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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

as scrap ana
reaches Philadelphia rise TO ,
Mr Kelley-Mr. Chairman, l l.se
,,,'n:o hoth the amendmcnt and the sun
oHpOt iH;pt,to The bill as reported by the coili-
s,,;ttoo ofWavs and Means is IN ltseii
auction upon a large part OF this f,I ,I'a re-
oInnt;on unite commensurate Will 'no
dnctinn on pig iron, rs apprehehu tad wa
stond when the House shall ha.o U'o;r |
mnon it. If gentlemen preaicaTIo I',,dred
vt,tes upon the fact that WIN u ;rnm m was
W., s,ors absent the duty on piS-lron WTH M
neillpon lI 80 e5 I think they will make pii1
pir;ot' the house will materially revise.
ma,,o W., No doubt that it will reverse the WV @
S''o;nc the duty on pig-iron pelow llao
lcG1.'olj dutv reportc1 by the Commmn'l;
ICuuo:" suostion of revenue. Du,lnS
1siS there were over l0O OOO,oo pouIiNuSo 200 U
hor-iron of one class and over io'U000'O000OO 600
9 hounds of another-about izo,oooitG;oIH
x bounds altogether-lmporteu; ;ri TN oon no
l I'VE derived over 81, ,OS2 ,UOu. lherH ."i ~
= NJ advantage to the revenue in making Wv Wv
c reduction OF duty proposed by the SentMi,
l. man from Iowa (Mr. Allison) certilnn9 }
" none from reducing it one-hali, as proPuNHTI.
ol hv the gentleman from Missouri ~, ~. -t =,
. Gnrn,icS while it would be detrlinehI y
onr own industries. | may say, II tnG srn
trenon from Illinois MR. Logan WIN per
C. nit me. that am an American cltizeh.
H. Mr., Io"an-l nave oohc noI'I u
said nothing to detract from THIS Nh; ~ h;r
49, levi Iey'sI Great ability. l only reminded M m
he fiat l was Representative OF limos Srh. ~,
act ' hr a Representative of Pennsylvania. IN, I'm,
es WAS W. 9 all. all | have never said anything aoo'
,os the Great State of Pennsylvania eASep' \
culory ofits great resources, nor oo p,,, y
am Sire to say anything about 1t now, p"M P"'
SET yin saw this to the gentleman from rtn
tho sylyania (Mr. Kellcy)-"the great o'aSt S
in pennsylvania the great Keystone u ~
!" arrh of the Union, as it has always W
uch renresented will say to him tnat
60 obly represents that State, ana am -
To- to See that she has so able a hepresen,
i've But | must again beg OF the seh'
and man from Pennsylvania, when nc us Is
nv nv russinr questions upon this MOOR, lnns "
ring should at least recollect that ne Is thG nv ~
they r"sentatiye of only one district OF only
able ncthe states ofthe United States oil \ me
. of and Of no more. He can tax ABOUT i.
. rasourccs of the various states we az
au" do that, But | say to hun now U.s. ns
The a while ago he has no right TO fep''
otes, Illinois. D.r,vo,
,he Nj Mr. Kellev-I vote for PennsyNa'
-, ,no hut | speak ior my whole country
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INCOME TAX DEFEAiED

&C amendment to the old incoms somc. uus
law foSu "s;soa VAS non-concurred in by
VIVA, WIN House, on saturday, without division
In the discussion preceding the yots' .o % r;aht
bers expressed themselves psanss anousn 5nS made
to GO COLLEGE f6e fin incomes of 1860. In this we
,.py .lp;nl, thew are wrong but that the 'aN
tn ~noAt and must be allowed to die a n"lura' m
deob and be undisturbed hereai'er' '''e,, '"s,,
is little or no division of sentiment .n'Tr Snov
- q country and we are glad 10 Snoo Wv
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

