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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-20

1as- As compared with last year, the
receipts of Internal Revenue thus far in
1870 show an increase of over six millions
OF doIlars. This augmentation is due to
the inereasc in the various industrial par-
suits Of the 'couEtry, which, thanks 80
the energy of our People, are prosperous
despite the great eleg of the Inco4ne tax
That there is no need for this drag chain
on the business ofthe Nation is attested
by the large amounts of currency now
lying idle ia the Treasury, and the rapid
manner in which the pNublic debt is being
reduced. The present generation has
made sacrifices enough fr the national
credit, without being overtaxed to wipe
out the war debt in a shorter space of
time than ever such debt was liquida-
ted before.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-20

The PoLIgIcAL CAMPAIGN is now
fairly open. Already candidates of both
parties are 'tusily engaged in travelling
over their districts, seeking personal ac-
'guaintancc with the voters. The Repub-
lican candidates for Senators for this dis
trict, Messrs. Woods and Wilson visited
this section of our county last week.
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Pennsylvania r.. r. Time Table.
MA &s :s
NEWPORT STATION.

On and after May 90, 1870, Passenger trains
will run as follows:
WEST.
Pittsb'g Expr's. (Flag44l A. NJ. daily exc't Sunday
Way Passenger, 9.13 A. NJ, daily except Monday
Mail, ............2 2.1l p. NJ. daily except Sunday
mixed train with passenger car attached will
leave Harrisburg at O'Clock p M, and Newport
at GAG p. m.
EAST.
Fast Line ,.... 40 A. NJ, daily except Monday.
Harrisburg Accom-. 1l.3l A. NJ. daily " Sunday.
Mail, ............ 1853 p. NJ. daily except Sunday
j. j. BARCLAY Agent.
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sE~ Well, David" said a poor but

s Well, David,' said poor but
worthy citizen to rich acquaintance,
"the world has prospered with you and
they say that you are immensely rich."
SWELL" replied David, "perhaps it is
true, bnt we cannot take our gold with us
when We CO." "It would melt if you did,"
was the quick retOIt.
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NEW BLOOMFIELD, PENN'A.
IecesCJay, ,Septesseber 20, 1870.

PHILADELPHIA Merchants are in ex-
cellent spirits over the prospects Of II
good fall trade. At the present time trade
in all branches is better than it has been
there at this time of year since 1865.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-09-20

DSF" Rev. Fl, A. Cleveland, Pastor of
Christ NJ. 4. Church, Philadelphia, says
Of "our fathers house, / take great pleas
ure in commenting this instructive and
fas cinating look to my friends, and as
far as ! may, to the general public. See
advertisement in another column.
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DUNCANNON STATION.

On and afterSunday, June 10Th, 1870, trains will
leave Duncannon, as follows:
EASTWARD. A
Fast Line, Flag) 4.35 A. M, daily except Monday
Harrisburg Accom- 1904 p. NJ, daily - Sundav
Mail, ........8.2S p. NJ. daily " Sunday
WESTWARD
Way Passenger, S33 A. NJ, daily except Monday
Mail, LAO r. NJ, .............. daily except SUNDAY
Thro' Freight, Pass. Car attached, 500 p NJ.
WIN. G. KING, Agent
Stage Line Between Newport and New
Germantown.
STAGES leave New Germantown daily at four
- o'clock a. M. Landisburg at I. 80 a. IN. Green
park ut 8 a. M New Bloomfield at 9h a. m.
Arriving at Newport to connect with the Ac.
cOmmOdatiOn train East
Returning leaves Newport on the arrival of the
Mail Train from Philadelphia, at 2.30 p. M
z. RICE, Proprietor.
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To BlacksmithS. = Those wanting the
best quality of Toe and Blister Steel, can
purchase it at low prices of F. Mortimer
d Co.
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sbe SloomHeln $imes.
ADVERTISING RATES,
Transient---s Cents per line for one ins

