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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-24
Chinese Secret Societies.

A recent correspondent Of the New
York Telegram, speaking of the habits OF
the recently imported John Chinaman,
says:
One of the most curious features of
the Chinese emigration is that the emf
grants carry with them one of the most
Interesting of their institutions. 1t is,
of course, generally known that the
original Celestials were conquered by
the Tartars; that a Tartar dynasty was
lifted to the throne of the Chinese en-
pire, and that the Tartar garrisons were
scattered all over the land. All this oc-
Cured many hundred years ago. But
curious societies of the Ghee Hins and
the Toe Peh Kongs, the former estab-
lished for the purpose of restoring the
Ming dynasty, and the latter for the
purpose of maintaining the Tartar SUI
premacy, sprung up at that PERIOD and
the feud has been kept up ever since.
All Cinnamon belong to one or the other
of these organizations. The Ghee Hins
live in one street, and the Toe Pah
Kongs in another. Each society has its
flags, and all its members are armed. On
great occasions, public displays of their
strength are made, and very frequently
an attack is ventured upon by the non
parading organization, and q bloody
struggle ensues. Such faction fights are
very common in Australia.
Until lately very little was known
about these societies. But about two
years ago, in the island of Pewang,
there was riot among the Chinamen,
which lasted seventeen days, and in
which 1000 men were killed. The
British government were powerless to
stop it, and, perhaps, as the Cinnamon
did not attempt to molest Europeans,
they were not very anxious to do So
But a committee was appointed, after
everything was over, to find out the true
character of the offending organizations
For some time, none Of the witnesses
summoned had the courage to tell the
truth about the objects and rites of theil
organizations, but, at last man came
forward who made clean breast of it.
The rites of initiation, as he described
them, are very elaborate, and occupy
nearly whole day. They began soon
after day break. The candidate, having
been properly dressed and adorned with
certain emblems, is ushered into the
lodge ind-folded. The bandage is
taken from his eyes, and he finds himself
in the midst of men who are all armed
with devices such as naturally inspire
terror. The next thing done is to cut
off the head of fowl. The candidate
is asked to carefully look at the opera
ton, and to remember it well, for SIM
liar fate would befall him if he should
ovoI Lotray the secrets that are eoon "
be confded to his discretion. Then
comes the oath of good faith. 1t is ad,
ministered by the President, and is ex-
cessively minute and rigid, and SC
lengthy that its reading occupies two
hours. The candidate is next handed
over to the care of some of the brethren
who instruct him in the pass words and
secret signs. The ceremony concludes
with a sumptuous repast, cooked accord
ing to certain prescribed rules.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-24

A Mormon of Salt Lake City has in
vented a novel apparatus for killing
grasshoppers by steam. The machine is
very small, and can be attached to the
waist of the operator, who plays upon
the grasshoppers with the steam, which
is elected from flexible tube attached
to the generator.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-24

There will be fifty-three Sundays in
ls7l-the year beginning and ending on
Sunday.
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qrOposals.
IMPROyEMENT or TAUNTON RIVER.

OFFICE OF THE u EEOIHRKR Oct. .. 1870.
Ffoposals VIII be received ~ this oiiC until /! NJ
zoe gth Of this month Tor dredging channel through
the shoals IN thG Taunton lAYCf, Commcncin' at u
Taunton.
The channel Is to be 90 feet wide and ~ feet dccn at
low water inv WING m exoaya ION ~ the Needles u
about 900 CuDr yaIdH Tue dredging viii be clnltn,
ued W the river uutll the whole amount available
CIV O)O) N eNIended.
The matenilt 70 he drcdgcd II hard. compact grayol
inlermlxed with boudsH,
TIC dIcigci material u to be deposited on the fats
opporitc ID 3htnn inside Of Grassy lblAnd Dish.
t9n liogk," NJ Pho ill bend, the piers Of
the OLD bridge. provided that proper bulklcnd be
sLHeled nt IN two lat places, TO pteyenI tho ma esi
belhg again washed into the ClHnnO,
i'opoaas mllst STATE tho lricr per cubic ward for
Dredging and dcpOsiting the material IN tho places
ucned afo the price cubic yard for the removal
nv the shovel OF the dre1gO.
Proposals must be endorsed on the envelope " Pro-
pOsllg fOr Taunton River" Bana forms for proposals
and gnalNntOc whoa all bids be made ont
to insure consideration eau bo oblanod A. ths OIlco
upOn application j, q, FOSTEI,
Lieuten ant mel Euglnocrs
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4cst ano fuunn.

