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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nSyp OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND
TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANY, M 22i
PHILADELPHIA, October s, 1870.


PHILADELPHIA, October s. 1870.
special meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Company will be
held at the Office of the said Company in the city of
Philadelphia, at 12 o'clock noon OF TUESDAY,
October 25, 1870 to take into consideration an ac
ceptance OF an act OF Assembly OF the Common
wealth OF PENNSYLVANIA entitled can Act TO Entitle
the Stockholders Of any Railroad Company incorpo-
rated by this Commonwealth, accepting this act, to
vote for each share of Stock" approved May 90
1861 and also to take into consideration an accep-
tance OF an act of the Commonwealth OF Pennsyl-
vania, entitled "An Act authorizing corporations to
increase their bonded obligations and capital STOCK
approved December 20, 1869.
By order OF the Board of Directors of the Phladel-
phia and Trenton Railroad Company.
+. II. WHITE,
1851 Assistant Secretary.
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THE FRENCH FINANCIAL POSITION.
From the N, Y. Times.

Should France be amerced in the sums
computed by German calculators as the cost,
on their side, of the war, the French national
debt must be very largely increased. This
debt, before the war, amounted in our money
to about twenty six hundred millions of dol
lars. The Germans say the expense of the
campaign to themselves will come to the
equivalent of one thousand millions of dol
lars more. To France the cost down to the
present time-includiDg reasonable esti-
mate for towns and villages burned, bridges
blown up, and railways, standing crops, and
other property destroyed-must be nearly
double that sum. If we reckon it at fourteen
hundred millions, add the compensation
to be paid to Germany, and add both
to the national debt, we have an aggregate of
five thousand millions of dollars. This vast
amount exceeds the hugest national burden
known to history. That of Great Britain, at
the worst time, has been far below it. At
present the English debt is less than four
Thousand millions, and this is funded at SO
low rate of interest as 10 make the pressure
comparatively light. Besides, small as Eng
land is, her vast colonies have assisted her
immensely in carrying a load declared over
and over again in past times to be beyond her
strength. France, without colonies of mate
rial productiveness available for such pur-
pose, will be called upon, then, by the ad Just
greater than the monstrous obligations of
England in 1874
But even this does not measure the extent
of the French misfortune. The weight of
such debt might be crushing enough for the
whole Empire in its integrity. 1t is, how
ever, proposed to infiict it upon dismem-
bered France, territory diminished by six
departments, and more than three millions of
| people. Alsace and Lorraine, including the
Upper and Lower Rhine, the Meuse, the
Vosges, the Moselle, and the Meurthe would
have no part in sustaining the burden. These
departments have been accustomed to pay
freely in support of their Government. A
correspondent writes of an old ,Alsatian pea
SAINT, in his shovel hat, looped mp on one side
and short jacket, expressing his opinion very
concisely, but with indefni Q iteration, ''Who
ever has Hundsbach has me. Whether the
French or the Prussians have Alsace all is one
to me. Whoever has it, the peasant will have
20 pay the taxes, which are heavy enough.
But these heavy taxes will no longer, as pro
posed, go to Paris, but to Berlin. Thus, al
things considered, France viii not only hav,
the heaviest 5ebt in the world to stagge
! ureeT.l lbut will possess from eight to twelyi
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s1S. HELAIBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
w. is pleasant in taste and odor free from all in
furious properties, a2d immediate in It's
action 101Tw
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nesp OFFICE OF THE FRANKLIN FIRE
"~N INSURANCE COMPANY.