Trawsieat--S Cents per line for one insertion.
12 {" twoinsertions
Is " s'three insertions.
Business Notices in Local Column 10 Gents
per line.
Notices of Marriages. or Deaths inserted free.
Tributes OF Respect, &C., Ten cents per line.
Obituary notices over five lines, 5 cents per
line
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One Of the most useful articles to have in!
family, is a Clothes Wringer. If you
have not already got one, you can get the,
best article in use, of F. Mortimer & Co.
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YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS.
One Square per year, including paper, s s 90
Two Squares per year, including paper, II 90
Three Squares t' '' 16 90
-Four Squares " &C 20 90
Ten Lines Nonpareil or one Inch, is one square.
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commissioners sale Of Lands,

if tIt1f 800 ID pafF tthee 0fn decree ~ The
rolats Coutt W psrslt eituhfy Nesi.lfA VI
tho In.i trtm thelfta the TaHlsnti aaea sptxiai
tYriuAsitneb VIII 40 asft
sHrEpAi THE sh uF FEBRUARY lFaq,
uylwreA lhe A4ats tiflefilel rs las, lEafetd
200 .,ll Do Pouch Cfp,k w said count, and NJ
ruhlit auction NJ tle lighest bidder IN cash.
Al hat crttnin tutrt If I'D Aitultsd, y inc aud
bgiuE IN uiirunty Of pAolN aud knoNH aud
lcs .tihtl aa ihe uolth hall Of srttiun .tvtutJ
Nv {lbl tavustip ~, tti rune biht, lsY wtsf
A Considerable fertisNofaiid land " cleared
aYl iua a gaQd State Of fultiusuon, hsse sas
Comfortable dwcllinErhpusc, oft hopses,t kc,rr
rne above tftri u lsitf ,icsefitcd ~ttetdtgs u
The estate bt W. llsipaE aceerUcl, aaHaHt
saal ga peItti@ Of Marcy y. Leipesy. ~nlndats-
tRtIiN, ~ pay a balance that the said estate
owns upon nic said lhuh, ard The decree hrtcis
that The mhictdsi ~ slld sale be atIlied far
thai p,upoee hrst 10 chose ~leFirlng ~ tpurs
fhase can sec lAe tile y clsqr. k.a d,est,
~ J. A. roLk,
ats-5t fG |tHH tdT ConimiaAomrg
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D r.. Fl u Mt E r.

CoN4fStEs to treat al private diseases, syphilis,
MI forms gonorrhua gleet, Structure, Be- COM
plctelY erplicated, That numerous classo eases
resulting from self,abuse, producing uumanli-
ness, nervous debility, i~rritability, eruptions,
seminal emissions, and finally impotepcy, PEP
mancntly cured. Persons afflicted with delicate,
intricate, and long Standing constitutional COM
plaintsare politely invitedtoc cal for consultation,
which costs nothing. Experience, thc best of
teachers, has enabled him to perfect remedies
ut once efficient, safe, permanent and which
in most cases can be used without hindranee to
business. Medicines prepared in the establish
ment, which embraces office, reception and
waiting rooms, also boarding and sleeping
apartments for patients requiring, daily person
al attention, and vapop md chemical baths, thus
concentrating The Famed mineral springs Both
sexes, married Or Single, suffering from indlscrs-
| tons, indulgencies, or exposure, may apply and
be cured. No matter who have failed, state
your case. Read what he saysia-his pamphlet
sent to any address free. Thousands of cases
treated annually at office and all over the coun'
try CONSULTATION free, personally or W mail
Ohiec, 10. 1888 Third st. tdbet. Green AND Walnut
near the posoflee, Louisville, Ky@ OH@ hours
"a. NJ. to p. Nj; Sundays, 10 a. y. to IL P. M
~jyl7-ly. 4F..f,
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ur,t. syvp,.a sosicsi


