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MEDICINAL,

DILES OR METEOROLOGICAL JUNIORS all kinds
il positively, perfectly and permanently cured by W.
A. McCANDLESS, VI. D., No. 20ol ARCH ST. PIILA-
DELPlllA, PA.
| desire to say to those afflicted with any kind Of
PILES Internal External, Blind Bleeding, or Itching
that there is positively kind of deception III the
of these diseases the is perfect and permanent and
without the slightest danger, withrut the slightest
injury TO the patient in any ami without castics
instruments. also cure Fistua Fissures, Pr1lapsus
and liberation of the lower bowels Patients must visit
and at house till cured, if they desire.
Can refer you to over 1900 persons cured in Phiiaie
phia alone. oct s. lSlO-4m
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Saving Fodder.

In many localities the drouth has made
short crop of hay, and though of excellent
quality, it will not suffice to carry the ordi-
nary stock of the farm through the coming
winter. All the substitutes ever used for
good hay will DO wanted, and it becomes
farmers to make the most of them. Dat
and wheat straw that are often allowed to
rot upon the ground, or are used for bed
ding, make very good fodder, and should
be carefully stacked or stored in the barn
at the time of thrashing. If cut and mix
ed with corn meal or wheat bran, cattle
will thrive upon the feed quite as well as
upon good hay. Those who have sowed
corn fodder abundantly, have good sub
stitute for hay Save what is left from the
fall feeding. Make the most Of the fodder
from the corn field, which is often damaged
from careless stacking. Carefully store the
turnips that have been sown between the
corn rows, or by themselves. 1t frequently
happens that dry summer is followed by
abundant Fall rains, which come in season
to allow us to make a large turnip crop.
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

sB ITO any who will contribute an coca
siona! article to this coiumn-once a month
or oftenrr if so inclined-we will send copy
of The Wing free.
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APPLE AND TAPIoCA PUDDING
Put teacupful of tapioca into pint
and half of cold water, over night
In the morning set it where it will become
quite warm, but not cook. In the course
of the forenoon peel half a dozen sour
apples and steam them until tender. Put
them in the pudding dish, add teacupful
and a half of sugar, a little salt, and a tea
cupful of water to the soaked tapioca, and
pour over the apples. Slice lemon very
thin and distribute the slices over the top
of the pudding. Bake slowly three hours.
AT the end of this time it will be perfect
jelly. Eat warm Or cold, as you like.
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THE ONLY MARYLAND COMPANY.

Its success has equallcd the expectations of its
sn"uinc friends. Its and dividends compare witt
the oldest and best companies in the country. 1t
cmphatic,lly
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DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter, Allen A. Chapman, George p. Thomas,
Hugh Sissnn. Hiram Wood George II. Miller, William
DERIVES. Charles Webb, Thomas Cassard.
These gentlemen are all well and fayorahly known as
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GRAND EXPOSITION
FOR THE FASHIONABLE WORLD

COMPLIMENTS OF MRS NJ A. BINDER
No. 1l0l N W. corner Eleventh and Chestnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
FASHIONS FOR THE FALL AND WINTER OF 1870,
Wholesale and Retail,
Which Paris and the first manufactures supply.
Dresses Mantlcs Cloaks and Costumes for Ladies' and
Children.
special department of plain AMI elegantly trimmed
patterns of the latest Partisan and English styles 81
per dozen.
If you want a handsomely fitting wcll-made suit at
short notice 90 Mrs. Binders for tasteful trimmings
and dainty stitches. Mourning. Travelling and Wedding
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS,
ORNAMENTS.
comprising the latest Paris novelties in black AMI colored
Frines. Gimrs RuClrs Loops Flowers, Gloves, Bridal
Wreaihs, Wells. Ribbons new shades i'll Velvet Satin
and Tafl,ta Ribbons. Sushcs. Ncckties.
MADE UP LACE GUODS-tiRAND DUCIIESSE LACE
FOR DRESS TRIMMING
Point Applique. Facncicnnes, Hamburg Edgngs and
Insertions, Black Gupurc AMI Thread Iatces. in
design and moderate in price.
CHOICE INDIAN ORNAMENTS.
Fans. Birds. Mats Cushions. Mouch"irs. Cases and
Fancy Goods, selected 10y Mrs Binder at niagara.
Elegant line of Whitby jet Goods, i'll sets, Breaspns
Earrings Necklaces and Bracelets. Splendid line OF
French jet Goods Coral and French Gold Sets Charms
Sleeve Buttons Chains &C. which for price variety in
style. cannot be surpassed.
Strangers visiting city respectfully invited to
examine.
Pinkng and Goferins. Cutting and fitting. Also, a
perfect system Of Dress Cutting taught Patterns sent
by mail express to all parts Of the Union.
MRS NJ. A. BINDER,
N W corner Eleventh and Chestnut Streets,
sapt 10, 1S10-im PHILADELPHIA
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WlLTBERCER'S
FI,AVORING EXTRACTS