At a meeting of the Board of Directors held this
day. semi annual Dividend of SIX PER CENT,
an extra dividend OF TEN PER CEN L., and a
special dividend of THREE PER CENT were de-
clared upon the capital stock payable to the stock
holders, or their legal representatives on and after
the 18th instant, clear OF taxes
1041lt j. w. MCALLISTER, Secretary.
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nfy. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
OF the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the incorporation Of Bank, IN ac-
cordance with the laws OF the Commonwealth, TO be
entitled THE ANTHRACITE BANK, to be located
at Philadelphia, with capital of five hundred thou
sand dollars with the right to increase the same to
two million dollars
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IMPROVED ROSE WASH cures delicate disorders
in all their stages at little expense, little or no
change in diet no inconvenience, and no exposure.
1t is pleasant in taste and OdOr, immediate in its
action, and free from all injurious proper
ties. 10 7W
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sSSHD NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
of the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation OF Bank in
accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth, to
be entitled THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
BANK, to be located at Philadelphia. with a capital
OF five hundred thousand dollars, with the right to
Increase the same to ten million dollars.
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GEN. wIrcHER ENDORSED.

Resolred, That we fully appreciate tho
services Of our young and gallant repre-
sentativsln Congress, General John s.
Witcher, and hereby desire 70 endorse
his course while representing this Dis
tiict.
The above resolution was passed by
the K,nowha County Republican Com
vontiop. June Ain, Ills 40 endorsement
well msritad BY Gen. Witebar, who has
proved himself worthy Ofthe condolences
repdsed 10 him By The Republicans Of
the sllDis.tict. Mason, like Krnawhs,
will give her entire vote for the re nom
nation Of Gen. Witcher. From every
county come. up strong desire 70 seq
Gen. Witoher returned to tho 42ud Con-
gross. We do no, think there is any
doubt Of his Reorganization.
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[Frop tho Wheeling 1ptelligencor.l
TIIE DEWOCR ATTIC TICKET.

THE UEMOChAtICI 1ShEAs
The Charleston nominations ara a
surprise TO both parties, Thu Register
enissyoted to prepare its readers lew
DAYS since. By illusions 10 The uouioa-
tions OF Polk aud Pierce. Tor the distoy
sry Of some new material; and we agree
with the editor Of that paper that this il
"npw' LAT least 10 part-and popular
with the Republicans. Fhs discovery
otMr. jacob is due We believe 10 the
cxerlions Of tho delegation from this
coynly. who were greatly aided In thoir
efforts BY ssgacious gentleman from
the Eastern Panhandle, holding intimate
con injection with a powerful corporation,
With which Mr.. Jacob also has con6den
tisl business relations Mr.. jacob. who
has thus been rudey dragged before the
public, 10 gentleman Of whom all we
know is in bis favor. He is a lawyer
Of good bb,liy; q mao Of good plain com.
moo .use; rather reserved and inpasS
i've, though not cold 10 lnauneE a seusi.
bic but moi forcibls or magnetic talkef;
apparently not capable Of enthusiasm
binself OF Of inspiring it 10 Others; but a
decidedly good looking gentleman Of
middle age. His chief Recommendation
to the party nominating him is, we pro.
sumo, 6rst that nothing can be said
agains, him and second. that he is the
confidential agent of'the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railrosd Company, which if il
chooses. can DO quite power in our
politics. ~ &'
CONCERNING the second name on the
ticket. some msy be surprised to see that
ola gentlemen who has been heretofore
acting will our party and held positions
Of honor aud digoity in its ranks Mr..
Phelps has prolesseJ u be a Republican
up to this limo and headed tho mevo
men. for the recently proposed meeting
al Point Pleasant. We have not been
surprised to end him abandoning the Re
publican party. Tor his course here last
winter iudiosted that nothing but the
opportunity was wanting but we were
hardly pre- pared 10 see the Democracy
take him ia and give him front ssot SO
,oun after hia conversion. Ifths Democ.
raey didthis WITH the idea tbat Mr.. PbelBs
would cstty auy liberal Republroausiw,th
him they isve ,been.Sery badly cheated;
fur we don't believe he will have one
SINCE follower. That hook will have to
be,bsitcd with somtthing more caplivst,
ing than Mr., Phelps. y y Mr. Phelps
will no. do the Democratic ticket any
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HEfNBoLn's EXTRACT tUoaH