Ssfit Int Sgrtp u.s. bern eIuieE'etsl
tul no counisrieiief brought NJ eHef
SMITHS TuSiC sYrrP
Tho ccnuino article musl htve w ious
fitlt rrlta'o .tinp oI entb hottie. NJ loNy
BrlL unlj hs the right Go Manufacture hnd sel
thr original JOINS j ssuHs fUNfrNIRti
81 Loas,JIp. rs. Ewmine we'd thc ahel on
ourH bolla u my lriyate stHmH y ppi 10 pe
bottle, 10 not purchase OF you Will hr deceived.
See my column al,auisegenb andpy ehaw
safd. Twill pro., cute any ere iaf4a llhs ur
my right. The ges4las SarH TuNlr rYArp
can pnlybQ grgRycdly M sclis
q 'NIc ruhlits tNaltt,
On. john BULL.
Louisville, Oct y, 1883, taS- IN.
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D., SoMEgHISG NEw.--A grand til,
umpll has just been achieved at the
new Photographic parlors Of \.
DAY, Nc. 251 Main street, Memphis
Tenn The liglq whicAsis now obs
timed at This establishment is fly
superior toany otherin the city and,
in fact, no gallery in the United
States can boast of bettor advapta-
ges.r Mr., J, w. Race, the artist,
was for 4 long While connected with
the leading Photographic house in
New York and i reunited to be one
,ot the most killful and accomplish
cd of his profession in America,
The celebrated Portrait painter Mr.
J. T. Fisher is olso connected witt
the establishment, and parties wish
ing a tangible life likeness Of an,
description shouldI be certain +
visit PSI Matt st. Memphis
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COM MIssI0NER's SALE.
on %VALIfApLE LANnI

.fh.I OF VALUABLE LAND 'f 'NG
~ virtue, and In pufsunntn of a decree of
tho prolmtn Cpurtoi Pasnh.C nuaty, Nississitgs,
made at the May term lSG0 thereof III. the
%ruatter Of the petition pf Mify SQtrcis, ct.ai. to
sell the lands hclonpiug to tht estate ~ Nhaey
Ann Willintes, dec, VIII w. Special Cewmih-
sioner appointed under sud decree, proceed 10
sell ~ Fo R
ON MONDAY, FEBnUARYi 4 isToF1
ut reacb Greek in said uoanshito tile Highest
ana bestbidlee fr cash ~ nablis gutrWpvah
IN lawful hours, tlie fractional art as tbs uqrib
cnst quarter 81 section 'twehty-slS, township
seven, range nine, lying IN said county. h9iI9t
". G.. MAXWELL.
llanl ssla lai4kt walEllIan GpmalFfioggW
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0fon the organs o. sense, the eye & most
frequently thc scat Of disease aud yields most
readily to judieious treatment. Atmospheric
Influences are chief among the causes which
produce disease Of this organ, and, in the Val
Icy Of the Mississippi, the existence of malaria
contributes greatly to It's frequency and inten-
sity. Traeomo, o. q granular lids j the dis
ease most common in the West and South
This exceedingly painful disease, Dr.. 9. y,
NORRIS Of Memphis, Tenn, has treated success
fully for several years, and We have, ourselves,
known several instances where the parties were
almost totally blind being ellectaally cured by
him. There arc, doubtless many persons in
the South who think themselves hopelessly
blind, but who could be restored by ~judicious
treatment, and all such, we would advise to
consult On, G. B. NoRRIs, No. 233 Main Stree
| Memphis, Tenn. ei deelT-3m
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Citation Notice.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela County,
TO MafyJ Waters, heir and Distribute Of
RI. B. Waters, deceased.
z You are hereby cited 10 appear before The
Probate Court Of said county, 1T tho Court
house thereof On The 4th Mondy in Jandaryl870
B answcr the petition ofJoseph Taper, and show
cause why the petition praying for title to tht
r half Of + fourth Of section 81, township 10
range 7 west, in said county, sold BY d~eceaset
in bis lifetime to Joseph Taper, should not b.
grtnted. by order Of Court.
Issued December 18TH 1860,
J H. PIERCE,
pnl-5t Clerk
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Dir. DAYS. of the Iuka Gazette
returns lis thanks to awkole score
of friends who werc kind enongh
to remember him on Christmas day
by presents Of Cakeand Wine. We
wish we could do tile same. ! IVA.
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fs M. aH
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M
Wrium irHu the s ilHt
.the usatb n Atefi anl ttl8
.ty iaia meeting lu nat piat go
iho $50 81 Jaunay % Htahl Nd
ltrt4 trlry byp fe1sa ! fslee
an labor aud posing . rc 1lutlon
d tdfl@@ltioa 10 the mmcrgm'lon Of
danes into tile community by Overt
acts.
TIE south u tarinnIs " export tiru
Nsfth httfss rrit6u. Ettly vegetable.
viii DO cent largely thls eguiag pfus nnl
brisk demand hrs spfuua up also uf the TtNf'
Tonic syrup az q ruge ,ur chilt.
Congress rcassemblcs on the 15th
inst.
Don Cough, Snc,zc and Whccze iu church
II annoys your neigbh0t4 The lludgnitn
Balsuu Of Life will remove thc ncgdand cure
you np.
We understand the young gentle
men Of this vicinity intend getting
NJ a Grand Ball to be giyon at the
Mathews ITouscin this place, cntle
22nd of February. We nrc in
hopes they will succeed in ACCOM-
plishiug their object.
Texas Tonic Syrup cures Chills and Fever
permanently and is pleasant to take besides
MAGIC Arnica Eminent is the best Liniment
in the world. II won't fleece in winter nor
smell bad ID summer and will cure pain in five
minutes. -I
A. No. / barrel flour at $500.
FClear side meat at zoe. Gall at
Mathews 4 Son. ''
Use Magic Arnica Eminent for all kinks Of
aches and pains where q good external stimu-
liant is needed.
Fulllino of Robes, for 12lc., at
Mathewiss& Sons. Some beautiful
patterns. n.fl JjdSAor "
j &. LELASp has removed his stock OF Drug
from Ills Oh stand to J. II. YATES \ Cos store
Baskerville, and has largely Increased hisstocl
since removal with new goods Persons wish
ing drugs should give hin a call.
!, For cheap coats and pants go tt
Mathew & Son, Pamela.
! WALL h Brown, Batcsville, are still up witt
, the times, and keep their stock Of goods com
} pletc aud well assorted.
AUGUST BuRroN.-It should be femembefe'
that Mr.. august Bdrtony No. l37 d I'll sf3o Per
laf Street, corner of Fourih, sells The cheapes
: C65nfectionaries u be found in Memphis. NJ
! Burton pays special attention to orders trol
{ the country for WEDDING Cakes and all sorts
Ornamental work for Partids and Fairs.
!, decl8-3m
DALExrIyE & WALLS Sardis Mammoth Dl
Goods rHeppyis the. resort Of those hunth
bargainsin trade. They are selling vcfylo
< now to make room for their spring stock,
tDohpEAR's COMMERCIAL CoLLEuh33
Main street MISREPRESENTATION
day the entire year. New pupilsc ca
: begin any day Writing Art an
Book Keeping &C., &C., &c.,
u rnn12.6m
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Ian, sIAs laIebt 4lgggtdp Gpmmjssiop
AdmlnistrnGr.s7 Notice.