/ OST-ll9nk book No. is33, on the Blocker -.
u savings Bahk' The nnier VIII confer laYOr on
the owner by returning IL oi2l East nth At,
/ QST-Dapk hook, No, ~ 5S7 on last l.ycr savings
NOS Chambers 81. New YORK.
GIS RBWARD.-Lost black and tan uos, III
I'D IO aShiagton o.. on 1.h. Return TO
Mir. LYNCH, S7q Beach At.
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@mustmtnis.
" 800 f0R liIE BENErGT OF TnR
WOUNDED WITHIN THE GERMAN LINES,
wtnova Avn SRpJI Ana IN GERMANY

" -. FOR 4 lie BENEFIT OF TIL,
w,povs Ann AZ. 1Rp 81 F "a IN GERMANY.
.puopv or mig 70 l nE Hf nEa1Y TN NoNy
COMMENCING MO- oCr' l" i0"'
The undersigned ladies' Snd EcpeTen who have nm
b PpGE to s gqSG r gySTc Won s
smiled seventy ms Saa's% much suffering that it
We u.mSot 70 resve IN GsESS' ot ro-
Swb wSEadsd s9n Sfhy 9q 4. wSgdcd Tepc
1Gs The hoE,s hays Se Ss Gao1a1G INTO, to re-
Ni fS Soq Pe9aar military organization o. German, n.,
abs pod,sd male boraon FRA many amcs have
IS. IS IS e The widow.
pPtey -. ' ". W., .DrS. " , ",p,,
alcd to Touch ihs zen, hear! Q. The Aneflcan people
SS no Y ti1E We iaI ep also BY scnS9g
. sH l1Fs sf', f9, matters noe wh'"'' in money or
rS% Qf' he e y az 0cs w be isS N A. S
tons tons IN ,ee mean une among Others the following
Mr.: 9FslSG VS.,
Ms MaiEI6Ei.B%cm, Wet 5gih IT. - '''' '''" W.
Ms a aGaP M!nssSt & 81, !S'S;.
Mrs Professor FRANCIS ~ RER, Z! East aiin st
N: n sfFEET}S%&T,$,$5I !. f:s.S;is5
M Ms; k + 22i dII6sl r. ii P n 'v
Hrw ' YoHT ssEt M 50; SolD hUnSh O,0'a I"
nEYYSsoSS stHRANN, sees. AT ", SoSl ~ D. aoa
ny oi.bEl OF iilk dhSfi:AL COMMITTEE.
A GRAND NATioNAL ExHIpirioN'
TIE TnIRTY;NlNTn. ANIMAL FAIR oFTns
opcp daily nom O'Clock A. H. 10 10 I'm. in tho .p,
etH c no s ss vii rot DO resumed un G%s
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Ghs Cart.
,s'nEPROSPECwP PARK FAIR GROUNDS.

AN AGlICUH1 URAL AhD HORTICULTURAL FAIR
VIII he belt ~ The above GROUNDS
THUIaSDAI. FRIDAY ana SATURDAY,
Ocl 10. u. and H.
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A'lcs, thip-Capt Hlge
Arlington, shop -hihbom llerm
AfAtsila, hAik- Gi0son hn W,
Turrcf WIN
CAsiida, ihip-rsvsriy Edwd
Constantine, fhip- Aunett. w
Cuta, ship Bakkrnit
G. ) or0yss. sChf Loyui Daniel
CITY VI i,aga,a, snip Buckley
Joins
Elitsb-ta lane, schr-Cousins c z
Irotge ~ Squire, sohr--l'ertS u q
ltrilcl, sclf John. q Chaflr,
yohn Mann, shlp NJ sOi~sfy rs,e'
} nss smilh. .slr n ieholas Capl
~
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4 OW FARE for Albany ami Troy from T. or a.
Il Spring St. daily, Saturdays ckceItol. Mt g +. 81
Deck blc; including ROOM 81 81 Inc lint Dcr % s..
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IsT OF LETTERS (p-biI,h.i Tu.,d.y sod rdd,v)
II manng IN The New Yorf City Ocs, f Nassau and
Cedar st. FRIDAY, H. $50. AL for "hdvefed Let
er. and The this Published according Law
the paper having the Largest Circulation.
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Mr0ital.