Are warranted equal to any made. They prepared
from the fruits and will he found r:Gch better than many
of the Extracts that sold Ask Grocer Drug
gest for Witbcrgers Extracts. BARLOW'S INDIGO
BLUE is without doubt. the best article in the market
for bueg ciOthes 1t will color water than
times the weight of indigo, and much more than
other rash blue i'll the market The 0nig genuine
is that put up at ALFRED WITBEEGERs DRUG STORE No.
233 North Second Street Philadelphia. The labels have
both Wthcrgcr's and Barlow's name on Them all 9TH
nitfGt For sale 10y most Grncers and Drug
gsts. WiItbergcrs INDELIBLE I'M will he found on
trial to c superior article. Always hand and for
sale at reasonable prices. Pure Ground SPICES Gen
uine MEDICINES, Chamos Skins Spongcs, Tapioca,
Pearl Sage, and all articles in the drug line at
ALFRED WILTBERGER's DRUG STORE,
No. 233 North Second Street, Philadelphia.
May IS, 1S70-1y
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NINE. v. vIooUROUx, ias FOURTH AVENUE, HAS
u reduced her goods Ia order make for her stock
Of importation from Paris; also Monograms. Napkins apd
Bed Linen worked 20 ordss aad ~ ksds M VAdaroothisS
AAd 1pouaseANa mA6e IN
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AMusEMENrs-sEooNDP PAGE Sixth column.
1D
BOARD xsD
sRooSsSs Silss REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sroosD pAor-
susIsEss orPosryxlrIEs- rAor-sl..A column
CRY REAL EsTATE Fok pss
oLEkKs AND sALEsxES-rwuLrru PAon-s.cond
1sD
coAsT%iss STEAMSHIPS PAaH-sIr.h col
s third 60.
DENTIsTRY-EL.vxNru PAes--Fourh column.
ply m E az ss'a AND us
EUROPEAN ssTrEAashirs-Tw.IrTu PXeH-Futi and
;!sa sss@rs aA
EkoSss sxIk .s:ocsn Fxs.-Sf.s column.
EEF col
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs-T rAos-rirst and
HORSES, cxRRfxaEs. Ao-FIssr rAax-rhird column.
aots RoSSs 4
s cs REAL FDs ASp
column
T hH seumn
s4SsHH sAESEGs9sssSsP fssaSTII:s column column
MEDICAL-TwRLFTH PAGR-Third column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-FIRsr PAGE Sixth
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS TENTH PAGE
Sixth column.
MUSICAL-SRoOND PAGE-Sixth column.
NEW ICATIONS-FtR5T PAGE-Stvth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PA0g-First column.
fkFErx o1 oS ThE Y Ss SALE OR
RENT-SECOND PA0R-Thlrd and fourth columns
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE SECOND PAdx-Fourth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sxooND PAoE-Fourth COL
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-FiRsr PAaE--Fourth column.
REWARDS-ELKvENTH PAeE--sixth column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-ELEvENru PAGE
Fifth and Sixth columns
SALES AT AUCTlON.-TwEIFTu rAGE-Third column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-TwE PAGE-
First column.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-TwrL PAGE
Second column.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FInsr PAGE-Frst and second
columns
sroRTiNG-DoGs. BIRDS. &o-Frnsr PAar-second
SUMNER REsORrs-sKooNp PAoE-1hird column.
THE TKADES-TwELrTn rAGR-Second column.
THkTURR-FIRsT fAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-ELEvENru PAaK =
Fifth column.
TRAVELLERS UUIDE-TwHLFTH PAGE Sixth column
WINES, LIQUORS, &C-SKcoND PAGE Fourth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &O.-FIRsT PAaE-Fourth COL
umn
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$47 900 REWARD
PROCLAMATION.
PROCLAMATION.