has cured every case of Diabetes in which I
has been given. Irritation Of the Neck Of ~.
Bladder, and Inflammation Of Tho Kidueyssut
Bladder, Retention OF Urine. Diseases o. me
Prostate Gland, Stone in the Bladder. oaleu.
lus. Gravel, Brick Dpst Deposit, aud MncusoF
Milky Discharges, and for cnfcebled and deli
ca,e constitutions, Of both sexes, attended FIN
the following symptoms; TndiAposition To- "a
erlion. Lossof Power, Loss Of Memory Ed
Guilty Of Brpathing, Weak Ncrye5, Trembling.
Horror Of Disease, WakefuineSs, Dimness *
Vision. Pain ia the Back, Hot Hands. gluse'
lug Of the Body, Drynnss of tho Skin, Efupoo71
on the Face, Pallid Countrnance, Univcrhal
Lassitpde Of the Muscular System. de-
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REPUBLICAN CONG RESSIoNAL
CONVENTION.

Where and when will This Convention
lion be held? The call first published IL
tie Point Pleasant Register 90 the 10th
uIt., not baviug been agreed to, so far as
yet Appeals, By any member Of the Con-
eressiousl committee besides the Chair.
mao, the question may be considered ap
ppeo one.
The above Sstaka from The Ravens
wood News of June 9th. We thought it
singular that this paper did not publish
the call for the COngressOnaI'C Convention.
Mr, Ns,cs the call has authority, and
the Convention will Do bald at the lime
aad place msnlioutdi aud we hererequest
you 10 publish the call, II, however The
delegates present at the Safe COnvon-
ton again on another day, We will not
object.
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cnnarY rnNYENTIoN.

TIE Republican County Convention
which mel ia. this aiacslast Saturday,,
was veil attended, and rs proceedings
wets HARMONIOUS, Siguipg we'll for The
success flhs ticket Il has put forward.
The Convention mas . success il oil re.
specls. lie aclloueau not fail 10 give
satisfaction 10 all sRspnblieans. The
ticket ve believe viii conm.nd IhO 10.
divided support IF the party.
II will be seen that ;he editor Of this
paper vas nominated for the House Of
Delegates. WefesI comPlimsntcd be.
cause il o 40 emphatic Endorsement Of
our course. lfslected to tho position,
IL will be our endeavor 10 legislaIe for
the hes. interests Of orr county and
State. y
The nomination Of William French,
Ed. for Circuit Clerk. is alike 40 bon1
or and tribute to tie gourt, because
he will command the confidence and re-
spect Of all the bar snl The citizens
generally.
oftbv nomination Of Mr., Mason for
Recorder, We need say nothing, as 10 is
we'll and fsvorably knowo il all paris
Of the county. Hsis gentlemen well
qaslidsd 10 perform al the dstios'Of the
Office,
For The Office Of Sheriff, ". c Green
Ice received the nomination. He is q
young man of good baslne'' qualidca'
iioas, snd will make q good sheriff.
T.. a. Guthrie. was renomiuOted for
the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney This
is sufficient gusrautoe Of the good mp
iuiou Of bis party friends, as well as. 40
sndosemsnI Of his official cOnduc. d.
riDg he past Two years.
7. w. sisson. the nomiDee for Sur
yeyor Of Lsnda, is SO we'll known TO the
people as m efficient and faithful and
correc. officer tina, is useless for US 10
molo than make mention Of bis hoplaa
toni
For Assessor 10 First District, Z. A
Polseley was nominated. All know hin
10 be a good officer. He will make as
good an Assessor as this District ever
hSd.
Ia the Second District, John W. Mil
Ter was nominated for Assessor. No
better selection could have been made.
The platform is one that viii com.
Rsud ilsslt 10 lle people Of The county
and wbich il bTnadienopgh FOR all 10
stoEa on
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nnNsIIs.rENcY,.