by virtue Of u decree Of the Probate Court
% Panola County, Mississippi, nfndt 1t the
NeFqmbsf teFm 1860 tlwreois the undersigned
was appointed administrator Of the estate of
Sttsan J. Y. Henley, dee, aiia hnting ~duali6cd
and bond hereby gives notice 70 creditors
Of said deccdent 10 probate their claims against
said eeiate as required by law Or they WIN he
forever barred. ~oty3n rads
FoT cAtvfN BROOM, adm'r.
iRns-0st4J nlHE slGpHtgtNhH hanfeH
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D SD 49, - MnAL. ~

sa
Weskm 5Ha 3 es 1t l~4sata aluIl aer.
's,tfi hy iha anBft b,a isH tHd ~ 81
ID pItHy rIute tasHH M FnrrltI unIt Iu.
S~fv 4twrHH ~ atae ~ e' lHa
aIt Il tfr f%iettI ln wr,Int NJ
E..v nmly iauli hove one
Ff G.rl .e, fui Gl.,l uc ut Gf
ta.r.tl. Injection ant ta nut llp w
receipt ot pri,r-ole l.lIuH pr .u'He
J.N RUSS Et,l. ~. D.,
CmtduuE rhyi,iau
IT, g. WAuHAN s,crcty etls w
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nAPLC-pIh
A NJ
We call the attcn ton Of our friends TO the
dfers of j. II. Yates &Co.t for inducements to
call in and examine their stock of Winter
Goods NJ
For ID good cheap hat go to
Mathews & Son, Pamela, r.
No. 292 SECOND ST., MEMPHIS
Those who need wall paper in all
LIS varieties Of pattern dla beauty
viii find It at Mr.. =. Grieshabcr's
where,b slscg window shades, CIR
tains, and all kinds Of upholster
goods, are kept always on hand.
Mr.. G.. is an experienced dealer
having been engaged the bushes;
III this city since 1852, extensively
known, and has never failed to give
satisfaction to his numerous custo-
mers. oct3O-ln
! CoyrEcrroxARY.-The best place in Mem
pIis to get unndulterated confectionaries is a
August Berton's wholesale and retail estab
| lishment Nos. 1877 and 13o Poplar Street
Our patrons should remember this and wheI
they visit Memphis act accordingly.
declS-Sm KnEtr
Ask for Stones Tonic Syrup ant
take no other. Sold byC.C. War
& Bro, and w. N. Wilkerson & CO
NJ. Rose Sole Agent, 81 Main st
Memphis Tenn. .aug28-1
Forone yard wide bleach domesti
! at 15c. go to Mathews & Son.
Il The heatiestiB atchelof Shoes, *
Matthews & Son. H,E
!, A new and elegant stock
Shawls and cloaks, cheap, at Natl
ews & Sons.
The "MArnEw's IIoUsB,' Panel
c is offered for sale or rent Oh Il
most reasonable terms.
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To Contractors s. BuiIders!