r..
The widow having to the rewards
eee s
superseded d BY y, The sso ofSSS,Iowng:. SS win
!.i" sna
bis house. ko y West Tweny'hrd street. New York. tho
reward Of $1,000 xi 6e paid for the Identification and
Il.
night Of the Two Of The weighed together
eaa sh1%ss es
the color Of gold setting tie nat diamond was no. so
d.st .1S Ss'si will ,. paid for tn. and
IN ss :'SS: %
massive, with square links, and Carlos Pendent Chain with
two SEALS one Of them having the monogram "B. NJ" cut
reward Of $500 win be given for Information leading
the identeation and 81 an odfashonsd open
from centre and with raised ngures believed TO have
been made by Tobias and which was taken at the time
reward Of 500 win be given for the recovery Gold
tic % o oo but b.
jews Hospital "ro benjamin Na'hsn rrs:dsn; Of the
h H ..y d %
u.s" remaId Of given for
the idsni6caton Of the INSTRUMENT! used in commlis
oP Wrought IRON long for
s st each or sh use, %
makers sawyers iron mouders clamp their basks
A reward Of $500 will be given 10 the man who
morning the murder was seen to ascend the steps and
pick up piece lying there, and tben walk away
with It, II he Will come forward and produce L.
Any bearing the DO scnt 10 the
Mayor John Jourdan Superintendent Of Police, city OF
York, or to James J. Kels0 Chief Detective Onlcer.
foregoing rewards offered by heeques Of and
(Sisnedl EMILY g. NATHAN,
Widow OF B. Nathan.
The following reward has also been offered BY the New
SoOOO-The New York Stock Exchange offers reward OF
ten Thousand for the arrest and conviction
murderer or murderers of Bcnja Nathan member
OF said Exchange who killed tho night Of July 49,
1870 nj his house Twenty third street, Now York city
J. L. BROwNELL. Vice Chairman Gov. Oom.
b. c. HAYS, Treasurer.
B. q. WHITE, Secretary.
A. OAKEY HALL, Mayor.
MAyoB'e Orrtor, NEW YORK. August 8. 1870
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A. = . :" A"' Housekeeping aood.
special 10. !n.h DamAst r.ssc'o.h.. 81 and sl,loA
from " nns y 10 ssS n MD as4 spCsr; Su,s.
rs. as % Rss &c. p:!
Linen Linen sSsss ynra 1s4s wide %ss e' & ys
Linen ssSsssi"ss, y y.rS: siSs g.: g. g. sI.5S I
Linen sh'e'ns ~ yards wi %ds; ,o. " " p'r yard.
ES.ay made : .rsI from
Extra Isavy for gencmen's wear, 40.
Summer Quilts and Blankets.
All wool wbitc Fannes 26c: per yard.
.,.,n, .u ~ s ladies. sy::''' s'a per yard
Fourth avenue. Ninth and Tenth streets
A T. STEWART 4 CO,
al Unusually must I'll %Sa,i attractive S"s%s pFias.
Japanese rop'ns, extra quality,
Ashes Of Roses and Steel Color
''e pe Check sss' snS .S%s,s Striped Y ss!r per yard
s iS per ysssf y.Ta Lately, !ss, .ais sis'.t :t $50
ns.', Gro: S, ss s; I @ Striped Silks
American Black SILK, sSsrsniesd for durability,
Full assortment ssina and Silks
for trimmings, cut to SUIT customers,
Crepcs dc Chimes, In all requisite colors.
ss 'asSs: S,.a wide
new Plain siits from
Broadway. Fourth svenae. Ninth and Tenth street,.
T. STEWART 4 co.
"A. seslil'peei.l attention u 10, to Their large
consisting of p..;S:s :%::'s ss;;s. Goods
In .i tSs choic. brands
Tiekinss, Denins. Acq 30.
Brosdwsy. Fourth avenue Ninth and Tenth streets.
A +. STEWART co. In .r. -
IA I,b and E,snoh @ ohe pcoi,n. oHrse IN" week.
Msrino and Empress Cloths
Choice Fan and Winter coIors,
u-.., o..... ,r 'oc. ~ aaa ap ~ wa.as , .,,,
VI IT,, a. Plaid. in or.., v.,,..x
tartan r'a''' U" great variety from a., .1,u
fcn22I. from ssG is 20 es s.. ysrd
ou' RrosSwax Povrth s,.nne % NntS hi snd rs,,n ...
o,,,,r nm ~, -------------
A T. STEWART 90 >,, ...
the balance @ Of their summer :osf Of
AZ extremely low prices.
whito Victoria Lawn . sul: tucked and ruined.
Clint. Lawn DO; IS, formerly s,s.
great bargain; ,
Linen Travelling suits, Piqos sui's,
white colorsd I,,e- and & braided.
ocsn,.,a. csis,sn's Il Linen and ri?a: Dr.:.s.
p.,,., p.AouS,. choice :, s.sr,s,, "a y. Of Of
s's'd' Zephyr 'asss. ~ white trimmed With coon,
Broadway. Fourth avenue. Ninih ana Tenth streets.
At RONALDsON,a l. MRARpp copNpe .IYr,, :. ~
A enUs and Nns,eenp .,1res S:i,o. ~ ~ sAun Az
oIe.,Sn Tnl,s ns engaging a, M .ere Tor t.ii trade
Ss SS;;s': ;rl;: LII. IaSS S.ss: ss: y
LSdes, Nor nnr Wr.rnsr. 90 ~ 40 "a ~ anS 3D.
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TIE TURF.