The following i the resolution which
was voted down in the late Democratic
Convention. We publish il to show the
Inconsistency Of the democratic party.
Comment i useless.
"And finally We declare that the Rail
ical party have. forced negro uftags up
on the people 81 the State, and ars now
permiltiag them to vote at all elections
held Thereto, we will not oppose tHepro.
posed amendment to The constitution Of
tie Stale because It proposes to strike
oul the word white" but will support
the proposed amendment because Il pto.
yides for the enffaoehisement OF twenty
fyc Thousand white men who are no"
denied all participation in Iho elective
franchise,
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%; B smith. JebnM Miller, Aergs1.
GreenieeY r II MeKiaIss Eiibu k.ouolz'
Henry psem.
TIE eompittee reported the following
list d delegates. The report 81 the.
committee was received AID anaaimous;
II adopted The foIlcwirg are the
names Of the delegllrG
WA6sEstE George 3 Downing. q
u Msson, LrMael BaFpold, s H Aumil
lei jacob Bird. Charles J Zu.psn, B
HeTtI4. John U Myers, 3 s Davis, @
W Bird, T6Os. Muchsll .i5lz4i
~ Lewis-Gso W Tippatt, James II
Polslsy, F A Guthrie, Oliver Phelps,
L w Sisson, r A iGuIbrie, John M Rey-
nolds, William Ftsnch, Ghas T Lsthsm,
N a Polslsy. james Binstt, John Ray.
burn, John Mason.
coorER B ] Rollins, P II Mckinley,
Andrew Eckhard. Michael Roseberty,
@ WiGisL. w II Pilchsrd John 7 Greer,
u @ Minlum, Hiram Stephenson, G Il
Smith.
Fl CreEDESgS- Henry Deem, John Holt,
"a j .IWslsrson. WIN Shpnk, George r
IIaIry,iJoho FaidIry. John B Stevens,
Z NJ Rollios; Mspin Weizsl, W Henry
UHIoS John w Miller. George At.
kios6n, William M6rehead. Lewis Bales,
o q LOOMS. John Stone Jasper My
ers. Thomas A johnson. Burwell Smith,
lie wis GfssnIee. s NJ Smith,
CoIooNE-- D 9 Forbes. Thomas Q
Dunlap. VIC Grssllee, Mofgap Green
lee, Edmund Hill, AIfxsoder Watteur
berg. "a w iRollins. Robert Barnett. Jf.,
.GllIDra Sullivan, I RiAfnold.
HASSAN-D,yid GeutsesJno n Ball.
@ AYauahau, W. II Raymond, 4
Taylor, James Gsorge.Jobl o Butler,
T SBuAsr, David Il Ball, W H RowseY
RoBlNsoN.- Asa Musgtavap ST., 3 G
Mussraye. Miebaet RossbeWy, T Q Bog
CESS @ w Boggess. E + 2qsshery. G
W. ,Bogg.ss, w II Shaw. Joseph Rifl7t
Thomas G Gaskins.
.GRAHA4--0 B Smith, Geo Wildiug.
John Nj Graham. d w Gossslt, Geo Q
Wilding, d E Neg,oo, H j Chester,
Richard Waters, Seth Rumgarner,J l
Hensley. @a 81 II.
aARguoELE=-E P Kooniz. 1 Newman,
john Buckle, Jonathan Hill. ] 40 ClaDcb,
Eli MtGpire. David Fisher, Gideon
Kooni& BIS Hayes, J Beard,
F. W. s,ssou, offered the following
resolution. which was adopted:
Re,olvea, That Hon. A. ". cAursEtI, d
Ohio county, is the choice q Nilsson county
for Governor.
On motion, The. above named Dele
gates, wera pppointed Delegates to the
Con gressiooal and Senatorial Converts
ions which mest 81 Charleston, Kama
wbs ceunly, July TN.
On motion Of Alien O. Mason, The
following gentlemen were elected as .
County Executive Committee:
q. Shire gsbpry, cIairmau; Wm Smith,
gyiliRp Enaeh, F. w. sissaa, pa1isl
Polsleg
On motion, tbe Poiut Pleasant Regis
ter. Mason County Journal West VitS
GINA Journal PslEetsburg TINS,
Wheeling 1pteRgeacer, aud all
Republican papers throughout The State,
we're requested 10 publish these proceed
ines,
On motion, Adjourned.
WIZ FRENCH, Ghsitman.
8. @, Mason, soo.o,.,;.s
GEO. W. TiPPETT,
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mon. JoIIN II. 'pnELPs,l