pru,pe.or Hos. j. b. PACRER' III"
JEnYi,b,u1 Telegraph, in pubhsh'hs ~ -,
',oo,h oG Hon. j. B. Packer eaiisa''sh''o"
40 q in the following complimentary "''"
ner, u.,.. s,ocial attention
= w. re,5ers of every shade ol p,,'',a of
Ts nbls argument made IN INC ,he 18TH
- .s.'.',,,,t,fiyrs. Washingtupi on VI" clrr
t,t,au, an the taritI, by Hon. D. d. I'is dis,
- ,,.,,,hv rrpresentatiNc rom w." -. Mas
tno ~ outstion before the ilS"S, Mas
! 49, i,,,', nn nia iron. \ strohs tH,er,.t-
INV pvS ,he enemies oi tho iron n',roved
nsh ',Hi"h in Inc end, ungorluhau, H.. no,e
WIZ, '''.. e,l-t to reduce the duty Oh nl'gs5. an
"a a. n rs ln tha prvsenl haSs,l.rsd by MIR
.,,snd,aent 10 that vh'.s MD Packer
uu,ler Beng thea iSh"'nei n,eut by stuk
v,oN,al 20 amend the al'.s.', nm, lnalutalu
. no out % aud lnsefslAS dts anlendmru
In, the present rate N"s,.ntatiye v" spgsel
he made the eNeesNh',s's n rvhvcla Ih
60 wnl.n n''i,s ,,pon Mr, faes''l 49,, ,..,' .,..
hl6h,s' Nst,'w ,a ,,hn are uOl auel9 s,1, N.
.'',t - tsss.le, of lg,e trade va Nh, tim
"A a. lhe ht..' t,r.i.m iron AZ ~" ''' W
uG the au'l sn ami htai slep a ns 9's'ls' ,'D
wolh ~ = "a etuaily pfosuaN H.
p lhat Nyn," No. slate, ami essn,'t,p III
. eaaln'' fIh.r inltVsv il ''...ii
doAN INC Interests in vas '',.',i IN, ,., j
~. .aAhua,,sNi ,'r.,llc ctloa, "a 49, IN.
l"i sNs,,d,' ~ thc policy v'" ,,... b. n,
\" r,,n,1,s ss w. nsn n ana sAs 49,, ~
20 e@.,,N,i atlaek nreH s'. e,enbgow " 4
tFf ..,.b its palpohtl N..ilsn. ta eafis "a
"a shai. srslsni ol ~ s,.seA ealshall,
s,,amati.l. hsAR
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The EcumcnicaI Council.

With council composed of fully one
half Italian prelates, no wonder that the
lniallibility dogma was carried (as it is
said to have been). The number of votes
in the Ecumenical Council for the different
corAries of Europe 1--WE omit the American
vote, which is supposed to be under Italian
iniluence), is stated by the Pope's official
organ, the ObSeratore Romano, to be as
follows
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

Georgia. ,.aa,,. circumstances
,f the case, is perhaps the best TO DC Do 'ou' Onn,
y, onG ti it will almost certainly meet the oI tho
anu l.,oo !. Of the House. 1t repudiates inc
Iu,lr p;,,ahom amendment, of which all loves ~,
ptn o. .gaw and order,' in Georgia will hear'''S
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

fHr LE0M rfSpEg OF ssNtL Co'ss'
II pder IA, m.ut laws the one aud two
cent coins are % lsssl tender 20 tlte amount
~ four cents the thryg'eenI coppeg n'gks1'
~ tho amount Of slS1y ecnla and the i've
cent coplsg u.ese.s 10 the alaaant VI Vae
dollar The sAy,g .hrys-oyals coins arc q
usal Ienl,, % lho aa1oaaI OF sixty cents
tHi other s,Iyys gl.us, up -, and including
b the am9nnl olive dollars
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UyT. W. MOODH,