We are agents for Pamela Co, of one Of the
largest Sash, Blind and Door Manufactoris IN
Wisconsin, and viii keep on liand In white
pine work all the common sizes in use in this
country. Terms Cash on delivery Of goods and
no deviation. Prices the same as the same ar
ticIc in Memphis.
B.ALENTlNE & WALL.
sa.li Min. ia3 I'm
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Sale or Valuable Lands.

! BY virtue f Il decree 81 Afhe Probate court b
Madison county, Btate Of Mississippi rendered.
at the April term, 1863, |, MS Executor Of the
Inst will and testament or Thomas II. Hoover,
deed, late Of aaiu county, will expose 10 public
sale before the door Of the, Court Honse in Ja.
tiniol Tisliomingo county, Misc, on n afl
Thursday, January E}, 1870,
the following lands lying IN said county viz.
So and N. ", ! See. 18, I'll X, Q, T..
N and y. W. '"''l7, 7. i,lt ., ~
taH.S W.al-9-yI -jf9 2i,T.LR6s Etg
Also before the Coprthonse, door in Austin
Thnirn county, MiRs., on = tRAf
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FALSE RuMoR.--In the early part Of
this week it was circulated in our
town and vicinity, that Mr.. John
b. Sutton, a gentleman well known
and respected this County, had
been killed on Cold Water, by q
man named Morgan. The many
friends Of Mr., Sutton will be glad to
know that the report is false. Mr..
81. is alive and well.-1aHahacahie
News. iEfhE HfEf90 II
Boots ! Boots l--If you want 4
fine and good pair Of boots made to
order, 60 to Hamlet Patterson
Batessille Miss. We wear Mr.
Pattcrsons make and know that Ii,
makes an excellent boot.
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&M 80
WoRsHAM HpusE MEMyIIs This
large and commodious Hotel has
boen re-iitted and re-furnishod gand
is now kept by tlat soll Veteran in
the business Nj. J. 3. WoRsiIAM,
and Iporsonls visiting thereby can
find no better place to stop thar J
1t this Hotel The fire is Of The
very best kind, and board only three
dollars a day 27 3Eo v H
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ny virtue Of d deere, Of the Ghonocry Court
of Pamela County, State of Mississippi, made
therein on the 25th day of November. 1860, in
the suitofRobert ?. Sorreseonp,lfhan against
William IL. Short administrator, ct al, defend
ants No.y265, in said Court, ! will, as Commits
sior,ess therein ap,gnihtpH sofy 49, &E3&$A
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HARRY LIE