elHeN. JOHN II. PHELPS.
Ash generally snoRn stia gentleman
has Efcsiyed and accepted the poRIna-
lion oayihe Democratic ticket as secre.
taryt Of State. Why this sudden convex
sion 10 die Democratic faith, we are
pnaGIe 70 undersiaGd9 he claims tbSt
,hsjlsF, the Republicsp party because il
has, treated him badly, end ignored him
lathe Distribution Of Offices. To This wc
reply, there haa not been a day OF an
hour since iho org Sniyation' Of the sigte
thst,he;hns not been 10 Office, and pla.
cod thsre by The party he nov so ronud-
ily ubuses and bOlasup tOahOls horror;
if,the Offices be has held were not pay.
ing Offices, he IVES always ready 70 ac.
.cept them. We do mol wish to DO up-
defstood as mskiug personal attack
upon Mr. Phelps. Whatever We may
say Eili,be said .iu q spirit Of kindne's
aud brotherly foEbcaranee.
.iWhstifihis gsRtlsR,pn Shs is nom
inaIed Tor Tie second position on the
Democratic ticket, did q while ago clam
OF fot The defeat otthis same Democratic
lgssgl What IL ho believed the safety
of,bs stote;dspeuded npon The defeat Of
The Democratic party? They have for
.giseo him and taken BIN into their be-
sons The most singular thing is this
strange iafatuaiIon office) thstbas thus
sunastsd his roopsgiiOn viii The Be
pObIicsa party And We arc led % ~
claim che is lie right man ii lihs right
plaeslga His jaintng the dsmocEaoy il
an evidence Of mental weakness. He
Has nothing 20 gain 10 aIfying himself
40 the Democracy, while be has every.
ding to loose. Il is true The Democrat!
10 ,narty can viyc hin, q nomination; but
in no way cam lSsy give him The Office.
His ssce p,ance Of this position on the
Democratic iickst. is1is certain p0Rtica
,,sq,i rbis Re will find 10 be- lrul
AFTER Tia Fou-,b THURSDAY ia mex, DC.
,tobe.. Wa understand Il at bo expects
10 carry Win him many Republican
.votss IN Ills comfy We baye mol
seen . single Republican. but that con.
,dsmps Mr.. Pbelps.ror this 40, of his.--
AID W. do no, belisye be waI get .
RSnSbIicSo vote in Mason county.
N NJ, PbsIas was wtonsed in hi.
marty no would have setedly wisely BY
I.Gasining IN The psr,y and rirbtiup
iabo,eswyonss. 1.-The sdyocsied cer,air
Drineiplcs. he sbo,,Id have epdeavored tc
.;pstiil those 1osEiineioles into his marty, b,
working within his party. Mr.. Phelp,
will aod thai be- is not going TO max,
speb :. oonmotioo in tho S.a,e as he im
seipes,be will. The Democrats too, n,
doubt. Tillho,i,ste 10 accept him as q
dolity persoplGed, and may ask is hi
conversion real' or is it only the olic'
10 be shown some great services he hn
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Gen. Witcber was among those who
,goled In the House lasI Friday for the
amendment to lbs tax bill offered by Mr..
Beck, Of kentucky. TO lay lax Of 5 per
cent on the coupons of government
,aonds, it being Ni,held on the payment
,oi then.
T6iS vote Of Gen. Witchsfa We most
lssRrIily epdoHe.
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uELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUHoU

is used by persons from the ages Of IS 10 Is
and from IS to SIS, or in the decline OF changs
Of life after Confinement. or labor Paiss; BED
Wetting in cEildrcp.
In affections peculiar 10 females, the ExtrHrs
Buehu is pueeualled by any other remedy. IS
in Chlorosis, o. Retention, lrrsgularity, Pam
fulness or Suppression Of Gustdniary Eyaeua.
lions, liberated or Schirrous St%te of The Utsf'
US, Lcrcorrbea, OF Whites.
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In the Vermont Constitutional Con.
ventiou, Saturday, the proposition TO slVe
woman the balIO. was rejected.
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MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.