WM. W. MOODY
(Suceessor To W. \. Bennc'i')
npNccIsT AND CHEM lsT,
,,.,.., souare, SUNBUNN, f"''
n. Inst opeuod fresh and full assortment VI
DRUGS AND MEDiCiNEs.
unsurpa.sed in purity aud freshness AN" S' be-
constantly on hand ms 80 80 of merit in Medi-
eliS. pnvs;c,,ps and Customers may rely Gp1u
,,art,,tns,s and attention to orders 'N''
'e''ya eo,1D AND FLUID EXTRACTS
unusually large and embraces
/ My sloSA that can he found on hisl.',nna hil,,,,a
eNsithSti Tsble. including American aha genuine
French and English
PERI merry,
,...,.. Hair OH. Ivory, Gutta Percha WOOD
IA HON Combs, Toilet soaps, halr loo'"' nam
Cloth aud Paint Brushes, Ne,
PATENT MEDICINES
y,,.,.r,,,o,, an the most popular Preparations OF
ths day, at manufacturers P''N''' .,of
purs Havana scsaro and Chewing Tobacco o'
the best brands, n,
paints, oils, Glue, .i"SS'
Narnishes, Sc'
An my Tineturss, syrups, oln,hsnls ss,'nS,, e., ~,
| - ,tn.t urepA AratiOns are man hNl"''"'NN ~ - l.
~ ~ I ifyt. the beet material he eau procure w
h. nh0e yrars' eNpeIiepes In the pIaelles o.
nj .i,' he Wil noN devote hls whole s,.st' ss s,.
:" N'hs %, Ire. .ud 10 the CoAfol NplAu W
nIpRF u RlPIloA shat the FhSs'ephA MAJ
All All @y prsIaralons as hays pee's . a''s,ssl s.'ss
,,,ia nom the htnt mAislial AnN NF"H "N'''
9.'s,t' thsy aSs 81 oiliclal strength 49,
'r . Fo, a.1ilssl puapes,s, kssp % baud 'Ns 's'
''' ylNEs, BRASDIEs AND Liquors.
that san psosals'
A fall assnllmeul Of asa
VAScY GOODS ANp NotlnAs ,
N. sit.uilou N ths haHa y sslss " -
a. inl,eii,ai. NJ paHsiselAfs 49, H'"f''
ia u...srsr.,fs.aa ssaA. % 'ai 'sA '''''
,p. .s' f'" t'' shI N 300 p.
So b..b.f5. tt1. is. t..'
lsia xNoR q ssss,sl ,si.sil ~ ues4s, ssA s, !.
II 4 p.ssisssi's
v IrLAsawAKf of ,'l k.asa, ~ elfasa
u 4ssgs 4 psslsss'i.
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BOOT AND SEEOE

MANUFACTURER.
rEHHE undersigned informs the citizens Of sun
Z bury and vicinity, that he has opened shop
at his residence, on Arch street, near the pub c
school house, where he will manufacture to order,
all kinds OF BOOTS AND SHOES Of the be- ma
tcra.
Repairing done at short notice. Orders are
respectfully solicited. JARED BROsIOUS.
Sunbury, March o 1S10.-Gm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

'H INC votes, and a humber to sn3ro
h there are Primates from ather
;. world in attendance, and it is
Thous. c'l II vet it is, as
parts of the o,,uc Council in
ouor o,.orv one knows, and European -" H'io-
object. In reality it is stros not sVes s the kite,
Ind Catholic Europe as the lail'
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MILLING! yEEELING!!

TNHE subscribers having taken possession Of
a the Sunbury Steam Mills on Walnut street.
ana having repaired the same, are now prepared
to manufacturer all brands of
FLOUR AND FEED.
They respectfully invite the citizens Of this
vicinity to give them trial, as their facilities to
make the best quality are equal to any in the
state. Their present retail prices are
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From washington.