1t. special disc Sos cltoi mmel ..toIY. Oh o1i
n pr. HAkl!l~ON ~ Bi'ct.et IT,
nR. EyANS'S OFFICE, % Cn4uol =.
1 Ouly ptACH Tor speedy CuIe OF speCh. u.t, rs
Manhood restored Dy d. LVAASs E.NIr
NERVOUS DEBILITY ana u comp .'N o.
~ el her sex cured OY Or. kHAN'S~ 20 tN.t'uu a.
Manhood restored IN fifteen mluu'es. bruthNY -
GI nn0 REWARD for any cR,r oi 'u ~
IN l .JNlO disease winch Dr HcnIu's q = ..l, IT.
ehir' fail to cure also, rheumal ,u, d1.tN a."
Hours trom 1909, Consul atiou4 tree
Dr. BltHAlDS. 23 Nlr,' Il
e1 nnn REWARD for any sa. f'"
~ .ONTV thht Or EEANSs r'u' .'.riuII 10 "
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mnntto...MaIts.

A IoRRTEn,A yA %, 9s .,qy.
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Shipping.
A NCnOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,

to and from any Railway station IN Great Britain I
land, Norway. Sweucn. Denmark. Germlny, lIJlltil
Belgium: aud the United States, by stcanles saia:
weekly. for sale
Al 10 VEST CURRENCY RATEI
HENDERSON .DIOTnERj.
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manitn---4,mNla.

A Girl, wanted for general homework me WHO
N can wa. b md iron well. APPLY at Montgomery
It,, corner East Broadway
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y0nE stofT, - ''''' CommI,noqe-
WALTER ROCHE,

SUPREME COI'RT.-Iu llc mat OF o. .Th
- clton Il tAc Nay'r derWc IA C5i .",, III
the cry of lew lUrl relative iu tDr ending NI IA.A
piaoe Wo-t.riy 10 west rect, bi Nl '4.d. ,'N,.9
street on the uJtthcry and sou De- IN si''' 'i'.
from College ll4cc 70 West street p %" cry ID view
York.
Notice IL hereby gwen th't 'ua b D of 'I' 49,
cecdlngs ia the oroye eut I't matter ~ % I'' '.
tor taxation 10 the Honorable q H.-. q N''
Ot Il Justices Of ihc supreme tDu.. l| ' H.N .'s
House % We tily Hal ~ tlcot col. " .'
sDlh Gay OF October, ls1u, az IOuvNtN o. 900 ''''
JAMIE II tGLEAA,,t
joins soon ,tnmu s''' u.s.
Wal EE ROC III.
Dated New YuiE, October O.! 1870
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Bubble i}oiptts

DUBLIC NOTICE Ia hereby given that on the
i lith inst. jurors viii be drawn for the following
Sour to be held In and for ne CHS and countY OF
New Iork, on Monday, NOV. 2. 1870, TO wit:
Two nanls ut lOl Ptt JufO!s saOh for The Superior
Court. Parts aud 3
Two panels NJ ,0l Petit Jurori oacL for the Cuurt
oil Common fci.. Parts AID !
Tsnel Of 100 4 III and panel OF 20 Grand Jurors fol
Court OF General Scse,pn7.
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Jamss y wMi, bark More Saul
L,mplight,r, buA-llliNtr CIV
NcssinA, st-fe'tiis John
Mountain Ash, bart --Cutlsr Thos
Napier, bfic-llanion A
fnds Of he O,eNn, ship l.aude-
lem Ludvik, La.stn ChA
Rote lie iitDwhJ
spants'. ~ -cavsn AleI, white
hall Capt
SN~rly Lalldow. Al p-Bos,e Capt
Nifgi mia, It- Sm VI joe
Noluutctf, Richards ID NJ,
RudAii " n
Noo'iiide, tart--fd nouds Capt T
Iaape. s1ht--ltw,ti Cspt G~o
Z, ~. JONES, ro.,nN Ter.
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Etoal Ilotnts.