TIE TURF.
CARATOGA RACES.
~ - Second Meeting, 1870
Six days, commencing Friday August H.
Grand Steepo Chascs,
Hurdle and Flat Races
To be contended for by
All the Good Horses In the country.
49, Extra Trains
will leave Albany and Troy day lOi5, arriving
time for the
c. WHEATLY, Secretary.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS. .
A MRS 'AxfSs.s rs S9s.sx.y, near Ninth street,
All tho Good. cou..asd .se,s spacious Store consist.
oor.s... sti;.. and
Summer Dresses.
Muslin. and ,is1s Linens sa.s'S style. and
the .so,. so 90 g. q ss%S,''s
to ~ s ssa.r Of Twsh s
,ss sross..;s. M. .:ss'.. a:.l Pss's:; ss:s :....
Al MRS oA'S0aa. s.,,.. OF
sw... .ns s,ssa"s srsnsS ssS's. Srs.udl.
Evening Dresses,
a.sry at. very low prices,
nIS ON Ss sSth 70 aen'a' inst
to ss4 Brosuway. corner Of twelfth street.
A MOTHER sLAUGHTER-aREAr DEPRECIATION.
n Muslin. ,,!, slmoss M back sI to specie prices.
Yard wild. bs.cA.a Muslin au. and well known make Of
to the celebrated Amo.teAr A. Of % sAD 'P'-' a'A
These Muslin. shall a. ,sss W yard. .N -' "e'-'
BY wv wsinssssi 90 s morning All
Foreign GOOD. viii bs higher c'' Buy now:
When buy imported goods prices viii surely bs
Alpacas, black and all co,ors aSc., worth s5c
Black and coIoIea Alpaeas Gan soOr. BOO worth 49,
pesne sfss ass hpaa ~s s s as1ss s'
hs%p esrps :' sss ss'I sao% sS.n S.:t
Splendid us =. xsoI syl's spraSae Rrin' iOO
II F.r.scis % sold %si'i Sos 81 IS s. Good. sold 81
Immense lot. shawls Cassimeres Towels Napkins &C., at
aood TaSe Linens, soe and szxe
thousand other bargains too humorous o mention
able q unless
such quan,s. OF goods tha. we
frequently retail at less than Wholesale prices.
Every dollar must be sold for "cash."
osFEs ssr 18Th streets
E0sTEk E0sTEk Bk0THEks, Rk0rEk Fort wHyas, 1Ind
A JANIS MocREERY 4 CO.,
will make st,l further reductions.
OF their stock OF
At 2,c. Tho handsome.t offered .his season.
Japanese silks reduced to Ssc
and drenadnss greatly reduced
F''' Plain and Fancy Summer silks
rh. balance Of our stock ts Of ''"n '''~
Bun Linen Lawns,
Chinese Grass Cloth,
| at prices very much reduced. .
Strangers visiting the city respectfully invited TO call
| viii make on Monday, AugusfG
Ladies' and SSadfsn's ossa.,ns Department.
Ladcs' Bathing SUITS reduced TO u.s.
| l.adies Linen Suits. with Oversklrt, S.
Reduced from Sn
''i ladies' sssi fsessa :a saS% sS;!s: j si. T. ~"
Ladies' Night Dresses: p Co.
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MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING.
NINE. NATALIE TILMAN 4 CO., "a EAST NINTn
3s Boulevard Haussmann, Paris,
have constantly hand assortment OF Bonnee4
Flowers Round Hats, Bridal WreAths and veis &C., 10.
E.B.--Dresses made to order Ia the latest
Paris styles.
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Observation-Disclosures 8. PYKE CO., NO. I
- Lssh street. dissolved this day by mutual consent n
liabilities Of the hrm will he qudaed BY Robert s. Pyke.
ROBERT q. PYkk
AUGUST l, 1870. CHARLES q. HOOK, yE
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.