AsuINGToN, April 22.-lhe Nole ol
the amendment offered by Senator Caihcfol
10 the Northern Pacific railroad pill, ptoI
yidinp that in the construction VI t,lc u s"
railroad American iron and steer ohly Sli.,I s
he used. the same to be manulacturVu ~ ltoil
American ores exclusively, is an 'holc'.ui g
that the Senate is pretty sound on tllc 'atia', t
All the Pacific Railroad coinpanles ,.o 'n"o
have received subsidies from Congress ~ ,I,,
h'I - stinuloted in their charters that tliey
met nse American iron in the CONSTRUCTION
/ nf their roads. They have managed, now
over to eyade it by using from EneI'liu,c :
/ General Cameron explained the onlec. Vi
HE amendment when he Said II submit
ted the amendment first to the ch''i 'n'
of Tho committee, and he approved ll'
wish simply to state the reason ior "; ,oIsa
tho orioinal charter there was Il cHiuoo c
that the rails should be ltld oi Alno,
IRON Int that was evaded III tlis Hay
MI rails were broken up in EnSlahu an ''hU n
! Lirnod to this country, rerolico ~ SIM hia,
g oynnnse and that is the cause OF tnv i ulit,
,.,,(,;ns we have had on the Pacihc railroa' y.
' Nd iron has been brought on aSaimns! Wv Wv
h manufacturers of this country;
c sirn Is that the road shall be mace Vi -N' i'.
i can rails. and those rails TO DC hiaue oI. Nv,
It the ores of this country. caunot or n;
le ,nybody who desires the prosPct",
N own country can object 10 IT. ,,'''y ax,r
N that the same machinery t.'o 'in,ion
Sc m"o'Iire ~ Inv which the joint resolution
IL uPt IN he carried through, VIII pr
,,on7 The adoption Of any amehollicli' !.
,t one offered by the chairman pu.
he - Submitted the amendment 10 u
zee nhoirnan of the committee, ana ~ nv
-. SEpannrnyal.n The vote on the auoP''
IN auendment was ~ 10 10.
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.xss.,ss'. Ss,ies.

,oqtCF n hsfr " FiAfa lh-i lsitfif ts.''
NVfN, hase kfI sfapi.A la ih. HN'"
.1'si - os ,ts s,ia's . le.,s p's ,ss.s,
M. ss.., ~ y san'.l, s'''s s.s, AZ mss,s,
- dsc,sssi Al is',,-, ,'sa.si.,,s -
h'lslsss ,l.,.- k4sHs fisiiis A. lfsfi ~ '-'''
.alhs slls' W ~ wN. M RoC gli tltsh
t4refle
s..s.r. Aysa 81 ss'e-s
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s.crnnentai Wine.

4 pure Misunderstanding wine, pTepnteu plpanes
from the finest native grown rorl hr,Pes utnPes'
especially for the use ol Cntlsau, ntcG,I fayor
and guaranteed TO retain It's gra.ediu1S Sor ',S a,,
and essential qualities uli'tS' uinin New jersey,
neriod by A. speer, L"Ss"'
and 2i3 broadway, \, ! hsomc that is four
Our druggists '"''
| yaars old.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

1wA py1g'' ln msay q tAs saspp
De ssale, ss.sbsalrd 1ls adopt au
m amsnimenl ga ius,iay, ftlla
80 uu.s1s,s, .si pisfrP.aegs ssp
-, a., ltm sii,si,osi u lAs o.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30
sEEu roTAroES.

tAhLi h"''' YANnTRyERE sEEpLiAat
Nc. a., Arl Nf'
\ ia'H' "' HTgI unuAik.
FaAlaas, Alfltd ,oua''' Fa'
Tgo. 20, 1870
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