Duchu leaves are gently stim1lant, with c
peculiar tendency to the Urinary Organs,
They are given IN complaints Of the Uripsry
orpaps. such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh Of
he Bladder, Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder
md Urethra, Disease Of the Prostate Gland
and Retention or Incontinence Of Urine, from
loss Of tone in tile parts colceFned in its ~.
acuation. The remedy has also been recon
rhendel in dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism,
Cutaneels Affections, ohr9nic RtheuHstisH,
and Dropsy.
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)ssst 81 Ti,E Bltnpy, RlhsSvsi 1afFs
Am 1sopSin h 5 " ktlISss.

This medicine increases the power Of D.
restion. and excites the AhSIrbents into heal.
.thy actian by which the Watery or oalearet
Gus dispositions. aud all unnatural enlargs,
rrents are reduced. as we'll as Pain and llta.
nation
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sons d DE psmoeralIe paper. 81 llis

Some Of tie Democratic papers in this
State, With Q disingenuopsness they ought
to be asbaaej Of. are ptialing NJ. SUN
net's bill tosseuFe negroes equal PTlslI
eyes IN all pobIiclpIocss, Duder siartling
headlines AID neutrality-suspicious., SO as
TO make lheir readers bsIievs It 10 iecsd
uslly an snsolpont Of godgrsso. Why
don't you ezFlSn, gep!elmep, thai This 4
only Nj. Summers bill iu!rodpesd BY
him, 81. no. passed BY either House OF
Congress nor likely q %? *
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receotspseeh in the Houss Of Rep
rs.eniAtiyss made by Hon. Horace May
naIa.ofTenbesst6, be cOmPlimeped our
Representative Gen. Jno. s. WiIehep
ip The following language;
( II now como 70 anolhet imPorlont
which | am almost Geshsn'
ed to SPEAK of,9afler II has been 50. tbly
discussed and BY 80 many gentelmeu
and b. none Inors 50 lban my young
frieud from Inc ne State Of West Yir-
ginia, At, wiIeheFn &
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Chef Justice Chsse's health is said to
DO failing, so much as to render his re.
trsment probable.
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The Pi'uburg Gazete says, Even
the Posi- Office Department, which neyot
supported itself before the rebellion,
ami bankrupt under the Johnson rule
afterwStd, is beginning 10 rank as a pay.
Jog institution, under an honest Repub-
licsn ADMINISTRATION. The receipts arc
now greater than ever before, aud the
needless expenditures have been abridg'
ed, so that The next balancs-shest ifnOt in
fsvor oflhe Department, will show SO
nesril, as TO promise net revenue in
snolher year"
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None are Gcnuln ne.

Unless done up in steel engraved wrsppe e
with fac-simile ofmy Chemical WuFenpoa'yi
and signed .g ,,upnTn.
june sElT, \ \ AHN@9Ss1
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The Democracy Of Ohio, 10 their re.
cent convention, have shown the frSt
CLEAN Of wisdom thai has oyertsksn them
during a. period Of nearly twenty years.
Tbey have virtually abandoned the ne.
gro question aud have limited their los.
tility 10 the African race to one short
resolution protesting not against The Fiji.
teenth AmendmenLbur against the 10" re-.
Gently passed BY Congress to enforce Il.
The House Reconstruction CompiItee
by eight 10 seven have agreed to 50
amend the George BiIlas to require the
election Of a new State Legislature the
coming fall. Thisis eyeu stronger than
the Bingham amendment.
Chef Justice Cbase's health is said to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-12-17
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-12-17
HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, DECEMBER II,
Mstbanital.
JOHN FREDERICK KENYON,
MILITARY, NAVAL AND CIVIL
IT a H q III.
Hotel Street, Honolulu. oil
JAS. L. LEWIS,

Cooper and Gauger, at the Old Stand,
a9A CORNER OF KING AND BETHEL
hssfTg Streets large stock of OIL SlOOKS and all
Kinds of COOpering Materials constantly hand.
lie hopes by attention business continuance
Of the patronage which he has hitherto enjoyed and for which
he his thanks. n5