SIN i6I mater q %, applieauon Of the Mayor A.
derncn, and CommOnalty Of the cry OF New IOiL
'''"'''' TO TIE EXTENDING OF
PARK PLACE.
westerly 20 west street by widening Robinson stre,
on the nortneTiy and soatherly sdc' thereof Col
- '' .s is TaE GirY oFNEw YoBK.
assGssm,nt "a nc above.enlcd matter, hereby syo
Of an houses aad oi, aid Improved Or unimpFovei
lands affected thereby. an who be opplsii to the
III st-That we have completed our estimate anl ~,
scssmenI in the Rboveentitcd matter, ami that per
be opposed 70 the same do present. 6S'r oacctols !,
Srh emg, az verified accod nS TO Law. g. James H.
mssioners, No q Nassau street (room No ilj IA hs
CITY Eew York. on or before the "a day OF sepIen'
secondHI6at the abstract OF our said E,mac AMI
aflAyiIs, mates and other dochn ;nts which wcfs
1cea oy Us n maens our report nee ha'e 9' Do
Worz, N the ei,y q Ney Iork there to renaia nali
aforesaid are as i9lo%s to Wit; All Hose Its: ccs,
and oy snd ncdc AMI a wT 'S rs
centre lines OF the following named streets, that 70
centre line OF Chambers street with ihe centre line q
centre line OF Hudson srcst 10 The centrs me Of Canal
street thence northwcsterly to the centre line OF HOBO
HobSsen Street To- the esare line Sf Ws sTce, eaSs
sonihery along the centre lne q West ,rest to ih'
centre line OF Rector street TO the ceare line Of Boi
the ce2e ne H2ng e nt e sSl
a9ng me centre line Of Rcalc So ct to the cen'I 10.
OF Hudson street. AMI thence sluther along the centre
line OF Hudson street TO the poiut OF place o o'sa
Fourth hat report herein will be prc,eltsilo
the supreme Court OF lie state Of New YORK ata sp~
ial tenn thereof 70 be held Dy tho Honorable Ger,
cry Hal, in the city OF New ore, on the a'IdAI
and that tnen ami there, VI ,ool thereafter cOsn
rel can be hcaru thereon, amoon viii b. made ta'' va
Dated New YORK August II. 1870
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ynstIuttlon.

A LADY teacher OF Tiauo, and higny competent.
~ VIII give lesson. at pupils re- ideuce, for $40 per
quarter Address PIANIST, box 100, sun ONCE,
XOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
n TON CLhsNlS.-BOokkccping COmmun noes satuf.
day evening, the 18th INST
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

Tho annual State election In Connecticut
occurs on Monday, April 1. Thus far the
canvass has been conducted with moderation
on both sides, no exciting Issues Of local
nature having arisen. The Republicans,
however, arc 10 earnest, and the prospect OF
their snccess seems encouraging. 30 far A.
the respective platforms Of the two parties
eau make II so, the contest ls put aQuarely
upon the national Issues between Republican.
lam and Democracy, the former ehamploning
the policy of congress, and the latter assert
Tug with Bourbopic obstinacy the doctrine
OF State sovereignty, resistance 10 recon.
structlon aud the Fifteenth amendment, and
obstruction generality.
The following are the tickets which have
been put 10 nomination. f.....
Reppbiieaa. Democrat,
| 0ov'nOr. Marshall Jewell. JNmes Z EnEllsh
See ssu si SSy KrpsTsS TSos ao' w.Isi
Controiisf.J W. Mannlns. Seth ). Logan.
IL addition TO the above, new Leglsla-
ture is to DO chosen, to consist Of twenty oue
Senators and two hundred and thirty eight
members Of the lower House. The present
Seaate consists OF fourteen Republicans aud
seven Democrats, and the House Of one hun
dred and thirty Republicans aud ono hun
drod and eight Democrats. The Btate Ad.
mluistTAtlon 10 Republican, having been
elected last year by maloritles ranging from
al on Governor TO $500 on other candl-
dates. The contest for Governor was be-
tween the came candidates last year a. now,
and was very active aud close. It 10 thought
that this year Governor Jewell's majority
will be materially increased. II the recent
result In New Hampshire IL 10 be accepted
AZ a reliable indication Of political sentiment
In New England, IL may safely be counted
upon that the sceptro has passed from the
Democracy Ia lie ancieut stronghold.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

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United States Consul, Ysddo.