SPRING OPENING.
THE LARGEST
AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCK OF I
NEW SPRING
SIMMER GOODS
EVER OFFERED
II THIS MARKET!
AND AT PRICES so Low
As TO PUT COMPETITION OUT Or
y TIE QUESTION.
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN
DRESS GOODS
DOMESTIC
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
= OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
CARPETS,
LOWER PRICES THAN EVER
8 CLOTH
ie AND
crNT,S FURNISHING DEPART
MENT
H. H. Is STOCKED WITH
TIE VERY FINEST NAllEiN'
MY
GRogERY AND QUEENsWAlE
Of DEPARTMENT
>, Is COMPLETE IL STOCK
Ana Without a Parable! for Low fR'OS'
es, An Of which have been selected SNs ~,
ny care. and AT such prices as cannot Ian W saw
everybody
of ALSO,
os5pp Drua,. Medicines Paints, Oils, PeFlnheF'
nay
Dye stuls, Sc, Ne
s @el Call and be convinced that the MA
..., MOTun is the Store 20 buy clean,
's'' a.. y, FntLisS'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

NrOTlCR Il hereby given that ,he,al pr, a
- irs oI an. atockhoiirrt ei ths asnnN'l ,Il
"a sitmg Puni and Bal lag As'.. la''t' NJ,
h. LED "a thsil Foo'N oA l'tisf r., la f.,og ii
'gt.,t the f0IQa lus aulenalugni 20 way ~ '..
AHI. 2 $50 o. Assettn.tnl sll .h.ll b,
~, ID, Fis lasurlHes folti.' t.e.
.,..l h. tls mt ltf naf ~ peisht'',' "A IN.
rr..aaHa q aff ItfAhia 49, lf.J
.ts.feI n.t1 Mhf iili 's~f'
n .,if tf 30 pqli') hqiasi'
!" iIL WlLyERf PIss.asr'
~ BuCars. cisis
/ a. b, ~ p w."
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FISK a. HATCH.
KunJg arS.

.."ps, rhamphlets and full information furnish
cd upon application in person or by
Mail.
April so, 1S70.-St.
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uwhy 40 you saA Ma elsaiss' u,l ..'.,.s s.a \,
laaalFsA aiis u lssl h..ss.l. =. sssss.alsl
\ "a the aasxsg, 'ien ais si"-f'
ig Iay niRl With eilh'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIRTY DEADLY PoIs0Ns, Ac-
q eOrdIpEto the journal Of chenIAtty.H are
sold IN thlI market 10 change The color Of the
bals Thu Medical Gazette Say5 that they arc
B6EtbieAs tGs dyei. and that thelF Sals iS a
aCRrHE."S The prOprietorS dare not EiOnit Mtnl
tOeAltnle0l GNGly'i1,
CFistadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
on the contrary, has been analysed by Professor
Chiffon, the great analytical chemist, and pro
nounee1 Gblo'Etcly AarmLGsS, as well IS cficlenL
See his trTian etTI Eeutt, At .CrIstGdOroS, Aston
House, New York.
CRIsTADORO'S HAIR PREsERVATIvE, as
4 Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair amer
Dyeing, TryIL fs6sd&W
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.MrHAT EVERY HoRsENIAN

w wGNTS.-A good, cheap, and reliable
LlnIment. Such an article 10 Dr.. Tobias Vens.
tIan Ho1S Eminent Pint Bottles at One Dol.
hr. For LAmsneSS Cuts, Calls, Collie, Spralas,
&C., warranted better than any other It Is used
BY all the great horSemen on Long Island courses
II will mot euro Ring Bone nor Spawn, as therO Is
no LInIment in existence that will. What It Is
stated to cure Il positively docs.
No Olrtisr Of kO11J .ril b uiIh0utu attsr trying
onR botLlt. One dose rSviVes and often saves the
life Of an oYer.hcatcd or driven horse. Pur Collie
and Belly.achc It has never filled. Just as sure
a. tho sun rises, inst 80 surc Ia this valuable
Ilnimens to b tho Horse EmbrOcation OF the
day,
use It ono and all Sold BY the DruggiIts and
stOrekeepers throughout the United States
Depot 10 Park Place, New York.
iebs-d&w
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD HH .r.af-