A uCTlON SALE OF FINE AND FAST TROTrING
On Tuesday August at stable No ls5 East 1nir.y fifth
street. between Lexington and Third avenues at ~ O'clock
"A. NJ, three fine, stylish and fast Trotng Horses.
The beautiful golden sorrel rottng Pluto I5N high
years old; sired by De Oreeys Gold Dust; has dowInR
name and ail and beautifully formed with 6ne graceful
appearance la perfect road horse; has vices
shSw S:ss or z: :S7 every day; is sound and kind.
Black Horse sired by Cassus NJ Clay, Jr, raised BY
hcConger IN Rocksnd county lsH HIGH ysai. old q
nall brother 10 American Girl superior and perfect
morse n every particular extra handsome, with flowing
msne and tall has vices and fears nothing beal
2:s0 on day OF sae and 10 sound aud kind.
Three have been driven together road and track
and make FAST genteel AMI safo they rapid
honest and SAFE and have repeatedly shown ST. Charles
track at the OF al together are much faster single
will be sold separately.
Also the extra fine young Mambrino marc Lady
Woodford the finest in the State raised Kentucky BY
y. Usy ESQ oN high years old blood bay with How.
rotted In public IN this State but showedn Kentucky when
years old, 2a and repeated In 2l she the
and fastest Of her In the city and show SS
any good track and speed 80 gait wagon
Stock can DO seen and examined at stable on Monday
Nomorrow morning) until sale and particulars ascertancd
This sale positive and absolute by order Of the admins
traitors Of the late N. r. Spencer
Also Brewster BroOme street) Trottug Wagon, 1873
bs 6ns English TrottinR Saddle Brdle kcrsey Ban
kes, Sheets, Whips Nets, dc., &c,
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Ir YOU WANT
your girls TO marry we'll By all means attend
JOHNSON 4 MfLLERS
great auction sale.
August 10,
and secure
a homo In New Brunswick,
~ Tar the part Of the tents "Old
formed matrimonial alliances within sight It's stately
pshs What has will be.
Pres ralrond passes and maps for lot bu yers al
JOHNSON 4 MiLLER'5,
H6 Nassau streek
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IcRANCIs BUTbER NO PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
choice breeds Of Dogs for sale and stock Buffers IN
fAibe Mango and Flea Extermlnator, 7bc Buffers
Work. %. Dogs boarded. Esined 40 Medicines Tor
Al disaAsaa.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TOURISTS AND PLEASURE sEEKERs WILL FIND
.helT advantage TO procure copy Of the Erie Raul
way BOOK ol "Summcr free Ak
ticket oees &i ss 500 and sl7 Broadway 5 Chambers
:Tsss y y 0rsenwss street. $50 Pssop ssst Broeksa aae
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FINANCIAL.

A PAYING INyEsTMENT-SEvERAL VERY DEsIR-
"A able first and second mortgages for sale liberal dis
count. Apply TO MARQUIS HANLON No. Murray street
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JIoR SALES SETTER DOG SHOT LIVER AND WHITE,
9vearp old, spiendidiy broken wo0dcock quail
good nose splendid retriever every requirement guarsn
iced. Address O. H. WILD l9l Broadway.
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A VERY LARGE ESTATE FUND TO LOAN ON
n city and Brooklyn improved property Principals ony
need address EXECUTOR, boz l2f Herald odlcs
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

81 w ~
III, KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS 70
"A sa,e-Medicines for all diseases Prepared Food Il
mock ing Birds b. DOvEYS, No. Greene street. corns
Of Canal. 80
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Stanton.