THE PosTAL TELsdRAPH system IN
FREoE AID acknowledgements tive
WashbuFn, OF Wisconsin, has received
official information from France Of the
operations Of the postal telegraph sys-
tenn under Government control. The
exhibit is most favorable TO the system,
the number Of messages having In
creased enormously and the receipts be
ing much larger than ever, although the
rate per message is as low as economy
demands. Advices from England are
TO the same effect as those from France.
The increase Of business has been great
and there is no doubt that the postal
telegraph system will prove a decided
success in Great Britain.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

The ASSE1ArIoS or ST. DoNrNoo.-A
coup d'etat is meditated by the friends
Of the proposition to annex st. Domingo
to the United States in the event Of the
Senate not rAtiying the pending treaty,
which requires a two.thirds vote. II is
proposed that a joint resolution be
passed by both Houses Of Congress, Hs
was done in the case Of Texas, Huthoriz
ing the annexation Of the island. 1t is
believed that 4 majority Of the Senate
will support the measure, while there
appears to be no doubt OF the consent
Of the House.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

THE French Prince Imperial is re,
ported TO have said, recently, when ]
become Emperor l shall not permit any
one to be without religion" This prom
Use will, we suppose, increase the already
very general desire to see the succession
opened TO the Prince Imperial. It is
odd, however, to think of the young
Prince proposing greater revolution
than any France has ever witnessed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

An slopsnsnt iS the latest scandal In EGG
land, Lady Blanche Noel, eldest daughter oil
tho Earl Of oAinSboFouEh, has elopsd and
marrisd an orSAuist named Murphy Lsiy
Blanche is twenty-five years Of age Mr.
Murphy, who has been In the employment Of
the Earl at Eaton House, RutlAndShire, and
WAs Lady BlAnshs'S music master, iI twenty.
two, They are all Roman Catholics. Lady
BlAnohe oams TO Londsn to be married. The
Earl followed her, and obduTStelY refused HE
OoRssat. They wsrs married, DotWithHtand.
inE, ~ the Catholic ehspel 10 OadOgNp Place,
oAelSsA.
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rHE LATE LIEUr, comnAxDER
MULDAUR.

D.. The following letter. from Mr.. @. o.
ah.n.rd Ir,.,.5 S.-. r., :, 9,
Ohi'eu D''tes OohsuI AT 700
do, TO Mrs Mulduur, widow Of the late
Rant ,d.,. Nt,,1. = A..
A'ou'' OOuhhnnueF Muluauri one OF tue
8 victims Of the British Captain Eyre's
10 theartlessness and inhr,ronit,, b,, LooD
-. - -. VI "A' OS ,'"N
placed In our hands with permission TO
publish. II will be- read with interest
H. - IT., ,----,-
nSi0' "hete hleut' Ootnnanuer muluaur
was so well and fayorably known. Like
r,., ali tha af,.ar. Of Tho M S,.d oooid. Lo
- N'NSAe W wv i'-hOou Ohelue' "e
refused the boats and went down at his
post. Tho latter adda ano,bpr IN the
- ~, ~ :"
many proo's that AZ captain Eyre had
acted with the least humanity ali. or
.. naa,,r all or,L. ~. ii - - Al, .
~ "', VI sue opicerS auu crew OF tue
Oneida might have been saved:
iHul Or. cousuLAru o. rus urrEp srIy.,,l
10 -. IIDDo, JAP1E. January 81, $50, J
r.f ~ IHtdahr;
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f-SE OhiADs ....
It Appearing d al some evil llspossd psT'snI en-
yioua % the fucpsta which the sstabiisL nsat OF
large lswn at huatihGtoa. twsalY mtAatss' ride
from WashlnEton, IL mertiug with, are epesAVar.
leg TO pnoduee In the public Inind . bsiisfth tbs
Es.ssH We sell blildinG lot, there low price,
IL that the aroands ~ the iown site Of HuHtinGtoh
are either wet, OF low, OF narthI and from other
Susriers We learn that lheas pauies hsys Eehe 20
20 far as % Rllras that the JuRstion Of tbs BAlt
morssaa polomae Railroad With It's lateral branch
Into WaahinGion does not take place Al Huhung-
ton-thia Il written 10 pTonouhee each Of .ueh
ataismsnts wholly and ehtlrely uuttusJ ahd to
aver that the Hto1nds Of Huntington are klEh ahd
aIy,tiaiBE eaeh way ron the rlilways ant dspo,
HAITI GtonI the bel Of the railway from there
towards Aqua CFssk, from there towards BAlti-
mOTs. and from here towards WAAhlnHtoh, lie all
GRADED and flushed, and We undsIsta Cd that tbs
kailnoAd Company have now O mmsnefd The lay
deWn Of the iron rails. ~
fuThsr, We inIite AaJ Gli ali 70 visit the site Of
HuaiinGtqn, and aee for themselves, 70 and from
~ Oh poiat We will convey HEN fee " AAJ
ETse Lunch served nPon the Er1asds ...
BIN, n. PLUMB Co, Gao street,
mh15-lW PTopristors Of n Eton, MD
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