Druggists should not fail to no
ticc the column advertisement OF
DIR. JonN BULL's Great Remedies.
Ills medicines are too well and fa-
vorably known for US to add D word
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Pa sste~-A ar-ff4ie woqrA
hand hand wr4, 2ivaf, ior nl
edcap 1T this office.
Religious worship ,at P.Y
md ~ lht@silb taauteA
AZ PaasIa % Gle frrt sallnih N
each mo.s, by ReY. A. H. Can.
welt, second Sabbath fl each month
By Rev. g. D. Young.
l~latesviIls Rev. Mr.. Shcptc =
frat sabbath night ~ each mo ~
and the third Sabbath at 1locloc'a
Rev. Mr.. Barry, dic fourth Sabb' h
Mt If o'clock. ..I
No CrRE, No PAY !-SnAEE 40
MORE !-rStonc's Totie Syfnp Is the
only warranted Cum REMEDY sold.
II Is the bcst. $500 Reward for
every grain Of Poison contained in
SroSE's ToSlc SYEir. Physicians
prescribe and pronounced it intallibIc'
Warranted to cure Chills and Fever
% money positirely refunded
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,u W. were handed the follow
ing dispatch by (which twill boseen
that one oftho colored members OF
the legislature from this county hgs
died, and that we will have to have
an election to fill the vacancy:
"a. Jackson, jan. Y, 1870.
U. Onane: NJ uncle, @ A.
Yancy, died this morning-will be
buried tomorrow.
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Persons wishing fepaitiagef guna
pistols, locks &C., should give Mr..
.. WILLIAMS, Centre Alley, back OF
Peabody Hotel, Memphit, Tenn, q
call, as he is 4 first class workman,
and dispatches work entrusted to
him with promptness and dispatch.
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Texas Tonic Syrup cures Chills and Fever
permanently and is pleasant to take besides
Magic Arnica Liniment is the best Liniment
in the world. II won't fleece in winter nor
smell had ID summer and will cure pain in five
minutes. Al
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THE EYE.

Louisville, Oct p, 1858. pSs- Isl
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-25

Antietan, Gettysburg, Violksburg, and Appo-
mattox Court House-viotories which Nc
Clellan, Meade, and Grant sought to wrest
from the Cory, God-like Governor Geary'
We were also among the few who we're
friendly enough to give him advice-advice
which, for the reputation of the Republican
party, we regret he did not accept. We also
advised him not to permit his reverence for the
truth to carry him so far as never to use it,
for the truth can be employed occasionally
with effect OF course, we never imagined
that he could reform altogether his predilec-
ton for want of veracity, but we weakly be-
leved that he might measurably overcome
the habit. We regret to say he has not done
SO, and that he still calls black white and
white black. This habit is little confusing
to his friends, but still idiosyncrasies in great
men must be pardoned.
We want the Governor and the friends of
the Governor to bear witness that we endorse
him for the Presidency. Our first choice was
Mrs. Cady Stanton, but she has already the
ReoO1utiOn to look after, and she must give
place TO Geary
We even go further, knowing that we can
not fare worse. We nominate DIR. Gihon for
Vice-President Geary would be nothing
without Gihon. Geary will emphatically
declare that black is white, and Gihon will
swear to it. These noble soldiers, patriots,
and statesmen must not be separated As
Governor they are one, as President let them
not be divided. We unfurl our banner aud
nominate
For President-JoHN w GEARY
For e-President-JoHN H. GIHoN.
And now we want to be appointed Notary
Public
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-25
OBITUARY.


Rev. James WruyB Hardenborgli, DID.
Inc death of the Rev. James B. Hardenbergh,
y. d., on Saturday morning. January %, in
New York city, is announced. DIR. Hardenbergh,
at one time well known TO Philadelphians, was
born June 2S, 1900, and studied at Union Col
lege, Schenectady, N. Y, and at the Reformed
Dutch Theological Seminary at New Brunswick,
Nj. He took charge of the First Reformed
Dutch Church at New Brunswick, and from
there removed to the Reformed Church in
Orchard street. New York city. From New York
he went to Rhinebeck, N. Y He was called to
the First Reformed Dutch Church Of Philadel1
phia, which was in Crown street, above Race, in
1886. He retained this Office for several years,
until 1S4O. He succeeded DIR. Bethune, who, at
that time was establishing the church at Tenth
and Filbert streets. In 1910 DR.. Hardenbergh
again removed to New York city, and took
charge of the Franklin Street Church. After
several years of service he resigned this church,
leaving 1t in highly fourishing condition, and
went to Europe on account of his impaired
health. On his return he spent some years in
the South, without having any particular charge.
since that time he has been engaged in mission
work in New York. DIR. Hardenbergh lived a
long and arduous life, and the usefulness of his
labors can yet be felt by all with whom he has
ever had connection.