The llycnas of the democratic
press, from the New York World
down TO the smallest cross roads
whipper-snappcr copperhead sheets,
which latter are for the most part
edited by harmless insects, have all
been revelling in the flesh and blood
Of the dead Secretary Stanton.
We desire to make one honorable
exception from this charge, and that
is in tho case of Col. Pat. Richardson
editor McGregor Times, and late
democl attic candidate for Lieut.. Gov.
crnor.
He gives the late Secretary due
credit for patriotism and great abili-
ty, and protests against levying war
on tho dead.
it's the highest and most endur.
ing monument to Stanton's memory
that all his defamers are the enemies
of his country:
Suppose that he had brought to
bear his gigantic intellect to sustain
the auction block and the perpetuity
of American slavery, as the corner
stone ofour governmental fabric, and
at the opening of the rebellion had
donned the rebel grey and had fought
four years to overthrow the Union,
how many of these Ghouls would to
day be roofing up his bones?
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The Senatorship.


Tie COURIER has regarded Wright,
Allison and Merrill as Legitimate can
didates, and honorable representatives
Of the Republican party for the SEN
atorship, and as such, has aimed to
treat them all impartially,as became
paper, one of whose editors is a
Senator, and who will have to vote
upon their respective merits at the
proper time.
The COURIER, IN behalf Of fair play
and common honesty, has done its
part toward puncturing II certain
gas bag candidate, set up BY an Indi-
an Ring, and has no regrets to utter
that the aforesaid guerrilla candidate
is now considerably ieadcl than
Julius Ceaser.
We deem 1t necessary to say this
much in explanation, as we have been
appealed to by the respective friends
of each OF the aforementioned can.
didates, To open our eolumnsin their
behalf.
The CnuRlER will be satisfied with
either OF the aforesaid gentlemen,
feeling assured that then Jar IS w.
Grimes will have Il successor that viii
enable Iowa 70 maintain IT. present
high position rs one Of the best rep
resented statee IL beth Houses Of
Congress, in the entire Union
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Mungen.

Mungen il Democratic Congress.
men Of Ohio to fame and to fortune
unknown. Mungen regarding
infamous notoriety as a good substi-
tute for fame, which he could never
hope to acquire, got up in his place
the other day in Congress and de.
livered ranting diatribe against pay
ing the public debt, a portion of
which was contracted in paying tho
aforesaid Mungen for his obscure
services as Colonel Of an Ohio reg.
iment during the war.
Wood, Cox, Brooks and the re
spectacle democratic members of
Congress Immediately denounced
Mungen, as heterodox, and q resolu-
ton shutting him out, passed the
house with the aid of said democrats
nearly unanimously, which in all
reasonable calculation ought to have
ended Mungen.
Mungen however is determined not
to die, and is flooding the country
with his abominable dishonest twad-
die, and one of his speeches has reach
ed this Office.
Mungen! we never expected to have
it in our power to thank you, which
wo now do honestly, for developing
thel fact that there are SO many
honest democrats in Congress, and 80
few to endorse your rascality.
Mungen please don't send US any
more of your speeches, and believe
us yours truly.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-06
The Reorganization Of the Senate


The determination Of the Senate
to reject this little nonentity, who
clothed in little brief authority cut
such fantastic tricks, seems to be
conclusive, and therefore while we
regard IL as somewhat remarkable
that anyone in Washington should be
rejected, who, bears tho enphonicus
sobriquet Of tho late Attorney Ger.
eral, lot US prepare to submit as
gracefully as possible to the loss of
his distinguished talents in the Coun
ellis Of the Nation.
We have got along passablc well
heretofore without even knowing
there was such q man in existence.
Hoar, adieu.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-06

And now comes the Springfield,
(Mass.,) Republican, and shows what
an eminent Bourbon it is, by saying
that "all the leading politicians in
Iowa like Con. Dodge, J. F. Wilson
and Gent. Ffts Henry Warren, are
supporting Mr.. Allison for Congress.
If the Republican ever learned any.
thing and ever forgot anything about
Iowa politics, it would know that
General Fitz Henry Warren passed in
his political chips many years ago,
and over his remains were written =
"Died Of A. johnson on the BRAIN"
If Mr.. Allison is going to draw on
the dead tor his supporters, Messrs.
Merrill and Wright had b tier 20 in.
to the resurrection business also, at
cnce, if they don't want to be distan.
ed in the fight.