edv. Kiider, Boston -
CgtRLgsroy s. c. Feb l8-Arrived Charleston Sew.Yors
Sailed Carolina Neslork schT Nora, hAlAuA~
FOREIGN PORTS.
Feb l8The steamship ssIoRa from Ae"-oHens VIA
Hay,n, and Halifax has arrived out. - ,
SouTHAnProS Feb lThe steamship Deuebland from heSloh
for BremeD has arrived
SPOKEN.
Bark Dcre from Annoy for Ne-YOrf g. days out Jan lat y IL
ship Rsiubow from Penang for Boston, Jan lat la s., long
OljW.
DISASTERS.
ytRPoo Nws has been received Of the oIs 81 sea oil TIE
Myra rom Newcastle Tor New York, with eight men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
Coughs and Colds.

When there prpoSon to consumption the dseae 10 ns
or other Of It's forms developed bad cold" cst.A
the symptom, mistaken When person takes csa
ear the stomach generally diseased 10 this state things
the tie changes u
weather other apd
brings csah With symptoms and bad cough bosrs
ness chs slight the breast These should not bs
highly the sufferer should knos .bst
to do Whenone taken another the phrase tbs
bronchial the become less diseased few 5o
ties Of Paon Supni Sawed Tonic and Dor Of hsH
drake PHI, would perfect but usesd VI resorog these
. and ehescous remedies patients ce consult regular Psca9
whose regularity prescribing eAOnel opun all
sions Thus cough cold mOrpha black drop pagor.
and Objectionable articles Oen ken 10 compliance 9TH
the doctors sluce medcneslmsy mitigate he cough for
bu. lungs goes until the unmak symptoms u
consumption begin appear n beeeu therefore that the
sr,ons Of ETC. which usually prescribed bad eo aud
inepen eousumptOn merely the disease BY suppre',ns
the but that account they 10 harm 81 ukas
m,l,dJ iDiious and therefor. dangerous
be remembered that sben the stomach aud liver oOs
order her. liability take cOd II taken. generally
passes without producing serious alarming Effects On hs
contrary when persons sbng disorder d
the liver the induce all the symptoms have lie
scribsd shove The will n bold the system
and II not properly will be likely TO end eonsampos
M sEAwggD TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS O'ei SAFE,
the digestive organs the aersn affections Of the liver for shies
thew are proved be an ubs remedy Very OAsu dose or tss
Of tho Mandrake P perfectly recent cod without .'I '''
remedy.
Price Of the PumoO Syrup se.-ee Touc each 81 - per bet
tie or 81 50 halt doI.u Mandrake Pills D ceHs boz Po sails
By all druggists JOHN HENRY, No CoUesePdoe "a'e'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
JouN 4. HALDERMAN-A CARD.

10 ne EdlfOr Of TIC Irl6unt.
SIR: In your issue of the 31st ult, | noticed
n paragraph which does injustice the Hon. John A.
Ualderman prrnted oderman - OF this State and at
present member OF Legislature am sure you will
permit a correction.
Although Democrat, Mr.. Halderman was never a
Border Ruiian :" he deprecated all acts OF lawless VIC.
Ience perperated in the interests of Slavery and indeed
never doubted that Kansas would as he desired that she
should become free State. Your paragraph further
CONVEYS the impression that Mr. Haderman dsloyal
duriug the war and that his conversion TO the policy
ennucated in the XVIII Amendment was recent and
sudden The reverse is the fact Upon the breaking out
OF the war Mr. H. ardently espoused the cause OF the
Union was Major Of the fret regiment sent out by TINS
state voted Lincoln in 1864 has long believed In
the doctrine Of Universal Suffrage and Universal Am
nesty" ably inculcated by the editor OF THE TRIBUNE
and was elected to the Legislature from strongly Re
publican with the perfect understanding that he
was heartily in favor Of the XVIII Amendment W. b.
Topeka, Kansas, Feb. 4. 1870