AMERICAN CLAIMS AGAINST PERu The
mixed American aud Peruvian commission
have awarded the following claims 10 Ameri
cans 8, Crosby 4 Co., $4,000 II. Hardy,
e9,5OOi A. Roseaburg, eel .93Ii j. Thorn az,
$4,000, II. MllliSan, s76,oooI 2. Isaaes,
$4,000, RIDDEN & Co., $780, T. Grammar,
$1,000, johnson Montana, ell, OOoI A. Egg
gart, eli 900, George Hin, S6,OOoi Charles
Weile, United States Consul, $4,000.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28
a9f-TME nEsPONsIDILITIEs OF

kGY@THE nEAPONsInIIITIE OF
AZ tbs LIVER. The liver has vary i'm.
pSrtant part 10 perform In the animal economy
Its fuuotlon "a two fold. The auId which il 80.
erstss tempers the blood And rsguialss the bowels
aud upon the 90 sutity aud qutlity on The seere.
tlon dspsad, 70 great deEfse. the adaptation Of
the blood 10 the TCqulrsmenta on tbs systsm nd
ihs dus TsmovAl OF the refuse matter which 70.
maa. Ia the iate.lia alter the work Of digestion
has been accomplished.
OE4 Of the pTiasipAl uses OF Hgsisilsr's g onAth
Bittsrs IL TO tone aud control this somewhat un
ruly orIaa. The aauhuious properties Of the
preparation are teatcsly secondary - It's Nlrtues
a. ltomaehia. Its operation upon thu liver l.
gsatls. tastsad Of ersatinG q sudden tumu' I 10
Gr.ss Hence. il Is San fensdy Tor bilious de
ordsrs, While msresry, baiaT : tfsmsnisus sE
eiiAal, IL not The more hataTaliy ADD qui.IlJ q
diseased orHtn can be restored 10 lts Normal eon-
dllioh the batter aud IL the peculiar properly OF
this harmless ysGstAble AttsrAtiVs 10 TsiufSfes
and regulate without sHeluhE Or soByulsinE,
Tbs success which has attended lite use a. rem e
edy foe hReellons Of the liver " provefblal Per.
seas Of billous habit who take II hnbllually As
protection AGaihst be Atlaeka 70 which they are
enthusiastically lAblf, prenounee u the best liver
lonie 10 sIistsnes. Thcuymptom, ofAa spproAeh.
iuu a. sfhili3u.usss g. u hArdlI Be mlStatsu, A
pain In the right tlse or uua,r tn ahnu' der
blades, . Gahroa uaEs 10 lha vAitss VI ths eyes,
sick headache, feollng Of droWsaes, low spirits,
loss Of Appe,its. eonstipaion aud gshsrat dsbilty
ere among the usual Ia leatiopa " morbid eos.
dldsn Of The liver, sod a. 5000 q, they appear The
Bttera should resertsd 10 In Ordor - watd %
more aeriouseons a1tu'ss. mh1-eoa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

NATIONAL THEArRE.-"Rip Van Win
kle' will be given for the last time to,
night, and all who have not yet wit.
messed JeferSon's Incompatible person.
alton Of this character should bear the
above fact in mind. Tomorrow night
Mr.. Jefferson commences a series of
high comedy and farce performances.
We hope during the week he will give
rs his inimitable Captain Of the SpitEire,
lbich is certAinly enc Of the most
IuKhable characters We have ever seen.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

Ma. TWEED having announced him
self as one Of the heaviest taxpayers in
New York, The Evening Post asks him
him the following important questions
l. How did he become the heaviest tax,
pAyeri What Industry has made him rich 7
2, How much income tar did he pay last
year IN the United States Government
.. Why did he wait I'LL he was the "heaV.
lest taI payer" before he demanded a good
and cheap Government