Sealed Proposals will he received at the RnRi.
neeT's once 1t Charleston, West Virginia, until
~ ~, March lBt 1910, for the graduation, mason.
~ and the supcBtlucturC Of bridges on tho Chcaa.
pcakD aud Ohio X. r, between tho Falls Of Ka.
ifaWhA aud tho Ohio River, including 100000
cubic yards Of excavation and 1900 cubic yards
Of masonry.
until 10 ~, March 10th, 1870, for several heavy
sections East Of the White Sulphur SpFings-the
0reat BEND tunnel, s 100 feet; lewis tunnel, asOO
feet; hvc other tunnels nom 500 70 100 Ret long;
several sections In rock cutting, and about T100t
enbIc yards Of mAaonry. Probes and Gpeeldea.
lions can DO found at the office Of tho company,
81 William street, Now York; at Richmond, Va,
and At Charleston, West Va, on aud AEtCr JanuA'
~ 18th, 1870. yryn'
The company reserves tho right to rCIectanyOr
all the bids offered, and TO make private contracts
: Inflammation as to time, ETC., will DO given at
For further information apply to n. D. Whit.
cImb, chief Engineer, Richmond, Va, or 10 ".
a. KuprF, PF. AGs't Engineer, Charleston W. Va.
@. P. HUNTINGTON, q I
PrCat. Oh. s Ohio r. r. Co.
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THEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Government SECURITIES
No. 6 Nassau Street, New York,

tD.Ii. PEBEuAHr Is lsO !!
Tue remarkable SUCCESS, which attended our ne
gotlAtIOn Of tue Loans Of tho GENITAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, and the wEsrEHS PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popularity and
credit which thcso LOaus have maintained in the
markets, both In this country ahd Europe, have
shown that the PInt Mortgage BondI Of wisely.
located and honoably.nanagcd Railroads arc
Promptly recognized and readily taken as tho
most suitable, safe, and advantageous form of In
vcstment, yielding ellbcnI income than can
hereafter bo derived from Government Bonds, and
available to nko their place.
% Assured that, In the selection and negotiation
Of superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting a
great public want, aud rendering valuable scr.
vIre..bOth7to The hOllprs Of Capital aud 70 those
great National works Of internal Improvement
whose intrinsic merit aud substantial character
entitled them 10 tho use Of Capital aud tho con.
hGsnee Of lnVe.ton-wo now Offer with special
condolences and satisfaction tbs ~ 10. y
&. .tl lsila .LII.atts 'tsAs. -i" ..f|
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DIED.,

vEzEY-On Thursday, the 9Th inst, At .
O'Clock, r. ~, RICHARD NEZET, aged ~ years.
Tho funeral will take place at his late reaidCnce,
ON Centre street, this (FrIdAyl afternoon at
O'Clock. The friends Of the family arc respect
fully invited TO attend. .a .s-eI
[CIneinnAII papeH please copy.lr
HARPER.-At1 O'Clock on Wednesday afler.
noon, February I'd, 1870, SAMUEL HAMPER, al
his mothers residence, on Centre street.
The hinCalwill take place on Prithy, February
18th, at sG'rlock =. y. Friends Of the family ART
respectfully invited to attend.
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AaLLCOcKs POROUS PLAsTERs.

A'LLOOOh . TOESSOC hAOA A4ANS'
20 Step BY step this commodity has attained
IT, unprecedented fame. They arc universally
approved. They support, strengthen, aud aid
the growth Of muscles. They appear to have 4
peculiar effect upon the nerves, GllAying lrritA'
billy, while supplying warmth. They seem to
accumulate electricity, and aid the circulation of
the blood through the part where applied, by
which healthy actions arc induced.
Even in parA:ysls, where articulation was BuS-
pended the use Of tho Porous PlaSteFs to the
spine restored tho articulation, and materially
reduced the paralysis, In met, the patient could
help herself, while before the Porous Plaster was
applied she was as helpless as a baby. We refer
to Ars. Sally Elliot, Springfield, Mass.
Sold BY Druggists. Agency, Brandrcth IIOuse,
Now York. feb9d&w
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THE PRoFLE's New DIscovERY.-Thc
public have discovered that there h one
preparation, and O7lgOn by which gray
hair can be reinveStCtl with the tingcithRt
nature bestowed upon Il without staining
the skin. They see that PIlALON's VITA-
Liza, or SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, Is
transparent, and produces richer browns
and black than any Of the offensive dyes.
Sold by 4 druggists, cod
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AN EYE TO ~ Ex-senator Hendricks
Is on a little tour down South It Is Of
course strictly a private business visit, but
he has nevertheless been persuaded coca.
sionAlly to express his opinion in public
on "the questions Of the day" Governor
Hoffman and the other asplranls will
please take notice.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1870.
no REPUBLICANs.

Their, will be . meeting Of Republicans At The
Hall Of the HOu.o Of DelegAtDI, In Wheeling, on
he evening of the 18th Of thlg month, at seven
O'Clock, to make arrangements important to the
party. The Republican,. tron GTCry county IL
the State arc asked 70 have representatives u the
meeting. f13a HSii fHHoh, @4u "'
ACA1L or REPUBLICAN NEMBERS
% TIIE LE0BIATURE.
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.

Joseph Ilupp, aD#NH
Tho object OF this suit Is 10 subject the real
cstats Of the defendant George G, StOolhre, here
writing. Obligatory, executed by said George 2.
StOolGrO In favor Of the PLAINTIFF for S4l2 90 with
interest rum january II, 1870, and to tho pay.
m0nt Of 3is30 with interest nom Nay Nth,
note iot 1900, dated December 9Th, 1888, at
twenty-five days; made BY Il. G. Stoolhrc, upon
which said George O. SiOOlare "a liable a. en-
dOrSeF, said note having begl dply! protested
Said $4is aud q ,131 80 and interest % Aforesaid
being que nom GeoTge =, stoolHTe % INC pain IN,
tho Sheriff Of Ohio county BY virtue Of an order
Of attachment Issued In tho above cnusO, 10 wit:
upon 20 acres OF land In tho county Of Ohio, State
ofWest Virginia, Liberty township, and desCrib-
cd In decd nom All. Clarke, Commissioner,
TO said George c. StoolaFH, on record In Decd
Book No, IS, pages 81 and 9SS as fOllowS: Be-
ginning at post corner to Alexander Or, thence
South ny degrees 4 10t poles to post corner
70 David HOSAck, thence North u degrees West
g T.10 poles 70 post corner 10 HenTy MAdden's
line, thence North T94 degrees West to post
CornCT, thence South " degrees West 80 7.10polcs
to tho place Of beginning and also the interest OF
George c, StOofFG In the following described real
estate: 800 (mOte or lGsg) acres Of land situated
In tho county Of Ohio, Shte Of WOst Virginia,
formerly owned by Henry Madden and located
near Valley Grove Station, on tho Hcmpdeld Rail.
road, and about two and d half miles nom West
Alexander, Pennsylvania.
And It appeAring from an af1davlt hlcd In the
cause, that George c. St0olhrc and Mary Stool.
hrc, his wife. and Joseph Itupp arc non.rcSldents
Of the State Of West Virginia, on motion Of the
complainant, by hls counsel, II il ordered that
thoy do appear within ono month from tho date Of
the arSt publication hereof and do what 10 NO.
cessary TO protect their Interest In this salt.
Test: MICHAEL ]. BRRINI6, Clerk.
CALDEELL 3 BRO., Sol. for comprL
frb35-Hri4W ,
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WTOSTEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young Mun-thO true cstl.
mate Of woman-the happiness Of an honorable
mArriAge-thc fearful SOCIAL EVrS Of the day
the cause and cure. Sent nee, in sealed envel.
opos. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, box
7, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan2s.d6w